davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24

ia Phillip zemfel dobfe zde znamy
Simon Hakl We staff SO roxy ma
srdecnf vadk u sveho syna Jana.
Zemfel nahle We stfedu 2 srpna.
Zesnul5 Sc narodil v Cecnach a do
teto zeme Sc svymi rodiei Sc pfis-
tehoval v roce 1869a v roce 1882
pojmul "a manzelku Barbour Ro-
kIskovu. Bydlel v tonic okresu
az do roku 1915 a pax Sc nasteho-
val Sc svou manzelkou k synovi
Janovi, jenz bydli osm mil cd Phil
lip. Zanechava zde manzelku, jed
noho syna a dive dcery, jenz bydlf
u Phillip a syn Josef, jenz bydlf u
Columbus, Mont. Zde zanechav6
diva bratry, Franka a Vaclava a
dive sestry, pr. Sedlackovou a pr.
Markovou.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24

Fairfax, 23-Cel6 sousedstvo be
re velky zajem v nalezu lidsk6 leb-
ky a pax cele kostry muze We sluji
asi dive mile ma zapad a dive mile
ma poledne cd Fairfax. Kostra lie
zela ma vrch zeme a nebylo nikde
videti, Re by snad byla pohfbena
anebo pfikryta. Pfipad ten pfi-
pamatoval RUNE udalosti z dffvej-
sfch let, a zaroven nekolik zahad-
Mich zmizenf osob, obzvlaste jedne
mlade zeny asi pred 20 roxy, jejf5
mrtvola byla tehdy nalezena media
leko mfsta kde nynf nalezena kost-
ra. Ona mlada zena pr5 byla ma
domovinS a psala sve matce v il
mem statu, &c Sc obava Re Dude "a
vrazdena, nebot prg vi kde jest
zakopan jistf muz jenz byl zavraz-
den, a prave proto ma strach, a
psala matce by hned k nj pfijela
nezli Dude pozde. jeff matka pfi
jela, ale dcera byla jiz mrtva, ida
Ii kostra by b.yla mGze jenz byl
tam nekde pohfben, o nemz ona
zena psala Sc newt. Mnozf jsou
toho nahledu, re kostra jest nekte-
reho karbanfka jichz velky poGet
byl vyhnan 2 Bonesteel phi otevfe-
nj reservace v roce 1904, kdyz OBJ
Cane Sc ozbrojili a celou bandu
podvratnych lidf vyhnali z mesta,
pri eemz bylo vypaleno mnoho ran
a MONA re nektery z techto byl
smrtelne ranen a dovleknuv Sc az
ma ono mfsto bidne zahynul We slu-
il. Vec Sc v~ysetfuie.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24

Rapid City, 22-Cato Sells, ko-
misar pres zaleSitosti indianske
mel zde rec pod zastitou obchodni
XII, v niz vyvracel tvrzenf, Re In
diane vymfraji. Minulf rok pry
porodu mezi Indiany bylo o neko-
lik set vice neil umrti, V Sousta
tt lest v pfitomne dobe ma $50, 900
Indianu z nichz so, 900 je ditek ku
skole. Pravil, Re vzdelanim a
spravnou zivotospravou Indian Sc
vysine k 1rovni belocha.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24

Tyndall, 22-C Clarence Gardner,
obdrzel minulou stfedu west, Re
jeho bratr, Asa byl ma mfste zabit
u Beulah, Wyoming, minule 1te-
r5 kdyz Sc pfevrhnul automobil
ma nemz on a jeho rodina jeli do
Black Hills ma vylet re sveho do
nova v New England, N. d. Ka-
ra totiz ma nej padla a zabila jej.
Byl vychovan ma farme v tonic
okresu a ma zde mnoho prfbuz-
INCH.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24

Belle Fourche, 19-Podava Sc
ujist9ni ma dobrou autoritu, Re po-
zemek ma postaveni velke cukrar-
ny v obnosu jednoho milionu dola-
Ri, byl vyhlfdnut vedle mesta vel
kou spoleenostf jenz jest inkorpo-
rovana v Denver Colo. =. Ufednici
s~poleenosti zkoupili zde asi 100
kar cukrove fepy zde vypestovane
a dali j zaslati do SCOTS Bluff,
Neb., kde mali velkou vyrobnu ma
cukr a kde zde pestovanou fepu
vyzkousf. Ia fepu Sc platf S. "a
tunu farmerum, jenz j pestujf.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24
Safe.

