Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-11

fleu oCtOper 10, 1870, 10 Mr. RaymOrc OF
Enosburg, who died August 49, 1901
The greater part OF Mrs. Raymore's life
was spent in Enosburg Falls and Enos-
burg. After Mr. Raymores death she
came to this city and had since made
her home with her sister, who Is her
only survivor. The funeral was held
at her late home Wednesday morning at
nine o'clock, the Rev. +. A. Lendrum,
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
officiating. and the body was taken
to Bakersfield for burial In the family
lot
Mrs. II. A. Stevenson has arrived from
Groton and taken up her residence in this
city, where her husband, DR. Stevenson,
has been engaged in the practice of os-
teopathy for several months. Dr. and
Mrs. Stevenson are occupying n fiat in
the Stevens and Hopkins block on King
man street.
Kenneth Brown, n student at Syracuse
University, has arrived at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Brown,
for the summer Mr.. Brown has led
his class at Syracuse for the past two
years. having just completed his sopho-
more years work.
In city court Tuesday afternoon be-
fore Judge n. n Post the cases OF State
VS., Gilbert alleged assault on George
Labardie, and State VS.. Patrick MUIR
tagh, alleged assault on Joseph Rich Of
st. Adams Bay, were heard. Shappy was
sentenced to serve three months at hard
labor In the Franklin county Jail and to
pay costs Of prosecution. He appeal |
and furnished bail OF 800 and the case
will come up for re-trial at the Septem-
Der term Of county court. City Grand
Juror A. II. George prosecuted and S S.
Gushing appeared for Shappy Murtagh
was arraigned for preliminary hearing
and furnished bail of $50 for further
hearing Thursday afternoon. The case
against Murtagh was the outcome OF
fight on Lake street shortly after II
o'clock Tuesday morning The hearing
against Murtagh was continued to await
the outcome of Richs injuries.
The funeral of Mrs. James w Burt
of Messenger street. who died Monday
afternoon at the hospital after o. long
Illness with asthma, was held at St
Mary's Church Wednesday morning at
ten O'Clock. Mrs. Burt who was 43 years
old, is survived by her husband and four
sons William, Akin Fred and Howard:
also by her father, Akin Shore, of Swan
ton; three brothers, Fred Shore of
Sharon, William Shore Of this city and
Trefflia Shore Of East Highgate; and five
sisters. Mrs Joseph Gaular of Swanton.
Mrs Paul Bovatt of East Highgate. Mrs.
William Brouilette OF this city. Miss
Emma Shore of burlington and Miss
Rose Shore Of Swanton
he
aged &c years and eight months, who
died at her home on Edward street late
Monday afternoon after a long illness
following an operation for the removal
OF a cancer was held at St. Nary's
Church Wednesday mornlngat eight o'clock
Mrs. Hanks was born in st. Adams and
had always lived here except for five
years when she made her home in Lynn
Mass. from which city she returned here
last March. She is survived by her hus-
band, her mother, Mrs. Mary Rogers Of
this city, five brothers, Charles and John
Rogers Of this CITY, Harry, Tees and Will
liam Of Brooklyn, n. Y, and three sis
tiers, Mrs. G. u. Austin OF Springfield
Mass, Mrs. j. A. Stevens of Montreal
and Mrs. Joseph Datgnault of this city
a. f. Blake and n. j. Herrick of this
city have sold their farm in Bakersfield
to James Murphy of this CITY,
Frank Wells OF this city has sold his
place in the Tuler district to George
Gushing of East Berkshire.
The case of r, II. Farr VS.. DR. ]. c.
Parker, alleged deceit IN tn sale OF a
horse. was tried before Justice of the
Peace II. p. Dee and a jury yesterday
afternoon and late in the afternoon
verdict was returned for the plaintiff fol
the value of the horse, sl25 and costs
An appeal to Franklin county court has
been entered by the defendant and the
case will be tried over again from the
beginning The jury yesterday was COM
posed of f. w. Badger, Michael Drlscor,
Albert II. Rublee, William f. Clark and
Arthur w. Gilmore. NJ. II. Alexander
appeared for the plaintiff and Elmer
johnson and II. Elmer Wheeler for the
defendant. The action was for alleged
deceit in the sale Of a horse May 10 Of
this year. in which the plaintiff claimed
to recover from the defendant the
amount paid for the horse, having ten
dered the horse back and demanded pay
ment of the amount of the purchase
price. The case was tried few weeks
ago the jury disagreeing
William Walls was brought to The hos
pital last evening from Buck hollow,
Fairfax. suffering from a severe injury
to the left knee having been kicked by
horse MIR. Walls is employed by
Clyde r. Allen and in making trips oil
his grocery delivery cart takes dinner
at the home OF Harry Rugg in Buck
hollow. Yesterday while he was there
Mr.. Riggs horse got loose Walls caught
the horse for Mr. Rugg. but was thrown
by the animal and kicked. DR.. w. J.
Upton was summoned.
\ son, DeForest Homer was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer L. Manley of Frank |
lin at the Sherwood sanatorium yester-
dav morning.
Damage of several hundred dollars was |
caused in fire which was discovered
yesterday morning about 1:45 O'Clock by |
Policeman Robert Walker as he was
walking by George II. Pelkey's hard |
ware store on South Main street. Mr. |
Walker at once rang in an alarm from
box 80 AMI the members of the fire de- |
partment responded quickly. Chief f. ]. |
Guerin found the blaze was in the rear
of the store and the firemen succeeded |
In combining 1t to that section. two lines |
of hose being laid There was a brisk
south wind and but for the timely dis |
covery of the fire and the prompt re-
Spouse of the fremen the fire would I'M
building which Is owned by c. II. Nor
ton Is OF wood, The origin of the fire
is unknown. The damage was mostly