Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-23


morning in city court. Wasserman was
charged with violating tho ordinance in
regard to butchering within the city
limits without n license. He pleaded
guilty and was sentenced by Judge Ladd
to pay a fine of $500 and costs of S75e,
~, ei.'oo' ms ms "no 'oo'S We,
'' NY H''o'"ey hoph'ns oonuu,te'
,. "n'o VI.
was ueichoeu ny ht'orhey Heorse Asei'
At a meeting of the Faculty club of the
University of Vermont. held Saturday eve
ming at the home of Prof. T.. C. Jacobs
of Williams s,reo, profossor Jacobs pavo
an Illustrated talk IN Lake willouehby.
its geological bistorv and varioua roc,,
formations Professor Jacobs has been
making a close etud, of tho rock for
nations about Lake. wlloupbbv for a
number of vo,rs IIo has COME IN tho
conclusion that the lake is of glacial
origin. His talk was illustrated with lam
tern slides.
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ny anu oh wednesday repea'eu 'he
III 'hc HoIN lrlnity Church IN
pima inc proceeds or these con-
.er.s VIII go toward the Scooo enoow-
nien' luhu, LOT winch the aiufnnae and
Vermont Rirls who viii sing IN these con.
certs are S. BIanche Lindsay os Mont.
pelier Katherine r Martin NJ Rarro ana
Evangeline r. Wilcox of Arlington.
VII,
ine senators-eiect ana representatives
.i VI Chlttenoen ana Grand Isle coun-
nie W oe invited to De the guests OF
'oi Shainoer Oh Commerce at
aue we" iears dlnner party 10 De
e,.Ns..', ~ mann uIuine Ioohi Vi 'he
Oaoo,,to'. 10 vi! .nu's oag evening
to this dinner party will be sent out this
week, and it is hoped that every one OF
the invited guests may be present Some
thlng unusual in the line of entertainment
is promised. gocd-sized committee will
be III charge of the arrangements.
E,rod sc,rho ,,.o,, ,rr,..., 80 c,.,t,,
charged With soiiin,, o,,,,,,asi,' 49,
that was sto,or fro,,, ,ho a,,,a,,,a,,;. 70
Uorr, w,v ,-h,r,., or, T., 49,,
with having stolen ,he roho ona ;s ,ou
serving time in cou,ty Toll IN -, n,it,ir,us
racan+lv iesuod co,rho, 60 60. 49,. Il;
ny oourt SATURDAY before Judge Ladd
n''u ne vac SenteIceu 10 the house OF
- ~" =" y" i'uso' 10 serve sentence
' 'O"i i"o"'hS "o' i'iore
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Mrs. Mary Antonelli of South Bu1linp-
ton was tried Monday before n tustic.
court in South Burlineton with Iustice
p D. Mills presidinp Sbe ,v,s found
guilty of petit larcepv and uos s.,+ancod
to paw a fine of $40 and costs of nrosocu.
ton of slo46 n total of soo Az The ero
was SUSPENDED upon the navment of tho
Probation officer George Agel of this city
Tor SIN months. She was represented by
Attorney Joseph Mcnamara of this city.
pet,t,ors and so,oo,,o :,
bove boor or,oroa T., 49,, ~,
c,orl of tho 1rni,o, g., ,,..... 80.
bv rsa.c color,o, &c Do, ,, 49,,
Ar;o,; nc porro I, co,a,,, a
the totoI ,n,ou,, of dat.a t. - vs.
so5o O1 while tho .ot,, ,n,o,,r. 20 -
is pivon ne san Will 10 r,,,.,,e -
oxcmntion nc s9oo I.h, ,.ia,, - ns
who condpcte -. o,o,hinn s,oro t., ,,,s
CITY gives tho total a,,,or,t of h;s da,',s
as s32 S19 Will, IN, ,o,aI a,,nun, 80 hi,,
assets is sl1,S'l.3i.
Tho r,,.o, h,uao,, ,,,,......- ill.,, :.
poc,l,n., - .,. o'".' - 'ei'
,n.,. bo,,o ,,o.,,aa a,.,, " 80 Is
sunday evenir, an ,irstt,, ~ ,a,,a 49,.
having boer snor h., ,,ar,u -, a'.a ,,,,,s
Roger n Rlakc ubo ro,o co,,,ir, irtn
the civ nv automobiIc The oirsbin uos
brilliantly lighted and was living at a low
altitude An Associated Press desnatcb
in Yesterdays Free Press reported rcs-
dents of North Hero making a similar
report of what appeared to be A balloon
going in a southwesterly direction about
, eight o'clock Sunday evening.
In Probate Court yesterday Max w.
Andrews OF this city was appointed adj
ministrator of the estate of Azuba NJ.
Andrews, late of Burlington. while c. A.
Hull and Il. u. Scott of Berkshire We're
appointed appraisers. and r. II. Read
and c. c. Briggs of Burlington were
named as commissioners. The wills of
Ella NJ. Mosher and Dorothy G. Colt
both late of this city. were presented for
probate The court made decres in the
estate of Margaret Melledy, late of Bur-
lington. Charlotte T. Bostwick, late of
Hinesburg, and John Bonfiglio late of
Burlington
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"'i'u"' NV '',,e y, ieeh .nouIi
tai" H'c"'lp'''c"t NJ l. w. w. -
lows hall on Church street and Of
ficers were elected as follows: Chief
patriarch. George p. Cole: high priest.
NJ. G. Hutchinson; senior warden. +. f..
Hathaway: junior warden, c. L. Leach;
scribe. r. A. Lyon; treasurer, ~ b.
Master: first trustee. f. b. Metcalf.
second trustee. j. r. Simpson: third
trustee, G. II. Tabor. The patriarchal