Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-09-25
81. AlBANS.

H. L. Fortune Of this city has filed n petit
ton in bankruptcy. His secured liabilities
are $l5.; unsecured sl,l9S. 30 with assets of
$500
Mrs Abby l.. Sherwood Of this city and
Charles S. McAllistor of West Enosburgh
were married Wednesday at the residence
of the bride in this city. After an extend
ed wedding tour, Mr. and Mrs. McAllister
will reside at West EnoshurCh
j. Arthur rwigg has removed to Proctor,
where he has a position with the Vermont
Marble company.
In county court Saturday in the case ot
Margaret l.. Sowlcs and Edward A Sowles
VS. Harriet G. Miuot, ct. al, Chancellor
Munson dissolved the injunction obtained
by the Sowlos. The demurrer was over
ruled and the bill adiudGed insufficient.
This Is the famous Fairfax Falls power
case, the Falls having been bought by the
Vermont Power ana Machine company for
the purpose of development, which was Of
course stopped by SoWle's obtaining an in
junction restraining the power company
from prosecuting their plans BY the dis
solution of the injunction the power COM
pany can at once proceed with their work
The case of T.. A. Sowles vs.. y. W Burton
which was begun Friday. was continued
on terms that the defendant pays Sic for
clerks and attorney fees.
Allie Newport, cOlored, who some weeks
ago was found guilty of an aggravated
case of breach of the peace and fined S21
and costs. has withdrawn the appeal taken
at the time of sentence and will be taken
to the House of Correction at Rutland to
serve a sentence of l53 days.
J. G. Royce of Richford will take charge
of the Grand Central hotel on October l.
Word was received here Tuesday of
death of Lester c. Hall Of this city, which
occurred at the State asylum for the in
sane at Waterbury on Monday night. Mr..
Han was 81 years old and is survived by
his wife and a young son both of this city,
and daughter, Miss Mary Hall of Con-
cord. n. II
The wedding OF Miss Della SENEGAL Of
Mooeis Junction and Camille q. Coston-
quay was celebrated at the church of tie
Holy Guardian Angels at s o. clock Tues
day morning.
Charles Marchessaut OF this city, has
gone to Sciota, n. Y, where he was Tues
day morning united in marriage with
Miss Elizabeth Nevarette of Champlain
\. Y. A wedding tour to New York will
be taken.
Upon the reassembling of county court
yesterday the State cases were taken III,
and disposed of as follows: State VS..
Handley, larceny, not to he brought for
ward State VS.. James G. Davis and State
vs Frank II. Learned held open; state VS.
Julia Merrill continued in care OF the pro
baton officer State VS.. William Collette
FRANK warner ana william Graham,
larceny continued in care Of proba ton of
icer: State VS., James Foy and Howard
Wright, continued as to Wright and held
open as to Foy; State VS. Sarah Powers
and State VS.. George Marceau, Continued,
both respondents being in the insane asy-
lum at Waterbury; State VS., Henry Carr
for assault, continued pending the result
of the civil case of Borrete VS. Carr: State
VS. Harvey Lumbra rape, continued; State
VS.. Ed Blondin, assault continued. The
following respondents in criminal cases
were then arraigned Henry Pelkey of
Franklin charged with assault and rape
of Sarah A. Hunrorford, aged "a, plea not
guilty; Joseph Levick of Swanton. lar
ceny of so, plea not guilty; Uranus Smith
of Fairfax. charged with STATUTORY rape
upon Clara A. Whitney, girl OF 10 years
plea not guilty, Bail in the latter case was
hxed al s2.O0. The jury was empanelled in
the case OF State vs. Pelkey and two wit