Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-21

The case OF Joseph Parjzo apains,
j. il. Allen, q. j.. Agel and Sam Mil,e,
was started In County Court veaterdo ,
afternoon. The action Is one of rep,evin
According to the testimony. Apei .nd
Miller loaned Perizo $3.50. and took . rn,s
for that amount Earlier in tho yoar
1t is said. Agel asked for the balance ot
the payment on the note. which he
claimed was $500. Psrizo refused tn nav
saying that the full value of the note had
been paid and that he owed nothing
ne CANNED mat payments had been
h,ane wnich nad not been entered on the
note. "hen Pariso refused to pay. AgeI
put the matter into the hands NJ sber,sf
J. II. Allen and Parizos autonobiio ,,.s
attached Parizo secured the chr again
on a writ OF repievjn and the Issue :.
now being tried before a fury 7
Enright and NJ. G. Leary appcar FOR
Parizo and T. r. Hopkins is attorney
for the other side.
AT the meeting OF the city council Tues
nay h'ent more IMAM 'ho names were added
to tho check list. Fully 80 nor cont n.orn,
Of women and a larg. majority Of tbesc
we're from thc thru aud fourth wards
the Democratic element was strong and
there was evidently big effort made to
get the vote out Long before the meal,
lns commenced, the hail was crowded and
tne city court room was thrown Oman for
the accommodation of the woman. yhsr
the doors were opened TO the city cler,,'s
office, a steady stream pascal throuvh
| without break for more than an hour
All or the aldermen we're present with
the exception Of Alderman Patrick. who
was out of town. Mayor jackson nues-
TONED the applicants and Alderman
beecner read the names to the board
City Attorney Hopkins Administered III.
oa.n ana nearly everyone was obliged to
take 1t. The meeting adjourned until
Friday afternoon at three O'Clock
Many hunters from this city have been
| trying their luck against the wild ducks
curing the last few weeks, with varying
euocess. NO mig bags have yet been
reported Old timers say that there has
,o' oeen enough cold weather for good
nun'ing' The ducks are running in large
focks. and will not decov easily mil a
sood storm has broken them up into
smaller units A storm will also bring
down the ducks from the Canadian lakes.
About the only varieties to be taken so
Iar this season are the black or MaIIard
duck and the bluebill The season for
Mailards has almost passed and the
Shootlng over the last week END has heon
mainly for the bluebill. One flock of
MINISTER'S was seen at IIighgate SPRINGS
sunday morning and arc reported IN he
the first Of the season. 1t is expected
that the canvasback teal and butterbaIIs
Will be coming down the lake about the
nrst OF the month. SO far this season
the marshes around Sandbar Bridge and
at Highgate Springs are the most popu-
lar hunting places.
The annual meeting of the officers and
directors of the Needlework Guild of
America was held Monday afternoon at
the home of the vice president. Mrs.
r. II. Crandall OF 81 Elmwood avenue.
This meeting was held to map out the
campaign for the ensuing year. The
object OF the Needlework Guild is to COL
lect and distribute new, plain, suitable
garments to meet the great need of hos
pltais' homes and other charities To
become member of the Guild one must
contribute two or more new articles Of
wearing apparel or household linen or a
oohaton OF money once a year. Any
member who obtains contributions from
IL persons and one person to donate
money becomes a director of the Guild.
The Guild lie non-sectarian and any one
who wishes to become a member may
communicate with Mrs. L. w. Fennell.
46I South Union street There will he
another meeting of the Guild Monday
AFTERNOON, November 1, at three O'Clock
at the home of the president, Mrs. f. B. |
Howe, 70 Williams street
The newly-elected officers of the Chit. |
tenden County Farm Bureau held a meet |
ing in the Farm Bureau office Monday
afternoon and organized for the coming
year with the following project leaders; |
Organization, G. NJ. Hazard of Char |
lotte: farm management. p. w. Sever |
ance of Colchester; livestock improve
ments, U. A. Woodbury.. End, of Burling- !
TOM soils and crops, not filled: food
project Mrs. B. C. Hawley of Jericho:
clothing, Mrs. George Sharpley of Essex
Center; household management. not |
filled; boys and girls club work. Miss
Laura Parker of Williston: maple
products. Charles F. Moran of Jericho.
county fair. r. J. Wool of Essex Center,
There was considerable discussion of the
proposed change in membership fee to
B1O a year. The secretary was Instructed
to notify the Farm Bureau members that
meeting will be held Saturday. October
'o AZ l:3O O'Clock in the afternoon, at
Morrii nail TO vote on this member
ship proposition and to make the neces
10y announcements " TIE constitution.
Fred Papin OF 50 South Cbampl,in
street man about So years of age was
arrested by the police Saturday after
noon. He was intoxicated and had been
taught in the attempt to lead a five-year-
Did girl. Elizabeth Corretti, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Corretti OF SO Battery
street. down over the bank, below Bat
cry Park. He was followed by the father
II the little gin ana by another man. 10
'eph Durant. When these two came u
Upon him with the little girl. pap,n left
he child and ran, with the two men In
pursuit. Papin became exhausted and
ell unconscious near the Texas OIL COM
'anys plant. he was taken to the police
'tation end DIR. c. \. Perkins was called ,
o attend him. DR.. Perkins had the man
AIKEN to the Mary Fletcher Hospital, s
where his stomach was pumped out and
,f was then sent to the jail. There seemed !
o be nothing serious about his physical
condition. He had been drinking and the $
xtrs effort Of running had exhausted him. {
couple of bottles OF "jakey" were found {
ipon his person. Pspin has stirred con- I
iderable resentment In the neighborhood
where he lives. IT In said that. previous
O the time when he carried off the Cor y
ETH child on Saturday he had tried to \
persuade two other little girls to go with
lin. These girls came home and said that
'apin had offered them candy and later
money to go with him, but they had re-
used.
MEETING OF HOLSTEIN FRIEsIAN
nREEnrns ,