Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-11-25
MONTPELIER.


and others against Barnes and Brock Of
Middlesex was heard Thursday in Wash
ington county court K. A. Hoar appeared
for the plaintiff and G. w. Wing for the
defendants A decision OF the master In
the suit of A. NJ. Morrison VS. Oscar
Thompson and trustee was rendered by
which the plaintiff is entitled to funds
in the hands Of the trustee. The de-
PENDANT lled petition in bankruptcy as
bar to recovery, but the plaintiff estab-
lished to tho satisfaction Of the master
that the suit was brought four months
before the bankruptcy proceedings were
Instituted. Several divorce cases were
heard during the past week In
which decisions We're reserved. They are
Louise Secour Of Barre against David
Secour for intolerable severity; Alice y
Boardman Of Montpelier against Henry
A. Boardman, desertion and refusal to
support; Edwin Rushlow Of Marshfiell
against Julia Rushlow. adultery.
An echo Of the alienation of affections
case of Livingstone against Small, tried
early in the term, was heard Fri
day in Washington county court when
Mrs John Livingstone OF Favston. wife
of the plaintiff In the alteration suit.
tried to get a divorce from her husband.
The case was entered year ago. just
after tho alienation suit was brought.
Mr.. Livingston contests tho suit. The
court took tine testimony introduced in
tho case OF Livingstone vs.. Small as a
guide. ordered Mr.. Livingstone to pay
his wife $25 temporary alimony and took
the matter under Amusement. Leon Co
burn who was convicted three weeks
ago Of petit larceny. was sentenced Fri
day to not less than two and one
hGlf nor more than three months IN
county jail.
Mrs Sarah r. Newcomb. mother OF
Mrs. w. A. Lord. was struck by an cleo
trio car Saturday morning on the Semi
nary hill line and quito severely injured
Mrs. Newcomb was attempting to cross
the street and did not hear the car that
struck her Although quite advanced in
years she received no injuries that will
of necessity end disastrously.
Ernest Brothers was arrested in Plain
field Sunday, brought to Montpelier and
lodged in jail. He was charged with IN
toxication and breach Of peace in Great
ing a disturbance and assaulting his
wife In Plainfeld Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. f. p. Sloan were called
Saturday TO Cambridge. Mass. by the
death of George NJ. Barton. a brother OF
Mrs. Sloan. Mr.. Barton was n native OF
East Montpelier, 81 years old. and form
erly worked in the old Burnham Hotel in
| this city.
Bernardo G. Gomez and Miss Saturinna
NJ Lombarna were married Saturday aft,
ernoon by Martin W. Wheeock. justice
OF the peace. The bride recently reached
| this city from Italy Mr., and Mrs. Gomez
are to reside in Williamstown.
Henry Caron OF Plainfeld was In coun-
ty court Monday charged with hav-
| Ing in his possession the carcass OF the
| deer shot last Friday by Antonio Pal
usselli Of Barre. Tho latter pleaded guilty
to the offence OF shooting the deer on,
OF season and paid a fine of 500 with
costs OF $3.50. Caron pleaded guilty bu,
stated that ne had no knowledge tina,
ne was violating any law in allowing
PalusselM TO take the carcass of tho
deer to his house. The penalty for this
offence IL 800 Judge Waterman took the
case under consideration and II Is prob
able will heed the recommendation o.
States Attorney Gates that the man b,
placed on probation.
The divorce case Of Addie b. Davis VS.
Richard Davis OF Montpelier for intoler
able severity was heard Monday noon
| Decision was reserved.
| David Boles died Monday morning o
heart disease and gastritis at his hom
In Berlin where he was born and ha'
always lived Mr.. Boies was Sc year
old and during his active years was
blacksmith by trade. He is survived b,
q widow and one daughter Mr.. and Mrs