Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-09-10
WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

The marriage of George S. Lang
of Barre and Miss Albina V.
Marion occurred in st, Augustines
Church Thursday morning at seven
forming the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs
Lang left on the noon train for Beebe
Plains where they will reside.
County court opened Thursday morn
ing at nine O'Clock and the case of Her
bert r.. Sias VS.. Consolidated Lighting
company was taken up. The following di-
vorce cases have been entered in court
Manning; Henry w. Flint VS.. Mary
Flint Rosa Breen VS.. John Breen;
Charles /. Farmer VS.. Winnie Farmer;
Michael Manning VS.. Emma a. Manning:
Hattie j. Corse vs.. Albert r. Corse;
Florence Sprague VS.. Frank G. Sprague;
Herman e. Morse VS.. Jennie A. Morse;
Joseph Dombrouski vs. Mary A. Dom
brouski; Gertrude L. Thomas VS.. Arthur
o. Thomas; Lucy NJ, Gray VS.. John NJ
Gray; George Bard VS.. Angie Bard; Jen-
ME NJ Strong VS.. Thomas NJ. Strong
Allie B. Minard VS.. William b. Mnard /;
Annette Nire vs. n. Nire; Percy Temple
ton VS., Flora *. Templeton; Caroline
kenison vs. George w. kenison Meora
C. Magoon vs.. Charles A. Magoon; Ida
Folsom VS.. Charles Folsom; Eliza j. Pike
vs.. Martin G.. Pike.
Joseph Rowe veteran Of the Civil
War. died Friday at his home on Pit
kin court, aged Go years. Mr. Rowe had
been i'll for more than year with can
Ger of the stomach. He was native of
Canada but had lived in Montpelier 40
years and was always hard working
and industrious citizen. lie served in the
Civil War as private in the 3rd battery
of light artillery. He is survived by six
children. Funeral services were held
Sunday afternoon from St. Augustine :
Church and burial was in the Catholic
cemetery.
A demurrer has been filed in the case
of William Carey and wife VS.. the Barre
Railroad company, which is set for trial
at the present term Of Washington coun-
ty court. Mrs. Carey brings suit to re-
cover $1,000 for injuries alleged to have
been received by her at a railroad cross
ing at East Barre.
The plaintiff in the case OF II. S Sias
against the Consolidated Lighting com
pany. now on trial in Washington County
Court rested shortly before noon Satur-
day and a recess was taken until ten
o'clock Tuesday morning.
The fifth annual banquet of the Young
Alumni association of Montpelier Semi
nary will be held in Seminary dining hal
next Monday evening, w. b. llinkley
| of Boston will act as toastmaster. Or
| the afternoon OF that day "A team from
the alumni and from the students al
| the seminary will play game of foo
| ball on the campus
! The trial Of the case of Herbert s. Sia'
VS. the Consolidated Lighting company
was resumed Tuesday in Washington
county court The defendants occupied
nearly the entire day IN putting in evi
dence.
The public schools of the city opened
Tuesday morning with large attend
ance in all the departments, Miss Emmf
Collins is teacher in grade in place o
Miss Carrie Wiley resigned. Miss Kath
crime Coover of Chicago is to hav'
charge Of the music department during
the coming year.
John " Brooks Is confined TO the hous
with badly bruised eye. the result o
a flying stick OF wood which he wa
| trying to split.
The funeral of George w. Kingsbury
who resided up Worcester branch nea
Wrights Mills, will he held on Thursda!
morning at ten o'clock from Mr.. Kings
| burys late nome, the Rev. j. Edwar'
Wright officiating Mr.. Kingsbury wa
10 years old and had been III for fou
months with heart disease. He was tn
well known proprietor of grist mill II
that locality and was universally re
spected. lie is survived by "a widow ant
one son.
In Washington county court yester