Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-27

and Marvey t. Wheeler of Milton. The
| former has been absent from home %
years and the latter 80 years They leave
| an unadministered estate of about 500.
! Howard S. Cane was appointed admins
TRAITOR o the estate of celia Lyman of
| burlington, wit. Clarence G. Crane and
Howard S. Crane commissioners.
Deb Blair was given preliminary hear
ing on Il charge of burglary Thursday
morning in city court and was bound over
to county court in the sum of $500 bail,
which he was unable to furnish. Blair is
accused OF breaking into a storehouse of
the Central Vermont Railway company
and stealing a quantity of brass, The burg
larry is thought to have been committed
about two weeks ago He waived exam
lmation at the hearing Thursday.
NJ. ana Mrs Hotique Gravel Of North
Union street were called 20 st.
Hyacinthe, =. @. Thursday by
the death of their daughter, Mrs.
Alice Benoit who was formerly
employed in the dressmaking department
of Abcrncthy's storr Mrs. Bcnoit was
married last June ANA left the city to
make her home in Canada at that time.
| y short time ago she contracted typhoid
fever. The funeral ana burial took place
in St Hyacnthc
County Clerk {. J. Russell has been put
ting in some strenuous days clearing
up the business of the special session
OF county court which was called for
the purpose of disposing of the cases
chareins receiving stolen property grow
ing out of the disclosures of the gang
-
session to the state was So as OK Of This
total. N.417 GO wont f. tho nc,it Jury.
S'Vof''o TO Witnesses '--"N to assistant
JuuH's anu S-o' 10 reporters
Mrs Ellen ,roroouo -, r, ,,h,,,cb
street is recovori,e frn,,, 80, ... ar,tior j.,
which q sbo, was ro,,,o,..d from, nor recl,
The cause of the accidont was the same
old story of tbo unloadcd pup but for
tunatelv on this occasion If was only an
Az gun 4 vouny son rho nossessor Of
the weapon. nIavfullv shot ar his mothers
head. The bullet penetrated the skin lust
behind tha ear and striking q bone
glanced downward and lodged in the cords
2 of the neck, Mrs Manogue was not aware
piooo trckilhs down hef neck
session all day yesterday and will make
n a final report this morning. The petit
jury is called for ten O'Clock this morn
, ing and, while there are no civil cases
{ set for trial, some criminal business
may he disposed Of About f. witnesses
t. have appeared before the grand jury.
40 session of court was held yesterd',
:. adjournment being taken to allow Judge
IN hold "a
= HardNick. The business of tn" court VIII
!. probably he disposed of this week.
,,,..., =, u...o,,,,,,r,. ,r p.,,,.ar Colo
J. who lived for the first 70 years Of mis-
life in Burlington and is well known here
Y went to the hospital January 70 ana was
q operated on for appendicitis ana adj
g hesions of the inteStines. The surgeons
. found net work or veil grown over
= the tntestin"s. Mr.. Woodbury. suffered toI
4 ter days with tn" hiccoughs Tut was
ia 'en t. his home February l. and is
Improving. Mr.. Woodbury. VINO Is wee
president OF the NorthWesterh Sulphu'
company of Denver Is a son OF H. +
~ Woodbury., who now resi'eS IN Boston
-, 6v, va,rs old son of Mr. and Mrs
70 tIor,v wall nf North street is recover
,rc from rumerous bruises and Cuts re
noi,,ad in an almost miraculous cscon
~ from pelhs run over ny an c'e'i'V c"'
Is the chi'u was p'"S' 'E III "ie 'oan
A. front OF 'he mousse ANA I'd" "lletuN III iron
ID OF thc car ne l'nuor P''he" inc en-"
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lg three ''i"eS an" t"'n OH I" one s'"o ''''
aer ''le vince" hN ''''S 'l'i'e inc car ia
co oeeh nfouSh' almost 10 Il STOP ana w