Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-04-25

Court took the case uhuer consideration.
,rho a,,.orc. cose Of Avis Dow agains,
cello nov will be heard at the September
form tho nrosent hearing being on n
n,,,,ior hrourh, ny Dow for CUSTODY of
the child four days in cach two months,
as the mother is to move to Randolph
Emma u. Batchelder has been granted a
divorca from Arch Ratcheldcr the case
b.vinr been heard early in the term
Order. FOR alimonv have boon fled In the
caso NJ Reatrice Poun against RAYMOND
rou,in and Mary Donahue against Ed
mund Donahue. the cases OF Florence
Louks against Leonard Loults. both W
Montpelier, and Lillian Mossey against
Edward Mossey, have been heard, but no
decision has been given
State Forester Austin T.. IIawes OF Bur
lngton was in town Thursday in consulta-
ton with Water superintendent John 6.
Chimney in regard TO the 12ooo trees which
are to be shipped here and planted about
Berlin pond Tho city council last fall or.
dcrcd G0oo spruce and 6eo pine trees to
be set out on city land about the pond,
the spruce IN the parts near the water
and the pine on tho higher land. The
object Is to protect the water she'd and
conserve tho water. and in future wears
Yield the city a revenue from the sale
of lumber
Henry Solarl OF Barre was adjudgcd in
contempt of court and sent TO iail Fri
day by Judge T.. L. Waterman In Wash.
ington county court Some time ago
Mrs. solari peti,ioned for n divorce and
was granted s3 attorney fees and 500 a
month for the support of a child 1t is
alleged Solar paid no attention to the
order. The divorce case of Eva Randall
against George W. Randall, Jr.. Of Wat
erbury was heard Friday The petit
tionce made no defense.
Miss Hetty l.othiop died at 81 Fri
day afternoon at tine home Of her mother,
Mrs. c. -. Lothrop, of tuhorculosi. Of
the bowels. She WIS 10 years old She
had been i'll about lu weeks and had been
operated on at the hospital without avail
The funeral was held Saturday afternoon,
the Rev. Homer \ Flint of Christ Epis-
copal Church officiating. Burial was
IN Green Mount cemetery.
The National Life Insurance company
carried policies to the amount of about
$4,000 on persons with tn" same names
rs the names are common ones. it will be
some time before tho exact loss to the
company can be ascortanod.
The Central Vermont railroad bridge
near the Dodge crossing. Il short distance
below Barre was destroyed by fire Sat
urday afternoon. Traffic was diverted to
the Barre railroad tracks and little de-
lay resulted When the freight came
down from Barre at 30 the bridge was
apparently all right. but began to blaze
few minutes later \ telephone call
was sent to the home of Clarence Dodge.
He went to the place with a pail and
other tools. 1t was TOO late 10 save the
railroad bridge. hut the highway bridge
nearby was smoking and that was saved
by hard work. tho roof being burned
through in several places. The Barre
shifter was sent down with some men.
hut there was nothing to be done and
about $50 the bridge fell into the river.
The roadbed was damaged for % feet
or more on each side of the bridge. the
rails pulling the ties out of the roadbod.
The wreckagc burned several hours in
the river The piling left of the old Barre
railroad bridge at this point was also
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!" "an'hS ~" COUNTY '"u'I Ha'ui""!
'n'''s .He uNorVe case OF Mary Macy
vs. 'oSep" MAJ! was coiip,e'c" anu Is
WI" 'he court Ass"h'a l'e''Si pa'" i'"e
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l'o"'H So'a''' co'i'''I''eu ~ Jan oh Il
cn"' re vi contempt Vi c""i'' mas ict"'"-
ca IRWIN W. iiarN'F US COUNSEL -e
case OF f'er'ha h'ahe oa'r "s"'ns'
l"o'iHs '"'I w "oo'o"'H II WIN '"e