Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-02
Hoods SarsaparilIa

to him for the sake Of his children and
lis wife. the latter being In delicate
condition. Collins will have to 90 to work
Immediately and he a good citizen.
4 Halloween party was given Friday
evening for tho 4 class Of the grammar
school in the school building. with near
~ fun attendance uf the pupils Of the
class and teachers in all of the classes.
Everything was in keeping with the ccle-
hration of halloween and a masquerade
ia which original and attractive costumes
figured were the features. The school
rooms were decorated with jack-o'lan-
terms. corn stalks and other hxings.
which helped to produce the desired at
mosphere. The evenings program was
opened with a grand march, and after
that there were the customary games,
concluding with refreshments and candy.
In the estate OF W D. Hall, late of
Richmond. there was a decree in pro-
bate court Thursday. as there was also
in the case in the estate o. Robert f.
Richardson Of South Burlington. Car.
man s Brush OF Cambridge was appoint
81 administrator in the estate of Henry
!. Brush of 'nderhill DEGREES were Is
sued in tine estates OF William Rouse,
William W. Rouse and Marette Rouse
all three late Of 1nderhlu In the estate
OF Lucia Edgecumbc late Of Burlington,
there was a decree and settlement Of
tive executors account, and in the estate
OF belinda Gonyea. also late of Burling-
ton. tn ere was decree and a settlemen,
% the admnistra tors account.
Just about the time that Eugene Maple
was getting three months after trial
FOR burglary in county court yesterday
his, sire William Maple appeared in city
court in charge of Sheriff Allen and got
lust about the same sentence for n simple
hrt successful drunk. When arralgned
Maple pleaded guilty and he was fined
s5 and costs. with an additional 30 days
IN Jail. which in all will amount 10 more
than three months. Maple was in a way
helped tohis own arrest. He got nicely stew
cd and then parental solcitude got the
better II caution and he appeared at the
isn. demandns 20 sec hs son Ito vas
accommodated with a cell neat to hin,
and he viii ho at home 70 visitors now
until January 81 BY his conviction Yes
terday ne is advanced to tho hahitual
class
The program o. social events at the nigh
school mas becn prepared by PRINCIPAL NJ
u Chittouden and Is as follows: Reoep-
ton 20 parent 80 euher 10: ThanksK!v-
ing musical. November ~. high school
fair, Decembrr y: school closes Friday,
December - oions Monday. January 8.
reception to parents January 70, seniors
.iT,, Iutt 81. otxf,
January &c. FRS semester examinations,
January y 10 February >: indoor track
meet, February date subject To APP
irOval ~ Mr. MacDonaldl: junior ban
Guet, Feb. IL; parents reception and school
exhibition. May 10; senior banquet May
u high school boatrfde. May 81 Uenta-
tivel: second semester examinations, June
1@-lS, class day. June 20; graduating OK
erciseS June =.
George -. Jarvis and some ~ III" other
men from this city Who recently lost ar
ticles by theft from their automobiles at
lnderhill recently have recovered all Of
the stolen properly. \ pair Of gloves had
previously been found in the trunk OF one
of the offenders and after the release Of
the Young men FROM Chitt,udcn county
Jail they produced m" rest of the prop
rrty ana returned j, to tho owners
through Deputy Sucrn f.. = Tillison of
I'ndcrhil' The ara '..- recovered consist
of two full kits or autorohile tools, an
automobile robe. Two pairs of gloves a
travelling bag. two raiucuat~ and prinl-
ing can The total value Of tho property
is about $50 The thieves who are said to
hc Young mon Of previous good rcputa-