Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-05
WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

weather. 1t WAS planned to have n i've
stock exhibit In the afternoon and milk
Ing contest but those were interfcred with
by tho rain. state Commissioner or Agri-
culture O. H. Martin was present and
wns one of tho speakers. 4 supper was
served by the ladies Of the grange ana IN
the evening there was literary ana
musical entertainment.
John Crozicr OF Berlin was thrown
from his team who driving on Hubbard
street Friday and sustained severe
cuts una bruises on his face and shout
ders. lie was taken to the office or Dr' !
William Lindsay and later went home !
Tho breaking OF holdback caused the
accident
The eecctmcn Of the town of MlddleseX
and Waterbury met Thursday at the nome
Of NJ. Is. Price IN Mddlescx to discuss
ways and means for establishing the line
between the towns. There has been
good deal OF dispute over the exact loca-
tlon Of tue line since 1894, the last time
II was surveyed, when, II Is said the
markers were not made permanent. 1t
was decided to have the line established
hy a disinterested party. The water
bury delegation made up OF J. w.
Gould George w Grover and Coin r.
1.NG
Price II. w Daniels aud T. A. Francis
John Devine died Thursday morning at
eleven O'Clock at his home Mortified
street ut the oee of S. wears. He was
born in Galway, ireland. and came to
this country at an early age. Mr.. Devine
enlisted from Middlesex in Company q,
9Th Vermont, October Ia, 1851, re-enlikted
December IL. 1853 was wounded in the
It'll 81. h.tt 10 IF 1fG-
town on July TO- 1853 but refused to stay
i'm the hospital and joined his regiment
with which he remained until mustered out
June 2f, 1869. He served all through the
war and for portion of the time was
musician Vie was twice married. Ills
first wife was Anne il'rbert and the
second bridget Monahan.
/ In Washington county court Thursday
! Edward Conway of favston indicted ny
tho grand jury for intoXication entered
| plea Of guilty and paid me and costs
| amounting to s"6" He was indicted in
connection with the death OF James G.
! Baird in Fayston. Everett Morse was ar
raiEned on charge OF breach or the
peace, the information being filed by the
States attorney. Mors" was released in
500 bail furnished by Allen Morse, his
of Charles Frattini against Luigi spinelli
went out Wednesday afternoon and re-
turned verdict If S@5 and costs for the
plnintiff
The trial Of John Turley for the alleged
murder Of John McAuley at Wcbsterville
last July will he taken up October 10. 1t
Is not yet decided whether or not the case
against Alphonse Primavera will be
| ho hoy,
were indicted separately
The arrangements for the state Teach
ers' convention, October 10, % and u,
RAPIDLY nearing completion and the visit
ing teachers are assured of ample accom-
moda ton, careful treatment and inter
esting sessions There will be informa-
tion bureaus at both the railroad stations
and AT the city hall will be a general bu-
: reau in charge of George r. Walton.
Former CIV Attorney Fred p. Carleton
has gone to Kansas TO look over the pros.
necta thera with a Wow to location.
/ Rhodes q Central Vermont locouo.
tive fireman fell from his cnrin, at Mont.
re,ier rYnction Mondav morning AND
sustained A broken collar bone and othel
Injuries which will keen him from worl
for several months. He wa. brought &c
, ,bis cit, in nv ,hondlor.s a,,to and son,
= 10 his home in St. Albans on the mornins
I train.
9 james Quinn Of Nitdlesex and Mr.
$ Catherine Canning of this city were mar
r!cd Monday morning at St. Augustine
rectory the Rev. W. J. OSulivan Of
ilciating They Will make their home il
NIiddleseX
Do The October term of supreme cour
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