Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-16


boy was found guilty and sentenced to
spend the remainder of his minority in
the State Industrial School in Vergennes.
John Potvin, the boys father, appeared
in court. The boy was taken to the insti-
tuition yesterday.
Reports from the sale of Christmas
seals under the direction of the Vermont
tuberculosis association throughout the
state are very favorable. The seals are
now on sale in every city and town in
Vermont. something which has never
been done before, and from all sides
there are coming in good reports in re-
gard tAthe rate at which the seals are
selling, although no definite figures are
available at this time.
Police officer George Fraser will leave
this morning for Newport from where
he will accompany Henry Sandcrson. who
was arrested in that city by the police by
authority of the local authorities, ba X
to this city to stand trial on charge
of breaking and entering the house Of
Henry Austin of So Battery street, re-
Gently. 1t is alleged that Sanderson
broke two windows in his house and en-
tered and stole $500 IN currency.
Fifteen men arc now employed repair
ing the Sandbar Bridge. It is planned to
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bridge so that two vabic,es can neet
almost anywhere Tbis will do oyav with
the numerous "trrr o,,+sn that boya
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|" irooate court Thursday there
were settlements ana DEGREES IN the
'"oo VI ANNA shepard Iale OF Nhar-
,o''e' heroert IL Beecher' late OF Bur
,,"S 'o"' anu RAINY ''reehe' i0to OF
N'cn,noho. Guy r. Bushnell OF Thomp-
TRAITOR of the estate Of sidney ruebno1
late of Hineshurp With ~oh,, n por,cL
and Thomas ]. Mckenzie. also of Hines
burg, commissioners and appraisers The
Will of Joseph L. LcClair, late Of Col
chester, was filed for probate.
A divorce petition bos hoer ontorod ~
county court bv Louis MAYNARD of t-nder-
hill against Fedora MAYNARD or IvfroneI,i
on the grounds of intoIerable severit,.
They were married August 1000 IN This
city, Since that time thov lived in
Winooski until January 6. 1877. and in
Underhi from that date until about Octo-
Der s. 1920. The maiden name Of The mott
tlonee was Fedora Romprcy. There are
two children born of This marriage. "A and
four years Of age. respectively. Warren
r. Austin appears for the petitioner.
A conference Of post adjutants and post
commanders Of the various rosts Of the
American Legion in this state will be
held in this city January II, at which
John r. Sullivan of ST. Adams. the de-
partment commander will preside and
Allen Fletcher of johnson. the denar:ment
adtutant and war risk officer. will be in
attendance At the conference various,
matters pertaining 10 the government Of
the department viii be taken up. rs we'll
as matters pertaining to what is being
done for the disabled cx service men.
An eoui,v boaripg u.os hold hefo,,,
rudqa sberrrar u ,ro,,,,c,, co.,rdo,
afternoon in , cosa t., ,,.ri,, Iosa,,t
parizo of N-lroosli ,oops 70 ontni-,
]. r. e. Chevrier oc Winooski ana Sheriff
James II. Allen OF this civ from pro
ceeding on a foreclosure Of a mortgage
on a Jeffrey AUTOMOBILES of parlyo'a The