Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-27
ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

There have been eight divorces so far
in Orleans county court. r. Edith M.
Hunt, bill granted for refusal to support
and adultery; Sarah NJ Boynton BIZ
granted for intolcrablc severity. w. -.
ingalls,. bill granted for desertion: Ernest
Chambcrlin, bill granted for desertion;
Martha j. Hammond, bill granted Tor
desertion: Helen G.. Gavlor, bill granted
for intolcrabe severity; Clayton y. nut
Ter. bill granted for desertion; John Cham-
paine Jr., bill granted for desertion. The
jury in the case of State against Fultam
brought in u verdict of acauittal Three
of the jury were so i'll the Judge. couns l.
clerk and the respondent were sent Tor
between eleven and twelve and the Jury
brought in the verdict and were dlS
charged. Fullam was also discharged. ne
nther case of State against Fullam where
in it was claimed the larceny of goods
from the store of f. Lane & Son was
nollc pressed. 1t will be remembered this
case was tried at the last september term
and the Jury did not agree. This Will end
all litigation against Mr.. Fullam for lar
ceny az we understand it. This case mas
caused great interest here for Mr.. fullani
was so well known having been on inc
railroad from Boston to Newport so long.
In the case of State against Kenyon, the
respondent pleaded guilty to one first Of
fence eff selling. Judge Munson then. out
of respect for the death of Judge TAFT,
adjourned court until Wednesday.
News was received Sunday morning OF
the death by scarlet fever of Pauline Rul-
lock- daughter of MIR. and Mrs William
Bullock. formerly of Newport Funeral
services were held Sunday morning at
their nome at Springfield, Mass. The older
daughter. Esther Is some better. IN II
friends here will be surprised by this sad
news for not many knew of their illness.
Much sympathy will be felt by all of their
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Mr. Bullock will be remembered as fore
man of the Express and Standard for so
many years
Col H. NJ. Mansur has been elected a di-
rector of the Alaska Banking and safe
Deposit Co. OF Cape Nome, Alaska.
Dana O. Cowles. former resident or
Newport died in Hardwick Thursday af-
tcrnoon at five o'clock of typhoid pneu-
monia The funeral was held at his home
Saturday the interment being made at st.
Johnsbury.
\ daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ned Thrasher of Detroit, Mich, March -,
which will make MIR. and Mrs. Homer
Thrasher of this place grandparents
George F. Goode is able to be around the
hotel but his daughter is quite ill at the
Memphremagog House.
The next meeting of the brotherhood Will
be held at the parlors of the Congrcga-
tional Church on Friday evening, April 4.
A musical programme will be given.
Miss Winona Billings is visiting In Bos-
ton.
Mrs. ]. s. Anderson is much improved
from her recent illness.
Miss Ivah w. Gale is home from her
school at White River Junction.
Nelson Leavtt has sold his place in West
Derby to Mrs. Eta Longcway. Mr.. and
Mrs Leavitt will move to Westfeld, where
they have bought place.
Miss X. DAILY of Stanstead. Que. Is TAX
ing the place of Miss Anderson, who is ILL.,
Mrs. +. Newpton has returned to her
home in Coventry. She was in attonlan' c
on Mr. Root until his death.
Louis Ducharme has moved from West
Derby to Coventry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Kendall will move
soon to Horace Lawrence place on In
dian Point in Derby.
T'haldeus Powers was stricken with a
shock on Sunday and is in a very critical
condition.
The public schools commence the sprine
term next Monday with the same teachers