Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-01-19


seeks a divorce from her husband,
Charles Elker, now said TO be of parts
unknown, on the grounds Of intolerable
severity and refusal to support with
permission to resume her maiden name.
The parties were married In this city
in 1908. Jennie d. Nichols of this city
asks n divorce from George b. Nichols,
alleging adultery and refusal to support
The parties were married In 1901. The
custody of a minor child is asked by
the petitioner
Ed, Foster pleaded not guilty in city
court Monday, before Justice J. r.
Stearns, to q charge of breach Of the
peace. alleged to have been committed
at Essex Junction. Tho hearing was con-
tinued until January q. Charles shackett
was fined 81 and costs OF $50 In city
court yesterday on 2 charge of intoxlca-
ton. Ho arranged to pay. The civil
action of Michael Collins VS.. Charles
and Mrs. c. a Jones, en- action Of eject
mcnt. disposed OF Monday in city
| court. when Judgment was rendered for
the plaintiff to recover damages of 81
and costs of $50.
Two divorce cases we're entered Fri
day with the clerk OF the county court
Alice T. Newell of this city brings suit
against Elmer g. Newell on the grounds
OF oesefuoh ana refusal to support, and
'SAH PERMISSION 10 resume her maiden
'''ne' ne P"iles were married Septem-
| her ?, 1908, at Seneca Falls, n. Y 1t is
N'cee" th"' WI NeWeii deserted his
wife in Lawrence. Mass. in July, 1907
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., 80 aus anu sep-
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60 -, ~ UNIV ON''''' ana ie
ne iuhe almost troAe over yesterday
u""s 10 sun "lhd from
ne roe ilS'ue lhe pfeakwater
49,, - AZ ''''' A'eSS IaP'uN curing the
tho cola toi-a,i ''''''',' 'o''''iiieu win
rIooos ri+,, H. .'''n' ice ]" most
| or no hrooa Nv, vi '"e middle
pla+tsh,,rsh 3D., ,'',,. - around
that indtca,os r,o.,,7 g.. -. eAiiess
inc, Gov +,,e ,s,.' ',. ''"s ana Skat-
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hoat ros,tta ~ + ,o,i t 1871 w an ice
| 'oSepl - J." heurehX, VINO has resigned
~ manager Oh 'ie Marx thompson print
iiis eSta n''9i'iheh on 81 raul street, will
.eaNe 'i'S r''N j" ABOUT Two weeks for a
lilp 1hrough FLORIDA to New Orleans and
70 ,na,,o bis ,',,,,ro u,''' re eApeI'S
nosstl,l,, ,o,r To-. ,,,,o,l'. .''''
| vears Nv 1,t.o,.r,,,,. ia. 49,.
win tho ,rbo,nr.o,, p,i,,,t,,, -.
first &C oy.,,or a,,d Ia.,.. aa -
1905 ha ho,,..,,+ ,,,o t,,.i,'a..la ,a
sold il to tho ,o.o ~ n rh.,.
| Mr. r,TIeureux bo,ro,.or ao,.t,,,al, 49,
the active head of tho coroorr No o,a
has heen chosen In succead hin, ~, Nv,
| Thompson. the present ovner
Tho cre,,a,..- r.,...,....
Seymour l.ta og -rta,,.,,,, r,,.,. ma 'e'
buried in I1,ks I-ie,, ,.o,,,o,o,.,. -
Mrs. seymour diod so,.to,,t,or - ,o,'
in Tientsin and her furoroi noe t,oi, 49,
that city. The deceased wac 90 o,a ,,,,,l
a resident OF this cir, Nc c,,.,,,,,,
spent some years in Ia Crosse wa.
where her husband was editor ~ tho
Iater appointed consul at Canton China,
"here ne resided with his family for
fourteen years. Upon the return of the
oeyinours from Canton they resided in
mus CITY ana Mr.. Seymour died here in
1878 In l9o Mrs. seymour returned 10
Nhlha 10 i've with her daughter Mrs
D"Nld Macharic.
Oliver Cabana of North street is re
covering from the effects Of beine
nearly asphyxiated ana oltborgh s.iII
III there seems no douht y, his
recovery Tuesday morning NJ Coh-
ana, who is So wears OLD was ,oft
alone in his sna-,uarts o,,o. tbo
store OF c. r. Racon hr St. ,a,,,,L,or
who had ia wort, t,dr.ora tt De,.,o.
clark in ~. .,. ,s,.
heard = moanlrs. .r,,,a .. 49,.
upstairs and su,,,no,,tn.
went mn I-n,, a,.o, -
nm tho eoor rht,a ,.,.,, '-,'e
gas was escaping from a burner which