Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-02

lf1E ~ hIINGION FREl
usually hunt in pairs were in city court
Yesterday and each was convicted ~
intoxicauon, which entities Mrs. Default
to membership in the habtuel drunkard
class. Both were convicted of intoxice
ton at the same time on December u.
1910. but Salina put one over on the
FESTIVE Joseph the week previous and thus
scored the necessary three times to his
TWO. Yesterday Default when arraigned.
pleaded not guilty but when tho wit
nesses arrived he changed his mind and
was given a fne OF sl5 and costs and %
days In Jail. When Judge Palmer pro
nounced the sentence Defaui, caught
only the 70 DAYS and said that he guessed
he would take them. but his time
altogether Will amount to over n hundred
days. AS both Defaults arc paupers, tho
man had to disclose and mentioned six
quarts Of sweet cider which hc had OBJ
tanned from his wife as the means OF his
drunk Salina nervous,y pleaded guilty
when arraigned and her case was con
tinued because Of some extenuetinr
children
Counter divorce petitions were entered
yesterday In Chttenden county court nv
Mary L. Lavclle ard Frederick J. I.avelle
10th of Willston. In her petition Mrs
l.avelle alleges intclerable severity and
refusal to support In h'a petition Mr.
l.avelle alleges adultery. naming Harvey
Dexter as a correspondent. and intoler-
able severity stipulation Of tenn
porary alimonv was fled Yesterday.
whereby Mr. Lavele agrees to give his
wife S12 n week until further order Of
the court. Mrs. Lave'le is to have the
possession OF certain personal property,
which she claims belongs to her, con
sietnG OF a feather bod violin. an
accordion, a rife. marble shelf. large
rug. SIX tea cups. some cook hooks, -
glass lamp toilet set and a writing
lesk. The couple were married on March
C. 1905, by MonsiEnor Cloarec OF this
city. In her petition the lbellant
states that tho libellee possesses a farm
I'm Williston valued at 500 In his petit
tlon Mr.. lavelle alleged that Mre.
1.avellc las boon harho-ns Harvey
Dexter at hoy house day and night. and
that she recently made q trip to Boston
with Dexter
\ wedding reception following the mar
rage in St Alhaus Monday Of Charles NJ.
prov OF THIS CITY and Ruth Frances Nc
carthv Of - Adams was rendered the
"'l1H '"'P'' al '". '''"'e va NV St"0i' ,
parents VIZ an" MIS- - ~ i'"H vi ~
! "'N S"'', N'''''"H 'Ne"i"e' vic" W.
quests "''''" ''"E'"'''t''""S' '"'
rooms wore handsomely decorated with
UT" r-arI'0 'o'"'S' VI WHO" "rN"nI"' u"rl
the groom - H'mp'r. refreshments
were served ny INC Misses BRAY sisters
of tn" groom Lena shores ana MatN"
toN"tt" MISS LOUIS" lagu" presided at
the }N'n'H bowel Music Wa furnished hl
tor of the bride and Beatrice Gray. SIS
tor 0f IN" groom, Lawrence Denton re
cciv"d at the door while Mr. and Mrs. '.
NJ. Bray received congratulations under
a larE, hell Of the Eagles ColOrs. assist
ed %, Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Bray They re-
,oiNod many beautiful presents OF silver
cut glass linen, furniture and money
Among those present from out Of town
were MIR and Mrs John Mahoney Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Richards. Miss Pearl Nc
Farthy and Mr. Teclsir of St All.ans. Mr.
and Mrs Maurice Northrop Of Whallons-
bu,sh \ Y and I.o,bs Fourier OF Fall
Ri,er Nas. Mr. and Mrs q N PRAY
u.ii, Wet, Srr;ry6eld Macs on thair
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