Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-02

| w n'iu Huu tHe price THnBcu ITOnI f"i'
$500 The most OF the cattle went out Of
Vermont
Four mon will not legally operate their
| automobiles for n time at least for the
! secretary Of state removed their licenses
Thursday morning. These included Luther
/ y. Green Of Bradford. suspended 20 days
| for reckless driving and causing an ac-
| cdent; Charles l.. Douglas OF Spring
| field. revoked for having been convicted
IN Charleston, y. H., OF being intoxicated
when driving his machine: u. f.. Dillon.
suspended indefinitely for careless driv-
ing OF his machine and Alvi p. calder
wood of St Iohnsbury. suspended for 10
days for reckless driving
Miss Lena Ross. who has been assis y
! tant to w. H. Jeffrey OF the board OF
charities and probation will complete
| her services in a week or 80 having re-
signed to return to her teaching IN
, Rutland. Miss Ross leaving the service
3 is a distinct loss to the department for
| to her is due a great amount OF the
! credit of the valuable work that has
! been accomplished. hut ii IL understood
! that she will assist IN the work when
, ever her time viii permit. She has had
the matter under consideration all
summer hut recently gave her resisna-
/ ton, having completed other plans Tor
herself in the coming year EARLY In
! the spring an effort was made 10 secure
! her services in a similar line OF work
! but she did not see fit to accept that
branch OF social work.
Gov. Clement has appointed NJ. a.
Morse a justice or peace in llardwick in
place OF John StoroN, and John Fuller
In place of ID. f. Goodrich. Messrs.
Storey and Goodrich have recently died.
Mil . lr..
has filed articles Of association in tho
office Of the secretary OF state FOR the
purpose Of having supervision OF tho
cemetery in that iowa. Tho aieners are
j. +. Oewey. r. !. Benson. {. y Billings.
y. j. Kane aad A, j. Chadwick
three men viii not operate their su-
-omohiles any more this season legally.
These are a. w Srhoppe and l.. :. Sine
~ ST. Johnsbury whore licenses were
revoked because they w.ra convicted
Of driving machine white intoSioA ed {;
and the license OF Nei! G Wells OF
Burke was revoked FOR reckless dirty
ing.
The secretary Of state Friday morn
ine received notice Vt heavy fines im-
posed by Judge Thomas O'Brien In Bel
lows Falls in which Timothy FLYNN Of
tHat place was fined $50 and costs for
operating an unlicensed machine and
PAsuuale Muzio of Everett Mass. was
ftued 80" and costs for a similar of
Tense.
only II few automobile accidents were
reported to the secretary Of state FRI.
DAY morning. about a dozen in all. or
these A. l.. Terrien Of Richmond re
ported further relative to the accident
, in Richmond the first OF the week and
according to his latest report the man
ON the bicycle ran into his automobile
instead OF the automobile running into
him. Guy Fisk OF Waterbury, made a
report about the compla int OF q Crafts
huiN mans machine In which he did
not agree with the traftburN mans
! version of the accident. |. NJ. Locke of
: 81. Johnsbury reported that David
/ Rivers machine was hit by his car be-
cause the Rivers car was without n
tail light.
Rollin Miles Of Burlington accom-
panied by his attorney was in confer
encr Thursday with the secretary Of
stat" aspiring to secure the return Of
, his operators license. but from the
statement at the office Friday It looks
as though it was not likely TO take
place. II. still has case pending in
Montpelier city court in which the
dence.
The central Vermont railway cross
ing near the HeaphN farm has been
repnir 80 that IL is safer for traf-
fic than itfhaS been for sometime. The
danger has been due to the crossing
being too narrow. The crossing has
been extended so that now two auto
/ mobiles may meet In safety The ap-
preach to the crossing ~ too marrow
! now aud should be widened materially
and the grade reduced.
Il f.. Bremen returned Thursday eve
, ming from attending a sale OF Jersey
! cattle at runhridge fair ground that
afternoon in which some - head Of ca =
( tie from the different members OF the
agricultural association in Orange
county wer" sold at fairly good prices .
Two more persons have infrnged upon
the law Of the State enough 70 that Harry
A. Black has recalled automobile opera 70
, tors licenses. They are Lyle j. Wilder Of
Middlesex, vino has been driving a state
truck at South Royalton. His license =
indefinitely suspended OF the grounds
, that he ~ an unfit person 10 have ii
license. The license OF Thomas Il. Man
gan of Rutland was revoked because he
was convicted in Rutland City court 81
operating machine while intoxicated
Mr.. Black has received report from
the municipal court In ct. Johnsbury that
Frank NJ Batchelder OF thst town had
been convicted Of operating motor'Ncle
without Il license and had been fined 81,
and cost
W. n. Jeffrey returned Saturday from
North Troy where he looked after "A
matter in connection with .he commit =
ment of three children from one family