Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-13

charged with intoxication and breach of
peace The intoxication case was mol
pressed on condition that Lucia plead
guilty to the breach of peace charge
and pay fine Of $40 and costs, when
he did States Attorney G. f. Ladd
prosecuted and 8. r. Boright appeared
for the respondent
In Franklin county court Saturday in
the case of w. b. Fonda company VS..
the Crandall Engineering company OF
Boston, M. II. Alexander filed a motion
asking that the attachments be removed
ana the trustees discharged. In the case
or Albert Sowles VS.. the Hartford Life
insurance company, judgment was rem.
dered on the report for the defendant
to recover. Exceptions were noted by the
plaintiff.
Il. w Campbell has sold his farm.
known as the Harrison MAYNARD farm.
on South Main street to Fred c. Brown
Of Sheldon. The consideration was NOM
inal. This farm is considered one of the
most desirable in st. Adams. The house
Is situated in the city and the rest of
the property in the town.
The body of Mrs. Harriet n. Farrar)
Watson, widow of James r. Watson
who died at the home of her son Ed
ward A. watson, in Wellesley Hills
Mass, Friday, was buried in the South
Main Street cemetery Monday morning
at nine O'Clock The Rev. Albert Gale
OBLIGATED at the commital service. Mrs
Watson was 70 years old, and was a.
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs C n
Farrar Of this city After her maria ge
Nata II,
several years her husband being con-
nected with the Central Vermont Rail-
way company. Mr.. Watson died seven
years ago and her only surviving relative
is her son. Edward A. Watson, who
accompanied the body to this city.
In Franklin county court Monday aft
crnoon Frank erik of Richford pleaded
not guilty to a charge of grand larceny
of wagon. Bail was placed at 500 and
erik was taken back to jail In the
divorce case of Cora w. Farmer vs.
George NJ Farmer, a bill was granted on
the grounds of intolerabe severity. ALI
mony and the custody Of the children
were decreed according to the stipulation
on file.
News has been received here OF the
serious illness OF Mrs. c. L. Page of
West Allis, Wis. Trinity hospital, Mil
tukee. Mrs. Page was formerly Miss
Ida f.. Greene of this city.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
H. r. Bascomb Sunday.
Mrs. s. D. Hopkins has gone TO SPRING
field, Mass, to spend the winter with
her sister Miss Helen c. Hopkins will
pass the winter with her sister Mrs. j.
Barron Foss.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Q. Webley Sunday
Mrs. w. II. RuGg wife of W. r. Rugg
of st, Adams Hill, died Tuesday after
noon at three o'clock Mrs. Rugg was
in her 69th year and had been i'll only
about week. Besides her husband. Mrs.
Rugg is survived by two daughters. Mrs.
e. +. Moore and Mrs. A. W. Fisher and
a son. William Rugg. The funeral will
be held this afternoon at two O'Clock
at her late home
Minor matters, preliminary to an early
adjournment, occupied Franklin county
court Tuesday. Joseph erik Of Rich
ford pleaded guilty to an information
filed against him by States Attorney G.
F. Ladd, charging grand larceny Ball
was lSeu at wv winch Crix could not
furnish In the case of Mrs. Ila (Miller)
Berkeley We. DR.. r. c. Berkey. hear
ing was held in the afternoon. Mrs. |
Berkley asks for temporary alimony and
suit money preliminary to the divorce
suit proper
The final adjournment of the September |
ERIN of Franklin county court was taken
yesterday morning at $50 o'clock In the |
'ase of Frank +. Shore VS.. Charles T. |
assault, the affidavit was |
ound insufficient and judgment was |
given for the defendant to recover costs |
The motion for continuance was over !
'uled. motion by G. y. Watson was |
)rerruled in the cases of F. ]. Houghton /
'F. Perry G. Cook and Perry c. Cook |
IS, Francis j. Houghton. for leave to file |
Exceptions to the masters report of the
indings which he claimed were reported |
)ut of time
John Bird OF st. Adams town. who has /
1een visiting his cousin in Palmer, Mass,
vas injured there in Il runaway accident |
sunday. Mr.. Bird was thought to have
suffered fractured skull and was taken
o hospita! in Springfield for treat
nent.