Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-28

""tTI IHe meat market OF Barney &
Dineen, just south of the Holmes build.
Ing, was damaged between $500 and 800
me fruit and candy shop of Conte & Co.
feXt TO the meat market also suffered
the propretors estimating their loss at
about 5000 The Holmes building which
was erected about three years ago was
insured but the loss has not been esti.
mated. Repairs will be made at once.
walter Richardson OF Samsonville, who
Is employed by tie Domino Manufacturing
60. In that place, suffered severe injuries
Nhlle at work Saturday when a quantity
or lumber fell on him. brusing his
shoulders and head. lie was brought ia
me hospital In this city by DR.. f.. l..
Nashburn of East Berkshire and his
oohultlon Is improving. His right eve was
torn out and his left eye was injured.
The following petit Jurors have been
drawn to serve at the September term
OF Franklin county court a. g. Ander-
son. Swanton, Horace Branch, w. G.
Brown St Adams town; John Il. Butler.
w. II. Stevens a. Maboeuf, st. Adams
city; ID. l.. Burleson. Enosburg; Elias
Combs T.. j. Corllss. Rchford; Ralph
II. Dunton l.. ID. Guard, Sheldon; l.. -.
Garrett, Montgomery; benjamin f. Leach,
Charles j. Read, Fairfield; G. f. L'Ecuyer
Robert Levick, Swanton; Henley S. New
ton Jasan j. Newton, Georgia; T.. w.
Pease, Montgomery; Amos Potter, Gay
Wheelock, bakersfield: A. u. Seward,
Highgate e. w. Smith, Enosburg; Bert
Sweeney, II. O. wilkins, Fairfax; II. G..
Titamore, Urban Webster, Franklin:
Sherman Turner Cortcs +. Weld, Be,k-
shire.
Miss Marion Thompson. who has been
spending the summer IN the city. has re-
turned to Topeka. Kans She was ac-
companied by her cousin, Miss Helen
Macleod, who has been IN the city for
ecveral wccks, and who returned to her
home in FvaLe.on, III.
khmp Kill karc, the GUNNER camp on
Rocky point conducted ty Termination
On. y Institute instructors VIII be brok-
on Saturday. Some OF the boys have
already returned 10 their homes.
The marriage engagement Of Miss
Lellamae James Of Swanton and Charles
a. Ellison of Rutland was announced at
party given at the home of Mrs. H. c.
Hall by Miss Wirifred Hall and MISS
Georgiana Peck.
Willard I. Hyatt, aged 40 years, died
yesterday morning at five O'Clock of tuber-
culosis. Mr.. Hyatt, who came to this
city to reside about n year ago, was born
in st. Johnsbury, the son of the Rev
Isaac and Hannah Hyatt. He l., survived
by his wife, Jcsica (CrowelD Hyatt, and
three children. Arnold. Ruth and Nan. by
his mother, Mrs Hannah Hyatt of East
Farnham, T O.. by two brothers. DR. T..
a. Hyatt Of this city and Jesse Hyatt of
Chicago, and by three sisters, Miss Annie
Hyatt Of Chicago Miss Sara Hyatt Of
Rochester. y. Y, and Mrs Grover Jack
son of Iillsdalo. Mich Before coming to
this city Mr. Hyatt was an Instructor in
the Allegheny Preparatory school at Pitts
burg, Pa. The funeral will be held Friday
and the body will he taken to Vineyard
Haven, Mass, for burial
The September term of Franklin county
court will convene Tuesday, September O.
Judge William II. Taylor Of Hardwick
presiding. The assistant judges will be
Judge Ellis W. Foster and Judge William
G. Greene The docket contains 145 cases,
% civil. l2 criminal, 81 divorce and
q chancery cases.
John, the four-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. George NJ. Cloe. died yesterday
afternoon at one o'clock Of inflammation
Of the bowels. The funeral will he held
at the house Saturday morning
y daughter, Grace Armida. was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Francis Fair
child OF Fairfield at the Sherwood
yesterday morning