Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-24
MONTPELIER.

Cases recently entered in county clerks
Office for trial at the March term are as
follows: Barre Savings Bank IL Trust
company VS.. Joseph Ossola and Il. Dunchi,
! foreclosure. a temporary injunction hay
ing been issued by Judge Fish to the ora
tor; Ernest A. Hewlett VS. Clara f. TIew-
lett, divorce: Lydia Smith VS. Clarence
Smith, divorce; Peacock Kerr vs..
Granite City Coal yard. NJ NJ. Wilson for
the plaintiff; Dennis Pocket vs.. George IL.
Almon G. aux. remanded from supreme
court; Alice r. Phelps VS.. Harry NJ. Cut
Ter remanded from supreme court
Arthur +. JohOnnott, son of Albert
JohonnOtt. retired business man, died
suddenly Saturday afternoon about four
O'Clock in the office of DIR, +. T.. Steele
on Main street, where he had gone for
treatment having felt i'll during the aft
ernoon. Death was due to neuralgia of
the heart. The deceased was born in
Barre February q. 1854 but came to
Montpelier with his parents when about
nine years old and resided here from
that time. For many years he was in
business with his father and Frank n.
Hall, the furniture and undertaking bust
ness being carried on under the name of
Johonnott e. Hall. Father and son
tired from business about ten years ago
and for several years the deceased had
not enjoyed the best of health. Mr..
JohonnOtt belonged to the New England
Order OF Protection and was a member
of the Church Of the Messiah. lie mar
| rlcd Clara. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Ring, who died "a years ago lie
leaves one daughter, Mrs. r. Rcdtield
Phillips of Loomis street. his father.
who was 90 years of ago last month"; II
step-mother and one sister, Mrs. G.. G..
Kellogg of Winchester. Mass. The flu
neral was held Tuesday afternoon at
two O'Clock at the home OF Albert Johon-
mott. Is Loomis street. the Rev Lewis
C. Carson officiating Burial was in
Green Mount cemetery
In juvenile court before Judge l.. NJ.
Harvey Monday on the petition of
Mrs. Ida NJ. Fletcher of Roxbury. her
ll-year-old daughter Nellie was ad
judged a delinquent child and ordered
committed to the Industrial school at
Vergennes until she reaches the age
| of is. Grand Juror A. c. Thcriault
represented the State. The case OF
state VS.. Mary Abbiatti OF Barre street.
charged with keeping liquor with in
tent to sell, was continued by agree
ment until next Monday. Sentence in
the case of william Lapan, who plead
ed guilty to breach of the peace, was
again deferred and the respondent re-
Leased on his own rccognizance
In the chapel of Bethany Congrega-
| tlonal church Monday forenoon Jo-
seph Bedard and Anna st. Jack, both
| of this city, were united in marriage,
the ceremony being performed by the
Rev Stanley f. Blomfield The couple
were not attended and left on the
morning train for stowe and Morris
vile TOT two weeks visit, The
gorom has been employed for several
years az n barber in the Gilman Luce
shop on State street.
| In county court Monday the chan
Gerry case of Arthur w. Locklin, adm.
vs. Frank w, Marsden ct aux. was en-
tered for the March term, Il. y, Edger-
ton OF Mortified representing the ora
tor.
| jason j. Johnson. 76 years old, and
ms wire, Julia johnson, aged G3, of
| arsnheid nave filed bin of com
! Piaiht III Washington county court
ASKING mat an injunction be issued re-
s'ralhihs their daughter and her hus-
p"h" from abusing and threatening
'heh ana the elderly couple also pray
''"' receiver may be appointed To
'ahc charSe OF farm purchased or
~ W. ferry of Barre by the Johnsons
ana their daughter and son-in- law, Os-
car W. Emery, The bin alleges that
."c ora'ofs disposed of IA farm i'm south
ibarre and with the proceeds purchased
the Dwinell farm, paying for it only