Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11


tnd make Yer iu'ur' horne Miss Ger
trude Love- mas returned after several
days in AlhHiS Misses Jennie aud Nellie
LaPah "''' o'''"eu from Burlins-
ton
Addis"n county ''"'t resumed It's ses-
slo'lS d" '"N ""''"lN afternoon
after '''''' ''".' '"'"ru"N' December
20 lhe CIV '"t' uo'N'' prucucaliy broke
| down lot 'He tVi"i "oSt ot me remaining
| cases peihR Vo"'"uou' ne three most
important OIL ,''Se We're the 500" horse
! ease oi i' "'.'' Vs. ]. u q, con-
| tinucd ON V""t vi "ihesS OF cousel
! the c's' 'i .'''''7 0hIth & Anna NJ
/ Ferry "'a c'"'""'" on account of the
/ dealh on Pe'e''heE % ID! MIS-. French, one
/ pf the appch'h - ana the case of Louisa
! rho-npson VS. 0o''n burroughs, admins
/ traitor ne I"'i"'i'l report of the
prudential ''i'inlff'n of ihc Congre-
! EauorW .""c'N for ih" yeer 1911 slows
( that the income Tor the year amounted
to $2,2lSor There are due from unpaid
( subscrp'icna ana pow rents $i3l. 10. The
/ disbursements Tor the year amounted 20
! Sl.9jl?, lc-Ni, surplus. of S-Hi.lo. The
amount Of Investments is $5,7G150 the in
/ come from which was Sl6.-MLss May
Ross hes received wcrl OF the death in
| Rutland 'ta'ldN Di Acr aunt, Mrs. John
| King, who died Of pneumonia. aged II
years. Mrs Niuc VAS formerly Miss SUI
san Eos. of Niddrh iry-Thc cattle ship
mert Monday consisted Of three carloads.
A pretty wedding took place at st.
| Morv's CluroA VI ~ !gv mornin,: at eight
o'clock whom Nil Nd1 Wr'tn,cre aud
! Napoleon l'esiadr1. both of this village
shannon Mr.. and Mrs. Desjadon took the
train south for . short honeymoon and on
their return viii reside hcrc.--Thr Misses
Dorothy amt Mabel bentley have returneH
from Brandon Miss Edlth Stag has re-
turned To Fair Haven Nineteen reoplc
were admitted To- memaer. rfp in the COR
grerational Church Sunday. several of
them nr lctter.-lrincipal charles \.
Adams and family have returned To cas-
Teton Thermometers I'm di,feron; part.
Of the town registered from . 70 2. de-
grees below zero sunday morning and 90
degrees Monday morning. Mr. and NIr-.
c. +. Rich are in Whiting. called there
by the death Of relative Monday mar
ket day. eggs brought . cents and butter
2 to 81 cents.-Miss Dillon has returned
after a few DAYS in Vcrscnnes.-Mrs.
=
i seriously III 1T her home at sandy lIill,
y. y, with pneumonia Bernard Burns
las returned TO Holy Cross College.
Al the turvmen in the Addison coun y
court were DISCHARGED for the term
subject to recall. Monday evening. The
chance Of recall is BASED on the prob
labihtios of t.ying three cases. winch
now hang In susuensc later i'm the term
These cases are those OF H. G. Potter
vs.. |. y. Chase; Louisn Thompson VS.
Scion Burroughs and Hazel Mumblo VS.
Israel Garer The two former are i'm
portant cases aud each will take atleas
u week in its trial. Tuesday was mostly
taken up with hearings on various mo-
tons in court cases In the Afternoon
the divorce case Of Rcldie Manchester
W. William Manchester was heard. u
this case the cav. IS set M were iutoler
able severity a. re'usal to support
The parties We're IHari.ed In Cornwall
in 'S75 and have five grown-up children
They lived in Corn wall, With the excep
ton of five years IN Rochester, unit
about eight wears ago when tn" peti
tionee went 10 California and did 10
re-appeal until last summer. No de
clson was rendered. Ire H. La Fleur o
MiddIehury appeared for the pctitonc
and Charles |. Button of M!ddl"bul
looked after the interests OF the HUSBAND
Tho call for the annual meeting o
the village of Middlebury has been IS
sued for two O'Clock Wednesday, Jan
uarY Il Ralph C. Holmes, chic
clerk in the postoffce, who has bee