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

for the value Of n carload Of box shocks
shipped to man in Rochester n. Y.
and destroyed by fire in a warehouse be-
fore they reached the customer for whom
they were intended.
The good ship "Ticondcroga" of the
Champlan Transportation company will
make her last trans-lake voyage on Sat-
urday. November 10, to Plattsburgh.
n. Y, and return. The boat will
make two trips on Saturday, one
at Sis O'Clock in the morning and
the other at AIS o'clock In the
afternoon. On Sunday, according to In
formation received from the company's
otfice, the steamer will proceed to her
usual winter berth at Shelburne Harbor.
where she will undergo her annual re-
pairs and inspection. The discontinuance
of the Ticonderoga will close the years
navigation on Lake Champain, with the
exception Of the numerous ferries that
are plying between the two States.
In Probate Court Monday. a license
to sell real estate was issued in the estate
of Francis B. Macomber. late of West
ford. William b. Johnson of Essex was
appointed administrator of the estate OF
Leonard A. Johnson, late of Richmond.
with NJ. S. Whi:comb and Rodney c.
D
and appraisers. Martin S. Villas of this
city was appointed administrator Of the
estate of Frederick d. Horton, late of
Essex, while Charles H. Weed and Frank
NJ. Bgelow, both of Essex, were APP
pointed commissioners and appraisers.
, The will of Bertram II. Sabens. late Of
Richmond, was filed for probate. Lydia
NJ McCuen of Burlington was appointed
Administrative of the estate OF John II.
McCuen, late Of this city.
The two cases which we're scheduled
for t,tal in County Court Tuesday
morning were both disposed of In such
a way that no jury trial was necessary
at that time. so that the jurymen. who
appeared at nine o'clock, we're excused
until three o'clock In the afternoon. The
cases disposed of were Clarence w.
Larochelle VS.. Frederick J. Boucher,
which was set with the court. with the
expectation that it will be settled with
out a hearing; and Morris Brown w
Joseph Parizo. a contract case. which
was passed While tho court was walt
, ing for another case to be prepared for
trial. the testimony Of Deputy Sheriff
, l.. w. Ravlin in the divorce case OF
, Irene A. Howley vs. Arthur l.. Howey
, was heard Attorney Martin S. Villas
questioning the witness. This completes
the evidence in this case.
Ruling that, as neither plaintiff nol
!. defendant is a resident of Vermont. thu
Vermont courts can have no jurisdiction
In the matter, Judge Fred NJ. Butler
granted Friday in County Court TIT
motion of Attorney Max l.. Powell fol
verdict for the defendant In the case o
Berton o. Wetmore, administrator, VS.
James L.. Karrick. Wetmore lives in Mass
achusetts and is administrator Of thu
estate of Charles II. Wetmore Karrck Ii
n resident OF Washington. ID. c. The cas-
$ was concerned with collection of an ole
note given in 1892, which had already bee,
l the cause of two law suits in Massa
chusetts and the District of Columbia
1 The jury had been drawn and one wit
ness, Attorney J. F.. Mckay. of Brook
= line, Mass, had been called for the plain
s tiff, when various points Of law wer
= raised by Attorneys Max l.. Powell an
Y II. S. Peck for the defense, finally re
= sultng in verdict as above. Attorney
J. F. Mckay NJ. G. Leary and II. A
j., Bailey appeared for the plaintiff.