Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-02

total of ia cases disposed OF by PrcSihlnB
Judge w. w. Miles and Assistant Judges
T.. w. Hall and II. W. Tracy. OF this
number IS were civil cases, 80 were d.
| vorcc. T. were State and nine were
| chancery. Court was in session sc days
! and the jury was In attendance 46 Gays
| with a total expenditure to the State OF
| t4,390.9s. The expense was divided as fol-
lows: Petit jury. 1910 As: masters, com
missioners and referees. $2s2.30; assistant
Judges, s42S; court reporters and stenog-
| raphers, $S2.
Eugene b. Ogilbe. sergeant in Troop
! u of the Second cavalry stationed Mt
Fort Ethan Allen. was taken into city
| court yesterday on a States attorneys
! warrant, charged with driving an auto
! mobile in a careless and negligent man
ner It was Ogilbie's car, while driven
/ by him, which struck Miss Cornelia
Wheeler last Saturday. knocking her
down, on Colchester avenue. States At
torney Hopkins has applied to Secretary
Of state Guy w. Bailey to have Ogilbies
! license suspended pending the outcome
of the case, which was continued to
December 8, Ogilbe furnishing bail in the
sum of fifty dollars.
| The painting and concrete work on the
house at 90 South Winooski avenue which
John a. Corbin has purchased Of the
| Roby estate to be altered for his under
! taking establishment has been completed
/ and work for the present has been sus-
! pended. A large colonial window in the
front has been made, with archway to
| correspond with that of the door. New
concrete sidewalks have been made. The
house is now occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
| Frank Coonrad, who will remain there
until April l. After that interior altera-
tons will begin and it is expected that
! by May / Mr. Corbin will take possession,
The annual meeting of Champlan Val
! ley Grange, No. 400 Patrons of Hus-
bandry, was held Saturday evening the
following officers being elected to serve
the ensuing year: Master, Harry Dan
brook; ovcrseer, Walter Aldrich; secre-
tary, Mrs. Louis Burbo; treasurer, !. f..
Cooney; chaplain, f. o. Reynolds; stew
ard. Walter II. Topper; assistant stew
ard, William Long; lecturer. Mrs. Lincoln
Merrihew; lady assistant steward, Mrs.
Lillian Zottman; Ceres, Mrs. Harry Dan
brook Flora. Mrs. f. =. Bennett; 20
mona, Mrs. Walter Aldrich: Eatekeeper,
Mrs. Anna 1sham; members Of executive
committee, c. X. Isham, F. II. Kimball
and +. G.. Clewley Following the meeting
refreshments were served
At the annual meeting of Council OF
Immaculate Conception. No Is, L'Union
St. Jean Baptiste, held last evening, the
following officers were elected. Chaplain,
MonsiEnor jerome NJ. Cloarec, assistant.
the Rev. j. A. Lacouture: president, Mrs.
Marie Pepin; vice-president. Mrs. Marie
Laduc: secretary, Mrs. Elizabeth assist
ant secretary. Miss Helen Cote; treasurer,
Mrs. II. Boucher preceptress, Mrs Louis
Dupratt: mistress of ceremony, Mrs. NAL
vina Morisseau; first ordinatris, Mrs. Marie
Yandow; second. Mrs. Resale Yandow
auditors. Mrs Phoebe Luck. Miss Marie
Ladoux; Cheyenne. Mrs. Alice Labarge
honorary president. Mrs. Eleanor Beaure-
gard: musician, Miss Ida Benot.
An appeal from probate court was filed
Monday at the office of the clerk OF
county court in which Nellie NJ. Grcaney
contests the will of the late Daniel Grea-
ncy of Winooski. the appeal setting NY
that undue influence was used and that
the deceased was not mentally sound wher
the will in question was made. Henry
Conlin and T. Edward Allard were the
of the estate The chancery case of Heller
Holbrook and Sbyl NJ. Holbrook against
: Frank T., Blake was also filed, as were
: the divorce cases of Ethel w. Carpenter
of this city against Edward Carpenter anc
:, of Sophia Burroughs Of Hinesburg agains
. Arthur Burroughs Both divorce peti
u tons allege intolerabe severity and re
. fusal to support
n The fire department was called &
1 Convent square at $50 o'clock Saturla,
evening for a stubborn blaze in a barr
belonging to f. w. Wakefield on Con
vent square in the rear Of 266 Nortl
; avenue. The origin OF the fire, whicl
II evidently caught In the northeast cor
ner of the barn, could not be ascer
: tanned. The damage is covered by in
$ surance. When the apparatus arrived a
l. the barn the blaze had gained goo
e Roadway and while the lines of hos
$ were being laid the chemical was pu
g into use. Water from three pipes c
q hose was necessary to extinguish tn
u blaze. There were n large number @
awnings stored In the loft an
It in the lower part Of the bar
n there was Concord top buggy, hal
r. ness and other articles of value.
e took the fire department about an hou
IT to extinguish the fire.
d John Lucier. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. job
2. Lucier of Charlotte, and Miss Carr
l. Leroy. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Isra
n Leroy of Malletts Bay, were marie
d at 1880 o'clock Tuesday morning at S
y Joseph's Church by the Rt. Rev. j. n
S Cloarec. They were attended by h
sister Miss Mary Lucler, and by he
r brother. Lynn Leroy. The bride VOL
al blue taffeta with hat to match, and hi
IN maid of honor wore a blue broadcot
@ suit with hat to match breakfa'
"a for immediate relatives was held at II
IN home of the newly married couple
,t the corner Of North and Lafountai
& streets and following wedding tr
o. to New York n reception will be he
III at the brides home at Malletts Ba
a. Among those from away TO attend Il
wedding were Mrs. Fred Pennell
Swanton, Fred Leroy of Brattleboro ar
is Mr. and Mrs. John Leroy OF Chariot
- The annual Christmas supper and sa
-, of the Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
=, dist Episcopal Church. which was he
-. In the church parlors yesterday afternoC
e. and last evening. proved an even great
| success than in former years. The 70
:, lowing ladies presided at the vario,
,o booths, where fancy articles. candy, etc
no were sold during the afternoon and ov
w. ming Flowers, Mrs. c. ]. Arnold and Mr.
r, w. Quincy; aprons. Mrs. A. NJ, Asc
tine, Mrs. /. c. Hatch. Mrs. f. ]. Thoma