Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-15
MONTPELIER.

able severity; Hattie q. Richardson from
q. G. Richardson Of Montpelier. Tor
intolerable severity and refusal TO sup
port; Eugene Huckins from mary
Huckins for intoerable severity; Tale
sphore Abair from Eva Abair for intoler-
able severity and adultery; Elsie camp
bell Of Barre from A. G. Campbell for
intoerabe severity and refusal to sup.
mort. The petitioner in the last named
case was given permission to resume her
maiden name Of Elsie Burt.
Lorenzo f. Ormsbee. a we'll known and
prosperous farmer Of East Montpelier,
died Thursday after long Illness, aged
60 >years. Mr.. Ormsbee was born In East
Montpelier and had always lived In that
town. Funeral services were held Sun
dav afternoon at his late home, the Rev.
DR.. ]. Edward Wright Of this city Of
ficiating.
pretty Swedish wedding took place
Wednesday. April :. at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mattson on Charles
street, when Ernest II. Anderson ana
Miss Ogda v Sundstron were married
by the Rev. Stanley f. Bloomfield John
Sindauist acted as best man and MSS
Elizabeth Richards as bridesmaid. After
a brief wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Ander-
son are to reside on Charles street.
/ The annual meeting of Rob Morris
/ Chapter order of the Eastern star. Tor
I the election of officers was held Wednes-
day April Z. The following were eiecteo
for the ensuing year: Worthy patron, Z.
y. McAllister; worthy matron. Mrs. W.
II Herrick; associate matron. Mrs. J.
T.. Waterman; secretary, Mrs. Anna
worthen: treasurer. Mrs. F. p. Kclton;
conductress, Mrs c. y. McAllister; as
Nrc RruCe Me-
, Donald.
S veral directors OF the Orange County
Telephone company met Friday at
tho Montpelier House for the purpose OF
organizing the Intercounty Telephone
company owing to the absence of one
o. two of the directors, the organization
could not be made. as the charter of
the Orange county company requires
. that all the directors of the company
shall vote on such propositions. The
Grange county company is intending
soon to close it's exchange at Roxhury
, and transfer the business to Brookheld'
, Mrs. Alice Bowers Mansfield died
Thursday evening at the home or MIS-.
James Bowers. her mother on STATE
street after an illness of several years
with consumption. Her funeral was
bold at her late residence Sunday after
noon at three o'clock the Rev. Homer
A. Flint officiating.
Bethany church has appointed COM
mittee composed of the Rev. F. s.
s. Fiske. w. s. Smith and pr. Z. A Cotton
- 20 make arrangements for the installa-
. tion of the Rev. Stanley F. Blomfield as
n paetor Tuesday and Wednesday. June l
O and . The Rev. L. F. Reed OF Hyde
q Park Mass. Mr.. Blomfeld's predeces
soy. will deliver the installation SER
4 mon.
= Lewis C. Hammett and Miss Alice
y Stoddard both of East Montpelier. were
% married Thursday evening at Nortf
4 MONTPELIER by the Rev. ]. II. Wilson
a They went at once to Mr.. Hammett;
Y home.
/, Cant Edward Paker, armorer at TIL
d Slpte arsenal is receiving the olive ORA
"a vriform to he sent out to the differen
to companies of the lst Vermont regiment
~ They are of wool and are for dress oc
a c1sion. rs the old hhal.i will still b
N used for service. It is thought the uni
m forms will all he distributed before Me
v mortal day. The new uniforms are YER
t; much like those now worn by the off
n Gers.
V AT meeting of the finance Commute
ST or inc Guy tONltII IlidN NN'H''e' VI
st eatmates for the appropriations for III
At coming year were made up. Among I'll
st Larger appropriations are: Streets SO
RS co; schools, $4,000; lights, $500; fire d.
n par,ment. S. goo: poor department, 500
n interest. $500: taxes. s9.l29; sidewalk
5000: sewers $500; Heaton hospi' a
iii 81 600; police, $500; hydrants, $1,000
Q" Chief OF Police Durkee has been lool
of ing for some time for a boy named I
TT Forge whose mother resides in Munci
he md She requested the police to ASST
'h her in finding him. Strangely enous
Mt the lad applied Friday night to the owe
ay seer of the poor for lodging and vi
mt sent to the city farm. His mother hi
re- reen communicated with For tin
re the boy worked in the car shops at
Ivy Aitans. He is 10 years old.
an J. G. Wing. justice Of the peace, re
'te dered judgment Saturday in the two ci'
er- cases of Simon Berman VS.. Nelson Sc
ell and OF Simon Berman VS.. Joseph {!
Judgment was rendered against Sor
for si7.l5 and against Cyr for 1851.
ng The revised specifications for the ne
ow city hall were sent Saturday to Arci
,rn tcct Adams at Lowell, Mass. 1t IL c
OFT peoted lie will return them within
RS days after which the city hall commit
asst vii, advertise for bids. Work on
RS. foundation will be commenced as so
H., as the frost is out Of the ground
,rl- In bankruptcy court Saturday morn!I
is the first meeting of the creditors
ter Fred G. I.amberton of Cabot was III
lefore Referee w. \. Theriault. Htrs
l.. Sparrow OF East Montpelier was 6
pointed trustee.
George f. White OF this city. leader
erd c,,.,.,, h,,o a,ya n nur
''' CONCERT in that city Friday evening
TO-. TO-, Icing the first public appearance OF
80 -, new organization. This band is co
= "o posed of "a members and will give We
nc " open cir concerts in Barre this su
on ner.
t The chancery case that was partis
,aa. heard before Referee l.. c. Moody
800 Waterbury came to sudden END
r,a When the parties reached an AMIGA
II settlement while the hearing was in
eS SIS, 1t wa< the case Of Nay VS.. L.
~, Cnmerons estate and the right to {
, 10 tain milking machines was In dispute.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Charles r. Lee died Saturday ana
bcdy was placed in the tomb at CIR
Mount cemetery.
10 Guy Chase, who Is employed In
a, local freight Office OF the Central
avs mont railway. is seriously III with
utter lapse from the mumps. Mrs. Chase
ems also suffering from the same disease
', -. Mrs. Joseph A. DeF'oer went satur