Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-04

oTder 10 nc held III Boston the coming
summer and urging ali members to be
present,
f. u. Burgess and +, S. Lanou wore
tho street commissioners present at the
annual hearing of property owners inter-
"Sted in the matter Of sewer and side
walk assessments, which was held at two
o'clock Saturday afternoon at the city
clerks office. There were Ais feet of
sewer pipe laid by the street depart
ment during the past year, and num-
Der of property owners where the sewers
had been installed appeared before the
board. Only small section of sidewalk
was laid on the south side of Main street
between South Champain and Ba terry
streets The majority of the sewer work
was done ON Foster, Howard, Pine,
Cedar and Ward streets and on Lyman
avenue.
William Thibault. who completed Sat .
urdaY sentence imposed upon him in
city court when he was found guilty on
the charge of ringing in false fire
alarm, was arrested as he was about to
leave the Jail Saturday morning on
warrant issued by States Attorney T. f.
Hopkins on the charge Of petit larceny.
1t was charged that Thbault had stolen
"A bath robe valued at SO, from Joseph
! DeNarcnnos. rhbault had had the robe
i..,,., :, f ,, ,,,,,,. hli.y
ing that it was his and not knowing that
il was DeNarcnncs'. Thbault was taken
into court, where the case against him
was nolle pressed. on motion of tho
States attorney.
Three appeals from city court to Su-
prcmc court have been filed with {, j.
Russell, clerk of Suprcin" court Tor ti'c
county of Chittcndcn. The cas-" OF j. =.
Reynolds against Wilbur fl"ld Is an &C
ton Of general assumpsit to recover
real estate brokers' commission ON TN"
sale of Cedar island. owned by the de-
PENDANT, the sale being couSulnmhtod last
summer. There was court trial before
Judge G. :. Palmer and judgment rem
,d"red for the plaintiff to recover slop ana
costs. The case of Della Adeline Trask
against Alfred FOUNTAIN was supiitt'u
r' .'o oou,' ~. nv a., - ,,a 5000. ,,,,ir.
'ec - ~, r'u,Ior In zach
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G. w. Smith for the past nine years
foreman for the Consolidated Ice DellV-
cry company, has resigned nus poSitloh'
taking effect December 81. Mr.. smith
entered the employ OF tn" lc" company
the year of the consolidation of the three
companies and has been a valuable asset
to this concern. having mt first charge of
: the stable and later being promoted T."
superintendent, which position he mas
held the past eight years. ON Christmas
day. to show the high esteem IN when
he is held by his employers. Mr. smith
was summoned to the Office, where a. ..
> Ferguson, on behalf of the lc" company,
presented him with SOLID go'd watch
Mr.. Smith has th" best wishes "I most
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7 SUN ifl"N' '''i9 Guy ms "''''
/ Rcthcl Indrc. No. -. knights Of Py-
thias. held its installation of officers Tues
l.,, .veniru TN. tnIlo,ytn,, hniu., installed :
g ,,baucelor commander. charles Leonard
r vic.-chancellor. Harris Miller; prelatc, NJ.
h q Rosenber,,. uaster of work. Morris
- Brown. l;oeucr of records and seals Louis
q Cannon. rpastcr of finance Michael
n Frank. MASTER Of cxcheoiler. Samuel Can
- NON. master of arms DR. T. Frank; inner
e ,,,,.rd Allan YETI, orfcr guard Rudolph
Y n-.bn.uor Tho installing officer was
past chancellor Robert Cannon. After
,b irst,1l,tio,, a haruuot WAS held from
. nina =, twelve n'rIork the sneakers in
- ri,idin, tho chanccror-clcct vicc-chanccl-
= Ior tho nrelatc. Pas Chancellor NJ s
g 1o.,,,hor,, and tbc Roy n w Sacks
Tho ,oostnostcr was Past Chancellor sam.
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