Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-19

ming them In Jail only to have them
become intoxicated again when OPP
portunity presents itself. Yesterday James
l.. Laduke was ordered committed to the
state hospital for one years treatment
for inebriety ON condition that he take
the treatment his recent fine in city court
was suspended.
In probate court Tuesday Robert A.
Arms and Sidney n Tilley of Williston
were appointed appraisers in the estate
of Miles N. Krans OF Willston Sarah
Krans was appointed administrative. A
license to sell real estate was granted in
the estate of Mary Bedford of Hunting
ton. There was decree Of distribution in
the estate of Adlce II. Martin of Milton
The will of Sanford Ross Of Huntington
was proved, and the appraisers are b. r.
o Brien and 7. A. Sweet
The contract to furnish the cltys tenn
porary loans was on Saturday awarded
to the Burlington Trust company on its
hid of rate of interest Of 40 per cent
The amount to be loaned during the next
year ranges from $4,000 to $4,000 Tho
Chittenden County Trust company was
the only other bidder. at 49S per cent
The proposition to furnish money In TEN.
rorary loans is in anticipation OF the
collection of taxes, the city being obliged
to use the revenue from this source in
advance.
county court was in session yesterday
afternoon for a short time for the purpose
or transacting any additional business
mat might arise In connection with the
special term. An reformation was filed
by States Attorney T. f.. Hopkins against
Anna Delorgc who is charged with
adultery. The Delorge woman was ar
rested In connection with the case Of
Eugene Delorge. who was brought back
from Montreal on a charge of robbing
Joseph Zero. Delorge is alleged to have
been living in Montreal with the Delorgc
woman.
James II. Andrew has retired from
partnership In the Spence & Andrew Shoe
company, whose store he has conduct ed
FOR the past year. and will represent y
shoe firm in the South. Mr. spence. a
Boston shoe dealer. will continue thu
business under the same firm name, With
Leo T. Ryan, formerly manager If one
of his stores in Boston. in fun charge
here. Mr. Andrew left for Boston
Wednesday. Ne. and Mrs RYAN. and hcr
sister, Mrs. Joseph Z Brennan. are in the
city and have taken one of the new
houses on North Willard street. near
fearl street.
Annie Delargo was arrested Sunday
at her home i'm Winoosk by chief Of
Police Barber in answer to =, rcou.st of
Chief Russell Sh" " charged with
adultery The Delarso woman is the
person who went to Montreal with Eugene
Dcarec who is now in Jail awaiting a
trial for stealing nearly .2r from Joseph
Zero. Delarge was arrested in Montreal
and brought to Burlington. At the time
of his arrest he is said to have been
living with the woman. As Il" had little
or the money left when taken into
custody, it is suspected that perhaps
the woman got away with part Of the
booty.
Gilbert Boucher. who was arrested A
week ago ON . charm, or hr.,,b NJ Two
peace by Officer Henry. was Tuesday
DISCHARGED by Acting Judge l. = J.aJJ
f. G. Webster had charge of tho defense
and States ATTORNEY IIoplxins prosecuted
4 number Of witnesses were ON hand and
the evidence yeas rather connic,ine A.-
cordlhs to the policeman story Boucher
called MN we names ana ne arrested
hihl' boucher story was the direct OPP
poslte ana ne accused henry OF Gazing
nm SUM ch"ice 'nlnes' an" ne intimate"
'hat the policeman had peeh drinking. rms
was ho' 'orrop"rat'd ny me testimony ol
'ile o'her Witnesses
Five men were arrested yesterday after
noon by the police and are held as
suspects in a case of stealing SO from
Anton Winderl, an aged resident of
Winooski. Winderl himself was arrested
for intoxication and was TOO drunk yes
terday to tell an inteligibc story of the
robbery, If there was one. The men now
IN jail are John Doyle, who has previous
~ done time for stealing Edward Roach
OF south 'hamplain street, jerome 'emars
oil North street, Ephraim Mayo OF North
NlhooSki avenue ana FREQ BIahche'te OF
W '''o"SN'' MI were arres.e" III what ~
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'''''' i"rh' some chi''i'h WIN "''c
''H INK III 'he Vlcihity say tneS sd" SUM
''' nv" 80 through winner po'N'''
o'' N"'" Searcheo none Oh mem was
yum" 10 NAV" any money III HIS p''seH-
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Cathedral Court No. 5?2, Catholic Order
of FVresters, at their annual meeting
Thursday elected the folovins officers for
tho coming year. Chief ranger, T. A. De-
| laney, vico-chief ranger. George H. Mar
engo; recording secretary, Thomas f..
Howlcy: financial secretary. John }.
Cross; treasurer, Edward -. Corley; first
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