Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-22
ATHE BURLINGTON FREE THURSDAY APRIL

at the home of Mrs. o. s. DAVIS ner
daughter, with whom she had lived since
coming here from Waterbury. She "as
a native of Waitsfield, a daugn'c, vi
Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa Russ ana was ,, vo,
September 2. 1890. Her sister. MIS-. D''ot'
of Waterbury, is over 90 years OF age. pc
sido Mrs Elliott, the deceased leaves tiree
daughters. Mrs Davis, Mrs. George Cafnp
of Warren and Mrs. Hattie Collins OF
Long Beach, Cal.
, Quite n number of those employed III
the National Life Insurance oiticc "P-
pcarcd Monday morning in overans com
plying with their signatures OF Peti''o''
Saturday they would wear these 10 s'ow
their desire to reduce the hish Gust VI
living AS far AS could be learned none
Of the women appeared in "Motner ,uo-
bard" aprons. as was proposed, but IL IL
understood they will This action set the
employees about the State House talking
on the matter and it would not be strange
II in n day or go these persons would
| appear similarly dressed, while at the
Lane Manufacturing companys plant the
workmcn have given up buy'ng oVeralis
because they are too expensive. inc
workmcn find they can wear out their old
clothing or buy cheaper grade OF
trousers with more economy than they
can buy overalls.
Bernce Prindle Austin has brought suit
against Il. A. Prindlc in Washington
county court to recover $i,945.25. setting
forth that in the settlement OF the estate
of Sarah Prindlc, Il. A. Prndle, admins
TRAITOR of the estate, which was in pro-
bate court, was ordered by the court to
pay to Bernice Austin. the above sum,
that had been decreed to her by the pro-
bate court and that he has declined to
pay over money.
! The case of Austin Bryant VS.. Ambrose
Larow has been filed in the same court.
while in the case of the Park Amusement
company VS.. Mary Zanleoni. ct al, mo-
ton has been granted allowing the reduce
ton of the attachment on the property
which was recently imposed. in a $1,000
lsuit.
Judge r.. NJ. Harvey Of Montpelier Mon
day morning rendered n judgment in
Barre city court, where he presided re-
Gently in the case of Charles j. Spencer
VS.. B. w. Goodfellow for the plaintiff to
recover $3.50. The plaintiff who had been
employed by the defendant last year
brought suit for commission on the
sale of automobiles. In giving the judg-
ment the court allowed about half OF
these and refused to allow the remainder
Both parties were witnesses In the
George A. Long murder trial in Washing
ton county court some weeks ago.
". ]. Slayton has been appointed
guardian of w. L. Davis of Planfield !;
John w. McGrath Of Roxbury has been
appointed administrator Of tho estate Of
John McGrath, late of Northfield; and
William Kingston of Mortified of the
estate of John Kingston. late of North
field. and B. A. Stockwell of that town
of the estate of Mercy Stockwell late Of
Northfeld while the will Of Nelson /.
Sanborn, late OF Planfield, has been
proven in probate court.
Thirteen teachers in the Montpelier
schools have resigned, effective at the
end of the school year. 1t is a similar
action TO what occurred last year. only
that the number is greater. The reason
given is that the increase in salary is
not enough to suit them, although it Is
understood there is other dissatisfaction
relative to various matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker and chauf-
. four, Charles Doyle. and Mrs. Doyle. have
returned from Miami. Fla. whore they
spent the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Parker.
:. Or. r. !. Fitzgerald, William e. Poole and
Mrs. Lillian Gle went Tuesday to Brad
ford to attend the funeral Of Mrs. II. T..
Parker. whose death occurred in the South
during the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
motored from Florida to Brattleboro and
there were forced to leave the car because
of the condition of the highways.
In probate court Tuesday Frank c.
Bancroft of Barre town was appointed
administrator of the estate of Henry N.
Payne, late of Barre. Chester w. Boyce
of Calais was appointed administrator of
: the estat" Of Fred a. Robinson, late of
Marshfield.
Mr.. aIu Mrs. H. W. Perkins left Tues
will enter the sanatorium. having been In
= ! i'll health for some weeks.
, In Washington county court a petition
for foreclosure has been made by the
Mortified Savings Bank against Edwin
| S. and Estella NJ. Dunmor. Henry A.
Jones and A. Jarvis Plumley. Plumley &
Campbell appear for the petitioner
In probate court Nettie NJ. Abbiatti of
East Montpelier has been appointed
eXecutrX of the will of Nelson !. San
born. late of Plainfed.
Mrs. Eva ]. Hull, widow of Lyman NJ
Huh, died Tuesday evening at her home,
l56 Elm street after an extended period
Of i'll health. Funeral services will be held
Thursday afternoon at 1870 o'clock at her
= late home, the Rev. Charles st. John
J. pastor Of the Congregational Church. of.
r iiciating. Burial will be in Worcester. The
deceased was born August Z, 1854, In
= Worcester, the daughter of Frederick E
. and Carrie r. Cummings) Templeton
n She is survived by two sons, residing In
= this city, and other relatives.