Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-01
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was no cause for prosecution and al his
suggestion Justice Dickens mol pressed
the case.-William Jones was before jus
tice Dickens Monday forenoon on a
charge OF intoxication. The young man
pleaded guilty. paid fine Of 81 and costs
OF s5N and was discharged. .--Mer-
lin Clark has returned from Bird
port where he has been for few days.
H. j. Hayes who went to Burlington
~ days ago, has returned and resumed
his duties at the college. lie was de-
tained by the illness Of his son, who had
pneumonia Frank ]. Burnard the two
months old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Rurnard, died carly Sunday morning at
their home on Wcvbridgc street The
funeral was held Monday afternoon at
threc O'Clock and the burial was In the
Catholic cemetery. faPan mas
resigned his position at the Benedict
store and will in a few days take jtp the
automobile business. s.-Archic LaBrakc
has returned from Fowler where he has
been for few daye.-Thr cattle ship
ment from this section MondIy consisted
II two carloads. Monday, market ddy.
eggs brought Is to IS cents aud batter
- to 50 ccnta--Mrs. George McClc who
las been Ill since last summer with
rheumatism end other troubles. is much
better. She is now able to sit up.-Mss
susan f.. Archibald, librarian Of the
Middlebury Public library, has returned
70 town after n weeks visit to Mrs
lt r. Manley in ffttsford. During her
bscnco Mrs. William W. McGilton was
at the library. Phillip Purcell of Bran
don is visiting hcrc.-Miss Clara Bouiia
has returned to town after Il week IN
Rutland.-Mrs Edward Wooster mas
gone to Rutland for n few Ns.-katn-
crime Nassau, who has been i'll. is able
to be about the house again
There are about 30 cases of measles
in this village, the larger number con-
Middlebury College. Several cases have
developed in the graded schools All
have been quarantincd and it is hoped
that the disease vii! run out in time SO
that the schoo! ana college may close
at the regular time in Junc.--After May
tho MiddlchurY public library will hr
open every afternoon and cvening
except sundays ana holidays Hcroaftrr
it will be closed Monday morning.--I II.
Little was in Justice Dickcns's court
Tuesday and pleaded guilty to Illegal
trapping. II" was fined s3l.3l.-At and
Mrs. T.. {. Brown have gone to Lake
Dunmore. where they will open their
summer home and amusement park for
the season.. y. piper, VINO suffered Il
,a,,aro,, an,e 's ''
little each day.-The women Of M.ddleburY
College Will give a May day festival at
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