Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-07

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a. TO the jnrlidictIon Uzrnn -
contendfng that the original p1V|(yoI|
not allese that Gray had continuel q
act Of bankruptcy by giving prefere3q
TO any creditors nor that he had tfHCDJt
ferred property with intention TO dsfr&ud.
1t was because Of this that the attorneys
for the creditors. Weber 4 Weber.
asked leave to amend the creditors psti-
ton. This case grows out Of the A. W.
Gray's Sons receivership matter, the we'll
known Middietown Springs manufactur.
Ing establishment having been In financial
difficulty for some time.
TERM WAS A CHEAP ONE
Nearly 1900 was returned to the state
treasurer by Rutland County Clerk q. H.
Harmon following payment Of all ex-
penses In connection with the March term
Of Rutland county court, one Of the
most economical sessions held in some
time. Usually the term costs $780,
HIT BY TRAIN, BUT UfsHURT.
Mr.. ana Mrs Charles Huntzinger Of
West Rutland narrowly escaped injury
when the westbound d. q H. freight train
hit the car in which they we're riding.
at the Monihan crossing about q mile
from West Rutland. The engine hit the
front end Of the car, swervinS II to one
side.
CHARGE WENT INTO HEART
Edward Calbret, aged II years, Of Will
mington. was almost instantly killed at
Mountain Mills. near wilmington. while
he and another young man were shooting
at a mark. Calbret placed the butt OF the
gun on the ground and started to clean
the gun. having forgotten that II was
loaded. The charge went through hie
heart. Calbrst had been employed Q
short time ~ the Dssrisld vsliey Pulp
company. fls father and stepmother
IN Massachusetts.
VERMONT BREv1TIEA
Newport mifkmsn have raised the preD
Of milk to 10 csnts . quart.
A banquet for Company A was held IN
Rutland, Is members Of the company At
tending.
A benefit given under auspices Of
the Woman's club In Rutland Melted
$1,000 to Be used on call for vermonters
In federal service.
st. Johnsbury Academy 10 to have its
commencement exercises on June 10. With
the sermon preached by President John
NJ. Thomas Of Middiebury.
The industrial committee Of the
Chamber Of Commerce in Bellows Falls
is considering a proposition to aid the
Wheeler laundry which was completely
put out Of business by fire, in re-estab.
fishing itself.
The Rev. w. G. French has resigned
the pastorate Of the Congregational
Church in Hardwick and will act as sup
ply at Danville during the absence Of the
Rev. A. c. Adams. who is in France as
an ambulance driver.
There we're 22 commitments to the house
of correction at Rutland In May.
Colltding while riding a bicycle with
another cyclist. Napoleon Ianni OF Rut-
land suffered . slight conclusion Of the
brain.
Mrs Harry Hubbard received cuts and
bruises on her head and Mrs. George At
kinson's arm was broken when their
horse ran away at Nswbury.
Working on a locomotive boiler at Is.
land Pond, Nelson Chevrier fell from a
ladder. fracturing his shoulder and sprain-
ing his elbow.
Mrs. Oliver c. Ashton of Rutland has
been appointed temporary chairman for
Vermont Of tho woman's committee Of
the Council Of National Defense.
William r. Potter sues the town Of
Clarendon for 500 for transporting his
children to and from a district school.
q distance OF over mile.
STOPPED HIS BACKACHE.
George Lawrence. railroad fireman. Kit
trell, Miss. writes: II used three bot
ties Of Foley Kidney Pills when was
so sick / hardly could stay on the engine.
and they cured me. My back ached all
the time: kidneys acted sluggish: dull
headache; felt sleepy all the time: nsr-
vous: had to rise many times each night"
Medical Hall, ]. w. O'Sullivan. 30 Church
street. (Adv)
Tnaure AGAINST CHASTITY Defeat!