Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-08-28
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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q. we're well filled with articles that APP
.peared to have been stolen among which
were somo new and costly toilet gets,
a number of watches, several new suits
Of clothing and quite sum of money
In small denominations. Among the
booty was the watch which had been
stolen at the tluntlcy home and which
has been fully identified by its owner.
States Attorney Allen r. Sturtcvant,
after looking into the case, stated that
among the articles of new clothing found
IN the mans possession some had evil
IDENTITY been stolen in the recent burglary
Mt the Howley clothing store In Rutland.
Papers I'm his pockets indicated that he
4. had been in Rutland at the time of that
burglary and it is believed by the Off
GERS that this man had been system
atically working at his profession of
burglar in Rutland and burlington and
other places as well as In Middlchury
and it is suspected that if he is not
= the one guilty of some of all of the re-
cent breaks in this village he is in league
with a gang of burglars and depends
upon other members of the gang to get
rid of his loot.
Sheriff George $. Farr Of Bristol went
by automobile from here to Windsor
Monday morning to deliver to the super
'tntendent of the state prison. benjamin
e. Slverman the self-confcsscd burglar
who was arrested here last Friday morn
ing and sentenced in the municipal court
by Judge A. W. Dickens saturday to
service a sentence of not less than az nor
more than five years at hard labor in the
State prison. lie was sentenced and com
raitted as Harry stanton instead of
niT1 n
Mason and Corporal William j. Lamsor
representinc divisional headquarters re-
. cruitng office at Albany, y. Y, have
opened a camp ON the fair grounds where
they will conduct recruiting station
during the fair and later for the same
: purpose they will attend other county
fairs in Vermont and the state fair il
its turn.-Trcrc have been no new build
ling operations Of any consequence il
NJ i'd cbury village this season hut there
are two large buildings to be erected IL
the near future or at least as soon as
building materials can be procured at =
reasonable price. These are the new
3, county and college hospital and the
d: 1lslcy public library for which the fund
contributed by donations from liberia
henefactors are ali ready in hand and I
is probable that one if not both, of thos
buildings will he begun during the com
= fhs season ne sue lor 'he noS i''t"l ma
:. been located on oou'h street 'ul 1t I!
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