Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-12-21

Mansur and hanson. The dlling OF the
Office Of street commissioner was the
oniy busncrs to como before the board,
which adjor I'D f. tive minutes after the
meeting had been called to order.
The case Cd T.. Howcs g. Co. against
William SimhIons ID the Waubanakoc
COR club of this city was filed yesterday
at the office Of the clerk Of county court.
The case is one Of general assurnpsit and
the amount sued for is claimed due on
meats furnished Simmons as steward of
the club the past season The case of
Thomas Reeves and Martin S. Villas
against Roeene Reed Allen OF Shelburne
and Frank II. Farrand of Essex was also
Ned. The case is a foreclosure on
mortgage on piece Of real estate in the
vicinity of Buffers Corners in Essex.
! The civrt suit Of l.. Konmel & Son
against the Champlan Transportation
company was begun Thursday in city
court before Judge G. S. Palmer. The
action was one of troNcr to recover the
value of goods shipped by the pIaintih
TO Il. j. Guyette. The goods. to the
amount of sos, were delivered at
Guyctte's place Of business, but were de-
livcred to NJ. J. Soloman, who had pur-
chased the business. 1t is ucd that the
appropria ted to his own use, and tho
kommel company bring the action on the
grounds that the goods were delivered to
! the wrong person
y hearing was held Thursday before
Judge Harland y. Howe, judge OF United
States district court, on the account of
Max l.. Powell, lately receiver Of the
bankrupt Arbuckle Candy company. Mr..
Powell offered his account and the court
ordered it placed on file. A notice Will
probably be issued soon to the creditors
of the company for a hearing. a hearing
was also heard before Judge Howe on
the allowance of claims mad, by
Grabfclder e. Co. and the Samuels Broth
ers' Co. against the estate OF ThotnaS J..
Clay in bankruptcy. The CLAIMS Will
probably be rc-committcd for the pur-
pose of taking further testimony.
In probate court yesterday George II.
Horton Of Winoosl was appointed OK
ecutor of the estate of Emily A. Horton.
late of Winooski. with Henry Conlin of
Winooski and j. Henry McGreevey of
this city commissioners and appraisers
+. E. Bigwood of Winooski was appointed
administrator of the estate of Robert
Taylor. late Of Burlington, with Charles
s Lord and w T. Mcbride of Winooski
commissioners and appraisers. Rodney
G. Gloyd of Richmond was appointed adj
ministrator of h" estate OF justin II.
Gloyd, late of Richmond, win T.. =.
Nichols ard +. II. flaES OF lhat 'o"i
commissioners and appraisers, The VIII
= Of Lucy NJ. P"ot late OF Sheipurho' was
filed for probate.
1,i,. u..ro oro,,od bx, I. & Grant CITY
,r.as,,rar ,oetordov for ,,,orev to I've bor-
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49, oo,;roc, ,,,s awarded to tho BUR
lurton Trust compauy whose bid was
3S5 per cent There was but one other
bidder the Chittenden County Trust com
pany whose bid was 3.9 per cent, ten
. one-hundrcdths of one per cent, higher
The temporary loans are voted by the
board OF aldermen in anticipation Of the
taxes to- be collected by the city the
coming year and aggregate in til" neigh
horhood Of about 500, 600 during the year
The rate fer the coming year is slightly
= lower than the rate last year when the
Z Chittenden County Trust company fur
;, nish.d the money at 3.97 per cent.
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