Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-08

)IsSOAxs NOvEMbEh D, 101C.
of Boston have brought suit to recover
$500 for liquor which they sold Vhla.
They charge Villa in their bill OF specih-
cations with attempting TO abscond, but
he gave bail and was released.
= Charles Wilson, who was employed by
the Central Vermont railway and who
came to Heaton hospital In the middle
of the summer for an operation, died
about ten o'clock Saturday evening. He
had been slowly failing since the opera
ton, when It was found he was suffer-
ing with cancer. He had been employed
M a brakeman on the Central Vermont
railway and was taken Ill when he reach.
ed the city one night. A short time
after the operation he was able to DO
about the city. but on October % went
back to the hospital for care.
Romeo Magne and Mrs. Esther Dom.
inoni of Edward street were married
by Justice Of the Peace Henry Holt at
II o'clock Saturday morning. Mayor
r. w. Mitchell was invited to perform
the ceremony. but did NOT have the
Justices authority, 80 Mr.. Holt was
obtained. The ceremony was witnessed
by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blanche.
Miss Ruth I. Mcintosh, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Mcintosh OF Mohtpeher'
and John a. Anderson OF Barre were
married by the Rev. Edgar Grassland at
the Presbyterian parsonage In Barre
Thursday evening. The bride wore white
silk. She has been employed in the Mont
pelier National Bank In this city, while
the groom has been employed in Mast.
mans store In Barre. Tne groom Was
recently released from serves peceuse
- - o.. A.
IL was necessary 10 care ior ME ps'o"'S'
II was Claimed
washington county court 10 usin1 ."o
court room IN the heoeraI ouuone uuI"s
the time tnae the supreme court u.l"s
the regular room III the county pu"uns'
tuesday morh'ns tho evi.sIw III .Vu.
divorce cases was presenteo. 1ney were
Haroid w. sumner W.. DenA ~ sumner
marie Sassl W.. Joseph Sassi' HuI.h y
CLARK vs.. FRANK CIark; mary y. D.rDy
vs.. Thomas j. Dar0y. Judge y. SUCK
was not present AZ inc normns session..
The decisions In the ABOVE oiVorce cases
VIII not De announced Until near inc emu
OK the term.
Wneh the matter OF nsoeas corpus pro-
ceeding was ready for nearing pefore
Justice John H. watson Tuesday the mat.
ter was called over into the supreme court
work. 1t was an enort 10 remove A: H.
Cote from washington county jail. where
no was commi'teo ~ Gays ago pseause ne
had neglected TO pay Judgment IN the
case against MIN oy Fannie bancrott IN
Caledonia county court BAH OF *l.%o was
nxed ana lurn'shed py r.. 8. Meigs ano
a. A WnNcomp anu Cote was reieaSso
from jail where ne mas peen since eAeeu'
tloh on tne Judgement OF VIA occurreo
Inc question Oh whether pankruptcy pro
ceeo'hss Stops payment OF tne 1uoS"eh'
Will enter INTO the nearing. Inc case was
SET at the heei OF the washington county
docKet where are the last cases IN the
court work. a motion LOT pail was hieo
anu 'he arguments reiat'Vs 70 tha' loon
pace luesuay AFTERNOON.
INC annual ihee''hs Vi .he ioeai Heo
Stoss soo'e.S 'ooN p,aoo q. tour cioeS
Niohaas ai.erhooh. Ml" r,o,ehSe Corry
was Ie'eleo'eo pres'oent, WINE .hs o'nei
onNers are. .Ice-presioen.' MFs AZ
.Nehoa"' sesre.ary, Mrs. r. oooseN
treasurer ~, y. t1ophins. Ing AoAo"hnt
were seiec.eu as uelesa.es 10 .ne Anhus
S.ate 'nee.ihs !" our''ns'o" Hrioey' !"e
MISSES CORY, oertrude Drew ana Evelyn
Lease MIS- H. u. Aarraoee. VINO was III
charge OF the surgical dressings reported
4'SSs made ana sent to Boston. The re-
port OF Mr.. Hopkins showed that some
thing like $lo,oW had passed through his
hands during the period In which ne had
been In charge OF that work.
state Fuel Administrator H. j. NJ. Jones
Is much disturbed over the report which
came out the first Of the week that the
farmers In this vicinity are to take action
to prevent the sale OF wood by the city
The matter is being given considerable
publicity and It has been found that onl,
few farmers who want to force up the
price are in the move. Mr.. Jones SAYS tina,
he can furnish q market for all the wood
that will be cut this year in Washington
county.
MRS. Carlyle hancock leaves the middle