Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-01

noon at . o'clock. The immediate circum-
stances surrounding her death are pecu-
liarly sad. About n week ago Mrs. Dew
ey met with an accident which resulted in
blood poisoning. Late Thursday after
noon she was taken suddenly and what
proved to be fatally i'll and her husband
started for Mortified in team to secure
medical assistance. In endeavoring 10
pass a four horse team which was work
ing on the highway, although there was
sufficient room, in his hurry he failed to
turn out far enough and his team crash
ed into the other. Mr.. Dewey's horse was
struck In the breast by the pole OF the
heavy team penetrating to the shouiuer,
causing the death of his horse almost at
once. Mr.. Dewey was thrown among the
Other horses but was not seriously in
iurcd. When medical aid was finally Sc
cured and he arrived home 1t was
found that Mrs. Dewey had died during
his absence Her husband and two small
children survive her.
There was an interesting scene In city
court Saturday morning when a number of
young boys were bought before the court
charged with stealing apples and damag-
ing apnlc trees. The prosecution was
taken by grand Juryman Fred Thomas. on
complaint of Geo. parmcntcr, who charge -
that the boys on two different occasions
within few days have entered his orchard
and taken apples at the same time break
ing off limbs and otherwise damaging the
trees. Tho boys brought before the court
were VINE canning marry iluS.' iicliy
taIalSe DdWard biiiosc' 'Iil"eit ft'uS dl.'
Albert seymour. None of these boys are
over ten years Oh age put tnere are ol"c,
concerned whose names are now known
who are older and they will soon be tax N
up r. l.. l'alro' special 'uuEc, WI eNr"-
lha'ion oil the poHS anu inplhT '"cn' an ~
young recoihnnehoeu Una. 'ne i"..n's
cure couhSei since thc oIienSe III 'ne sts ~
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anIe win n cohSlderaple term III '"e ''pu9o
of correction. Acting upon 'ho Juuee >
hdNlre inc parents secure1 tHe S'lVlccs W
W. n lherlault as attorney Nllol c..
terence among me respondents anu u.o
lawyers ana Judge pea OIL nov tull'N
was entered ana Il continuance VI 'ie ''''
was made until August % IN grantlhS
the request Tor continuance the Juuee we
the boys some earnest adNlce ana put th'ii
on record Tor pehaNlor uhtii 'ne tiie W
their trial 1t was sober-look.ns s,o"P
OF boys that left court after ms talk /"
them. iail in each case was HNeu a' $''
MIR. Theriault Incoming surety
The Misses Fife ana Maple lnganS lelt
the city saturday morning LOT TWO "ee"9
outing at Lake MemphiemasoE'
/ The business mons carnival under thc
auspices OF the Montpelier Military hahI
during the c'd Home Week ceIcpratlon'
hidS falr to he a great success luesdaN'
August Is, fraternity day IS to he ohserN-
ed Icy tn" different fraternal ORGANIZATIONS
Of the state IN grand parade ana other
exercises An address Is TO be dehVeret
by Hon. Charles r. Whelan of Madison
Wis, +, q. NJ. of tho Masonic Grand
Lodge of Wisconsin. II is reported py
state Organizer Palmer of the Order or
Modern Woodmen Of America that a large
number of members of the order have sig
nihed their intention of being present in
the city on that day.
al 1nly nn ~