Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-28
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. ALBANS.

"' "4tei"ooh AT 1--WE O'Clock until go
p. H. Iuesday in Difference to the mem
DRY OF Congressman Foster whose fun
'i"' WIS heId at Burlington Monda,
.'erhooh' states Attorney George NJ
''"S"i' tuIo9lzod the deceased and Judg,
p"'ier also made few remarks of the
S"'iie nature Friday morning tho
Jury III the case Of Charles Tittemorc vs.
'haries r.. Fountain. trcspass, an actor
ior assault brought in verdict of guilty
with $50 damages for the plaintiff. The
case OF state vs.. John Popowcs. charg-
cd with Keeping for sale diseased meat
was taken up. states Attorney Hogan
appears COR tho state ana NJ. II. Alex
lander for the respondent. rcpowcs con
ducteI meat market and sausage ia,
tory on Lake street and several months
ago officers seized the carcasscs of COWS
and the meat was found to be diseased.
The case was tried in city court the first
of February and the respondent was
bound Over for appearance in county
court.
The total deposits or the city's public
school pupils amount to 500 and it has
been Il, cided Ivy the class bankers to in
vest $3.50 of this sum, purchasing five
san francisco school $40 per cent. in
terest-bearing bonds with a par value of
S9a, to net a. per cent. ana also two
$50 bonds. town OF Raymond. n. H.,
bearing four per cent. The pupils money
Will be invested in bonds backed by
the Weldon National bank. and the de-
posters are thus protected by both the
bank and bonds.
! The death of George Berridge, a freight
brakeman on the Grand 1'runl.. who lived
at Point 81. Charles, r. O.. occurred at
the St Adams hospital Saturday after
noon. following an accident ST. Alex
amber Que. Borridge had been sent to
flax the New England States limited. ana
after lie had gone back the required dis
lance, 1T is supposed that he sat down on
the side Ct tho banking near tho track
and while waiting went to sleep. Jus
no" the accident occurred, no one knows
but he was struck probably by the steps
! of the cars and his skull fractured, his
head being badly crushed on the right
side. He was taken into the train and
given first aid treatment and brought to
| the hospital in this city where he remain
ed unconscious Until the end came He
was about . years old, The remains
were sent to his home in Point St.
! Charles on the sleeper s day morn
ing.
News has been received here of the
birth Of n son last week to Mr.. and Mrs
Archibald c. McKillop Of Globe, Ariz.,
formerly Of this city
The milk business. conducted for sew
cral years by r. W Weed. has been
bought by c. II. Bell and son. who have
taken possession
sstant Judges f. W. Foster and w.
-. Green have named as license commits
sioners in Ricnford. L. r. Davis. r. T.
Aver and g. NJ. I7oright
The Central Vermont railway, which
has recently bought lot OF
new equipment in the way OF
cars and engines. Is daily eX-
pectins the arrival of the four big Pacific
type locomotives, which were forwarded
from the Baldwin works in Philadelphia
last Friday. These engines the largest
and most modern types to be seen in this
section, will at once be placed on tho
two heavy trains. tho New England
States limited and the Boston Mon real
sleeper lot the round trips from Montreal
10 White River Junction. The engines
are numbered go to 233 and are capable
of hauling 10 Pullynan Shoppers at CO miles
per hour.
The trial Of the case OF State VS.. John
Fopo"ics, in which the keeping for sale
of meats alleged 10 be diseased and un-
fit for food is charged. was yesterday
resumed before Judge Butler in Franklin
county court. The witt esses yesterday In
cluded DR.. Arthur Morton. health officer
Fl. L. Thomson of the State laboratory
IF hygiene, Deputy Sheriff j. c. Norton
hard fought and will probably take up
the entire week.
The funeral of Mrs Ella Papineau.
widow OF John Papineau, was held at the
Holy Angels Church yesterday morning
nj ten o'clock. the Rev. l.. r. Desrochers
officiating. The bearers were George a.
Williams, Adolphus Turcotte. Carl Bonn
bard and Eugene La Farr and the inter-
mcnt was in Holy Cross cemetery, Mrs.
Paplneau is survived by four sisters,
Mrs. II. W. watson OF Worcester, Mass,
Mrs. Eugene La Farr OF Swan.on, Mrs.
Aoolphus Turcotte and Mrs. Fred Bonn
bard and brother, George A. Williams of
this city
The death Of Mrs. Charles Ciaudette
occurred yesterday morning at hor homo
on Elm street after r. brief Illness with
pneumonia. Mrs Gaudette was 81 years
old and besides husband leaves a son,
Antonio c. Gaudette and a brother In
St. Johns. Que. The body will be taken
to st, Johns where tho funeral will be
held Saturday.
The wedding of Miss Effie J. Stanhopo
of this cty and Martin W. Conner took
place at the Methodist PARSONAGE at the
Bay Monday evening the Rev j Janvief
officiating.