Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-28
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

Mr.. ard Mrs. a. !. Wiley left Thurs
day for Minneapolis, MINI. where they
are to reside in future. Mr. Wiley has
been for several Years a clerk In the home
ohice OF The National Life Insurance COM
pany, and Mrs. Wiley has been n public
stenosra pher They both have positions
with the Roberts Supply company of
| Minneapolis.
The Rev. ". r. Clark of Dover, y. H.
| has accepted the call to he pastor Of the
Church of the Messiah. a social gathering
and supper to enable the 0eople to meet
M. Clark was held Friday evening in
the church vestry The call is for one
year and II relations are pleasant the ar
rangement will no doubt be made
permanent
Mrs; Beatrice Marchetti OF Barre, who
was indicted by the grand jury for selling
Intoxicating liquor without a license and
whose case was reached Friday in
county court, pleaded guilty. Judge Wat
erman sentenced her TO not less than six
nor more than nine months In Washing
ton county Jail Execution Of sentence
was suspended and the woman was placed
In charge Of F. r. Thomas. probation Of
fcer Louis Spinelli OF Barre against
whom States Attorney Gates had filed an
Information for selling also pleaded gull
tv. He was sentenced to not less than
three and one-half or more than four
months in the county jail. DR. ID. u.
Grout superin tendent OF the State hospital
for the insane at Waterbury. was in court
Friday to testify as to the mental con-
dition of Charles Japan. who Is charged
with larceny and has been sent to the
hospital for observation. The grand jury
in September found no bill against Lapan
because of his insanity. DR.. Grout testi-
fed that he was not safe person to be
at large He will probahl be kept In
tho asylum for the present and the case
against him will be continued.
The barn Of A. Sagerstrom on the East
Montpelier road was burned Friday
morning The fire was caused by children
playing with matches in the barn. The
residence of Mr.. Segerstrom only p feet
AWAY was saved by the efforts of tho
neiehbors All the livestock was taken
from the barn but dozen hens We're
burned Insurance of 800 was carried on
the barn and contents. hut this will not
cover the loss.
Mrs. Albert Huntington died Friday
morning at her nome on Ridge street
after an Illness of three weehs with
bronchitis which developed into pneu-
monia. Mrs. Huntington was born in
Warren 46 years ago and was & daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ross Of that town
Since her marriage to Mr. Huntington in
1850 she had resided in this city. Her flu
neral was held Monday afternoon at
two O'Clock from her late home. the Rev
DR.. ]. Edward Wright officiating. and
burial was in Green Mount cemetery.
The funeral OF Mrs. Harriet Guyer
Bailey, widow of the late T. Warren
Bailey, was held Monday afternoon at
three O'Clock from her late home on Main
street, the Rev. 8. F. Blomneld officiat-
Ing and burial was In Green Mount
cemetery. Mrs. Bailey died Friday even
ing after an illness of two weeks with
gastritis, aged Is years She was the
third child OF Mr.. and Mrs Hezckiah
Guyer whose ancestors came over on the
MayHower. MIS-. Bailey was married ut
Wolcott July IL. 1865, and ever since that
time had lived In MONTPELIER. Mr.. Bailey
died April 81, 1880 She il survived by
two daugters. Miss Ella NJ. Bailey and
Mrs. Clara Bailey Lowe with whom she
had lived for the past six years She was
the last of her family except one brother,
Hezekiah Walbridge Guyer. who resides
at Fort Collins. Colorado.
Several cases came before Referee w.
n. Theriault in bankruptcy court Satur-
day morning. A dividend OF 10 per cent.
was declared In the bankrupt estate of
Il. f. Beckley of Northfeld The first
meeting of the creditors of Leon Spinella
Of Barre was held, but as there are no
assets in this case no trustee was ap-
pointed. The referee set Monday. Mo-