Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-07-02
VERMONT.
Local Items of Inter-. From All
Parts of the Gre g Noun
tain StatS
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THE NEWS BY : jNTlES
The WinOOsl&i Valley. Villages UP North
From the Island in the Lake to the
Passumpsic, Along otter Creek
and by the shores of White
River Covered by Spc-
cinI Correspondents.
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.

Mrs. Daisy Wright was arrested by
Sheriff Chapman at the home of John
Billings on Munger street, early Friday
morning charged with stealing 500. The
money was recovered and she was
brought to town. She taken before
Justice Of the Peace A. w Dickens and
Was bound over to the December term
of the Addison county court, and in de-
fault of $500 bail was committed to the
rounty jail.
been watching for some days to catch
the dogs that were killing his sheep. sue
reeded in capturing one of them Satur-
fay. The dog belonged to Frank Par
row. and was found in his barn on
Washington street and was killed by Off
rer Wills The dogs have killed 4 sheep
IN all, 26 of them being Robert Cartmells
and l6 G.. y. Miners. They were all fine
blooded sheep and the loss is quite
heavy. There is still another dog that
the authorizes are looking Tor which WAS
seen in the pasture.
A very pretty church wedding occurred
at ST Marys Church Monday morning at
q a M, when Miss Harriet Mary Daniels,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Daniels was united In marriage to Joseph
John Monta. The ceremony was performed
by Father j. D. Shannon. rector of the
church. Miss Anna f.. Daniels, a sister
of the bride. was maid of honor, and
Daniel 4. Mccormick was best man. The
bridal party entered the church to the
strains of Mendessohn s march, which
was rendered by Mrs. Jerry Trudo. Tho
bride was gowned in a suit of dark blue
etamne, trimmed with cream color APP
plique, and carried a white prayer book.
The brides maid was EoWned in dark
beige etamne trimmed with pink panne
velvet. The ushers we're Roger Ryan and
John Muligan. The church was well NIL
ed by the young couples many friends.
as both were very popular and well
known, she having been FOR several years
head clerk for the Gee sisters. and he Is a
we'll known marble man. After tho serv-
Ice at the church the bridal party was
,akcn to the home Of tho brides parents,
Whore n wedding breakfast was given
them by the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, Monta took the noon flyer south
for a short honeymoon and on their re-
turn they will reside in town They were
the recipients of many and numerous
costly presents.
The reported case Of horse Stealing
from Berlin Corner Monday proved 10
hc without foundation. j. W. Washhuru
of Salem, Mass. hired rig Sunday Of
j. o. Adams of this city. He drove TO
the home of Gardner Dustin at Berlin
Corner and put the team up for the
night The horse was missing Monday
morning and the officers of Berlin and
Montpelier were notified. Later in the
day the animal was found at South Barre
at the home of the man from whom Mr..
Adams had recently purchased it. The
Intelligent beast slipped its halter, OPEN
ed the stable door and went home
Health Officer Iluse of Berlin has
lodged complaint with States Attorney
Eailey regarding the removal Of the body
Of Fred Guyette from Montpelier last
week Guyette was run over by freight
train near Montpelier junction in the
town of Berlin The body was brought
to this city ard prepared for shipment
TO Winooslli the necessary papers haV-
Ing been slgncd by Health Officer Lind
sey Of Montpelier. Dr. Huse declares
that neither the sclectmen of Berlin nor
himself gave permission for the removal
of the body from Berlin. and he dc
maud- satisfaction How the matter can
he righted now, oven if an error was
Sommitted is something Of n legal puzzle.
Ernest Brothers. the Young man who
attempted TO commit suicide by taking
laUdauum has nearly recovered. He is
visiting At the home Of his brother in
East Montpelior
The commissioners on the estate Of the
late Daniel r. McGovern, whose case
against the Central Vermont railway
was three times tried in Washington
county court, are not having an easy
time and endless litigation is likely to
follow some of the contested claims.
The claimants have employed II. g.
Shurtleff TO contest the claim of Robert
', McCovorn. administrator of the cs-
tate and son of The deceased, amounting
to 81 39i, The claims against the estate
over which there is no contest amount
to $6aj, and the contested claims to t1.242.
These are John w. Gordon, attorney
xL4lG; F. J.. Laird, attorney, 81 142l; Dan
i'll McGovern 500; Mrs +. I.IAird court
Htenographor, trauecrbing cases. Si92
Henry Ballard, attorney s10o; Alice Nc
Govern Page, Sl63; Lord and Carleton,
attor ,ys, $}2l Elizabeth a. McGovern
Sl6l; William McCovcrn 81 90: Robert +,
NcGovcn, administrator. 1896; Charles