Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-31

fred c. Farrell, who has been con-
nccted with the dry goods firm of Rich
ardson, Twigg & Co. for several years,
has rendered his resignation there and
VIII Shortly open new and modern dry
goods store in Enosburg Falls.
The fan term Of Franklin county court
Will open In this city on Tuesday. Septem-
her u. with Judge Waterman Of Brattlo-
boro presiding
Inc docket shows 30 cases assigned for
jury trial. with the possibility of a long
term. Among the moro important cases
are Mae Marquette VS.. Robin Hood Am
munltlon company, for damages alleged
in an explosion, james Mcdonald VS.. ID.
Noyes burton estate; Albert Sowles VS..
the Hartford Life Insurance Co.; Amy
NJ. Brudcnell vs.. the Central Vermont
railway; Frank Emond VS.. Arthur J. Bi-
settle. for alienation of affections; A. j.
Pomeroy W. Leslie Wright for trespass;
Thomas A. Derosia VS. Peter Ferland;
l.. NJ. Neiburg VS.. Victor Cohen Elder
Cameron vs., Perry G. Cook for trover;
Frank f.. Blake, administrator, VS.. the
Central Vermont railway; Max Beaudry
VS.. c. G. Gilmore; l.. b. Hunt VS. Bellows
Free Academy; j. A. Bernard VS. Hayes
court and divorce cases
The grand and petit Jurors for the term
were drawn Tuesday as follows: Grand
Jurors: Bakersfield, S. H. Wa-zer; Bcrk-
shire, A. G. Larabec; Enoshurg. Harrison
w. Towle; Fairfax, G. H. Safford Fair.
field. Eugene Burleson Fletcher. David
S. Gillian; Georgia, Oscar -. Ladd;
Ilghgatc, T.. l.. Sloan: Franklin Edgar
Phillips; Montgomery. W. c. Mansfield;
Richford. David Marcy ANA W. Il. Greene;
Sheldon, William NJ. >egan and G. a.
White, Sr.; Swauton. f. O. Jackson; ST.
Adams city L. T. Greene and II. w.
Hatch; ST. Adams town, A. b. Collins.
The petit Jurors are Bakersfield. Wal
ter Johnson, W. A. whitney; Berkshire.
| Gordon Hammond and Marshall Odds
EnosburC, Alex T. Cassidy, Eugene Per-
ley and G. Fuller Rawson; Fairfax, Dud-
ley Rood ana T. l.. Marvin; Fairfield,
Fayctte II. Soulr and Thomas ". Hale;
Franklin. G. T.. Record and b y Wood
ard; Fletcher, y. c. Leach; Georgia,
Philip l.. Gilbert, Louis J. DIN and Irving
o. Newton; lIighgate, G.. l.. Barr and
James Harrington; Montgomery. II. II.
Marcy: sheldon, J. II. Draper and G. G.
. airbanlts; st. Adams city, p. j. Hack
cit. George G. Story ana G. II. Wills; st.
Adams town. II. r Collins and G. G.
Underwood; Swanton. G. \. Champion,
Jr. A. l.. Aseltnc and T. J. Audette
The body Of Thomas Flynn. who died
Friday In Barre. aged &C years was
brought here Monday. The intcrment
was in Holy Cross cemetery, the funeral
services having lcen held in Barre
Tie engagement has been announced
OF Mr. and Mrs. ". Z. F,lrod of Bvainerd
street. to William L. Macdonald Of Potter
boro y. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard G Gilbride will
leave tonight for Graham. Man, where
they will make their home IN the future.
Mr.. Chloride. who has been foreman OF
the Central Vermont engine house for the
past four years. was with his wife invited
to the home of J. =. Fitzsmmons Tues
day evening, where a large party of
friends had gathered. and Mr.. Cillbrlde
was presented with q handsome gold
watch, and Mrs. Gibrlde with a gold
locket set with diamonds The prescnta-
ton speech was made by T. McIIattie.
superintendent Of motive power of the
Central Vermont
A. G. West OF Port Henry. y. Y. for
several years with the d. {; II. railroad,
has been appointed foreman of the Cen
tral Vermont engine house. succeeding o..
G. Gilhride. who goes with the Grand
Trunk Pacific.