Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-03-12

Mrs Louis Buccoliero. The case is
rather peculiar. Mrs Buccoliero who
was also a resident OF Winooslti. com
mitted suicide some time ago by talk
ing acid She left n note, which, it is
alleged, stated in substance that she
was remorseful AMI thought the best
way out of 1T was to take her life.
While her death was being investi-
gated Tronio was held by the au-
thorities but was afterwards released.
Then came suit against Tronio for
$4,000 damages, alienation of the
wife's affections being alleged, and
the case is now on the jury docket of
Chittenden county court for trial.
Now follows the State prosecution.
The final returns of the birth and
death records for Burlington in the month
of February were made at the cit
clerks office Monday The total num-
Der of births was 40, of which % wer,
boys and Is were girls. The youngest
mother was IS and the oldest was 90
There were six mothers in their teens;
p in their eos; IL in their 3O's and one
in her 4Os. Evidence of large family
was noted in two instances. The 18th
child was born to one mother of SO and
the 18th to another mother of g. The
total number of deaths in the month was
~. Of which ~ were male and 10 were
female. The ages at which death oc-
CURED were: Under 10, six; between 10
and 70, one; between % and 30 one; be-
tween - and ~, one; between 40 and 50
one; between - and Co. five: between co
and 40, two; between 20 and So five The
excess of births over deaths was IS.
Deputy ShcriT Todd arrested Louise
Townsend Gautier Tuesday on relief Of
bail in the case against Mrs. Gautier
charging the fraudulent endorsement of
a check. The case against the woman
dates back several months and is now
pending in Chittenden county court. 1t
VIII probably be tried early during the
present term. She was accused of en-
dorslnE her check, drawn to other par
tIes with her name and having the same
cdshed at the Sherwood House. She
was admitted to bail, Mary Jane RYAN
OF this city becoming her surety Since
the charge was brought. the respondent.
who was Louise Townsend when the
alleged offense was committed, has been
they have been living on the Joel Bartlett
farm in Shelburne. The bondswoman
having become uneasy, warrant was
made out in relief of bail and Mrs.
Gautier was again taken into custody.
y large crist Of appealed cases and in
formations Were entered at the county
clerks office Tuesday. State VS.. Peter
Benware and State VS.. William Davis
We're two prosecutions under the statute
against consorting with prostitutes which
were appealed from city court. There
were -FOUR cases for illegal selling of
liquor. These were State vs. Adolphus
Mossey of burlington, State VS.. JoseDbine
! ofter' state VS.. Palmonia MazZonj and
state VS.. John Crowley State vs.. James
Aduke charges burglary by entering a
'irand Trunk box car at Burlington
state Vs. Marion Curray of South Bur.
lhStoh and State VS.. Daniel McCarty of
burlington are adultery cases State Va.
" alter Smyle charges the aiding and
loetting of another in breaking and en-
-erlng the Winooski passenger station.
with intent to steal. The case of Elizabeth
Laduke VS.. James L. Laduke asks for
I dlNorce on the ground of intolerable
severity. The divorce case of Fred i
'Iayes or burlington VS.. Abigail NJ. Hayes
of Milton alleges desertion. The case of
homas Parizo of Colchester VS. Levi
sweeney is petition to reverse and set
aside judgment