Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-26

old was seized with fainting ht while
at Capital creamery T:.---day morning
and fell. striking his head against n door
and cutting nm uhly cash over his right
eye. His injuries were dressed by
physician and he was able to go to his
home.
Mrs. Louise T.. Lathrop, for the past
twenty-five years resident of the city
farm, died Wednesday night, aged so
years. The body was taken Thursday to
East Braintrec, where funeral services
and burial took place. She leaves no
known relatives in this city.
Daniel w Cookson, who was arrested
In Bethel for ignoring the order of the
court for alimony in divorce case has
been ordered by Judge J. II. Watson to
pay 500 alimony and costs or go to Wash
ington county Jail for sixty days Cookson
expects to raise tho money. Tho order
for allmony was for $3.50 a week.
George +. Maker. former resident Of
this cit. and Miss Myra f. Tllotson of
East Montpelier were married Friday
by the Rev. c. A. Morse of this city. Mr.
Maker was Mt ora time n compostor on
the Daily Journal. Mr.. and Mrs. Maker
are to reside at Barre where Mr.. Maker is
n linotype operator In the Office OF the
Barre Daily Times.
Judge John IT. Watson as chancellor
gave hearing at the state house on
| Saturday in the Orleans county case
OF Chaunccy Drown against the New
England Telephone 81 Telegraph COM
| pany and the Consolidated Lighting
| company of Montpelier. The plaintiff
| sues to recover $40, 900 damages for IN
| jurics received in May. 1905. by com
| ing in contact with n live electric wire
OF the Consolidated Lighting company
| Wni'e at Work LOT 'he New Ehsi"h"
| Telephone Telegraph company In
constructing inc from barre u
GraniteNillc' Negligence OF the Two
| "'ic"u"n'7 - '''''''' III '"i"e
wires Oh inc 'oiSo''oa'"u COMPANY "
| run SO c'oSe 10 'roS' OF inc '','i'i'i,,
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| hrnto u'm"'r'rS 'h''' '' ny tn'
| icndan's 10 the d'c'"'"''"n' W. ~ =,
| StickneN OF he'hoi an" ."'' i'o y"
| OF Boston appeared LOT 'he ue''''u''"
companies and M W. Wright Vi '"'
| ton AMI j. W. redmond W +'" p'' i'i
the plaintiff and, inasmuch as nc went
Monday to Mount ManSIit" i''
two weeks, it is probable he Will not
render decision until he returns W
| Montpelier
The statement that has been gong
| the rounds OF the press that W. IT, lay
| Tor of Hard wick is the only lawyer VINO
has been nominated by the republicans
L.. r.
les S. Chase of Nottingham, who has
been nominated by the repub-
Leans Of Windham county, has
| been practicing attorney for man!
| years, although of late MS dulleS "F
court reporter OF Windham and Ben
nington counties have occupied most
Of his time during the sessions of court
in those counties.
The Hon. Frank Plurley of Northheld
chairman of the Washington county re-
publican executive committee of one
from each town in the county has APP
pointed as central, or working com
mittee. a. A. Sargent. chairman. and j
Ward Carver OF Barre, benjamin GATES
and r. NJ. Harvey of M'ntpelier ano
Harry G. Mosoly of Mortified. Mr.. liar'
vey is secretary of this committee anc
II VIII nave headquarters at 'he re-
publican headquarters in Union block
John +. Rogers. carpenter of North
held hl"d Monday WIN heieree W. -
Theriault petition in bankruptcy MT
Rogers has liabilities or about Sooo aNt
assets of sl51, all OF which are claimed eX
empt.
The seven years old son OF Lon
Malnatti, who fell through the cen
trail Vermont railway bridge at tn
Pinonccr. Monday evening, is rapid,
recovering. The little fellow in hi
fall received bad scalp wound. II
fell. in the darkness a distance of 3
feet
Mr. ana Mrs Leon Bertrand. VIII
were called to Quebec last week by tn
drowning Of their eight years old sor
Harry. have suffered "a double athletic
in the death there of consumption O
tb.ir four venrs old daughter. who
with tbo son that WAS drowned. wa
visi.iro relatives there
Edward cineraes and Mrs. Juliann
Iovio,etto were married Tucsda
morning at 81. A"Sus',""s r""tr T.,
and on their return are to reside /