Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-09

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from, N,.,t. 80,
c',.,.,, VI ni'u.nuen county court
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protao,,,." - -'',',o'' vs. Wv Maso'iio
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court had dirao,ad ,.,,i.. e',. 49, 49,
rohdopt and III. ,l,t,,.tr[ ,,,,,a,tad tho
case. which ,y,s ,rn,,aI -. A., s,oarns
last NAV bofora tho .,,,r,,,,o co,rt
rc-trial of the case has be,r ordered nv
the supreme court The firm, or Cowles &
Stcarns were ATTORNEYS for tine plaintiff.
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ed Tuesday executor Of the last will
ana testament of Wesley -. Macoy late
of North street, and j. W. Page and II.
l.. Touslcy of this city were appointed
commissioners and appraisers Mary
railcN was committed 10 IN" state nos
Pltal Tor the insane nj waterbury,
'"eS'er ~ S'ecle "I 0""tn hurIIhS'oh
was appointed ADMINISTRATOR VI '"e
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Tho rth annual meeting of the PAS
u,s hold rridav afternoon ,t 2.2o
o,cloc. whom ronorts of tho work of tho
mas, ..a,. were made The following of-
dc,rs ,yoro elected. President and ,ro,s
dan. Mr.. = Y pli.s. ..cr,.,ar,. ,1is.
,,,,i.. ~ Smith. chairman, Of ,.or,, cow
mite. Ms q Dov.. .bat.,,oa 90
tb. wishing committee Ntrs T. witt
l,,o ,rori. for tho u.i,,.,, WOO, ,.,.,,,',,1
r,. r.c,,lar nicotine. ~ ,,,,..o,.i..,. ,,.,,i
t,,,,ir tho ars, ,,.oot, =, >.a,o,,,.,,.
Il. W. Freeman of Watcrtown. A. Y.
sunday took up his duties as the man
aGcr of the New Sherwood hotel Mr.
Freeman is a hotel man Of lifelong ex-
perlence in the business and had for ten
years been connected with the Column
bian hotel i'm the Thousand islands until
A. tb. ,ir,o of i.. 1..r,,o.io, l ~
half ou.ror in ,b, rronor,, u.hiob T.,
cI,,d.I ,hou, ,oo ,o.t,,. - .1i,,.a.. -,
tho bot,l it.o1f ci,c.. ,hat .i,,,, H.. A,a
bo.r I'm ,Ihor,. y NJ r,ra,,,,,,
r,ot - ,,,,,,ror OF ola rr,o,d. ,,,,,,,,r 49,,
t,,,.,ii,... man cu,d..,.
r.coption was civ.u \fnnd,v affair
uno, I,. fine onic.r., and r,o,, oc tb,,
yv,,,,.,,,s ,,.ilia,,.. ~ +b.. y \, ~
tba association room. Mr.. It,u
Mrs T. n Stone N,s = Duclott and
Mrs : J. Henry received NJ, w
Van pott.n Mic. ti.n,iotta Ooo,, ror-
mer president of the auxiliary and Gem
cral Secretary + X Alien woro IN.
sneakers. There were two violin solos IN,
Miss sylvia Jordan. acconnanicd on tho
piano bv Mrs. Jordan Refreshments were
served. Mrs c. w. Flanders poulinr
The rooms were prettilv DECORATED. flow
color scheme in tho narlor ,,as yolro,. in
the m.otirr room rod and in tho dininc
room, mink Tbero wore 10 nr.ser, ,be
largest meeting in wears. 4 large oddi-
ton IN membership was made
Family matters were aired In city court
Thursday afternoon, when Anthony
Martin was arraignod for non-support
of his wife and one child. Both par
cnts are young and the child is but six
months of age. Martin said that he was
willing to support his wife but that She
would not live with him all of the time,
Every little while she had to make "A
long visit to her mother. The wife, on
the other hand, told of her troubles and
after both had said their piece, Martin
was sentenced to spend the next 90 DAYS
in Jail. Later, his brother appeared be-
fore the court and the respondent was
brought back from jail. The brother
said that he would guarantee 81 per week
if the man was liberated. Martin was
also willing to take mp tn" burden and
the case was continued until November
I, when, if the agreement docs not hold,
Martin will be arrested again.
Burlington union station committee, has
Just received information from T.. ".
Lawrence, general attorney of tho Rut-
land railroad, advising him that the
architects plans for the burlington sta
ton are substantially complete, and
that descriptions will he drawn for the
agreement between the companies and
the city, and also in order that the pro-
posed changes may be better understood
The terms of the agreement are substan.
TALLY agreed upon. but they win not
become binding upon tho companies until
approved by their directors As soon as
he is relieved from some present court
work Mr. Lawrence desires to meet the
Burlington committee and 20 over the