Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-05-01
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. AlBANS.


Tho March term of Franklin County
Court was concluded at 10 o clock Wednes-
day morning and Judge Tyler left for his
nome in Brattleboro. In the case of Lewis
and Leach vs. the estate of Albert Sowles
insolvent, the court rendered Judgment on
the report of Referee Ross and certified
the case back to the court of insolvency
for the district of Franklin. The insolvent
took exception to this disposition of the
case and 1t goes to the May term of the
Supreme Court by stipulation An order
was issued by Judge Tyler in the case of
Antonio Colangelo, now lying in the Grand
Isle county jail charged with murder. di-
rectng that twelve witnesses be summoned
Tor the prisoner at the expenses of the
State.
The dispositions of several prominent
people were taken Monday before II.
Charles Royce. commissioner in the di-
vorce case OF Katharine Louisa Brainerd
Rich VS.. John Parker Rich, which is now
pending in the Chicago courts.
The wedding of Adds Brainerd Hatch
and Miss Alice Barton of Chicago will take
place at Chicago on Wednesday, May z
Mr. Hatch is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. Hatch of this city, where he is well
and favorably known.
Inc hearing In the cases of Mrs. Mary
Chenette and Edward Blondin charged
with assault with intent to kill, was held
before Justice Kearney Tuesday morn
ing and the respondents wore bor,d 49,, T.,
the sum of s5Oo each for .nrcnr.,,oo h 90
fore the grand iurv in Sentonhar d.,
was furnished.
Miss Sara :, D,,liro d.roh,o - ,,,
Mrs. j. X. Duling of this city, and Michael
j. Brown of WATERFOWL, y. Y, were mar
ried at 81 Nnrv's Church 1-uasIo,. 80,
ing Mt 7.2o oclock Tba ,,o,ri,,cs nnoi ~
beautifuI one and heforo H.. 800 80 a.
the ceremony tho cburch Voc ,,,,I ,,io.,
with friends and roIati,n, A.. - IN =,
Hogan the regular orpanist of +ha oh,,rai
played I.ohcngrins Bridal chorus and
during the service rondnrod IN an ;,,,,r,,
sive manner severa, salect,ons NJ. -,
attended nv Albert q Duline Of ~ on
den Cam nrecaded tho hrido u,ha on
tered on tba arm ~ hon hro,h.. az
renee Iulinr I'm the aisle to mo chancaI
where the ceremony vas narfnrn,od ~, ~"
Rnv n 7 O,SuIli,,Sp Nriss buij,,,. , ~ w..
brown ponpee silk eown t..tofuII,. tri,o-
med and also wore a brown bat Sho nar
ried no fowers Tho uItnr w. dncCra,.5
with several bondsomo ho,,l,,,ats - 49,
boueo povers A. tho co,oI,,yia,, - ~
ceremony the immediate relatives ana -
f.w in,;na+a fr;ands ro,ajr,d 70 t;,a 49,,
homo on Ldvorde strea, u,i,ora =, ,,.ada;,,
LreaLfast us scrvod and az ;rfar,,'I Re &c
cantior laid .rho ,aadi,,a .i,t -, -.
n,,r,oro,,e ma ,,,o,',, $50 - w., 80
ohIa NJ an1 NJ prar,,, 10, n' ~ az az
train for Montreal where they will spend
d few days. They will make their future
home in Watertown. n. Y, but will visit
in this city a short time before going to
their new home.
The plans of st. I.uke's parish hall have
been received here and it is eypectod thar
n,i ~, 49, ".'' =. 80 ca i'eo',u ,i''
i,. ~ ,n ~ - w 80 WI, w 'cSui' uut-
fore winter sets in The building will he of
Gothic style of architecture. after the
general lines of the church and will be built
of the same kind of stone. II will be To-
Gated on the east side of the present
church building and will front toward the
north. The dimensions OF the hail are 50
feet in length and IS feet in width com