Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-08

runk n was given the maximum
Of Is and costs and 20 days In
Jail. Barney wal found to have violated
nearly every other law on the city court
calendar but ehis was his first appearance
answer 20 a charge OF intoxication and
he therefore got a light sentence. His
term Of 40 days, served for petit larceny,
was completed last Saturday.
The annual meeting of the w~aubanakee
Golf club was held last evening in the
club house n was presided over by
President r. f. Kimball. The reports of
secretary and treasurer showed the
club to have passed a very successful
year. The reports of the nominating CON-
were read and accepted. he gov
are DR.. w. H. Englesby, II. b.
and II. L. Ward. The meeting for
election Of officers will be held on the
third Wednesday In June.
James Hess, "a years old, and Ruth
Is years old. both OF Rutland,
were unprecedented Tuesday May 80 near
by the young girls stepfather,
The young man was lodged
Jail in Montreal and the girl brought
back to Rutland. Hess had been boarding
Mt the Raymond house and q week age
he and the girl disappeared. The police
were notified and soon located them by
the aid OF Montreal's detective force, in
a little town 60 miles out of Montreal.
Mrs. r. w. Linsley Of Pearl street, with
her daughter. . rs. Edward Saunders. and
her grandson, George Saunders. will sail
next week for Europe. They expect TO
be absent from this city about two
months. DR.. Saunders is physician on
board a United States training ship, now
stationed in Boston. The vessel is to
make a voyage In European waters. and
Mrs. Saunders expects to meet him for
short periods Of time at various European
ports.
Fire IN a sausage factory IN the rear
by Mrs. Michael Murphy. called out tho
fire department last night at II o'clock.
The factory is located in the upper story
Of the building and the origin Of the
blaze is unknown. IT is thought 1t may
have started from n defective wire. The
department put two streams into the
place and soon had the fire under con-
troll although the damage to machinery
and sausages will be considerable.
Albert Reynolds was in city court Tues
day and pleaded not guilty to a charge
of intoXication. He was found guilty,
however, and was fined the usual five
dollars and costs of s7s5. An appeal was
entered and F. q. Webster became surety
in the sum of 500. John Demars was an
other first offender and he was fined s.
.,;tt a-.4, 90 : z n Il ~
that he would guarantee that the amount
would be paid within five days and
Demars, who lives In st. Johnsbury, was
allowed to go.
Two trespass actions were filed in
Chittenden county court Monday. The
first was that OF Marcia NJ. Sabins and
Charles f. Sabins against George May
and Frederick May. The parties are from
Bolton and the plaintiffs claim that the
defendants cut down certain trees in a
close and otherwise injured the property
to the extent Of $50. The other action is
that of Mary and Catherine Besery
against William G.. Guyette, the plain
tiffs alleging that trees to the value of
$500 were cut down on their property.
II iiu iitt'iIiS VI lle 1tudf DcdCN
association was held last evening at the
Y. NJ. c.. A. building. Routine business
transacted and the officers were re-
elected a follows: President, Il. 8. Pease;
vice-president. ]. H. Macomber; secretary,
DR.. r. Il. Clark: treasurer. w b. Howe;
executive committee, the president and
secretary ex-officio. q. H.. Holden. c. L.
Woodbury. and W. b. Howe. The associa-
ton finds the financial condition satisfao.
tury ana the conditions OF the camp are
excellent.
The trustees Of the Burlington Savings
bank ave declared to depositors the usua
dividend OF 4 per cent. per mum for the
six months ending June 80. To conform
with the new savings bank law passec
by the last Legislature, interest will
hereafter he allowed from the first o.
July and January on all deposits mad,
not later than the tenth day of those
months. Interest will be allowed from tn,
first day OF all other months on deposit:
received not later than the fifth day OF
those months.
The question as to where Bernard
Gallagher would spent the summer ant
some time to come was definitely settled
tuesday afternoon by Judge c. S
Palmer. who sentenced Gallagher to no
less than a year nor more than IA months
and to pay a fine Of $50 and costs or tax,
the alternative In Jail. The crime wa.
that OF altering the figures on a check anC
Gallagher had pleaded guilty to an in
formation filed against him. The offens,
was committed In Winooski anu Gallaghe,
had been found guilty by Justice Conlir
and had taken an appeal.
Green Mountain Chapter, Daughters o
the American Revolution. held their an
nual meeting Tuesday afternoon at tn,
home Of Miss Mary Roberts. There was
large attendance. The officers for tn,
ensuing year will be: Regent, Mrs
Arthur s. Isham; vice-regent, Mrs. z. 3
whitney; secretary, Mrs. b. J. Andrews
treasurer. Mrs. G.. @. Stiles; registrar
Mrs. d. a. LOOMS: historian. Mrs. L. q
Lord; chaplain. Mrs. w. j. Van Patten
The meetings will be discontinued unit
next October, as Is usual during the warn
weather.
Forty OF the officers of the First Vernon
Infantry are now at the officers school O
instruction in P~lattsburgh. The schoc
Will be In session for several weeks
Among those in attendance are Capt. J
NJ. Ashley and Lieuts. M. b. Gill an,
Z, q. Girard. In the school the militl
officers are taken out and presented wit
all sorts OF questions In the war game
They exercise their own Judgment and ar
criticised by the regular army officers pre-
sent. They are also instructed in tn
| mechanical mart ~ the uOrk avap Hou,
to the manner of making out reports an
papers.
The death Of NJ. L. Sanborn. who's