Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-07-17
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
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torney, for alleged criminal assault. The
damages are named at IS 900 and bail in
this amount has been furnished for Fuller
by C. V. Kent of Northfeld
Charles Bernachi, the Italian stone cutter
who became insane on Sunday and was
lodged in jail has refused to taste food
OF any kind or fruit since he was placed
there. His wife visited him at the Jail ON
Monday but he refused to speak TO her.
daughter was born yesterday to Mr..
and Mrs Joseph G. Almon.
Principal u. G. Ham and family went
on Monday to South Parsonield, Me-. to
spend the remainder of the summer vaca-
ton.
Henry Tourigney and Miss Minnie Nc
Queen Of Woodsvile, n. H., secured a mar
riage license of City Clerk Merrill Tues
day morning. and after considerable trout
bic In locating a parson, found the Rev. j.
Edward Wright at his home on Baldwin
street. Mr.. Wright quickly made the
twain one. and after taking dinner at the
Montpelier House they left on the White
Mountain train.
A trover case to recover the value of an
OK yoke and some bark peelers was held
before Judge Smile Tuesday forenoon in
city court. The suit was brought by
Charles Celley against Frank Andrews and
the court decided the case in favor of the
defendant who was represented by j. c.
Wing. Frank a. Bailey appeared for the
plaintiff
The express routes between this city and
Mortified formerly run by Fred Fuller Of
Mortified and Putney e. Chase of this
city have been purchased and consolidated
by Charles Clark of Mortified.
The democratic caucus to elect delegates
to the State and district conventions at
Burlington next week will be held this
evening in knights of Columbus hall.
Judge John H. Watson has reduced the
nA- Of at,,Ir Tow, oil IN
$4,000 These bonds are given by him in
the breach Of promise case brought against
him which is docketed for trial at the Sep
TENDER term Of Washington County Court.
w. II. Parker and L. d. Parker, his
brother, both of Lynn. Mass, have been in
MONTPELIER for the past few days. They
came here in an automobile and are max
ing an extended tour of northern New
England.
Judge J. II. Watson has granted n tenn
porary aimony of S. per week in the case
of Josephine LeDuc VS.. Avile LeDuc.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Shelvoc of Denver.
Col, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Standish.
The body of James Grannels, who was
killed in the railroad yard at Barre early
Tuesday morning passed through here yes
terday on the way to Ncrgennes. 1t was
accompanied by Thomas Mack Of that city.
Misses Clara and Julia Adams went yes
terday to Rutland for visit of a few days.
Mrs. Henry f. Hunt of Melrose, Mass,
Is visiting Mrs. L. NJ. Hutchinson. her sis
ter.
The quarterly meeting OF the directors of
the Union Mutual Fire Insurance company
was held yesterday. Only routine business
was transacted.
Fifteen members of the Montpelier Gun
club met number of Barre marksnien at
the club grounds yesterday afternoon for a
practice shoot.
Mrs. l.. r. Bryan of Waterbury Center
and Mrs. E. Il. Robinson Of Stowe are
guests of Frank NJ Bryan.
The Wetmore & Morse Granite company
has reelected James NJ. Boutwell, as clerk
and manager. The old board OF directors
consisting of Albert Johonnott w. e.
Adams. f. NJ. Cory, Fred E. Smith and
James NJ Boutwell, has been reelected.
Caledonia Park. situated on the Marvin
farm inside the city limits has been leased
for a term of five years by Clan Gordon of
Barre. dancing pavilion will be erected
and the park will be converted into a pic
mic ground.
Oscar Lindsay. who was recently released
from Jail on $3.50 bail furnished by Charles
Andrews and John Docherty Is again a
county boarder, as his bondsmen did not
care to be responsible for his appearance in
county court Lindsay is charged with APP
propratlng to his own use a $40 bill given
him by a man in Barre to purchase intoxi-
eating liquor
Arrangements have been made with the
Rev Alonzo Chase of Richmond to address
the Montpelier Local Option League at a
date to be later fixed.