Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-18


MRS Mary Il. Nelson of Barre ha.
bought tho Riverside boarding house OF
state street In Montpelier and will TAX,
possession December 1. Andrew Guthri,
Vi BARRE VIII manage the house and tn,
o"ner VIII open the dining room, which
mas been closed for some years. Sh,
plans to take transient as well az regu
iar poarders. Mr. and Mrs Calvin Par.
menter who have sold the house. plar
10 go to California for the winter. Mrs
Neison also has an option on the annex
q building setting In the rear OF the
Riverside.
Mrs. NJ. ID. loyal, who was operated
upon ror appendicitis Friday, Is recover.
ing AT Heaton hospital. She Is stenoera-
pher In the commissioner of agriculture
office
me divorce cases of Della McQuesnelI
w. Stanis.us McQuesnell and Harriet
Ward VS.. James f.. Ward. Ruth Perry
vs.. Lyle Perry have been heard IN Wash
nston county court and divorces granted.
divorces have also been granted In the
cases or Frank Maxwe VS.. Eta Maxwell.
ohristina Booth VS.. George Booth, also
us OF the last day of the term. The
olVorce case of Button VS.. Button was
neard Friday. 1t is contested by Mr..
ago and dismissed.
CharIes Cavarzasi, who was employ ed
III the Pavilion Hotel, was sentenced in
city court Friday morning to the county
Jail Tor period of three months on the
charge of larceny, to which he p,eaded
guilty. 1t was claimed he entered the room
OF a Mrs. Clark employed in the building
having key and that he removed from
the wardrobe In the room n gold watch
and fountain pen belonging to Mrs c ark
lie admitted he took these. He Is a little
over ID years OF age and therefore had to
go TO the county Jail instead of the In
dustrial school
Miss Louise Bcrnardini, who fell while
gong downstairs in the National Life
insurance company's offices tine other
day Is recovering. She received an ugly
cut on the back Of her head, as well as
several bruises
L. u Moody. county clerk, has received
the corrected returns from the town
clerks IN the county showing the standing
OF the different candidates for county
senators in which Judge Charles Dana
leads the list of those e'ected. receiving
b,920; James b. Estee 5eOs. Horace NJ.
Farnham 562S. Other votes were. d. w.
Dwinell S, L. a. Shaw 6, j. w. Gordon 1.
On the Democratic ticket the vote was:
g. r. Andrews 1851, f. H. Bailey 1899.
T. p. Callahan 143s.
de'egation of Knights of Pythias
from Montpelc or went to Warren Sunday
and performed the funeral md burial
services OF their lodge at the services
or Harry Carlton of Sone,ville. Mass.
who died of heart disease while he WAS
aDout TO commence washing his automo-
pie at Southboro some miles from his
nome, The Somervile lodge could not
come to Warren for the service. so the
Montpelier Lodge did the work. Those
taking part were Commander Robert
FROST, Vice-commander b. A. Sumner.
Prelate 4. A. Allen, sergeant-at-arms
Otto Bates, while six more members
acted as bearers. The interment was in
the family lot in Warren village ceme-
terry. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton had been
married four years. He was A years OF
age.
l.. A. Hood has bought Of f. A. Kings
bury his farm on the Berlin road and
haS given his house on Elm street in
exchange
Mrs. Thomas Sherman Is detained from
her work in the State engineers office
by appendicitis.
The condition of B. ]. Hatch VITO is
In Heaton Hospital rs the result of the
accident in East Montpelier Saturday
night. is favorable. 1t is a wonder the
man was not killed. Earl Daniels driver
or the other car, made report of the
accident to the secretary of State Mon
day morning but did not include all tho
names the Officers at the secretary's Of
flee believed should be and when asked
4 he was satisfied with the manner in
which he had made the report he with
brew 1t and said he would return later
to file the report. The stories Of the &C.
rident do not agree. An X-ray of Mr..
Hatch was taken Monday to show his
condition. No internal injuries have de-
velored to date, although his chest seems
10 be badly hurt
The Swift Beef company have settled
With Joseph LeBriuue for INJURIES done
10 the latters son when one of the beef
company knocked the child down The
settlement was for $50
Most of Wednesday was passed by
county court in detail mat
ers. getting ready for the final adjourn
nent of the term. in securing the finding
If facts in different cases. and hearing
short divorce matters, including the Roll
ms case. In tire case Of Margaret D.
8adord vs.. Charles Browns estate, a
Judgment for $3.50 has been secured Mrs.
3adord was hit by Browns car while 1t
vas being driven on Main street In Mont
)elier year ago. Mr.. Brown died since
he accident occurred. The Hambleton-
Ala suit over a contract to make monu-
nents will go to Supreme Court on ex-
'eptions. while the Pavuet.e-Jerie case
las been settled.
Employees at the Lane Manufacturing
ompany's plant have been notified that
he working hours OF the company will
'e reduced from ~ to 45 hours a week.
wing to shortage Of contracts. The COM
'any has good amount of business on
land now. but is looking ahead as con-
'tions In the country indicate a tighten
ng up will take place.
Ira Rollins employed In the water de-
'artment of Montpelier. was injured
While loading hydrant on a truck Tues
ay afternoon. The equipment used for
fitting the hydrant broke and Mr.. Roll
ms was caught between the hydrant and
wheel truck, his chest being pinched
ute good deal, but II Is thought no
ones were broken.
James NJ Gall. Of Barre, grand chancel-
Or commander of the Knights Of Pythias,
aving gone to Chicago to reside, his Of
ice has been vacated under the bylaws
I the society and NJ e. Morse OF Hard
'ick vice-commander therefore becomes
officer Of the lodge for the
est of the year. Under the bylaws he
ppoints the e-commander, Charles
french of st. Johnsbury is the prelate
f the order.
The funeral of Mrs. Frank Marshall
Pho died Tuesday afternoon will take
lace ut one o'clock this afternoon at IL
Winter street. where she has been l'v-
1g since the death Of her husband last
february. Mrs Marshall suffered