Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-29
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were entertained 1T n dinner party.
The preliminary hearing In the case
OF State VI John Popowics. in which
the respondent is charged with the
keeping for sale of meat alleged to be
diseased and unwholesome for food
purposes, which has been before Judge
Post in city court has resulted
popowlcs being held in 500 bonds ror
trial at the coming term OF Franklin
county court.
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
has been filed by James Murphy of this
city who claims liabilities of t2sG70 and
assets Of go
Arthur ". Fisher has been certified as
republican candidate for alderman n
ward six in place Of Harry Holmes.
The myste. .o,,s break in the grocery
store OF a. J. w. Loader when the cash
register was rhed and several boxes ~
cigarettes. cigars and canned stuff. stolen
has been cleared up by the arrest and
subsequent confession Of Forrest Ives a
local youth OF a. His arrest also cleared
up the thefts committed in the NelburG
store on Federal street, which place was
entered twice during the winter when
several pipes, among other things, were
stolen. Ives also admitted these thefts,
He was Monday arraigncd before Judge
Post in city court. where he waived
examination and WAS renanded to Jail
IN default Of XOo bonds for appearance
at tho March term OF Franklin coun, y
court.
That Charles Dunbar OF Fairfax, whose
recent death under circumstances which
pointed to other than natural causes
came TO his death by strangulation. IN
falling or lying In such a way in his
I sleigh that he slowly choked to dealt!
is the conclusion reached nv the au-
! thorities, following an examination of the
organs at the state laboratory at Bur
| lingtor Although there was d good dea
| OF comment at the time the body was
found in the woods in Fairfax. nothinr
has developed to warrant any belief othe,
| than an Academia death.
Tho death of Mrs. Elizabeth adams
Bingham, widow of Lorenzo Bingham,
occurred at her home on Congress street
Monday nj 30 p. m. OF heart trouble
after an Illness Of several months. Mrs
/ Bingham Was the only daughter 81
| Lyman and Hannah ONinsIov) Adam.
and vas born In Barre Mass, Marcr
I6 1881. she came to this city In 1874
whore with The exception OF two year.
passed In Buffalo, n. V. she had sine,
rcsided. She Is survived by four children
! Charles l. Bingham. local manager OF
the Western Union office, and Miss Lizzi,
NJ. Bingham of this city. a. l.. bingham
of Muncie. Ind, and Mrs Ralph G. Payn,
OF Los Anelcs. Cal. also by two brothers
nf
Lyman w. Adams o' Los Angeles, Cal
The funeral wns hcd at the home o,
Wednesday afternoon.
The funeral OF Mrs. Joseph Thibaul
Of the Fairfax 70 1. who died Saturd
at the 81. Albans hospital after a lon'
illness. following al accident in viii
she broke hip was held Mt tn
Church of the Holy Angels Tuesda!
at nine o'clock. Mrs. Thibault was in he
Ath year and leaves n husband.
st. Adams Lodge. No. ~ New Engan,
Order OF Protection. has chosen and in
stalled officers MS follows; Past wardel.
Charles W Moore warden. II. f
Mooney; vce-warden, Miss Cather'n
Maynard. secretary, Mrs. r. c. China n
financial secretary. Mrs. n. f. Mooney
) treasurer. Guy T.. Barker; guardian
.'homas D. Miller.
The farmers and da!rymen iu tho Tul
liar district are much disturbed over tn
announcement OF milk and butter buyer
mat. hereafter, none OF those product
Will be taken from those who use tn
brock which runs through that section
The matter has been taken up with IN
State authorities to learn the condition
Of the brook ana finJ and remedy tn
fault II II exists.
The wedding OF Mss Lillian Mari
Lovely, daughter of Mrs. Fred F.. Twitch
ell Of Los Angeles, Cal. formerly OF thi
city and Ray Williston Collins OF Bur
lington. and one OF the Boston Americans
crack pitchers. took place at Los Angelo
NJ noon yesterday.
Tho condition Of Wyman Newton, =
with appendicitis at the Sherwood SAM
tarium. was very serious yesterday
A son was born Saturday 10 Mr., an
Mrs. Frank Delalre OF Pearl street.