Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-04

will be packed and the house dismantled.
The premises will then be offered for
sale or for rent.
a partial hearing in the suit of the
Lchgh Valley coal company vs. the
Gems umors coal & Ice company of this
city was held in city court Tuesday be-
fyre Justice J. =. Ladd The suit Is to
recover $lo3 for coal which has been de-
livered. and by agreement Is continued
until papers can be forwarded from the
home Office of the Lehigh people. Clarence
]. Ferguson is representing the Con-
sumers' Coal Il ice company and Ezra
NJ. Horton the plaintiff. The claim of the
d. Tense is that the coal was not as
represented and that the company was
forced to dispose of it at a figure much
below the regular price.
The case against Bendette Marquis for
| adultery was taken up yesterday after
! noon with Grand Juror Moulton prose-
| cutting and was continued until Monday.
| The Woman's husband testified, as did
| some others on the States side. and an
| attempt was made to show that the re-
| spondent and IA man named Travesse had
Lakeside for several months. The fact
| was disclosed that the respondents age
at the present time is not % years and
| that she married her husband over six
years ago or when 10. She is the mother
! of two children. one Of them three weeks
old. and Is sti allowed her liberty so that
| she may care for tho child. The case
against Travesse will he taken up later.
He IS not married.
The Winooski Savings bank OF Winoo-
ski, VI organized In 1869, has credited
its depositors to-day $32 o49.17, it being the
| semi annual dividend at the rate of four
| per cent per annum. compounded semi
annually. The assets have Increased dur
| ing the past year sl2s. 19O,27 and are now
Sl,S4l. 22S1.,6. the deposits have increased
sloo,9lS36 and are 81, 6s4. 6s4.9l and the sur
plus is sl56, 81. which is over nine per
cent of the amount the bank owes its de-
posters. The officers are President, Or
| mord Cole; first vice president. Emory &.
Mower; second vce-president Orman p.
Ray, treasurer. H. +, Gray. The trus-
tees are Ormond Cole, Emory c. Mower
@. P, Ray, G. n. Shpman, r. J. White
G. B. Catlin, +. T.. Bigwood and II. f.
Gray.
Three unhappy wives slgnified theii
desire to be released from matrimonial
bonds through divorce petitions filed II
the country clerks office Tuesday. abb,
Sipperly, in her petition, says that she
was welded to Edward Sippery in June
1903, and she alleges intolerable severity
ahd refusal to support and asks leave Il
| no al 81
alimony, pending the hearing of the petit
ton. Her attorney is f.. \. Ashland
Ellen Green and John T.. Green were
married AZ Montpelier in 1897 and Mrs
Green now wishes to be free on thu
grounds of intolcrable severity anc
deSertion. Her attorney IS V. a. Bullard
Frances f. G, Ludwig Is suing Walter NJ
Ludwig on the grounds of intolerabl
severity and adultery. The couple wer
married at Mountainvllle, n. Y. Nj
Bullard represents the petitioner.
A ire broke out In Il shed used for max
Ing concrete owned by Mrs. l.. f. Moor
OF Loomis street Tuesday Afternoon
shortly before six o'clock. The fire wa
started when some workmcn were pour
INK "A barrel of tar into IA kettle for tn
| P"' p'S' VI b"lnHB II ana Spllltu lhTe
amount into the lire beneath The flame
quickly spread and when an alarm IA
been rung IN from box q ON ihc coNle
of North and North Willard streets,
; short distance away, the roof ana sides q
the shed were on fire, A dense smok
arose and some one rang in "A secon
alarm from box p on the corner OF Arch
bald street and North Winooski avenue
thinking It was another fire, so that tn
entire department was finally brough