Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-01
WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

MONTPELIER.
Late Thursday afternoon the jury in |
the case of A. j. Howe. administrator OF
the estate of c. w. Selinas agaBst j. W.
Sullivan, executor of the will of Ann
Selnas brought In a verdict for the pain
tiff, awarding the sum of SELLS the
| jury was out all night and reported yes
/ terday morning at eleven O'Clock that they
were unable to agree. judge Miles sent
them back for further deliberations ana
! they reported late in the afternoon Inc
case grew out of an appeal from the com
. missioners Of probate. Two cases were
settled Thursday morning, NJ. Mildred
Wells against George Chesloy. ana Perry
Granite company against W B. Tyrell
In probate court Hans Frederickson has
been appointed administrator Of the estate
of Jennie l.. Frederickson, late of Plain
field. and Mary NJ. Hills settled her ac-
counts as administrators Of the estate tf
NJ. j. Hills, late Of Duxbury.
The following officers were elected Tor
the ensuing year by members OF the
Fourth Vermont regiment assembled
Thursday in reunion: President Captain
Fisher Of St Johnsbury; vice-president
Charles r. Slloway of Minneapolis; Soc
rotary and treasurer. ". T.. Bliss OF
East Calais. Fifteen letters of regret
were read by the secretary from men,
hcrs, principally from without the state
who were unable to attend supper was
served last evening by the woman ne
lief Corps ana camp flre folIo"eo' WIN
speeches by many members
Montpelier Seminary has been opened
since September = hut new students con-
tinue to enroll each DAY Two ne"
courses have been added ana there nave
been many changes in the faculty. u IL
expected that many Will enroll from this
tim" on IN the special courses 'nc!uoins
, music, domestic science ana teacner
training.
: In prohat" court FridaN FRANK NJ
Smith settled his accounts as Ruar"'an
of Aussie l." Demerttt OF WM'sheld'
Kate l.. Rage or Cahot settled her ac-
counts as eNecutriN or the last "'ii
and testament OF george l." 'A'Se' late
. of cabot. Edwin a. 1homas OF Marsh-
held settled ms accounts az 9omihls-
traitor with the Will annexed 10 'ne
estate OF Martina D. 'hap'h' iate Oh
wa. H''''
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, AZ ''"'oh ioSP''"i az '"'
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VI 'o"'' " JUN WIZ
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9 received the INJURIES "n'ci reSui'e'
! !" MS u'"''' 'o Nv wa N'"e
- VINE" NUT pu' II ~ thous" III '''a' "e
"'""r "'""E an" i',' va"
j PIE ne received prcNeh r'p "hlcn
. entered ms kinney ana ne was OtNtT
- wise internally INJURED II is thousht
- ne deceased was 90 years OF age aho
had resided III the Jones brook rcElof
I Tor ABOUT two years coming IRON
Waterbury, He leaves VIE ane
three children. all girls, the Oldest
T. Irene. being 10 years Of age. The
funeral was held Tuesday mornnf
: at II o'clock at his late home witt
u burial In Waterbury Center.
" Information has been received by
' Walter II. Crockett, head of the Stat,
= publicity department. of the formal or
" of two new industries in the State
- namely the Iudington Woodenwar.
~ companv of Michiuau which has 10
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,,,a,.,,.i.s ,,,s. 80
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y
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u ~ '"''' u'e" III wv
g. o"o'''S "o''Si' gus ne "rst Nance
~ company P'""S 10 employ ABOUT i'
y PeoPi''
H. r'''leS 81 association were nieu VIII
= IN" secretary OF state TUESDAY by TN
IN Ne" harr' hite ''rant' company u
Harre' with a captai stock OF soo'"" al
IL Vlded INTO o" shares Inc charter give
the company the rlsht TO carry on gen
!" eral quarrylng business me SUBSCRIBER
~ are DohaIo 9iiIth OF Barre n d. NJ 'ohe
IS all we'll known granite men.