Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-21

wbere thcv will mako their home.
C,ses are being as rapidly settled as
roorho1 I'm Franklin county court. Thurs
dav II wa. announced that terms had
hoo, oero,d upon IN the case OF Louis
prrvo,t, US. George Bellrosc In the css,.
or r. ~ paxman VS.. T. y. Colver alleR-
inc assault no trial has been entered and
In Tho bostardy case Of Mary Crcenia
va t,rros, G.ucier terms of settlement
have been asrcd upon
unro,d cohen. who a year or so ago
onencd n dry goods store on Lake street.
hae flcl II petition In bankruptcy with
lli,lJ,i,ics Of SGS33.o5 and assets of s30t3.9o.
Tnn death OF Mrs. Akin shore occurred
y, bo, home on the Swanton road We'd.
posdav March - after a long Illness. Mrs.
shore was % years old and Decides her
husband leaves nine children. Mrs joseph
c;ou,ar Of White River Junction. Mrs.
let,e Of S. Alrans, Mrs Paul Bovatt and
Misses Rose and Emma Shore of Swan
ton. Fred Shore Of sharon. William shorc
Of ST Aban4 ana Trefflia T. Shore Of
swanton The funeral was held
the Catholic church in Swanton satur-
day morning at ten O'Clock.
News has Iecn received here OF the
death in the Brnttlcboro retreat oi Fred
c. Dewey formerly OF ;he Parsonville
district in This city.
Howard White has left for Prince
Rupert. H. c. where lie has a position
| IN the office Of the general superintendent
OF the Grand Trunk Pacific railway.
: Mr. ana Mrs Fred S. Bedard and fam
Nv, who have bccn living IN somerv,lle,
Mass. For three years. Will return In
few days and toko UP their residence in
their house On 4ish street.
| Tho youthful burglars Charles West
and Arthur Young of Rakersdeld who
wore charged Win rohb'ng the store Of
| William Naramorc of Bakersfield. woro
in city court Monday charged with the
crime They pleaded guilty TO an in
! formation filed by States Attorney G. NJ
| Hogan and West. who l. only II years
| old. was $ qtenced 70 the Industrial
school at Nergennes for the remainder
, Of his minority. Young was sentenced to
! the State prison at Windsor for not more
than eight months at hard labor. Patrick
Sheridan OF Rutland. who celebrated too
much on ST Patricks day pleaded guilty
| to intoxicaton ma got 10 dars in Jail
| Franklin county court convened Tues
day morning and tho case of c. G.
Taylor, apt, vs.. II. II. y l.. c. Thomas,
assumpst. was taken up for trial. 4. Il.
Rowley appears for the plaintiff and g. +.
Ladd for the defendan,s The plaintiff
put in TESTIMONY during the morning and
in the afternoon the defense began its
| testimony. In he case OF Harold Cohen
vs.. Victor Cohen. which was heard las,
week, the court directed am entry of sus-
| tanned on the demurrer as 70 the first
+ count, and cverruled as 70 the remaining
| counts and tho counts We're held sufii-
c'ent. The plaintiff withdlaws the first
count and exceptions We're noted for the
defendant to the overriding of the de-
| murrer az to the second. third and fourth
counts. In the cas- of W 8 Ames "
| village of Swanton, assumpsit, the entry
directed said molten overrued and tn
exceptions were noted for the defendant
Judge Otis y kelton fell on the Ice
Sunday and dislocated his left shoulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick :. Bedard ant
children, who h We been residing In Som
| erville. Mass. for several years have re
turned to this city and Mr. Bedard Will
resume his partnership in the carriage
automobile and harness business of II. D
/ Carlisle.
A very pretty wedding took place at tn
homo of Mrs EIsna Lake Of Messenge
rect yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clocl
when Mrs. Lakes daughter. NJ ; Lill!al
Arlington, was married to Floyd L. Bad
ger son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Badger
he ceremony vas performed by the Rev
T w. Lewis, pastor Of the Methods
Church. in the presence Of the immcdiat
families Of the contracting parties and
few intimate friends. Me house W.
tastefuliy trimmed. the color scheme be
ing pink and white. The bride wore Wilt
narquisctte made over pink messalln
and carried bride roses She wore
sapphire and pearl pendant. the gift q
the groom. Her maid Of honor, Mis-
Clara. Smith OF 81. Armand. p @. wore
white gown made over pink silk an
carried pink and white carnations. Tn
groom was attended by Mclean Dewa,
as best man. Miss Eula Clariiin preside
at the piano and played the Bridal Che
rus from "Lohensrin' as the brid.
party entered the parlor, Following tn
ceremony a dinner was served to III
, guests Mr. and Mrs. Badger left la.
evening for "A wedding trip to Montre.
and on their return WIN make their hon
with the brides mother The bride n
ccived many beautiful gifts of china, 81
Yer, cut glass and linen.
In Franklin county court Yesterday II
case OF Charles T. Tttemore vs.. Charl,
T.. Fountain. trespass was taken up. TIL
is a MONTGOMERY action for alleged q.
sault. p. II. Coleman and 9. G. Austin
Sons appear for the plaintiff and W.
Lock1in and A. b. Rowley for the d
PENDANT The jury brought in n verdi!
: for the defendant IN the case Of c. g. TIA.
: lor. apt, vs. n. II, & l.. C. Thomas, a
v: sumpsit. Between the morning and afte
l. noon sessions yesterday testimony WI
:, taken in the divorce case of Mrs. Linn
!. Miller Newcity vs.. Edward James Ney
/ city
r. Patrick Barry died at his home on Ii
d coin avenue late yesterday afterno'
after a short illness with pneumonia. +
l. was 50 years of age. He came here wi
l. his family IS years ago from Fairtiel
y where he had engaged In farming. n
Il wife died several years ago, He Is su
5, vived by several sons and daughters. T.
q funeral arrangements have not been COZ
" pleted.
In city court yesterday before JUDI
" n. N Post. Joe Spinelli of Swant'
Junction was found guilty of brea'
:, of the peace and assault and fined s
:, and costs or rs days In Frankl
county jail Spinelli got into n slig
alteration with Marie Goodreau. &
result OF threat to Kill himself
drinking carbolic acid, and during {
prooo, ia uaa accused of iuNiptina Sc