"The telephone is a great ccnven-
fence, isn't it," l should say so. You
can tell a man exactly what you think
of him over the wire and have plenty
of time to back down If he resents it"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24
Work.

Work touches the keys Of endless
activity, opens the infinite and stands
awestruck before the immensely Of
what there is to do.-Phillips Brooks
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24
Rdzn6 zpravy.

V tonic statu v pfftomnou do
bu jest % pffpad1 detske paraly-
Sc. Pc cele zemi jest pffpada
pres deset tisfc.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24

Dallas, 22-Dva roxy stara deer
ka manzelG Louis Sebersov5ch
jenz byla minute dterS ustknuta
c~hfestJsem zemfela druhf den v
Winsett nemocnici.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24

belmont, 21-Na farme Roberta
Otty Sc pfihodilo vazne nestestf,
kdyz S jeho synem Sc splasili kone
a tezkS viz ma nej Sc pfevrhnul.
Hoch ma p~ferazene zada a nekolik
zeber, take Dude snad ma spodnf
Cast tela mrtev jestli vyvazne.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24

Pierre, 23-Registrovanych au-
tomobilI v tonic statu Dude aspon
1880 do prvnfho zaff. Jisty
sbornfk jenz je venovan zajmum
automobilistd uvadf Re South Da-
kota jest pat5m v ~majitelstvi auto
mobilI, totiz jeden ma kazdych 1S
osob.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24

Yankton, 22-Postovnf VIZ ma
milwaukske draze sem pfijel v6era
vecer ma nemz vypukl ohe1 a de-
vet pytlG posty shofelo nezli byl
ohe6 uhasen zffzenci "a pomoci
zdejSfch hasiGi.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24

q jackson okresu (dffve Stanley
okresu) pfichazf zprava, Re u mes
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24

Nick Ide, grading ........ 110.25
On motion board adjourned to /
o'clock, p. m.
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present: Full board, county
auditor and sheriff.
On motion the report of J. j. Maus,
justice of the peace, in regard to the
body of an unknown man found in
the Missouri river, was accepted and
bills allowed as itemized.
On motion the report Of ]. j. Maus,
justice of the peace, in Ease of Henry
Blank, was accepted and bills allow
ed as itemized.
On motion the following bills were
allowed on the general fund:
T. V. Ptak Lbr. Co., thing
for Travnicek .$196.75
T. v. Ptak Lbr. Co., thing
for Hamburger ........ 1900
Tyndall Light Plant, fans and
electric current ........ 1925
Braidwood & Co., repairing
eHslue '.'..... ....... 4l.UU
Clarence Chasing, auto hire. 800
John j. Wallace. surveyor. 700
l.. A. Krall, auto hire . 1890
Harry Mathews, money paid
out for express. ........ 1888
w. B. Martin, repairs on en-
CINE ...... ......... 1892
o. E. Plumb, assessor work. 1860
West Disinfecting Co., towels,
etc. ...... .......... 1880
American D~isinfecting Co.,
~disinfectants ...... .... 1853
]. L. Hoch Drug Co., medical
supplies ........ ...... 6.75
G.. D. Barnard & Co., station
cry &C.. 1000
Thos. Plumb, work on
grounds ...... ........ 1850
Lillian Plumb. deputy assess
or ....'.'. ........... S7.OU
Russell Grader Mfg. Co., two
blades ........ ........ 26.4O
Scotland Journal, printing. 1888
Mrs. R. R. Robinson, extra
help in registers Office. ATS
R. R. Robinson, clerks fees. 30
John Thompson, helping sur
NCyol I.UU
Mich. Radak, hardware, etc. 1891
Russell Grader Mfg. Co., re-
pairs ....-... ........ 4.UU
Grant Spohn, hauling gravel
anu ulrt l4O.lo
JOS. F. Olivia, mdse. for Mrs.
SluKa ...... .......... 1851
Jos. F. Olivia, mdse. for coun-
" ........ ........... 6.44
Chastka Bros, mdse. to coun-
ty ...... ........... 200
Ed. J. Hajek, auto hire. 28.75
Chastka Bros, mdse. to
Brelsford .... ........ HOO
Jos. Skorpikk G Co., mdse... 1855
Elliott-Fisher Co., booktype-
writer ........ ........ 285.00
Jos. j. Chastka, dirt ...... $500
]. w. Bordewyk, printing -. ALDO
On motion the following bills were
allowed on the road fund:
w. w. Drew, grading. .....$ 31.5O
c. D. Meyer, grading. $500. 800
Ed. Friedrich, grading. ..... 174.O0
Springfield Lbr. Co., COAL. 3.75
Springfield Lbr. Co., ~culverts
and lumber ......... 7O9.9O
David Pudwill, grading. -. 1925
John Pudwill, grading. ..... 31.25
Cyrus House, grading. ..... 1910
G. c. Durfey, grading. ..... 1880
Iowa Bridge Co., bridges
built .... ~.10S76.54
On motion the following commits
sioner bills were allowed:
Jos. v. Wagner, salary and
mileage ........ .$16.4O
Chas. Dirks, salary and mile
age ........ ......... 1900
Lloyd Patterson, salary and
mileage ........ ....... $3.50
w. A. Cobb, salary and mile
age ...... ........... 1900
L. L. Wagner. sheriff, attend
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24

