Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-08-26

been visiting in Burlington and Milton,
returned here saturday to assist for two
| weeks in the Citizens telephone office
Mr.. and Mrs L. G. Tillotson passed Sat-
urday In Burngton.-Cieorge Badger who
has been spending the summer in Quincy
Mass came Saturday to spend a few
days with his family. Mrs William Tracy
Of johnson, who has been visiting her
son, Willard Warren, for two weeks re
turned home Saturday.-Mrs Harold
Dodge went to Burlington Saturday to
visit her mother, Mrs. G. T. Kent, until
Tuesday f.. i. Lyon of Ayers Cliff
p O., who has been visiting her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Camp, went Fri
day night to Hardwick, where she will
visit relatives. --Delbert Warren returned
home Saturday after visiting relatives in
johnson and Essex.-Miss Myra Herrlck
has returned to Hardwick after a few dave
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Her
rick. c. LaRock of Plattsburgh n Y,
n former resident and horse trainer here.
is visiting his sister, Mrs. William PEG,
in Elmore and relatives in town Mrs.
Louis Archambault and daughter. Vivian.
of East Fairfield. came Saturday for A
stay of a week with her mother Mrs.
Mary Towne.-Mrs Lillian Rushford. who
has been passing some time in Barnstcad.
n H.. returned here Thursday Carroll
Fisk Of Akron. Ohio, who has visited his
parents, Mr. apd Mrs II. G. Fisk. eft
Thursday evening for few days in New
York before returning home. George Til
lotson went TO Wolcott Friday 10 ser his
AGED mother. Mrs Mary Tllotson.- Mrs.
Jane Graves returned Triday from visit
! ~, I,l wi bpr
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marshall Mr.
and Mrs Andrew G.afountain of oliver.
r. O.. who have spent several days with
the latters brother and wife Mr. and
Mrs. John Perry returned TO their Tome
Saturday.-Mrs. Susan Freeman and
granddaughter. Miss Mabel Funinr.on Of
johnson, spent Friday here-Mrs lIolla
Joslyn. who has spent some months here
with relatives and friends. LETT FrilIv for
Plattsburs. y. Y, whore she will .rmain
with relatives until September / when
she will go to her home in Srriugn,.d H.
Mrs. 4. r. Small went to Hardwi * Fri
dan. called there by the illness If her sis
ter, Mrs Frank Mathematics Grace Tvn.
dali her niece, Ruth Tyndall, and ncrhcw.
Woodbridge Tyndall. of Boston. We're Mt
Hardwck over Sunday with her sister and
states Attorney NJ. F. Mauric.. I'm re-
Spouse 20 petition handed him by the
trustees of the village of Mor~isvilla
says. Under the circumstance, aud in
view of your request in which fou ask
me to enter n nollc prosepui rs those
prosecutions for violation OF the au-
tomobile law on August in this vii
lage. where the parties had not al
ready pleaded guilty and p d their
fines, and to have the court strike OF
the judgments in the cases where the
parties had plead guilty. and remit
the fines and costs paid. would have
been very glad to have compiled with
the same, but I have to advise you
that in my judgment, confirmed by the
opinion of Attorney General Barber
received by me by telephone, that
| when a justice had entered Judgment
| in case on a plea and thu fine and
costs had been paid, that the justice
has then lost jurisdiction Of the case
and has no authority to strike off the
judgment and plea to allow the entry
requested and remit the fine and If
this We're done we would b. At once in
trouble with the State on account of
|
will say I have made careful exam
ination Of the authorities and that my
examination confirms the opinion nj
the attorney general. As this is the
situation with those who have entered
the plea. about 30 in number. it would
be manifestly unfair to thom to allow
others equally guilty, to 20 without
suffering the same penalty as ! think
you Will agree, and for that reason
cannot comply with your request tc
enter the remaining cases disposed OF
as requested, and all those remaining
will be prosecuted, unless the plea Is
entered and fine and costs paid as ir
the other cases. / am not disposed tC
act with partiality in the matter and
do not think it reasonable to expect
that | should do so"--Mr and Mrs r
H. Farr went Saturday evening f
Burlington to pass week at Queer
City Park. guests of Mrs. Helen Shaw
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Merrill Of Ply
mouth, n. H., came Saturday evening
to pass their honeymoon with the
brides grandfather, Thomas Belts
ana other relatives in this vicinity
Miss Stella Taylor returned Saturda,
she has been employed for the sum
mer at the New Vesper House.-Mrs
Calista NJ Burke of Hartford, Conn,
former resident of Morrisville. cam,
Saturday evening, guest while her,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Earle,-Car
roll b. Spauldng resumed his dutie
In the postoffice Monday, after enjoy
Ing a vacation of a week.-R. Il. Con
nor came from Jefersonville Saturda
evening, passing sunday with Mrs
Conner, who is passing some time Will
her sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
H. l.. Spear-Byron Calkins of Kansas
City. Mo, and his son, Walter Calkin
of Fort Worth, Ten, who have visito,
their old friends in town. left Satur
day evening for Fort Worth.-Mr. anc
Mrs Warren Foss of Ringwood. Ill
are visiting his mother Mrs. J. NJ
Foss, and his sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. George G. Morse-Mrs. II. c
Dubuque of Grand Isle returned HON,
Monday after visiting her sister anC
husband. Mr.. and Mrs David Bohan
non-Mark Cutting of Brandon i,
passing a few days with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Cutting-Mr. anc
Mrs. Walter Small of Boston arrive,
here sunday for a stay of week a
the farm home OF his father L. =
SmalL-Mrs W. II Hope and son, VIII
liam. returned to Boston Monday afteI
three months stay with her mother
Mrs. william Wombell, and sister
Miss Nan Womhell Miss Doroth,