Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-08

turn to Vermont practiced medicine I'd
several years in Burlington and w
nooski. after which he went to Wot
cester, Mass, where ne followed IN
vocation Of a machinist. His first wifi
who died some 20 years ago. was Ell
abeth Atwater Of Burlington. His SEQ
ond wife was Clara Vincent. who SUI
wives him. He also leaves a son, A
water Kent of Philadelphia.
Mrs. William NJ. Miller, whose husbai
for many years conducted the well-know
Miller's Inn In Montpelier died Monda
morning after a short illness. She an
her mother were carried to Heaton no
pital a few days ago for care and trea
ment. Mrs Miller was a native Of Mon
pelier, born here 65 years ago. a dausi
f, ter of Mr.. and Mrs Louis Greenwood
who came here from Canada. She ha
lived in Montpelier all her life. She wa
twice married. Her nearest survivir
relative is her mother, who is in pot
health. The funeral took place fro
st. Augustne's Church Wednesds
| morning
The body of Ira Kellogg was taken
Planf1eld Monday for the funeral ar
burial. He died at Heaton hospital aft
being a short time there for treatme
a native of North Lawrence, n. Y, ar
as far as is known here has no survivir
relatives. The funeral took place Tue
day in Planfield with burial in tha
| town.
But little was done in Washingto
county court Tuesday owing to Supren
Court being in session and Judge F.
Fish attending a part of the opening 1
| he linz ~
In the morning, the divorce case |
A>Aes Muzzy Va. John Muzzy was hear
by the court. The petitionee is In I'll
army of the nation, but it is not unde |
stood he made any objection to tt
presentation of the petitioners case
At the city council meeting Monde
the election Of 3. NJ. Hayward as watt
commissioner of Montpelier took plac|
He has been acting commissioner durin|
the illness Of j. J. Chimney, who die
a week ago. Resolutions over the dealt
of Mr.. Chimney will he adopted at IN
next meeting. The city property comm
tee announced the appointment of L. II
Pollard as tanitor of the City Hall. TH|
remainder of the meeting was spent
plans TO improve streets and take ca
Of matters that were left over from III
council of 1918.
The D. NJ. Miles Coal company |
Barre has filed with the secretary I
state an amendment 10 the articles !
corporation which provide that the cap|
tai stock is increased to $4,000.
The Judges Of Washington count
court yesterday morning cleaned up
lot Of their business preparatory to TAN
ing recess until May 10, when oth{
work will be handled. This mornirl
many divorces were granted. These in
cluded: Little VS.. Little for intolerabl
severity with custody OF three mind
children to petitioner; Muzzy VS.. Muzzl
intolerable severity. petitioner to resun|
her maiden name; Grouse vs.. Crous|
intolerable severity. custody of mind
children: Robinson VS.. Robinson, DIESEL
ton; Beaton vs.. Beaton. desertton; Nu|
ting VS.. Nutting, intolerable SEVERITY
Partrow VS.. Partrow, intolerable seve|
ity, custody of two minor children
petitioner; Lowe VS.. Lowe, intolerab|
severity and custody of minor childre|
property to be disposed of as per stipJ
lation: Farquharson vs.. Farquharso
refusal to support and custody Of min1
. children to petitioner; Troup vs.. Trou
refusal to support and custody OF min,
child: Sawyer VS.. Sawyer. intolerab
severity; Bean vs. Bean. desertion; Ba
, chelder VS.. Batchelder. intolerab
|, severity; Marvatt vs. Marvatt. desertid
and custody of minor children: Magot
VS.. Magoon, intolerable severity. custot
Of minor children. with alimony; Murrs
VS.. Murray. intolerable severity. custod
of minor child and alimony; Chase v
Chase. refusal to support and custody
four minor children; Wells VS.. Well
) desertion: Buker We. Buker. desc rtioI
Raymond vs.. Raymond. desertion: Johj
: son VS.. Johnson. intolerable severit|
In the DeCosta matter the case wa
continued for proof as to adultery.
the Gallison VS.. Sloan matter. the annu
I ment of marriage occurred.