Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-24

MIR. and Mrs Antonio Barberi, 9o Barre
street.
A son was born TO Pater sapunar OF
2o3 Barre street Saturday.
After being out for over five hours. the
jury In the case Of Daniel Mccarthy
against the village of Northfeld, negh-
gence "a verdict for the defendant was
returned at 800 o'clock Tuesday after
noon. The arguments were not closed
until Tuesday morning and Judge W.
NJ. Miles charged the jury, there peihs
n large attendance In the court room
Daniel Mccarthy. the plaintiff brought
the suit as administrator of the estate
of Arthur Mccarthy, his son, VINO met
death while working in the Northheld
municipal electric plant The defendant
claimed that the plaintiff handled the
metal In throwing on a switch and not
the wooden handle Late in the after
noon the case OF a. J. Howe, admins
traitor, against Charles SilinaS, executor,
| It being an appeal from the commission
ers OF probate Fred L. Laird represents
the plaintiff and Therault e. Hunt the
defendant. The jury was drawn as fol-
lows: John westburg of this city, c. A.
Parker of Warren, f. g. Russ OF Calais,
Cha rles A. Ordway OF Mortified, W. A.
Perry OF Barre, w. f. Dana Of Warren,
David B. Adams of Mortified, c. b. Bill
Of Woodbury., D. D. Donavan of Dux-
bury, Charles Houghton Of Cabot, James
Erwin Of Waitsfed and c. I. Harvey of
Woodbury..
A hearing before Referee w. N.
Theriault In bankruptcy court in the es-
tate of Smith Brothers Quarry company
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being brought by a trustee, asking for
permission to abandon certain quarry
lands near Granitevlle. which are mort
gagged. No decision was reached, although
"A petition for permission to sell real and
personal estate of the bankrupt was
granted. \ Is per cent dividend pay
able October 3 in the estate of G. f. Eddy
of Stowe has been declared There are
nearly 70n creditors to be paid. This is
the second dividend and may be the last
a dividend of 20 per cent. payable Oc-
tober in the estate Of Ketchum Broth
ers of Waterbury was also declared
In st. AuRustine's Church yesterday
morning John Harold Muzzy. sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Muzzy OF
Elm street, and Cora Agnes Congo
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Isaac Gonyc
of Berlin, were united in marriage, the
Rev Father Cahill performing the cere
mony. Edward Carroll of Barre acted
; as best man and the bride was at
tended by her sister. Mary Congo, Of thi:
city. Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left for a weeks wed
ding trip through the northern part o
New York State The groom has beer
l | mi Cd tn no e "a
cry for the past six years and " wei
employed for the past year at Jowet
Inn. They will make their home In thi
city on their return.
Charles 2. Silloway of Minneapolis
Mimi, is in the city to attend the reunion
t. of the 4th Vermont regiment and wa
kept busy yesterday IN greeting his for
mer friends and comrades. Mr.. Sillowa
? resided on Court street when a youth an
enlisted from here. March 1863. and serve
until the close Of the war. In Decembe
he went from Montpelier to Minneapoli
and since 1865 he has visited this city bu
twice, only stopping for day at time
He enlisted in the same company wit
Lucius Goodwin of this city. who Is tn
II only member Of the company now residin
y In this section OF the country. His broth
er, Henry Sllloway, who served in tn
same regiment and company. now reside
" In Minneapolis. Austin. another broth
: er, Is In Montana Mr.. Silloway intend
to make a three weeks visit In this cit
y and vicinity.
t The Highland Lumber company, wit
e Headquarters at st. Johnsbury has file
l. articles of association with the secre