Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-24

IT "lSHt ne advisable to have special
sessions to dispose of them If a Judge
could be procured during the month of
/ January In view of the fact that the
| Legislature is to meet soon and that
there Is much discussion over the APP
pointments of the judges there will be
! no attempt at an extra session The
criminal business will be taken up at the
regular March term, at which time a
grand jury will probably he called.
| license was granted Friday To sell
| real estate by probate court in the estate
of G. w. Blake of Milton. George A.
| Rice was appointed administrator of the
estate of Emma f. Rice of Westford.
Julia Il. Spear Oyitt was appointed adj
ininistratriX OF the estate of Cornela T..
| Spear OF Colchester with Frank BlakclY
and Edwin T. Rice commissioners.
| Thomas Reeves was appointed admins
| traitor of the estate of Hubbard NJ. Mott
Of Burlington with Lincoln Merrihcw and
Eugene w. Butler commissioners O. Z.
Ray and L. e. Mower We're appointed
commissioners in tho estate of Rodney
| Roby of burlington.
Tho chancery suit Of the Vermont Shads
/
ton company was entered in Chittenden
county court Friday The Shade Roller
| Co claims that the Traction company
some time ago acquired certain rights but
not all of them in the mill dam at Yer
gennes and the water power from It. The
Shade Roller company also claims that it
! has certain rights in the premises and
! that the flow of water for the operation
| Of its mill I'm NcrGcnnes might be affected
10y certain acts of the Traction company.
They therefore ask that a temporary in
junction he placed on the Traction COM
pany from doing anything that would in
terfere with the Shade Roller companys
rights
The annual meeting of Goethe Lodge.
u. Q. H.. was held in their hall on
Crowley street Saturday evening. when
the following officers We're elected to
serve the ensuing year. President, j.
Adam Noser president, Edmund
krupp: secretary. Oscar Hoinnger;
treasurer. George Ncser. financial secre-
tary, Henry Nul2. The financial report
OF the organization showed the order to
be- in a fourishing condition, two candi-
dates being admitted Saturday night and
three applications being road. II was
voted to have a Christmas tree with a
social in tb. boil ,,d :, bo,o IAN
on New Years ev. The officers elected
win he installed rho frs, Saturd,,. ,vo,,-
ing in January.
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III 'hefn report Yer! unusual sales. one
grocer mas disposed of 70. Many loads
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The attention of city court wa orcu-
pici all day Friday with "a, trial ~
tho case of Gus l.. Ioulps vs.. Athau Pc
tiers. 1t appeared In tho evidence that
Poulos hired shu. shine parors i'm Wi
rouslI from sam Bergman Tor Peters. as
Bergman did not care to- rent the place
to Peter. \ three vcars' leas, WAS given
Peters remained in tho place 70, some
time ana raid his monthly rental hut
finally concluded No would not remain
thcr, longer. Borpmau then demanded of
PouIos his rent under the contract and
Poulos paid it. Now the latter seeks TO
recover the amount from Peters. The