Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-01

tice J. j. l.add. II was not known that
the dog had chnsed or mole stcsi any deer
but the law provides that the owners
of hounds or otnel dogs trained for hunt
Ing purposes shall keep them confined so
that the game cannot he injured out of
season.
Mr aud Mrs W. o.. lIazo,;on returned
Monday from !rattlcboro Mr. Hazelton
has resigned the management Of the
Brattlehoro baseball team nfter putting
1t in position to nail tn" Twin State pen
nant Hrattichoro having won five out Of
the last SIX games ana being but two
games behind Northampton the present
leader. Finances, however. are getting
low and to economic it was necessary to
have player -mana%er. Smell, the Brown
catcher. succeeds iiazelton
In county court Tuesday the suit Of y.
&. Florence, administrator of the estate
of William &. Ryan, VS.. The American
Wooden company, was entered. This is a
suit for $1,000 to recover for the death
of Ryan who wae killed by falling into a
vat of boiling hot dye at the company
plant while engaged in making some re-
pairs. The divorce petition of Franz c.
Goddard vs.. Ellen King Goddard was also
entered. The cou,le were married in
Worcester, Mass, IN ISL. Mrs Goddard
was formerly of Nergonncs. lntolerahle
severity and great cruelty Is alleged in the
I complaint.
In probate court Friday Josephine
Muir was appointed administrators Of the
estate OF Charles Muir of Burlington. e,
T.. German and John Haloran We're APP
pointed commissioners. The will OF
| Olympic Shaenon of Colchester was also
proved. a hearing was held on the proof
OF the Will Of Thomas cushing. There is
possibility that some of the relatives no,
| mentioned in the will may contest 1t. The
| will offered for proof was drawn June I
| 1872. \ short time prior to the drawing
Of this paper another will was made ano
an effort is being made to ascertain the
circumstances surrounding the drawing
| Of the last will.
bad man with an army rifle Is re-
ported to have stirred up considerable
| Excitement at Fort Ethan Allen Satur'
day night and to have led TO the feaI
that another murder might be commit &c
until he was placed safely behind thu
bars of the guard house, According tt
the story, only the meager details o.
which could be learned, a cOlOred soldier
had falling out with dusky belle II
the vicinity Of French village" and OF
his return to the post some of his com
rades began Joking him about the affair
lie is said to have procured a rifle ant
to have started out after n scalp hut wa!
safely landed in the guard house before
any damage was done
Inc Following paragraph from tn
Denver POST concerning John II. Denisol
OF Denver colo. a graduate OF the Uni
Versity or Vermont In the class Of 1877
, VIII be OF interest to his many friend
: ana acquaintance In this city an
= vicinity: John II. Denison, alone Of tn
10 lawyers for whom members of tn
mar halloted yesterday I'm an effort I
select district court ticket to be present
r ea 10 the county assemblies Of the tw
, parties, received a majority of the vote
cast and his name will head the list afte
the next vote, which will be taken o
luesday' -Four hundred and fifty vote
We're cast at the election, az against Al
70 at the first balloting two weeks ago"
: An apple buyer who was In the cit
0 thursday was rather skeptical about tn
Si"e VI 'he app" crop IN this State thi
, year. ana did not believe that NOR
= thah mar crop would be harvested
i, W nat was gathered. however, he expect
en 10 ~ OF exceptionally good uualit,
In the beginning of fine season the tree
were visited by pests, but by the promr
! action OF the farmers these wero nuicL 1
cieahe" out During tho hot weather
$ however the apples dropped from ia
trees III great Quantities and this ma
u a Justice hsariaxwas held Dsfogs Jusuc