Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-06

Kent formerly conducted tho bakery
business ut this stand for wears, ANA sold
out 60 My. Whit. The latter has taken
the Daylight Corner and will conduct u
nigh~Class restaurant, confectionery and
ice cream parlor Gus Poulas will &C
cupN the south half Of the Kent store.
The federal court Jury in the case of
Xavier LaFraucc, charged with robbing
| the postofiiCc at Bloomfield, were unable
| To agree ON verdict and were discharged
| from further consideration of the case hV
Judge Martin Friday afternoon. The
case went to the jury in the morning and
| after dinner the jurors returned for fur
| thcr Instructions. When they made their
last report however, a disagreement was
| announced The evidence against la
| France was circumstantal. He was rep
resented by Martin :. Villas. \ short Sos.
sior # naturalization court was held Fri
day ana cou.y took an adjournment
late in the afternoon.
Dockcts for the regular March term of
iChttcndcn county court, which conveucs
March II were issued Yesterday The
presiding iudEo at this term will be judge
L. l." Waterman Of Hrattleboro. Forty
sis cases are set for trial by jury and 30
are set for hcaring by the court. The
grand jury viii be IN session in conncc-
ion with this term to consider criminal
! business aud states Attorney T.. i.
Hopkins said yesterday that ne expected
20 take up such business carly in April
and would have considerable amount
of criminal business to dispose Of The
remaining cases charging receiving stolen
property will probably bc disposed Of at
This term
! F"JruGlN Nt~ one ui the !lghtcst
months in many yours. 50 far rs city
court cases went. Only - cases Wcr, tried
and a number of tue respondents were
non rcsid mis- Nin who were already
listod appeared Tor another offence of
! int"Nicatiom aud liuc new faces appear
cd on the sam" charge. CNc or these
WIS discharged. Us there was no evidence
against MN and four cases were against
residents of other places who oamc To
| Burlington to looscN up. In addition to
th"sa there were four cases Of petit
! larceny. three of breach Of the peace two
! for selling. two for adultery. two for bur
glaIN one lor f"re"ry and one for non
as well rs some others were from COL
clcster Milton and other places
Prof. Stockton ANson, brother Of Ms.
| n oodroW Wilson, was 70" two years as
sistdnt professor at English literature AMI
rhetoric at the University Of Vermont and
h. was Tuesday member of the plesi-
dental party at the Inauguration. Profess
son Arson was one of the most popular
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| S''""'" "'''' ''"'H johns lopNIhS'
Since that time ne was contributed a
| large uumhcr Of articles to various
| journals and mavazinos, and is at present
! a member of the faculty of Princeton
! University. Before he went to priu 'ctuu
! h" was STAFF lecturer for til" American
S"rioiN for University "Ntcnsion and
/ professor ~ English at AdclphI College,
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| chat TN, insurance of fine fir. loss sus-
| t,iu.I ~ th,. recent fire. had hc,nudiust,l
| Init that as vat no plans for the future
| ad been definitely settled ON. II is prob
| ,hjc that "a Temporary mill will be con-
| str,lctcd for the purpose Of working off
the stock ON hand at present and DUNG
| that time . permanent location will he
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guests wy received by the Misses Klop-
pcnhurg ana Burke with Mrs. li,lcn
| Doutncy ana Ms4 Doutncy. An orchestra
from Fort t,hau Allen furnished tho
music until tho members of Bartons or-
chcStra arrived from the symphony con-
cert in when tho took part. There We're
a number ot out Of town guests.