Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-12

ment of humaniues, Massachusetts Az
ncultural College, was the guest Of Pro-
fessor Mcfarland Tuesday.--William
Prior and family are moving to
Beldens, whore he has a position Mrs.
Ernest Huestis and two daughters have
returned from Vergennes, where trey
were called by the illness of Mrs.
Huestis's mothcr.-A severe frost oc-
Cured in this section Monday evening
and did much damage to gardens Her
bert A. Clark, who has been in the en-
ploy of the L. S. Morgan Horse farm
here for a year, has resigned and gone
to Boston, where he will visit for few
days, after which he will return to his
home in Washington, D. G., whore he
has n position with the government
Harold Dwire has gone to the southern
part of New Hampshire, where he has
a position for the summer.-Edward
Hughes has gone to IIolyoke. Mass,
where he was called by the death of a
friend-Walter Martin Is attending the
q. A. r. encampment at Rutland.-Mrs
Z. Il. Turner has gone to Rutland,
where she is attending the annual meet
ing of the ladies of the G. A r.
A split verdict was reported yesterday
morning IN Addison county court in tho
case of Norman S. Foote vs.. Bartholo-
new Mylott and wife The Jury had de-
liberated all afternoon and all night The
plaintiff. the jury announced, should re-
ceive So and his costs from Bartholomew
Mylott. Kate Mylott, the defendants
wife. is to recover her costs from the
plaintiff, as the jury said she did not
enter into the alleged contract with
Foote. At a late hour yesterday afternoon
the jury had not come in with the
verdict in the case of Norman 3. Foote
VS.. Keewaydin Camp company OF New
York. The plaintiff completed his testi-
mony in the morning and the defense be-
gan with the testimony OF a. 5. Gregg
Clark of Washington, Conn. president OF
the defendant company, who denied all
claims for compensation which the plain
tiff made except those that had already
been paid. Judge Taylor took three quar-
tiers of an hour in giving his charge to
the fury The case of Peter Duffany vs..
Frank G. F'oote, which grows out OF a
hay deal. was begun, Mrs. William
Moore Mrs Guideon l.. Abbey and Mrs.
NJ X. Moore have returned to town from
a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lasher' S
commission will meet in the grand jury
room OF the Addison county court house
at nine o'clock this morning for the
purpose of receiving any suggestions re-
earling grade crossings in Addison
county and to hear any complaints.-A,
J. Morris has returned from Burlington,
where he was called several days ago
by the illness and death of his wife
Lake Dunmore Lodge, No. II, l. o. o.
f., and Arrowanna Rebekah Lodge, No
10, l. O. q. r. will send n large dele
cation to Bristol Sunday to attend the
memorial services to be held in that vii
lace by the Bristol odge.-Word has beer
received from burlington that Walter
Allen, who underwent an operation at the
Mary Fletcher hospital few weeks ago
is recovering.-A. j. Alexander of Mont
peier is in town for a week.-Fred Fas-
sett, chef at the Hotel Logan, has return
ed after two weeks in New Hampshire
Miss Eliza Sessions of East Middlebury
will go to Mendon to deliver an addres:
in the Methodist Church in the interest
of the Kurn Hattin schools Sunday.