Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-14

same causes for action and asks to re-
sumo her maiden name. Both the petit
,tionecs reside outside the State
Louis A. st. Louis of Winooski and Miss
Margaret Stoddert of this city were mar
rled Saturday evening by the Rev. A. c.
Clarke at the home OF tho brides mother
on Grove street. The bride wore a prin-
cess gown OF Swiss embroidery and was
attended by Miss Mae Landers, who wore
a white lingerie dress. William Stoddert,
brother of the bride. acted az best man
After the ceremony refreshments were
served by Miss Lillian Stoddert and Miss
LILLIAN Cross, sister and cousin Of the
bride. The bride was the recipient Of
many handsome gifts of silverware.
At the semi-annual meeting OF st.
Joseph's society Thursday, evening, the
following officers were elected: President.
A. II. Duhamel; Independents. Napoleon
LemieuX. and Peter Grady; secretary, j.
y. Gingrass; assistant secretary, ]. Nj.
IIebert. corresponding secretary, DIR. j. T..
LaRocque: treasurer Frank II. Robillard;
collector, n. G. Florence; assistant col
lector, Nelson Dore; marshals. Napoleon
Auclair and Theophile Lapointe auditors,
A. II. Duhamel. Napoleon Lemieux and
George Fraser.
| The restaurant Of ]. 8. Way on Inter-
vale avenue was broken into in the early
hours of Friday morning and about
four dollars in pennies, as we'll rs a guam
tity Of goods. stolen. The thief or thieves
| made their entrance through a side win
| dow. taking off the screen and prying
down the window. The cigar and cigar
| aI ~
canned goods taken. as we'll as the money
which was In the drawer. Their exit was
made by the rear door and this was
| found open in the morning.
| In city court during the month of June
| 20 cases were heard, and in SO Of the cases
fines and costs were imposed Two cases
| were held for trial, nine were continued.
five were nolle pressed. six respondents
! received straight sentences and one was
discharged. In fines and costs s5539S were
collected The cases are classified as fol-
lows: 1ntoxication, 80; burglary, /; breach
I Of the peace. 9; selling liquor. 81 non-sup-
port /: larceny, g: receiving stolen prop
erty. !; vagrancy, 1; violating automobile
law, 2: beating an Officer /; adultery, /;
SEEMING, l.
tate of Richard Dean Of Charlotte there
was a Anal settlement in the admin!stra-
ttors account and decree In the esta te
of Louis ]. Dean and others of Charlotte
a final settlement OF the guardians ac-
count was made. In the estate OF Ophelia
Brown late Of Williston. w NJ Barber
was appointed administrator and c. B.
Warren and B. F. Goodrich commissions
90
late Of Colchester. license and authority
Twas granted the executrix to sell real es-
tate.
The divorce petition OF Ida Morency OF
this city and George E. Morency whose
whereabouts is unknown to the petitioner
was entered Tuesday in Chittender
county court. The petition Is brought or
the grounds OF desertion and the petition
err asks the right to resume her nader
name. Ida LaFrance. The petition OF
Agnes 9. Trigg vs. Henry Trizg was alsc
entered. The petitioner. who resides II
Burlington most OF the time, AYERS tha
the petitionee treated her cruelty and re-
fused to support her. although havinl
able means to do so. She asks that tn,
court decree her alimony.
. Arthur {. w oOdWard, L. V. NJ, OF, WHIT
, will be remembered as a star all-arounc
, player on the Varsity base ball team dur
ing his college course. has Just been ap
pointed physical director and instructo
I in commercial branches and chemistr,
in Monsun, Mass, academy The fall fol
lowing his graduation Mr.. Woodward &C
cepted the position Of Instructor and ply
!. steal director in the Hitchcock Mitar
school at San Rafel Cal. where he ha
been for three years a highly respecte,
instructor. During the summer of 1906 h
took a physical directors course at tn
Harvard summer school and is at pres
ent taking additional work at Harvard
( When F. H. Crandall Of Elmwood ave
t nue. read in Thursday mornings FIRE
= Press that Gilbert Bouchard had capture
a mysterious animal on George street h
at once realized that his pet prairie do
. had fallen into the hands of the enemy
The police department tried to find MI
. Bouchard Thursday afternoo nso as t
y recover the dog, but the attempt was un
successful Mr.. Crandall had two pc
prairie dogs and one of them recent
- died. The remaining little fellow ha
since been rather lonesome and apparen,
ly has been wandering about to ease hi
4 sorrows. II the dog Is recovered MI
d Crandall will offer 1t to the park commits
= sioners. to be placed In Ethan Allen Parl
d It Is probably the only praifie dog here
!. abouts.