Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-24

The following business was transacted
in Probate Court Mondey. The Will o,
Philemon T'ouchettc. late Of ihis c''y was
filed for probate: rca!t! License was
issued in the estate oe Wait {. Bliss,
late of jericho; the will of m&rY - Nc'l-
ncdy. late Of Richmond was proved ,
Waiter j. Kennedy Of Swanton was APP
pointed executor of tfs will wnDe ". d.
b.;rick AID n. Murphy both Of Rich
not.d W,rc lu,oi;ttcG commissioners and
a1Dgdiscre: William g. llo'nicS Of Bur
lin5lon was appointed :,Grnmistrator OF
tic estate OF George W. Holmes, late Of
tvs city; W. W. ltaymoIl and Dorn,an
Stafford both of Cambridge. were APP
pointed appraisers Of TINS estate. while
G. C. briggs and T. ". CrandalL also Of
Burlington, were appointed commits
sioners.
a diTcrce petition was entered N County
Court yesterday for Clarence W. Laro-
Gnelje against Lisa Larochelc. who re-
sides in Grand Isle. The petition sets
forth that this couple was married
October %. 1917. at Grand Isle. and that
they lived in Burlington from october
% 1917. to April IS, 1920 The grounds
on which a divorce is sought are adul-
terry, One child. boy. was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Larochcllc. This child
is now with the mother The father is
seeking to obtain the custody of the child
pending the trial of the ease. A hear
ing was held yesterday in the matter
before Chancellor Frank i. Fish, and it
was decided that the child should remain
with the mother pending the trial of the
case and that the father should pay 500
week for its support and 80 suit
money, Clarence j. Ferguson appeared
for the petitioner. while Fred G.. Webster
is attorney for Mrs Larochele.
report of the work done by the
Mary Fletcher Hospital Auxiliary during
the four months from the time it was
organized up to about June !, this year
shows that the following things have beer
! purchased for the use of the hospit al
Sheets 10 tho value of S1O0; dishes fol
use in tho kitchen to the value of 500
/ tray cloths and bureau scarfs have beer
/ bought and made in sufficient Cuantit,
for the needs of the hospital. The auxil
larry also has had the refrigerator pu
| in order, and it has made doites infan
dresses. rompers and outing flannel puff.
from material furnished by the hospital
| This work has been done by the lade.
of the Unitarian. Baptist and Jewisl
Churches. the Young Womon's Guild o
the First Church. tho Episcopal Guild o
! All Saints Church. Whatsoever Crcl
of the Kings Daughters, and by ndivid
uals. The auxiliary has had gifts o
doilics. tray cloths and wash cloths. a
we'll as some money. For all thes
things. the members Of the auxiliary in
! dividualy and collectively, are yer.
appre ciative and thankful.
| A hearing on the matter of the continu
ance of an injunction against the sal
of the property formerly owned by tn
late Chief Justice David j. Brewer o.
! Thompson'S Point over which there
a law suit in Chanccry Court. was he'll
Monday afternoon at the opening o
court before Justice Frank L. Fish a
master of chancery. The case is that q
| Wellington Wells of Boston. administra
tor of the estate Of tho late Elizabct
Brewer Wells VS.. William Ropes Tras
Of Boston, Deputy Sheriff Frank T.. Lor
of South Burlington and Henrietta
karrick. Attorney John +. Mckay c
Boston and H. \. Bailey Of this cit,
representing the defendants, sought
have the injunction against the sale {
the property removed in order that
might be sold to-day, as there is a pul
chaser ready to take it. Warren r. Aus
tin appeared for one Of the plaintiffs
the case, while f.. c. Mower and Clarcn,
r. Fowlcs represented the other, in tn
absence of Max l.. Powell, the rcSula
attorney. 1t was decided that the IL
junction would remain in force until Jul
20, when the attorneys for both sid'
, should agree, upon the return of NJ
, Powell. that the property may be sol
, Then the sale will take place some tin