Ze vsech Gastf statu pffchazf
ztnsk, ze 1roda bramborh Dude
velmi skrovna. Trsy prt byly
velmi pekne, ale brambory .zadne,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24

Yankton, 21-Sl. Iva Patterson
jenz jest chovankou v dstavu pro
choromys Inc, dostala myslenku,
Re jeff otec jenz bydli u Went
worth, Sc roznemohl a Re potfebu-
je jeff obsluhy. Zmizela nahle 2
1stavu a sla pesky cel5ch 80 mil
do sveho domova. Kdyz pfisla
ma misto byla vysflena, ale jinak
Sc dobfe citila.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24

Utica, Mary Breaker, Is roku
stara babicka spachala samovrazdu
otravenim ma farm9 sveho zete
jenz bydlf nedaleko Utica. jeff
mysl byla pomatena.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24

Wagner 21-Pi. Ed. Chamber
lain, Indianka, jenz bydlela 4 mile
ma zapad cd mesta, byla nalezena
minul6 pondelf mrtva v kornovem
poll a die vseho tam lezela cd pat
ku. Jejf muz byl wat do vtsle
chu, nebot vse vypada p~odezfele.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24

Watertown, 30. M. Lane,
bSvaly mestskt auditor, Sc pfiz
nal pfi distriktnfm soudem z pro,
nevery a byl odsouzen ma 4 roxy
do kaznice.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24

Farma k rentovani. pull mile ma
|poledne cd Utica. Haste Sc Fritz
|Sedlak, Utica, S. d. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-08-24

Firma ktera ma nejvetsf sklad
pomnfkd ma zapade jake jest Svo-
bodily zavod v Omaze vam zajiste.
da lepsf vShody. Pfeptejte seu
mist. jednatele J. F. Kostela.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-27
THREE RE-ApPOINTMENTS.
DIR. j. n. DoddS, Dr. ". \. Sbcn nnd II.
=. lshnm Confined in 0Gicc.

There was special meeting of the
board of aldermen Monday evening called
by Mayor A. $. Drew Tor the purpose of
authorizing the posting OF the check lists
for the presidential primary to be held
on May l6 and TO confirm appointments
made by the mayor There were present
at the meeting Chairman Lamson and
Aldermen Hail. Mansur. Haylies, Ber-
gcron. Grafton and Dwycr.
Tho check lists wore ordered posted
according to the city charter by tho
adoption of Il resolution offered by Alder
man DwNcr. There will he meeting of
the board, at which time names may Nc
added on Wednesday. May 10. While
Friday May T., is the last day upon
which tho aldermen may meet FOR this
purpose it is very probable that the meet
ing ON May 10 viii be the last ono. The
check lists arc very complete because OF
the fact that SO many names were added
of those who might vote on the rcferen'
dunn at the March meeting.
The following appointments made by
Mayor brow We're approved by the board
Member of the board of charities for
three years. Dr. J. II. Dodds; member of
thc health commission for three years,
/ DR.. Daniel \. shea; park commissioner
/ for five years, T.. s. Isham MI of these
mon succeed themselves in office, thcil
terms beginning to-day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-27
CLERKS ANNUAL BALL.
More Tbnn 125 Couples Attend AFFAIR
mt Hotel Vermont

