Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-07-16

during the past two years has been en-
gagged at that institution as instructor
i'm mechanical engineering. Clemson Col
lego opens September 5. and Professor
Griswold reports September /. Professor
and Mrs. Griswold will leave for their
now home about August l.
In the case of Mrs. j. X. Thomas vs.
Mrs c. Chaplin, Justice A. V. Spalding
rendered judgment yesterday for tho
plaintiff to recover damages of s475 and
costs of 500. In the case of r. c. O'Brien
VS. +. j. Blow, an action of cjcctment,
judgment was rendered for the plaintiff
TO recover possession of the premises and
damages of sl3 and costs of s3.S.
Justice A. V. Spading was In Essex
Junction Tuesday morning, where the
case OF Peter Bordo VS.. Frank Cadart
was tried before him The plaintiff resides
in Essex and the defendant in Duxbury.
The case was an action of assumpsit for
the recovery of damages for goods sold.
Judgment was rendered for the plaintiff
to recover damages Of $40 and costs of
s663
The Rev. Earl NJ Wilbur arrived in this
city Tuesday from Meadvilc, Pa, where
he has pastoratc. He will go from here
to Jericho, where he will spend a six
weeks vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs i. +. Wilbur. He will be Joined soon
NJ. Wilbur arc at Boston on their way to
Jericho from Portland, Ore, to spend
few weeks with their parents.
The funeral Of Louis, the 10 years old
son of MIR. and Mrs. Charles Limoge OF
Drew street, who died Sunday Of lockjaw,
was held from St, Joseph's Church
Tuesday a. m. at eight o'clock. Intcrment
was In Mount Cavalry cemetery. The
boy accidentally discharged a revolver
4 I. 4, 81.
of July, making hole about quarter
of an inch in diameter. a physician was
called and the young man seemed to be
progressing rapidly until Saturday morn
ing. AZ that time lockjaw set in.
Judge Palmer and wife of Seattle.
Wash. who have been the guests of Mrs.
l.. w. Brigham in this city, left Tues
day for Boston. They came cast as far
as Chicago to attend the commencement
exercises of Chicago University, from
which their son, Don c. Palmer, grad
uated this year He was one of the best
all round athletes al the university, hold
ing several medals for athletic foats. Mr..
and Mrs. Palmer then came to Vermont
and have been visiting friends in Chit
tenden county. From Boston they will
return home.
Miss Della Lawrence whose home was
at II Johnson street died Friday
morning at eleven O'Clock at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, after an operation
performed Thursday for an abscess. The
young woman was - years of age and
for number of years has been engaged
as milliner in New York city. About
five weeks ago Miss Lawrence was
obliged to give up her work because of
i'll health and came to her home in this
city. She was taken to the hospital for
treatment but the operation. proved I'M
successful and death resulted. The flu
neral was held Sunday afternoon at st.
Joseph's Church.
Cen. Henry <. IIuidokoper of Philadol-
phia is visiting his daughter Mrs Mum
roc Smith, in this city, Gen. Huldokoper
lost his right arm at gettysburg. where
he commanded the 10th Pennsylvania
regiment. which was part Of the second
division of the first army corps to which
STANDARDS Vermont brigade was attach
cd. \ haYonet charge led by Colonel
tluidokopcr. during the first day at
Gettysburg. has prominent mention in the
his tories Of the great battle After the
civil War he was for L. years briGadier
ana major general in command of the
Nation Il Guard of Pennsylvania. lie was
postmaster Of Philadelphia for four years
under Presidents GARFIELD and Arthur.
| and is prominent citizen of that city.