Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-05

a natural death after they had been fod
such dcicacics as infantile n,roi,s,,
bacteria and other things conslderod 60
be deadly. The germs did not take vim
them and had no effect on their bo,lth
one of the animals appeared to die of
old age and the other died ,vbo, h,
wasn't under inspection and was there
fore not scheduled to make his demise.
The scirac facias proceeding of State
vs. Joseph AgcL which Is an action To
collect the $1,000 bail which has becn for
fcited i'm the case against Slim Braxton
because of his non-appearancc in court
will probably be tried before A iurv nj
the March term of Chittendon county
court. At the term of court iust ovor
states Attorney Hopkins moved for n
judgment for the state but Agers at
torney, " A. Bullard, was Of opinion
that the case was entitled to n Jury
trial The court suggested that the action
be set for trial on the first days ASSIGN.
ment Of every case for next term PRAY
ton has been heard from but has nor
been near enough to eaten since the dav
he escaped from Agel on a train in COL
chester when he was being brought bacl;
from Montreal by his bcndsman
The ri. Rev. Arthur c. A. Hail re-
coivcd Monday afternoon between
three and five O'Clock at his residence
at Rock Point in honor of the ooth ami
versary of his conservation as bishop Of
the diocese of Vermont There was a
large representative gathering. Among
the clergy present from out OF town were
the bishop coadiutor, William T.. Weeks.
and Mrs. Weeks OF Rutland, the Rev.
George l.. Brush of Sholburre. the I,ev.
William f. Hayes of Nergennes, the Re-.
william Garner Of Milton and Chaplain
David L. Fleming OF Fort Ethan Alien.
Among the local clergy who attended
were the Rev. l. c. Smart. the Rev. +.
G. Flagg, the Roy. Evan Thomas and
the Rev +. G. Guthrie. In the dining
room Mrs VI. G. Twitchen served. as
sisted by the Kisses Laura Wales, Con-
stance Wheeler and Mary Tanner.
The staff at the Office OF DR.. c. f.
Dalton, secretary Of the State board of
health, is hard at work on the semi
annual report which is due on April
but which Will probably be ready CON
sideraSly earlier than that. The reports
of all Of the local health officers urc not
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Three petitions for divorce were entered
IN Chittenden county court Thursday.
one of them was an Italian case. Con-
'etta Buorno vs.. Oronzo Bdorno. The
petition sets forth that the parties were
married in Italy in 1893. The couple came
to Winuoski to live in 1903. The wife
charges that h r husband was unfaithful
10 her and also neglected to support her.
being cruel at the same time. She asks
FOR the custody of a minor child and pro-
vision for its support mentioning incl
lrntallN that hcr husband owns small
'aim in italy worth about $3.50. Lolita
Daniels Chiott sues Henry y. Chiott on
he grounds of intolerahlc severity and
Neglect and refusal To support. They are
burlington parties and We're married in
~, Tn third case is that of Addie White
Fortune VS. Herbert l.. Fortune. An alle-
cation Of adultery is made and tha u,ti-