The clerks first annual ball held in
the main dining room Of the Hotel Ncr-
mont Tuesday night, was decided sue
cess, over 195 couples being present
The room was decorated with palms.
and during the dance punch and waters
were served. Lessons orchestra of Il
pieces furnished music for long order
of dances beginning at nine O'Clock
As souvenirs of the occasion, each
dancer was presented with purple
ribbon badge, on which was printed a
picture of the Hotel Vermont 1t is hc-
lieved that this was the largest dance
yet held Mt the Vermont and much
credit should he given to Manager Cola
NOR who helped greatly TO make the
affair a success. The committee in
charge consisted of William r. Riley.
chairman. George W. Brown. Harry W.
Chase, Frank A. Sanborn, Edgar ~
Nay, Arthur +. Hayes. G. +. r. Caisse,
George VI. cote, Charles j. Duoley,
Albert !. Dcvctte, Leon q. Tromblcy
and Karl r.. Gaskell. 1t is planned to
make this ball an annual affair
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-27
V. n. G. PLANS.
Officers school mt NOrthscid and
RegimcntnI March to state Fair.

First Lieut.. ]. G. Waterman, L. s. A.,
MISREPRESENTATION of the Vermont Ma
tional Guard. will move his headquarters
from Burlington to Mortified about the
first of next month, in order that he may
he located near the colonel of the rcgi-
ment, President Ira l.. Reeves of Nor
wich University, Sergeant Instructor
Charles Steele, +. s. A.. who has been mt
the Burlington headquarters for some
time. will also go to Mortified.
The summer plans for the Vermont Ma
tional Guard include an officers school.
which will he conducted at Mortified
from July to 70 by Lieutenant Water
man. and, instead Of the usual camp ON
the State reservation near Fort Ethan
Allen. n practice march of the entire
regiment from Bethel to White River
Junction and elaborate manoeuvres
at the State fair in September. Ma
jor George f. Carpenter of Mortified has
been appointed captain and Captain W.
p. Springer of Mortified, coach of the
state rife team, which will participate in
the national rifle tournament next fall.
The team will ,be picked by n series Of
elimination shoots during the summer and
fail. the final selection being postponed
until lust before the tournament.
Lieutenant Waterman has been esrc-
rially busy of late in conducting his cor
respondence school for the officers Of the
Vermont National Guard. The three
classes which are now taking the courses
will be increased to four next year, and
the courses will probably he heightened
and intensified.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-27
GRAND LODGE, N. Z. o. p.
subordinate Lodges In Vermont Num-
Der 70, with Membership of 2,I3s.

The annual meeting and election of OFF,
GERS of the grand lodge of Vermont of
tho New England Order of Protection was
held at the room of tho Eastern Star In
the Masonic Temple Tuesday, opening
at nine o'clock in the morning. with a
BcSsion in the afternoon Al which officers
we're elected and installed Henry D.
Fillmore of Bennington, retiring grand
warden. presided, the meeting being at
tended by about 100 delegates and officers.
The reports Of the officers as given in
the morning showed that there are q
LODGES in this State with n total member
ship Of 2.l3S, During tho past year there
have been q deaths, with a total OF G5,oN
pCid IN insurance. The grand lodge OF
Vermont was formed ~ years ago and
since that tlmc there has been total
amount of $Gls,J0 paid into this State,
The order now has $3.50, 900 of insurance
In effect
Tho grand officers elected for the en-
suing year follow: Warden, Thomas j.
Baglcy of Bellows Falls; Vice-wardcn, j.,
4, Bullock OF Mortified; junior past war;
dem Henry ID. Fillmore OF Bonnington'
secretary, II. w, Crannell of Burlington
treasurer T., G, Rowland OF Barre: chap
lain, Mrs. Mary j, Roberts OF Springfield
guide, w. L. Green Of bennington; guard
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-27
OFFICIALS QUALIFY.
street and Police commissioners Also
Organize for Another Year.

