Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-23

larceny. His case was continued until
afternoon when he received sentence
of not less than four nor more than five
months at the house of correction In
Rutland. James Sheriff. was In on an
intoxication charge His case was con-
tinued and he was allowed to go on his
own recognizance.
In probate court Friday George ].
Hobart of Essex was appointed admins
traitor dc bons non cum tcstamento
annexo of the estate of Manasseh Osgood,
late Of Wcstford. Eugene C. Bradford of
Charlotte was appointed executor of the
estate of Edith V. Bradford, late OF Char
lottc, with Walter T. IIosford and Leon
d. Prindle commissioners and appraisers.
There was a settlement and decree In the
estate Of Rodney Roby. late of Bur-
lington, and tho will of Medora V. East
wood. late of Lawrence, MISS, was
proved.
A. the last regular meeting of 1Iamil-
ton Lodge, No. Il, I. o. o. f., Frank
II. Atwood was installed as vicc-grand
by NJ. G. Finnessy. past district deputy
grand master. assisted by N. w. War
ner. past grand. as district deputy
grand marshal. and Ned r. Pierce. past
grand. as district deputy grand warden
The chair of the vicegrand was made
vacant by the resignation of Kenneth
Macrac. who leaves this city for Barre.
where he has position similar to the
one he held in the Combination Cash
store.
A car owned and driven by G.. NJ.
Ferris of rhilipsburg. p. O.. under a
Quebec license. ran into the side of
North avenue electric car about four
O'Clock Friday afternoon at tho
corner of Champlain and North streets
with no damage except that to the
front of the automobile. The machine
was running south on Champlain street
and the car was travelling west on
North street. The fault was all with
the automobile the driver being unable
to apply the brake quick enough to
was injured.
The Army and Navy Journal Of Septem
Der IS announces that stephen Perry Joce-
lyn, Jr. BON of General Stephen =. Joce.
Ign, L. S. A., (retircd) of SO Summit street.
was the first member of the second bust.
ness mems camp at Plattsburgh. n Y.
TO receive a temporary commission. he
having been made a second lieutenant
September 10. and the first Vermonter to
receive such recognition. Mr.. Jocelyn, who
is n student at Harvard College. first at
tended the students military camp in
Pennsylvania and continued his military
training through the first and second bust
hess mems camps at Plattsburgh. n. Y.
The frs: case to which Walter C.
Irish. now postal inspector and who
was for many years on the office staff
Of the local postoffice. was assigned
was that of three Italians who are
charged With having taken $57 from an
other of their countrymen at Wellsvlle,
Pa The Morning Tribune of East Liv-
erpool. Ohio. of Thursday. September
16 contains an exhaustive report of the
case. The men obtained the money by
forging u money order and the case was
placed in the hands Of Inspectors Irish
and G. L. Moser. working from the
Philadelphia office. decoy letter
rounded the men up and they will be
taken to Cleveland, Ohio. to answer to
the charge.
The drug store which has been con-
Quoted for the past three years at the
corner OF st. Paul and Main streets by
l.. =. Wood and NJ. G. Bcebe was sold
Tuesday by the propretors to II. II.
Campbell and w. II. Daniel Of Boston.
who took possession. Both of the new
proprietors were formerly with Riker
James of Boston and are registered
pharmacists in this State. They have
had several years of valuable city ex-
perience. They contemplate making cor
ner entrance to the store and installing
indirect lighting and several other i'm
provements. The former proprietors will
collect all outstanding accounts and as
sumo all obligations Of the store up to
the time of the sale.
At Monday afternoons session of
county court, Judge Miles announced that,
owing to the fact that there were no
cases ready for trial. weeks recess
would be taken until two O'Clock Monday
afternoon. September q. It is expected
that by that time several cases will he
ready and Judge Miles hopes by hard work
to clear the docket by the end Of the term.
The cases of Mary st. Peter Va Frank Par
ker, and Of Bert J. Lyon VS.. Consolidated
Rendering company. both actions OF al
legged negligence, have been settled and
discontinued. A bail bond Of $50 was or
dered to he filed by the plaintiff in the ase
Of Alfonso a. w. Lamonda ct al. vs.
Thomas Parizo, on or before two o'clock
next Monday
In probate court Monday Frances w.
Bryant was appointed Administrative Of
| the estate OF Sarah u. Wires, late OF
Burlington. with G, w, Brownell and
w. G. lsham commissioners and ap-
| praisers. Thomas Reeves was appointed
| administrator of the estate OF Charles
! NJ. Rulison, late Of Burlington, with
Elmer T. Davis and John f. I.avell
commissioners and appraisers, In the
estate of Mary f. McDonough, Frank T.
McDonough was appointed administra-
| tor, with Lawrence BARLEY and John
| T.. Lavcll commissioners and apprais-
ers. Charles II. Darling was appointed
| administrator Of the estate Of Jonas
The wills of Charles II. Spear, late of
this city. and Daniel j. Greaney, late
of Colchester. were fled for probate.
The Kieslch Construction company. a
new engineering and building contracting
| concern, all the members of which are
we'll known Burlingtonians. has opened
| offices at the corner of Church and Col.
| lege streets above Nhnters drug store
A. v Kieslich, Il. V. NJ. 10, is presi
dent of the firm, Oscar Heininger, who
for 3S years was connected with the city
water works, is treasurer, and Alfred II
Heininger, L. " NJ, '0S. secretary, Mr.