Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-01

oihs 10 the immigration offfcerS who
were In this city yesterday. This in
Guides both those who intend to take up
tnelr permanent residence here and those
VINO come only temporarily. A few are
ouy1ng farms, but the vast majority are
still continuing toward the Industrial
| centers
Yesterday afternoon Judge Fish ad
| 1ouined Chttenden County Court until
July 10. AZ that time he will return to the
city to take up court and chancery mat
tiers. Before adjournment he granted the
| petition of Mrs. Josephine T. ShattucN
| va Curtis n. Shattuck for divorce on
The grounds of intolerable severity. He
also granted $1,000 aiimony. The testimony
In the case occupied nearly all of yestcr-
/ day as it did the day before Shattuck is
, well-to-do farmer. living in Monkton.
! In United States court yesterday mum err
Gus old cases Of evasion of the draft laws
werc disposed Of many Of them being
nolte pressed. In no cases was there an
| apparent attempt to evaGe the law but
through mistakes in addresses, misun-
Outstanding of the law or from other
cases. 40 QUESTIONABLE was returned.
Most of these cases were nolle pressed.
In others the respondents were sentenced
to day in Jail None of the respondents
came from this section of the country.
A, .,,,o,i fro,, tb,, commissioners rc.
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dS",nS' '"e $50 w 'n'".' i''.
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BOARD aud care OK MI. rr''o"a,' oeAo'e
his dcath' Attorney clarence = Co~'es
represents Mrs' 'lotsn IN "e' Np'''"' vi
! 'he ''-'e'
PrehminsT! work nas oeen begun u,
making over Sa:arey Ssrk ABOUT al
that mas peen ACCOMPLISHED NUS iaf' IA"
ever. Is the cutting down OK the hedee'
"orh IS deaASo' hect-sc o. me h'aou"y
- tn" park 'nfssiopers to SECURE iChos
"nth IN" taxes arc PAID IL 70 eApecC'o
nat the taxes U,u he payao'e on 'u'y
! rs the l's' "hi De SVcn 10 OF
! Cant by c''y '1crk Coriy oefoFe I'M
t4'nS HA4 'a-'eT 1n"st Oe lDbi 'Tibii '"
! Gays 10 a"oiu exits" COSTS go me ,a-', nay
, VIII DE- Ausost 10 vefo'e 'ne aoui-'h"i
per cent 10 aouc"-
Bertha Bennett Elliot, Of Burlington
+ has filed IN county court through her
attorney - II, Whi'e, sun i"r a.
vorce from Hugh tihott' on the
ground OF ihtoieraoie se'er'ty' ne-
sert1on ana refusal 10 support lhe
partles were narreo May ~ i'o1 III
ourihS toh. ne ioeiee Is no" III pa' 20
uhNno"h' ineE "Neu 'ose'ne! '" we"
i'rN citE io' WV years d"" men .""e
70 our''ns .or' Woe'e me! i've" .'o'"
, l'oo 10 20, ine pe,t,on se,s ,or,n
| 'ndt ''' i!oeii.e "eserNu me ""e
w jun To- i'i'' i"ere are W. '"','
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''o'io' a'N' ''o 'u''ous'
Lieut. col Herbert B. Crosby. now on
~ WI" ,'V ~ ~ =, ~ d' I,n' INV.
az" ""'o' MAN ~ uI y
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uu''ns th' worm war were afno"e '"e
'V 'nei''e'S 'oni posi"s VI t',e 'ei'o' VI
| ,.'e INV lass 'hd' was = auua'eu ''o"
me a my 0c'N'Ne S'hoo's a' 'o'' DeaNen
Mor'n' Mans 'as' lhursnaN' 'o'ohei
OloSos n',' a p'"Oe ai'''"s tne ho"o' srau-
| u'e' a", ""'1' ''''' an'o"3 'i'' ''s
| '''is u'H"'t S'a"ua'eN' ihey' VII" No
''n' " Wv ''"N', WI, 'ep''' az '"e
eo'oo'' y" oep'en'oe' 10 ,'' a"other
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The annual meeting and installation Of
oH1cers of St Aloysius society was held
"Wednesday June . in its rooms on Alien
/ street. ana Inc Following officers were
Installed PRESIDENT. Raymond d.
Hellheau Vce-pres1dent' Henry j.
Nlens: secretary, Leo j. Gay treasurer.
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oos ~ na'nr' In''". suafu LEON =
1' H,.""' "laN
~, 'ar TX Leu hdr''t,' Leo o'f''ays
anu 1uS.rohe Ma'inot' rohowihs .he
nlee'.hs' - were 'hi'a'eu INTO the order.
a"u .i'i' "ds iollo"eu oF Sr"'her aho
( ST 80" 81 So" 'i''ie' Inc NeN' Noroer'
''uiA was pie'e'' anu SloAe orie"s'
representatives from the different
| sugar sections Of the State met
in the Office OF the County Farm Bureau
| frldaN with tharles Moran OF Jericho.
| CHAIRMAN Prof. c. n. Jones of the Yer
mont Experiment station gave interesting
information on the care and handling OF
maple products. l.. G. Mulholland. State
| marketing agent. Of Montpelier. gave
some valuable advice on organization
! 1t was voted to organize for marketing
purposes with the county as a unit. and
! with local branches in the sugar produc-
| ing communities. committee made w
| of n. j. Ellis Of Huntington, Harold
! Hall Of jericho and l.. G. Rogers OF
undernill was chosen to draft bylaws
with the assistance Of Mr.. Mulholland
A preliminary survey is to be made by
the farm bureau. including the number
of trees and the amounts of sugar and
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