Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-05
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. AlBANS.

rho case of state Us. Bullico, charged
with arson, was continued in County
cart Thursday. Testimony for the
prosecution was heard. Tho witness :
heard Thursday were Allen Marvin. Milo
johnson and George Wheeler of Sheldon
and Isaac Chase Of Fletcher.
Invitations have been received in this
city to the wedding of Miss Florence Reed
Ingraham, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
cnce Bancroft lngraham and james
Wilder ellison Of Hartford, Conn, which
will take place at Trinity church. We'd
ncsdav evening at O'Clock April is. a
reception VIII 10 rendered them after tho
ceremony Al the home of the brides uncle
and aunt. They will bc at home to their
friends after May 10 at ia Sigourey
street.
The Sheldon fair grounds arson case
was continued in County Court Friday,
the first witness 10 he examined being
Deputy Sheriff Blair Thomas. and he was
followed by col w. II. Dunton and these
testimonies completed the prosecution.
The first witness in the defense was Mr.
Armstrong of Enosburgh. and he was
followed by Patrick Rooney Of Swanton,
who was driving from Swanton to Shell
don and met a team goinc from Sheldon
on the night of the fire. Merton and Cas-
S,us Bulicc, sons of the respondent, tes-
tilted that they were at home on the night
OF the fire and also that they had no
Of the barn. The other witnesses exam
ncd were Harry Phelps and A. j. Bel
of Sheldon and G. Il. Wright Of liighga g.,
all of whom were on the fair grounds the
evening of the fire.
Frank Walworth Smith has received a
cableEram announcing the death Of his
aunt, Mrs Charlotte NJ Graham, whicn
occurred in London, England. March 18th.
Mrs. Graham resided in this city several
years as the guest of the late Mrs. Worth
ington G. Smith and while here made
many true friends. Mrs Graf ham was a
woman of fine character and high culture,
/ possessing those qualities which made her
/ power in social as we'll as domestic cir
! CleS. For several years she has resided
il. London with her laughter Mrs. Mary
q. Mclvalnc and her grandchildren. Clar-
ence w. MCIlVainc and Mrs. May Scran-
ton.
Frank Curtis Weeks has resigned his
position as bookkeeper for the St. Adams
Foundry Co, and has accepted a position
in Boston.
In Franklin County Court Monday
morning the jury hi the case IT State VS..
Huilicc, brought III the verdict of not
guilty. The case was given to the jury at
O'Clock Saturday evening and the YER
dict WAS returned at II O'Clock Monday
morning. Tn" court will take one week :
recess and the jury is excused for two
weeks
f.
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H!'H nav 10 MOI uS'u tht New England lele-
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mas not rs YET removed me instruments
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