Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-25
ST. ALBANS.

The case of +. H. Ryan vs.. George T.
Rooney. replevin which had occupied the
time of Fran county court since Mon
day afternoon, went to the jury Friday
morning at 1910 o'clock. The court di-
rccted general verdict for the plaintiff
and the following special finding was
submitted to the jury: Whether the list
ers in the town of Fairfax in l9l2 actual
ly appraised the property Of the plaintiff
which was placed on the grand list for
that year. The jury answered the special
finding that the listers did not appraise
the property according to law w. D.
Stewart appeared for the plaintiff and
Elmer Johnson for the defendant. In the
rcplevin case of First National bank Of
Enosburg Falls vs., Peter Luln-
bra. apt. assumpst. the court directed
verdict for the plaintiff.
r. f. Sullivan has purchased what is
known as the Exchange Hotel. part of
the so-called Reagan property oil LAX"
street. The consideration was nominal.
Henry Charles Rolo, aged "a years.
died at his home on Orchard street in ST.
Adams town saturday morning at 1870
o'clock Mr.. Rollo was born I'm Rurling-
ton January (. 1Si1 a son Of Robert ana
Rose Rolo He moved here whom
young man and was employed by the Cen
trail Vermont railway for some time For
the past year he had made his HON" with
his son, Henry p. Rollo, at Port Arthur
returning here a few weeks ago. Tie is
survived by his wife and one son, Henry
T.. and one daughter, Miss Margaret
Rollo
Mrs William c. Crahhe and the Misses
Marjorie and Phyllis Crabbe cxpec. to
leave soon for Chicago. where thcy Will
reside with Mrs. Crabbe's brother
William Moisette. who was arrested
several days ago for stealing potatoes
from William Peno. was sentenced in
city court Monday morning by Judge
\. y. Post to serve GO days at hard labor
in the Franklin county jail. having plead
cd guilty to the charge of larceny. Ru-
pert Marshall of Sheldon. who in a fit OF
anger cut up n s35 breastplate harness be-
longing to his brother. was sentenced to
20 days in Jail. the charge against him
I being malicious mischief. Frank LARGO,
who was arraigned before the court sew
oral days ago charged with assault on his
! wife. was discharged Monday morning
after another hearing.
| Second Lieut.. Walteh T. Clark. L. 5.
A., formerly of this city, has been trans
ferred from Fort Prehle to the coast de-
lenses of Narragansett bay
Herbert r. Burns has been appointed
chief clerk in the auditing department
Of the Central Vermont railway, i'm place
of Edmund Deschenes, Jr. who has been
made auditor OF the road.
Franklin county court took recess
Tuesday morning at 1890 o'clock until
Saturday morning. there being no cases
ready for trial. \ hearing was held al
mine O'Clock on a motion by the de-
lfendant in the case of T. II. Ryan VS.
lGeorge r. Rooney. replevin that the YER,
ldct which was rendered by the Jury last
week be set aside on the alleged ground,
THAT Jason ]. Newton, one of the jury
linen, said, while the trial was in progress
that the plaintiff was going to win his
lease. A report on this hearing will b,
given Saturday.
Helen Rooney. 13-year-od daughter %
Mr. and Mrs. H. +, Rooney. was seriousl!
Injured Monday afternoon, when she wa!
hit by an arrow shot from a bow helC
lby Frank Robbins, Jr., who is abou
seven years old. The arrow struck tn
girl in the left eye and it is feared tina
the organ will have to be removed.
The following officers have been elected
by the ST. Adams Clinical society Presi
dent, Dr. Waldo J. Upton; vice-presdent
DR. J. G. Perrault; secretary and treas
urer. DR.. f.. w. Norris
\ son weighing 20 pounds was born T.
+, Nj. and Mrs Lucien Remilard Monday
The child is of normal proportions ant
both mother and son are doing w~'r