city Clerk NJ &. Grandy, CITY Treasurer
l.. c. Grant. City Attorney II. $. Peck,
City Constable j. $. Denning, Grand
Juror Clarence r.. White and several of
the commissioners OF departments quail
fed for their offices Tuesday and took
up their duties most of the number being
re-appointed. II. $. Peck succeeds A. l..
Sherman and Clarence r. White succeeds
s. L. Moulton. +. O. Sinclair. city en-
einecr, holds over in his office. no other city
engineer having vet been elected by the
board of aldermen.
The new police commissioner is j. II.
quinn. who succeeds ". E. Duggan, the
other two being 4. y. Lucia aud Edward
Lavallee. The new street commissioner
is +. : Lanou, who succeeds q. p. futile,
the other two being F. H. Burgess and
+. O. Sinclair. y. II. Rutter succeeds
himself as water commissioner, the other
two being Jules Simays and G. H. Jones
+, r. Nash succeeds himself as fire COM
missioner. the other two being f. T..
Perkins aud NAPOLEON I.aury. Frank c.
Lyon succeeds w. s. Vincent as electric
light commissioner. the other two being
4. II. Duhamel and claude ID. Grafton.
The new board of street commissioners,
/
Sinclair and =. s Lanou, held their first
meeting in the afternoon at the office of
the superintendent of streets and elected
T. f. burgess chairman of the board.
| j. W. Coffry, who has served as super
intcudcnt of streets since his election on
February - by the previous board OF
street commissioners. was reelected TO
! tho office for the coming year. The board
also discussed at some length the ques-
/ ton of using oil or water on the city
streets during this summer but arrived
at 10 definite conclusion. Another meet
/ ing of the board will be held on Friday
/ afternoon.
The police commissioners met in the
evening, all three being present, and or
ganzcd by clectlnE a. y. Lucia chair
man and Edward Lavallee secretary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-27
PURE GRASS SEED.

The Vermont Experiment Station is
distributing bulletin 1872 dealing with the
inspection of grass, clover and similar
seeds sold In Vermont. 1t shows their
purity and their weed seed contents. The
tabular matter Is grouped in two ways,
by variety and by the wholesalers name,
Thus all the timothy samples are group
ed and, also, all samples sold, let us say,
by the Smith Seed company. \ farmer
who is buying, for example, timothy, can
scan the timothy table and tell what
brands We're of high grade in 1918 and
what were not, Aud farmer who thinks
of buying Smith seed can sec in the table
showing all the Smith seed analyses
whether or not as n rule the Smith seeds
were what they were said to be.
This bulletin can ne had without charge
for the asking y postal card to the Ex-
pertinent Station, Burlington, Vt, stating
desires is sufficient
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-27
LICENSES GRANTED.
Right to Sell Liquor G!Ten to Twenty
Applicants.

The board of license commissioners
have announced the granting of nine
first class licenses, ten second class
licenses, and one license OF the seventh
class for the coming year. Last year
there We're nineteen licenses granted II
sell Intoxicating liquor, in addition to the
druggists licenses, which will not be
granted this year. The names of the sue
cessful applicants for the licenses ana
the locations of their business establish
ments are as follows:
FIRST CLASS.
NJ. Dorm. 199-2Ol Main street.
Peter E. and John y. Smith, 49, Main
street.
George Lat'rancc, 10 Main street.
Max l.. Powell Van Ness House,
Max l.. Powell. Hotel Vermont
W. c. Limoge and Fred Z. Martclle
o02 North street.
n. u. Murphy. tho New Sherwood.
j. w. O'Ncill 19i Battery street.
Edward Ritchie, 81 North street
SECOND CLASS.
j. y. Goliath, 2ll Main street.
Neil l.. Lyuch, Ia Main street.
j. II. Laylguo G. Main street
George pennault, Jr., 10 Interval avenue.
Moses Friedander and Barney Frank,
$40 North Winooski avenue.
George @. stiles, 1913 Cherry street.
Joseph Mitchell l23 St. Paul street
James A. Kelley, ISL Church street.
Frank IL. Robillard, IS North street.
Joseph Rosenberg, / North street, Sub
ject to transfer.
SEVENTH CLASS
Henry l., Rivers, 70 North street, (sub-
ject to transfer).
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-27

EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS LOST IN
APPLIES.

