Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-04


out. Three streams OF water In addition
to the chemical we're used in extng,ish-
ing the fire and the damage done to the
shed Is considerable.
The case OF the Mary Fletcher Hospital
VS.. Charles V. Richardson, Winnie L.
Richardson and the Francis G. Neale COM
pnny. Inc. was entered In chancery court
Friday This Is an action to forecose
a mortgage held by the petitioner on GER
tain property on Spear street in South
Burlington. The petitioner alleges that
on September 4. 1900. Richardson and wife
executed n mortgage decd on u acres OF
land, the mortgage being given on note
for $i.7O0 A very small amount Of money
was paid on the note, II Is claimed, and
in 1905 the Neale company of New York
State attached the property. The petit
toner prays that It's prior claim to the
property he recognized and seeks to fore
close the mortgage. A. G.. Whttemore Is
attorney for the petitioner The case of
the burlington Savings bank VS.. Timothy
II. Alden and Vilora W. Alden, n similar
action in chancery, was also entered Fri
day
A circular has been issued In con-
nection with the annual summer meet
ing OF the Lake Champlain associa-
ton at Bluff Point announcing the
following changes IN the plans OF the
| two tercentenary commissions The
steamer Ticonderoga has been en-
gagged for the trip to attend the un-
yelling Of the Champiain Memorial at
| Fort Frederic to-day. IN place Of the
Vermont, ami will leave Plattsburgh
| at 7:45 Burlington at $3.50, arriving
| at Port Henry at 10:l5. Because Of
| this later starting hour, II will be i'm
| possible to stop at Essex and West
port. Members of the association 60
! ing from either of those places should
take the regular boat and returning
can take the 500 D. m train from
Port Henry. The steamer Will reach
Burlington at 5:15 p. m on the return
trip.
| a colored man named Charles Anderson,
alias Brown, alias Wilson, was brought
to Burlington late Monday night by
Deputy United States Marshal Thomas
Reeves. and placed In the county Jail
| ,
on charge OF violating the laws
governing the white slave traffic Ander-
son was arrested on a Central Vermont
train at Htghgate by a United States
immigration inspector who took him 70
St. Adams. where Anderson was arraigncd
before United States Commissioner W. r.
Austin and bail was fixed at 5000.
Anderson Is accompanied by @ white girl
"a years old. named Ethel Donnely, who
IS held as a witness and whose bond
is fixed at $500 Anderson has been a
iorter on a sleeping car running into
Montreal but claims that he has been
1T Of work and that he has been drift.
~ about with the girl. who has beer
It'll him for year or more.
TWO long sentences were given by
Judge c. S. Palmer yesterday mornin q
n city court in the cases of Clara
Flair and Georgc Virgins, who were
found guilty of open and gross lewi-
ness. ana II is thought that the sen
tence of Virgins is about the longest
ever given in city court for this Of.
fence. The Blair woman plea led
guilty to the charge and will serve
and one-half years in the House O,
Correction. Virgins took chanct
the other way and pleaded no,
guilty. He was found guilty an,
received a sentence of not less
than three years nor more than three
years and three months. The man ir
the case Is apparently about so years
of age and the woman not far from 20
They were arrested Sunday night TN
der particularly revolving circum
, stances on the lower road to winooski
upon complaint of numerous persons
J a woman whose name, as near as ca,
be ascertained. is Benedette Marguise
/ Was arrested Tuesday on a statLtor,
, charge and with A. Treva!ne was place,
5 in jail. Both parties are from Lakesd
= and neither could speak English tn
facts We're hard to get. The WON
ans husband came from Mont
=. rea' Tuesday. however. and elaine
that his wife was living with another man
y warrant was issued as a result and tn
couple taken to Jail. 1t developed how
, ever, that the woman had a three weeks
, old child al home and she was release
until morning. According to her story, sh
, left her husband last October In Montreal
because he abused her and because sh
was afraid 10 live with him She there
q fore went to Lakeside to i've with he
father and had since made her hom
y there. She said that she had left he
p husband once before. following abuse
. He. on the other hand. said that she wa
in love with Trevaine and said that h
| could prove. that relations ~ :, cririnr
nature existed between them.