Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-12
WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

II.
found guilty and sentenced to to u
years for manslaughter has been con-
tinued to the November term A motion
was made that the case he dismissed for
want OF exceptions. States Attorney
Barber claimed that the exceptions should
nave been filed before the adjourn
ment or county court, which was July G.
ana they were not filed until August g.
The court ovcrruled the motion and
granted the continuance
In county court Thursday Judge TAYLOR
directed verdict for the plaintiff f,r
sl5' at tho close OF the arguments I'm the
case OF Livingston Manufacturing COM
pany against Rlzzi BROTHERS The case
VIII go to the supreme court. The main
point on which it will be taken up is that
the plaintiff is a Maine corporation, not
licensed to do business I'm this state and
IL is claimed 1t cannot sue on a contract
IN Vermont. The decision Of the higher
court Will be of considerable Importance
as it Is understood to he the first time
this point has been raised in the state.
The case of Edmund Normandcau
against fire district No. l. in the town
or Barre, was taken up Thursday and
jury drawn. This case arises over CON
tract between the two and Normandeau,
VINO constructed a dam for a reservoir. a
large number of blue prints, plans and
photographs were placed in evidence
to establish the matter If contract and
condition Of the work at different stages
1t is claimed that by reason of changed
conditions the work cost more than the
contractor was led to use as a basis in
bidding for the Job
number of entries have been made
with the clerk Daniel and Martha Lund
or Barre are under Information charging
violation Of the incest law In that a
nephew married his aunt Timothy Nc
Cabe is held for felonious assault in East
Montpeher' August H.
me vermont Italian Marble company
OF Brandon has been chartered to do bust
ness In Vermont The capital stock Is
M''coo in 100 shares of 500 each The
slSners OF the papers are l.. j. Phyfe of
New YORK and d. Robert McDougall of
East Dorset and Bernard j. Cornwell Of
Brandon.
NUN SWaseY Brooks daughter Of Mr..
ana Mrs John V. Brooks, and Ray Wood
Jury IiuSe' son of Mrs Olivia Huse. We're
ie' a' eight o'clock Saturday evening
.v,iil"N 'hurch, the Rev. Stanley +.
-''''''''i" o'ilclatlng, using the Episcopal
'"S SCI ,ce' ne church was charmingly
,d,eu ana the affair largely attended.
'.'ue wore white with point Venetian
anu was attended by her sister Miss
ruin hrooks' The groom was attended
ushors poro Eroa ~ p''n" n"u the
A p sbenard !, y" ~ DW''e"'
p Mention Ir,,,or.ir 'uu il"''E
rocertion was ei,.oo - 49, &"
bride and Mr. and Ne w. y" '''e
Wedding trjn Nv lt,,sn g. y" "
the National Life Insurance con'r.,,. o,,,
is n son of the late Hiram A rtnso -
former leader of tn, Vermont ho,
Senator William p Dillingham; Iof+
Saturday night for Chicago 10 resume bis
duties as chairman of the Iorjmer in
vestgatinE committee
Mrs Joseph Pecue formerly Of Yer
GENES, died at the home of her son
FRANK O. Pccue, Sunday at $50 D. m
aged 81 years She leaves six children
Henry f. Pecue of Burlington. William.
Joseph ana Frank of this city. and Mrs
NHIl"m MCGEE ana Mrs. Joseph Trudo
.. irlSt'l' Ine funeral was held at
M"htpeher with burial at Nergennes
I"'S"aH'
IN supreme court Tuesday morning the
Rutland county case of Rutland Railway.
I"Eh' Power company against the Clar-
"hd'h Power company was argued r
W. M"loney appeared for the Rutland
company and John