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

up intoerable severity and refusal to
support as the causes for suit. She asks
for the care OF two children, Ruth. aged
three and Dorothy. aged two wears. They
were married on May 81. 1901. and IL il
set up that the retitionce left the peti.
toner for parts unknown In May, 1910.
James Flynn Camp. t. S W. v. has
elected delegates and alternates to the
state and national conventions. The State
conv ention will be held in Rutland on
July 49, The delegates are A. s. Duey.
]. A. Campbell Asa Thayer and W. f.
Willard The alternates are Clarence
Leach, William Smith. Joseph Lucia and
G. J. Riley. j. w. Laughton was elected
delegate and William Thyme alternate,
to the national convention to be held
in Denver next September
John r. Holoran Of Winooski and Mrs
Caroline Labelle OF Burlington were
quietly married at st. Joseph's Church
at $50 Tuesday evening by the Rev.
J. NJ Cloarec. They were attended by
| the groom's father Martin Holloran, and
Edward German. Following the cere-
monv a reception was held at MIR. Holo-
rams home on West Allen street In WI
nooski. the immediate relatives OF both
parties being present
james Polworth was ARA igned before
Justice stearns Monday morning for in
| toxication, when he pleaded not guilty.
| lie was found guilty and fined s. and
costs. lie took an appeal, furnishing bail
| in the sum of $50 Daniel Haley pleaded
guilty to a first offense and was fined s.
and costs He will serve the alternate
sentence Of ten days In Jail. Albert Mar
tin pleaded guilty TO similar offense
and was fined s. and costs, which lie
paid.
| In city court Yesterday T.. A. Hughes
pleaded not guilty to FIRST offense OF
irtoxicaton but was found guilty and
;ned IS and costs o, 81 90 He took an
appeal. furnishing bail in the sum of S5o.
George Cross was found guilty of n fourth
cffense and was fined sl5 and costs of
sli.F7. He also took an appeal and fur
nished bail in tho sum of 500. The cases
against George Swccney. charged with
lettering. and Chester McGettrick. charged
with stealing chickens. were nolle pressed.
! Three petitions. drawn by City Attorney
Villas. asking the board Of street commits
sioners to extend Main, Cherry and Pearl
| streets to the lake. are being circulated
and will soon be presented to the board
for hearing. suit against the Central
Vermont Railway company will soon he
brought by Mr. Villas TO compel the com
pany to remove its obstruction from Lake
street with particular view to opening
up from the south the lake shore front
age at Lake View cemetery.
In city court Tuesday II. Brown was
found guilty of being intoxicated and was
fined S. and costs of sl2.29. He had pre-
viously pleaded not guilty to the charge.
He took an appeal and furnished bail In
the sum of $50. Edward Lynch. arraigned
for a fourth offerse. also pleaded not gull
". He was fined s15 and costs OF Sl2 and
took an appeal. furnishing bail in the
sum of $50 William Boward ar
ragned for n FIRST offense and pleaded
guilty. He was fined s. and costs of So d
which he paid.
The Fourth was celebrated at Camp
Abnaki North Hero, with two ball games
with mems and boys teams from North
Hero. and fireworks and q camp fire in
the evening. In the boys game tn,
younger boys of Camp Abnnki ran away
with the game In the first inning and
the game was called off. In the mems
game. with the score 20 to l3 in favor
Of North Hero. the latter team became
tired and said that they would forfeit
the game to the camp boys rather thar
play II out Yesterday the Burlington
boys defeated the Montpelier boys. j
to 8.
In probate court Yesterday In the estat
OF Gardner S. Blodaett n settlement an'
, final account and decree We're made. TIN
estate is left for the use Of the widow
In the estate Of CLAYTON j. Whalen an,
, other minors OF Burlington. Eunice F
Anthony was appointed guardian. In tn
estate OF c. II. Scribner Of Essex. mental.
I incapable. Thomas Reeves was apponte,
guardian. In the estate of Maria Nc
, Garghan. late Of Richmond. the annua
: settlement and decree was made. In tn
! estate Of Nellie May Thyme OF Burlng
ton, non compos. there was a settemen
OF the guardians account In the matte
Of Edward Riley Of Burlington, a minor
there was settlement OF the guardian
account.
Three cases were entered in Chittende,
> county court Tuesday. The case of Ella
Lyman vs.. c. w. James. the latter resld
Ing In Swanton, Is an action to recove
, 81. 200 for a Chalmers-Detroit automobile
, The case of Mabel Gotta vs. W. c. O'Brien
i ct al, is for the recovery OF $50 for
horse. which the plaintiff alleges she rent
q ed to the defendants who injured the ami
, NAL to such an extent by hard drvini
, that Its death followed. The CHANGER,
case of John f. Donneily. administrato
of Anna J. Donnely. Iottie NJ. Donnell,
: and Lillian Donnelly VS.. Frank Andrew
{ and William Andrews. Is a petition 4
stop execution on a judgment rendered II
5 county court to Frank and william An
drews. The property involved is tn
I Champlain Hotel on Battery street.
A petition to the public service commits
sion asking that the commission order
new station for this city has been brough
In behalf Of the city OF Burlington unde
the statute allowing petitions and hear
. ings for such purposes. Ten citizens ar
y Joined as petitioners as nominal partie
!. TO comply with the statute. but the rea
party in interest is the city of Burlington
which is represented under the petition
y by City Attorney Martin s. Villas. TIL
$ ten petitioners arc John ]. Whalen, Clar
: ence p. Cowles. Willard F. Greene, C. S
4 Isham, NJ. J. Barnes J. w. Coffey, A. s
z Drew, j. NJ Clarke, o. W. Edwards an
:. Gardner Brewer, and they are represent
o ed by the city attorney and by Cowles
: Moulton. The defendants under the peti
| ton are the Central Vermont Railwa