Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-27

Papers were filled in county court Tues
terday institutng suit for 5000 damages
| by Joseph Wichurowslti of Colchester
again'S "A. c. Rosenberg of Burlington.
The action arises out of alleged Injuries
received from being knocked down by an
automobile driven by the defendant. The
declaration alleges that on June Il. 1914,
the plalntim was crossing from the north
west to southwest corner of Canal street
and Main street in Winoos<i for the pur-
pose OF taking Burlington car when he
was run into by the defendant who was
driving on the wrong side of the street.
The injuries complained of are cutting
and bruising of the head and nose, and
injury to back.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Woodbury. of Vim
ing, Ga, are visiting their cousins, U. A.
ana ii. E. Woodbury., for a few days Mr..
woodbury. was member of Company e.
ord vermont regiment, and was in all the
battles of that regiment from Lees Mills
TO the battle of the Wilderness. where he
was severely wounded, being brought in
May, 1864, to the old marine hospital in
burlington, on the site of the present
Home for Destitute Children. Mr. Wood
bury has just been attending a reunion
of his regiment at ST Johnsbury, but
three of his company being at the reunion.
MIR. Woodbury. was in the customs house
under Collectors William Wells and b. r.
Smalley at Canaan, later being Mt Tor
onto Can. in charge of the customs in
that city.
Albert j. Best of 1871 Weaver street,
Winooski, son of Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
Best Of tlaverhil Mass. and Miss Della
LavalleN, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Jo-
seph Lavalley of 81 Decatur street were
married at 6I5 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing at st. Josephs church by the Rev.
j. a. Lacouturc They were attended by
Frank c. Allard of Winooski and Miss
Stella LavalleY, sister of the bride. The
bride wore a dress of white crepe de
chine and white satin, trimmed with point
lace, and hat to match She carried bridal
roses and wore a string of gold beads
which was the gift of the groom. The
bridesmaid was Eowned in "A peach colored
dress of crepe meteor, with black hat She
carried pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs Best
were the recipients of many beautiful and
useful gifts. After a wedding trip to
Massachusetts points, they will reside In
Winooski.
me flrst meeting of creditors in the
II. 4. Feinbcrg case will be held be-
fore Referee in Bankruptcy J. r. Stearns
at two o'clock y. m September T. ]. f.
Stcarns has issued an order of protection
from arrest on civil process uendlnp
bankruptcy proceedings in the Feinbcrg
case. In the city court action Of F.. L.
smith against Fenbcrg, the plaintiff is
stayed from further PROCEEDINGS and
from interfering with the bankrupt and
from interfering with the possession of
the receiver of the store premises at 10
Church street, under lease from Smith
until hearing and decision ny Judge
Martin, before whom Smith is ordered
to show cause why such stay should
not he continued. The hearing before
Judge Martin will he held in the United
states court room in the Federal build
ing September II. The referee in bank
ruptcy has recommended that the case
of Harry w. Johnson, formerly of Bur-
lington, be dismissed for lack of diligence
IN prosecution.