Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-01
CITY NEWS

count anu decree 10 the ne1rS were maue
Thursday In probate court in the estate
Of Orson Kenyon of Hinesburs.
Joseph Agel of this city purchased at
auction Tuesday the hotel property sit
uated in Hincsburg. The sale was made
by o. A. Baldwin, administrator.
Oliver 1atour was arraigned In city
court Monday, charged with intoxica-
Non He was fined SIS and costs OF $99s,
with an alternative sentence Of Is days in
jail. He Will serve.
During June July and August ~ law
cases. 20 divorce cases and chancerv
cases have been entered in Chittenden
county court. and cases certified to the
Supreme Court.
Henry Muir, a hoy 13 years old, was
arraigned in city court yesterday.
charged with breach of the peace. The
rase was continued TO September 30 and
bail fixed in the sum Of sloo.
John Smith of Rockingham was ar
raigned In city court Saturday morning.
charged with intoxication. He was fined
e and costs Of s99S He took the alterna-
tive sentence of ten days in Jail.
The divorce petition Of Albert y. Bristol
versus Edith c. Bristol. both Of Bur-
lington. was entered Saturday in the Of
fee of the county clerk. The grounds
alleged are intolera bic severity.
DR.. c. II, Beecher. who has been
studying in Vienna hospitals for the
past three months. left Monday for
Rotterdam. He Will sail for America
September 2 and will land in New
York September 10.
Tom Parker Of Northheld was arraigned
before Justice j. r. Stearns Yesterday
charged with being found intoxicated In
Essex. He was fined s. and costs Of 49, 7s
with an alternative sentence OF 10 days
in Jail Parker will serve.
petition for divorce In the case of
Mary A. Reynolds versus Luther NJ
Reynolds. both Of ESSEX. was Thurs
day entered in the office of the county
clerk. The grounds alleged are intolerable
severity.
The case Of Henry Harrington OF
Shelburne versus Henry Winterbottom
and Carrie !, Winterbottom. also OF
Shelburne, was Monday entered with
the county clerk. This is an action in
chancery to foreclose mortgage.
c. p. Dion has resigned his position as
clerk OF the local camp of Woodmen and
William r. Thyme. formerly counsel. has
been elected in his stead. The office OF
counsel has been filled by the election of
Joseph Cote. formerly vice-president.
Two cases in chancery were entered
Tuesday In the office of the county
clerk. They were those Of Charles King
versus Frank Russell and Phoebe Rus
sell, foreclosure. and Myra n. Powers
versus John Oponahue, also foreclosure.
s. f. Hinsdale of this city has con-
tracted for practically the entire pear
crop In the towns of South burlington.
Shelburne. Charlotte and Ferrisburg
They will be marketed in eastern Yer
mont and northern New York and placed
in cold storage
A petition for divorce was entered in
county court Tuesday by Orwin l. Till
son of Underhill versus Efle w. Tilison
of Cambridge. Deserton is alleged A
petition for divorce was also entered by
James Mccarthy versus Lucella Nc
Carthy. both Of Burlington. alleging adul-
terry and intolerable severity.
In the ejectment case Of G. W. Chandler
versus B. H. Allen Judgment was entered
for the plaintiff Saturday in city court by
agreement. The Judgment Is for the
plaintiff to recover possession at 81 Isham
street with damages IN the sum Of 500
and costs Of $40. The defendant has
appealed to county court
The engagement is announced Of VIII
lam L. Blanchard. L. V. NJ. '0S and Miss
Cora Burnside Of Lynn, Mass. The mar
rias- will take place In Lynn the latter
part Of September. Mr.. Blanchard since
his graduation has been engaged in the
bridge construction department OF the
Boston elevated railroad.
The case of Addie May Cross versus
Frederick Cross of W-illiston, petit
ZION Tor divorce was Friday. en-
tered in the office of the county clerk.
The grounds alleged are intolera BILE
severity and refusal to support.
A settlement and decree were made
Friday in probate court in the
estate of Elizabeth R. Wright of
Hinesburg. Patrick Cronan Of this
city was yesterday re-committed to
the State Hospital for the Insane at
Waterbury.
Extensive improvements have been
made in the Cathedral school on St.
Paul street. The woodwork in the
interior has been painted, ceilings
kalsomined. end many other repairs
have been made The school will omen
for the fall term September :.
Harry ]. Preston was Friday
arraigned In city court on the charge
OF Illegally practicing medicine and
was discharged, the evidence proving
insufficient to make case. Mr.. Pres
ton Is the Vermont manager for the
vermont OHygenator company.
Henry Strong and Emma Knox
Strong OF Hinesburg Friday enter
ed suit In the office of the county
clerk for $4,000 damages against the
Forepaugh q Sells Brothers shows
This is another action growing out OF
the accident of August 49, 1907, when
the seats In the circus tent fell.
A rally will be held by the republi-
can state committee in this city on
the evening Of September q The
principal speaker will be Congress.
man Frank Plumley of Mortified. DR.
j. A. Mead and L. p. Slack, candidates
for governor and lieutenant governor
respectively. will also be present.
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