Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-08

court FRIDAY on the charge Of IN
toxicstion Ne pleeded guilty and wa
sentenced to tail for q period Of thirty
days. Berkelv was in court FIRST April
~ when he was given a ten days sentence
hut allowed to 60 on his own ecognizance
he was arrested the next day and given
thirty days more. This obliged him to
serve the two sentences, amounting 10
forty DAYS. We has been out If TAIL only
a short time George Dumas was Nned
SIS and costs for intoxication YESTERDAY
and made arrangements TO pay
Hayes Loving ~ Grand Isle. the colored
chauffeur of an automobile owned BY
George y Wright, also Of Jrand Isle. was
served with a warrant Saty rdav charging
the violation of the city ordinances. tire
specific allegation being that he impedel
the fire department apparatus on It's way
70 a fire The ease was taken up In city
court and continued until Thursday II
Is claimed that Loving who was loading
hardware into the automobile at the
Hagar storehouse off Church street and
in the rear Of the residence of Charles
Winterbottom refused to move when
a sked by the hren1en who we're irving to
string hose to the fire in the old ice
house some DAYS ago. Loving will fight
the case. He has engaged J. J. Enrght
as his attorney.
z. ". Fuller. a harnessmaker vas
tried In the city court room Yesterday
afternoon before Justice J. p. Ladd and
found guilty OF taking tools and a part
Of harness from George A. Temple. who
conducts a wholesale and retail harness
salesroom at Essex Junction. states
Attorney Theodore z. Hopkins rrosecut-
~ and the respondent was represented
by F. G Webster. Fuller has already
served time az the tail, having heen
convicted of intoxication charges. and
the court in handing down the decision
was Of the opinion that the testimony
proved the respondent guilty and that
his guilt uas due to the fact Of too
much drink. Fuller was sentenced 70
serve from three and one-half TO four
months at the house of correction AZ
Rutland.
he gypsies who made something Of a
sensation in Burlington Thursday nv
stealing money from Burlington citizens
were again chased OUT Of town Fri.
day The caravan. which has heen ca mn.
ing In Colchester, made its temperance
49, NV ms VII TlISI street. ne
police patrol was sent to that locality
and discovered that the hand had gone
through First street and North BEND
street to North avenue where the women
OF the tribe We're again working their
fortune telling game. When the police
car came up to the gypsies on North
avenue n or the women was telling
the fortune OF a young man in a hack.
one lnn1ediatoly gave up at sight Of
the police and climbed into one of the
wagons CARRYING her people. The caravan
moved out North avenue and then to the
Heineherg bridge, the entire outfit dis
appearing on the Colchester side.
The Will of Tleman W. Allen was
proved in probate court Friday. The
VIII of Jed +. Irish of tnderhill was
proved and |. f. Wilbur Of Jericho was
appointed executor with Frank s. Jack.
son and e. :. Hawley commissioners and
appraisers. Patrick H. Corley was an.
pointed administration Of the estate Of
islen NJ 'orlev Of Burlington with
Thomas Wagner and NJ. G. Learv an
praisers. Harry II. lake OF Concord.
n. H.. was appointed administrator with
the will annexed of the estate Of Abba
NJ Sutton Of Shelhurne with Henry W
Tracy and Elmer II. Slocum commits
sioners and appraisers. Mr.. Lake was
also appointed administrator de honis non
with the will annexed az the estate .,
lanes e sutton of Shelhurne with
Messrs. Tracy and Slocum appraisers
A license to sell real estate was granted
IN the estate of Margaret 2. C'oeg of
Burlington.
y littlc wave Of excitement, uas fur
n'sbed during the afternoon rerfornsnce
Of the l1 ranch show Monday after.
noon by two men who came down from
Franklin county to witness the big event
From what could be learned by the 20.
lice, II is alleged. a Young man by the
name Of BASEL RYAN wiped his feet
on the hack Of a oman waist who
sat in front Of him at the circus, An
older man by the name of Decker who
Fat behind him, raised an objection and
the younger man punched him. Decker
then took a good sWlpe at Ryan after
Whi,h tn" two clinched and fell through
me seats TO the ground below, a dis
lance Of about six feet. The shrill scream
OF a woman was then enough to arouse
mat entire section and people began to
rush from the seats. The police were
quickly on the ground. escorted the two
men out and took them to Jail. 4 num-
Der Of bystanders seemed TO be of the
opinion that Ryan was responsible fr
the breach Of the peace.
Darwin G French Of New York. emf.
nent In financial circles and the husj.
ness world, is with Mrs. French an iovire
a weeks visit in the city. They are reg.
istered AZ the Van Ness House. They
made the trip from New York by motor
Mr.. French is well known In this sec
ton and IS a native Of Underhill He
represented the town IN the LEGISLATURE
in 1882. He makes the trip to Rurline-
ton and vicinity AZ least once yea rlv. Mr.
French left Tnderhill about thirty wears
ago after conducting as owner the Carl.
ton general store In that town for twenty
years He is now president Of the Arnold
Print works at North Adams, Mass.
which turns out vast quantities Of dress
goods for the converting trade YEARLY
The plant employs $50 people and the
yearly Mr. French FIRST came IN con
tact with scientific business principles in
the old stratton &, BRYANT Business col.
lege IN this city, and after completing
his course there went to New York as
a clerk Ee later entered the sewing
machine business and within a short time
acquired capital sufficient to buy while
still a very young man the Carlton store
AT Underhill. After a score Of years as a
merchant he decided to enter the wider
business field In New York.