Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-07
HAPPENINGS In VERMONT
Continued from 3rd PnacJ


Ond his present address ls unknown +.
A. Walker OF this city has purchased
from the Granite Savings bank Of Barre
eho land formerly held In Cenpbells
name some 20 acres and tho cases against
Campbell In county court have been dis
continued.
Charles Sweeney. aged Is, who was in
Gcted by the grand jury for q statutory
ofrense pleaded guilty in county court
Thursday ard was sentenced to not less
.han two years nor moro than 30 mCnths
Mt hard labor in the House of Correction
ut Rutland He was later placed in
charge of the probation officer
Henry Ponuiman. engineer on the Mont
nol,cr E. Nycus River railroad, broke one
artist Thursday afternoon by slipping ana
Sailing from his engine after 1t was
,upled to a train ready to leave for
Nclls River rhc fracture was reduced
~ Or. w. r. Hardness and Penniman
:,as taken to his home.
walter 4. Mitchell Of Quincy, Mass,
md Miss Jane Cinuld Of this city were
,E,arricd Wodnesday. Sept. % at the home
sr the bride 10y the Rev. Stanley f.
Bloomfield After a brief wedding trip
+Ir and Mrs. Mitchell arc to reside in
quincy.
The cnse of Livingstone VS.. SMALL.
ancnatlon OF hh'CuoHs' III VIM" N'''VV'
damages were claimed which had been on
Trial all NE wccl, in Washingt county
court went to the jury late Friday
afternoon. The principal arguments were
S,ade by John r. Senter for the plaintiff
3nd Fynnk plumlov for the Defendant.
Astcr being out less than an hour the
erry returned verdict for the deferd-
at.
The farm IN H2'fe formerly hoth'"'hN
owned by j T. Canppe!' INC pro'not.r'
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-. .i,o s,,n,'s ~ tho 1-ritol states Clothes
pin co,n,onv The marriage leaked ont
last veo,, In fine rartv from Noutpoli,r
n, +bo oo,o rnast were representatives Of
1;roo,,s Relief Corps. IVY Rchelan l.olSS
md Starnard Iodce. New ENGLAND O~dcl
of Protection. to all of which Ms. Web
ster belongs Several valuable presents
were given the fortnight old bride
The trial Of the case of Marls Mcars
of Marshficld against Harry Daniels
of East Montpelier was begun Satur'
day morning in Washington county
court and when the ovor-Sunday re
cess was taken at noon considerable
progress had been made. Lumber
valued at about 81. 500 is involved II
4he suit. Antonio Stella Of North
field pleaded guilty to selling in
toyicatng liquor without q licons
md paid fine of 5000 ant
costs Eva j Belknap OF Rorre wa
granted a divorce from Charles Il
Belknap for intolernhle severity.
stephen r. Colby the veteran pas
senger condut"r or '!f '"'l' "'
Williamstown branch or the 'ehl u
Vermont railway. celebrated Saturda'
the 25th anniversary of his continue
service in that capacity. During tina
long period Of service not posscn
ger has been injured on trains %
which Mr.. Colby was in charge. nj
though In recent years he has r"coiv
ed quite serious injuries to himself
orca IN the Richmond disaster sovera
vears AFRO when he was n passenger
and once on tho Winiamstown hrano
,vhen haegagc car in which h" veg
rtdirr wont over an cnhauhmont
!, NJ Harvey and Henry Holt T."