Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24

Edward II. Deavitt represented the de =
PENDANT.
, Earl Davis and Arthur Wilbur the men
arrested Tuesday April Is after a good bit
OF detective work on the part of the
sheriff department, Barre police officers
and the States attorney. pleaded guilty
in city court Thursday to the charge
Of grand larceny. The specific charge
against each respondent was that he
had stolen IS chickens from the Chandler
, farm in Middlesex, but it is alleged the
men admitted other thefts of chickens
from various farms in the county
Judge Il. NJ Harvey sentenced the men
to not less than eight months nor more
than two years in the State prison at
Windsor
The death of Jesse A. Kellogg occurred
Wednesday April 16 at his home. II Sum
mer street, after period of III health
extending over several months. having
peen confined to his home for several
weeks Death was due to acute tuber-
cuiosis. Jesse Allen Kellogg was born
III stowe IN 1915 and had resided in
montpelier for II years. He is sur
vived by his wife, Elizabeth Kellogg. and
TWO children, Clair j. and Marguerite
Atkins Kellogg. The deceased was in
the grocery business In Montpelier for
ID years and for the last four wears
was IN the employ of the Barre & Mont.
peiier Traction & Power Co. He was
member Of Aurora Lodge, No %, F.
ana A. M, and had been a member of
hlng solomon Chapter, Mt. Zion Com
mandery and Mt. Sinai Temple, Mystic
Shrine and Scottish Rite Masons for a
number of years. also Knights of Pythias
and Odd Fellows.
verdict for the plaintiff to recover
uos rot,,.., 'no amount sueo 1or'
80, t., ''e Jury saturday Tore
go. N'e VI lima M LoWeil vs.
o...,,.,s. vi " i'eeier' MARX r. Ladd,
n ~ WIN the VIII annexed. The
o''upieu .hree Gays IN washington
Hu.y CUT Judge flsh completed his
D I, 10 the jury at 9:D O'Clock a. IN.
roiy minutes later the jury reported the
'.iuo,. george L. hunt represented the
p" , VINO Appeared from the probate
roiiiiiissioneers' and julius A. Wilcox and
EDWARD H. DeaVitt We're counsel for the
ueiehuant. "A jury was drawn Saturday
10 Try the case OF Ruth Brown of Calais
VS.. Mrs. John Wahlen of Montpelier. an
assault case
William N. Theriault has disposed of mis-
half interest in the Misco Seal Beverage
company to his partner, james Twlss,
who Will continue the business on Berlin
street. The business was established
three years ago and has made steady
progress
The introduction of testimony In the
case or Ruth Brown VS.. Mrs John
Wahlen, local milliner, assault, was
commenced In Washington county court
hoioay "heh court reconVened AZ
" tnc ueua' weekend recess lhe
piaintif Miss Brown, whose home is
m n
'ne AFTERNOON. me plaintiff was a.
stuueht III tne Montpener BUSINESS COL
"neh .ie incident occurred winch
~ 10 me SUIT While purchasing
a,ai. ~ .no "a"ieii s'ore Mrs' "ahleh
hani, I.,. ,n'l .ie eiri 'ook pocket
nied .ha ,,,aa,; - tHi ue
Mo,aa ...s', anu vi '"e e'ahu
,h.rrro, ma. VI 'he
hy ~ aofas. ST. ~ ue.u
a highly nervoms oondi.ion a,a D ,n,,i ~
to nursue bar stn6ias rho 80
waldo H Farrar va Iohn r T,uno -.
recover the amount ~ 49, &c
for which the nlajnti1 ord othars ',,ou,
surety. was entered Mo,1,, -, o,,nt,
court. The nlaintiff and deford,nt ara
related and the defendant now rss,dos
in Springfield. Mass
Richard J. Dovinp -, C;vi, y.- va.
eran. died Sunday p--npipu lic
! on the Rarre road ,t 40 90. -, - -.
He was a retired r,rr,a- er,1 ,a, 49,,
in Berlin for about ,broo ,,oa.r, fo.,,.,..
living in Cabot ,nd othor -. 80
The f,nero, ,y,s ria ,r.,.,. ~ " no.
n, ono o,o,oo, e.. -, "i'e'ii'oh
hur,, In .,,o ~. - "O'"e' wen
Tho aa ,. i""' .noh'peiier cemetery
con -, -, - III N"nuu'' the
Do,,nn 49, t. w .oNa"Hn i'o.'truSoh
thr,a ~ Ni'eu ny WE ana
MIS-. ~ D. faunce ana
W., ~ ~ WNn"" Oh Nelton' n. H., and
WIS =. a. 'aekinah OF barre; one son,
'i"nN Toying Oh waterbury; two broth
ers' Sharies ana jerry Doying of Albany;
| tnree sisters Mrs. Orilla Watson of
! Marsnheio' MIS- ). [. Lafue of Barton
ana MRS. Mary Boardman of Pike. N. H..
", 49,. several sranochlildren'
n0s 'nei - "aoe le1t Monday
ai'ernooh Tor o'euoenViiie, OHIO. Where
sue mas accepted position as night
supervisor IN MOTEL In that city.
Jesus AJa' dealer In livestock, pleaded
suiity 10 charge or operating an auto
| Ihoohe "lthout license in city court
tuesday forenoon and paid a fine of $40
| and costs. assessed by Judge f. NJ.
Harvey. Ala was arrested Monday eve
ming by Officer Baldwin. the officer dis
covering that the car bore 1918 license
plate on the front and no plate was
visible at the rear. Ala claimed he was
simply driving the machine from a paint
| shop to garage but his machine was