This past season has been II sad one
for the apple man. Usually we export
100000 or more barrels OF apples, High
frcights prevented any export business
Atop of that tho crop turned out to he
bigger by far than expected. Such et-
forts apple men made to increase con-
sumption were not well considered or
well executed and failed 10 bring the re-
suits expected. Much of the fruit put In
storage has had to be sacrificed and the
losses have been very heavy. Nobody has
made much money on the crop and many
persons have had large deficits. The cs-
timates of the total range from s,b0O,W-
to $4,000, There still is a cons!dera Die
quantity of the fruit in storage, 1t is not
improving in quality and the longer It Il
held tho moro the expense to the own
ers.-Commerce and Finance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-27

Ian. Miss Anna u. Conlin of Rutland;
sentinel, Leon Mixer of Brattleboro: trus-
tees. r. w. Green. T. t. Ellis of Norris
Vile and b. J. Steart of Montpelier; chair
man Of finance committee, II. A. Young of
West Danvle; chairman of committee ON
laws. G. r. 8. Pierce of Nergcnnes. chpir-
man of committee on appeals. L. c. Rurn-
ham OF Burlington: chairman OF commit.
tee on credentials, Mrs. Olive 4. Brown
of ST Johnsbury. The officers were i'm
stalled by Supreme Warden Arthur NJ.
willis. assisted by J. +. Sanborn Of New
port, II. l.. as grand guardian
Among those present at the moetng
were Supreme Warden Arthur N. Willis
and Mrs. Willis of Melrose. Mass, Su-
preme Vice-Narden Daniel Y. Sullivan
of pawtucket. r. l.. supreme Secretary
Daniel NJ. Frye OF Somervrle. Supreme
Treasurer John +. Sanborn Of Newport.
Y. T., Supreme Chaplain Annie H. Copp
of Rutland.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-27
ANOTHER JUDGE CALLED.
Petition for Anuulnicnt of Marriage
Temporarily Held Up.

Tho consideration of the petition Of
Frank y. Davis for the annulment of
his marriage with Grace II. Davis, on
the grounds of insanity. occupied the
major portion Of Tuesdays session
of county court After ths hearing
had been StyrtCd in the forenoon, it
was temporarily scld up Nhlle Judge
stanton considered Il motion for the
continuance of the case, OF the ground
that the petitioner had not shown the
final disposition Of an unnulment suit
Instituted in the CARTS of Nebraska.
The court finally decided to hear the
testimony of the witnesses in the case
and reserve his decision pending the
filing of certified copy of the court
record showing tho disposition of the
Nebraska suit. Upon the resumption
of the hearing. Judge stanton discov
cred that tho petitionec had once
taught school in Roxbury while he
was superintendent of schools in that
town. and decided that, although he
was not legally disqualified to hear the
case, in order to show the utmost fair
ness to the parties, he would not sit
during it's trial The Hon J.. p. Slack
of St Johnsbury arrived in Bur
during the remainder Of the hearing
Of this suit The petitioner in the
cage is represented by Warren r. Aus
tin of st. Adams and Guy NJ. Page. and
the pcttionee by IT, r. Shaw and NJ.
G.. Ieary.
Henry E2da:d ana Henry l.. Muir.
two young men who pleaded guilty a
short timc ago to informatons filed
against them by States Attorney Theo-
dorc T.. Hopkins, charging them with
stealing copper wire from the tracks
of sho Burlington Traction company
on the Winooski road. were sentenced
to serve not less than two nor more
than three years at the House of Cor
.rc"tion in Rutland Upon recommen-
dation of Mr.. Hopkins the court sus-
pended the sentence and placed Be
dard and Muir in charge of the proba
ton officer, a. l.. sherman. Judge
stanton gave the young men some eX-
ceNlent advice regarding their proper
conduct in the future and the serious
ness of their offence.
+. w. Perry of Burlington was ap
, pointed receiver of the Richmond Ligh
b and Power company in the forcclosur,
: suit of tho burlington Saving banl
> against that organization, and hi
bond was fixed ut 100000. The divorc
cases of T.. Belle Thibcault Hays vs.
Thomas T.. HAYS and OF Ethel W. Car
+ penter vs.. Edward Carpenter wer
/ heard and taken under consideration
Z nv the court