Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-28

In a civil suit in which X. j. Fitzgerald
was sued and Folsom was trustee.
Leonard st. John. who, the Off =
GERS said Sunday evening had been ar
rested on the charge Of intoxication. did
not appear In city court Monday and II
was stated that he was not under arrest
and left, although he was seen at the
county Jail Sunday evening. st. John is
the man who was claimed to have been
driving the automobile Saturday evening
In which the horse Of John Papin of
Barre was killed. II is understood that
the matter Is under investigation by the
secretary Of states office.
The picture OF the late Ex-Governor
Bell has been completed and will soon
be added to the collection of pictures
or Ex-9overnors In the executive
chamber Of the State House.
The J. o. Belknap sons CO.. Inc. of
Royalton has filed articles Of associa-
ton In the office of the secretary of
state for the purpose Of conducting a
store in the Mary Belknap block in
South Royalton. The capital stock il
$4,000. The papers are signed by w.
A. Belknap, Perley and Mary r. Belk
nap and Charles H. Black OF South
Royalton.
Chauncey Poor of Berlin was quite
badly injured Saturday afternoon
when he was attacked by a bull which
was In the pasture. He was thrown
! ts the ground and turned over mum
Der OF times.
Mr. Poor was working In the woods
adjoining the pasture and was throw.
ing out brush. The bull made Il rush
| for the man and before he could gel
away he had been thrown and It 1,
A,. 4, q.
get hold of the nose Of the ANNA
that he was saved from being killed
| IT liz thought that number of ribs
were broken though the exact number
Ia not known. Probably two or three
He is confined to his bed but Is rest
| ing as comfortable as possible afte1
such an experience.
Calexti Simoneau whose automobile
operators license was suspended las
| week because the secretary of state wa
| satisfied that ne was intoxicated whil'
driving an automobile. pleaded guilt
| in Montpelier city court this evening Il
| the charge Of ntoxication and paid
| fine of sl6 and costs. He was arrested
week ago Sunday while reposing besid
his automobile
Postmaster x. r. Bailey has ordered
from the army food supply s1,3s71s wortf
Of food as a result of the sale made
in Montpelier He has received notice
Of several articles Of food having bee,
added to the lst Of sale here
Tho committee, which Is canvassins
the city for the sale Of $4,000 of pre-
ferred stock for the now brick compa n V
| Ia meeting with good success and Mon
! day evening all but 50 500 Of the amour
| needed had been subscribed
| Harold p. Letiden has resigned hi.
| position as assistant national hank ex
aminer to take position as auditor fol
| the Weldon National bank of st. Adams
Mr.. Ledden held a position In the FRS
National bank OF Montpelier for eigh
| years and left that hank TO take up hi!
work as a national bank examiner.
| Harry A. Black secretary of Stat,
wednesday morning suspended the au
tomobile operators license of ]. Ro,
Tassie of Barre and Leonard st. job,
or Montpelier for reck less driving. Tn,
former hit team in Waterbury afte
| some trouble with his steering yea
developed while the latter killed. job,
Papfns horse last Saturday night. H
has also suspended the licenses o
George Schako Of Proctor and Geors
Dacey Of st. Adams both for rockies
driving.
A telegram has been received from
Corporal Harold Hutchinson that ne ha
arrived at Camp Merritt from Franc an,
that ne is expecting TO come home shor.
{ ~. He went to France a year ago las
month In the 18th Division but has bee,
at Bourgon in the records office for man,
months.
! The Odd Fellows building associatio,
OF Enosbure Falls has filed articles o
| association in the Office OF the secretar,
or state for the purpose of constructor,
a home in Enosburg. The ca pital stool
liz $4,000 while the papers are siRne.
by w. J. Phelps. ". r. Ovitt. Herber
Sawyer II. w. Sharon and B. c. Kendall
of Enosburg
/ Mrs Remie Guyer was given a part
at her home on Fuller street In Mont
! pelier Tuesday evening by some 80 o
her relatives and friends In honor o
the observance of her S5th birthday
The evening was enjoyed with songs
sung by the Younger people Refresh
ments were served and Miss Mar
Guyer for the company presented Mrs
Guyer with a rocking chair