Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-23
WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

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case of Valentine Stefanetti against
Angelic Caccianelli We're finished Thurs
day afternoon and the case went to
| the jury Just before the time of clos
ing. In the evening the jury brought
in a verdict for the plaintiff to recover
| s25 and costs. The case which was to
have followed this was settled and dis
continued. 1t was that of L. Colombo
against C. Garbaldi
| Mrs. A. NJ. Darling died Friday at
the home of Mrs. John Fddock. She
was IS years of age and had lived for
some time with her niece. The flu
neral was held Sunday morning from
her late home, with burial in More
| town.
| John O'Malley. for Is years treas
urcr of the Montpelier Stonecuttcrs'
union. died Thursday night. The tu-
neral took place Sunday after
noon. lie suffered with stonecutters'
consumption. He leaves wife and
seven children, beside a brother and
three sisters. He was born in ireland
and came here some 90 years ago
In bankruptcy court Friday morn
ing the date for the first meeting of
| the creditors in the estate of David ].
| Murray, of Berlin. was fixed at nine
| o'clock, September %, in the office of
NJ. NJ. Theriault. Murray has llabili-
ties CT over $4,000 while his assets
amount to almost $4,000. of which
| $4,000 is on his farm. w. ]. McI.augh-
lin. of Barre. has also filed u petition
in bankruptcy with liabilities of s15s.
| His assets are all exempt.
Sarah Carr the young daughter OF Louis
Carr of Whittier street. was struck by
an automobile on Barre street near Hub
bard street Saturday afternoon but es-
capped serious injury. The little girl with
two companions was walking along the
street and according to the best informa
ton obtainable two boys came along and
pushed the girl in the road. She was
pushed directly in front of the automo-
bile and knocked down. The automobile
driver took her to the house of Dr. vii
liam Lindsay nearby. where she was at
tended. Her face was cut and bruised
and one arm was hurt so that it was stiff
yesterday. but she was not seriously hurt
and was taken to her home by DIR. Lind
say. No blame Is attached to the auto
mobile driver for the accident
| Funeral services for John O'Malley of
Sabin street. whose death occurred
| Thursday evening. We're held Sunday
afternoon at ST. Augustlne's Church with
the Rev. j. +. Long officiating. The de-
ceased was for 10 years treasurer Of the
local branch Of the Granite Cutters union
and the services were largely attended by
members of the branch. A large delega-
ton from the union marched from the
church to the Catholic cemetery where
burial was made. The honorary bearers
were Acabo Acebo, Charles Lovely, Ar.
thur Knight, w. A. Reed, Robert Ewing
and John Gaul, all members OF the union.
The body of Miss Mary l.. Mutt, a
| native of this city who died at New
| ton, Mass, last week. was brought
| to this city Tuesday afternoon and n.
private funeral was held at the chanel
or Green Mount cemetery. where inter-
| ment was made. Miss Mutt was for
| many years In charge of the girls at
La Sale Seminary, Auburndalc, Mass,
| being forced to leave last spring be-
cause OF Ill health. She lived with her
sister, Mrs William l.. Whitney, at
Newton. The deceased was the daugh-
ter OF Henry Mutt. who came to Mont
pelier in 1876 to live with Farley Davis,
| an early settler. He was one of the
first members OF the Methodist Church
and trustee Of Montpelier Seminary
| Miss Mutt was born November II, 1912.
Henry c. Mutt, for many years presi-
dent Of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad,
and Edwin A. Mutt. a newspaper man
who died several years ago. were broth
| ers of the deceased
verdict for the defendant In the case
Of r. Ottanelli AGAINST Charles and Mary
Ianleoni Of Barre was returned by the
| jury Saturday morning after a short
elaboration The suit was brought to re-
cover balance claimed to be due for
the rental of property In Barre. r. A.
Hoar appeared for the plaintiff and g.
llIollister jackson for the defendant
| John SASH OF Durkee place Barre
pleaded guilty In municipal court Mon
| cense, hut because of the -circumstan nc es
and acting on the recommendation OF
| Game Warden Conant. Judge Harvey
| placed the young hunter on probation.
| suspending the sentence which consisted
of $50 fine. sassi with n companion was
| accosted In Worcester Saturday after
| noon by Warden C. w. Taylor and was
unable to produce license. He claimed
| he had one, however, and the warden
| left him to telephone to Barre. When he
| returned after telephoning Warden
| Conant, he arrested Sassi who pleaded
not guilty In municipal court Saturday