Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-17
Addison County
MIDDLEBLRY

Two CIVIL Jury trials and no criminal
trials, although two respondents pleaded
guilty to criminal charges against them
Decisions we're rendered in the follow
ing divorce cases Mary G. Gouctt vs.
Fred Goulett, bill granted for neglect.
refusal to support and intolerable
severity; Alice B. King vs.. Fred King,
petition dismissed; Vera NJ. Meilleur VS..
Louis Meilleur, bill granted for intoler-
able severity, neglect and refusal to sup
port, the custody of minor children de-
creed to Petitioner. also decreed to her
as alimony the property mentioned in
libel; Gertrude Taylor VS.. Henry Taylor,
granted for intolerable severity custody
of the minor children granted to the
| libellant with privilege to the father to
| see them at any proper times at proper
places, and $500 per week decreed to the
| petitioner as altmony for the care of the
| children; Hattie S. Lee VS.. Gordon II.
Lee, petition dismissed; May C. Laid VS..
Albert c. Laid. granted for intolerable
severity and refusal TO support and petit
toner granted permission to resume her
maiden name Henrietta NJ. Stark VS..
| Leon S. Stark. petition for the annul-
| fncnt Of marriage and marriage an
nulled: Bertha NJ. Armstrong VS.. Ernest
| j.. Armstrong. granted for intolerablo
severity, custody OF minor children de-
creed to libellant and alimony dccrceh to
her as per stipulation on file; Frances
NJ. Wells VS.. Dana Wells, granted for
| wilful desertion and petitioner has leave
| to resume her maiden name.
Miss Emma Fuller, county homo dem
| onstration agent met with the
Weybridge Farmers club at Weybridge
| Wednesday and gave a demons ira
ton of garment ftting.-Leonard Zee
l 49,
bridge of concrete across Otter creek in
| Salisbury village to replace the old
| wooden structure, which has done serv-
| Ice for many years.--Mrs. Alice Nash
has returned from Forestdale, where she
has been teaching the district school this
| spring as a substitute for another teacher
The funeral of George Henry Hallock
was held at the home of his son -in-law
| Benjamin Hayes, Saturday afternoon at
| one o'clock. The Rev. Henry C.. Newell
Of the Congregational Church officiated
| and interment was in the West cemetery
Mr.. Hallock was born in weybrdse
August "a. 1&7. the son of Isaac and
Susanna Montgomery) Hallock. He was
| - years and ten months old and is sur
vived by wife and two daughters. Mrs
, Shirley Langdon Of New Haven and MIS-
Benjamin Hayes of Middlebury, and a.
| y,
bearers were Clyde Hoffnagle, BENJAMIN
Hayes. Rollin Hallock and Shirley Lang
don. The interment was in the West
cemetery.-Mrs. Roy Howard and two
! children, who have spent a few month.
in Pennington, n. H., have returned and
| opened their home on Seminary street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Aikey and daughter,
| Ruth, OF Rochester were guests of Or.
| and Mrs r. c. Goss Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Calhoun and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Calhoun have returned from
Springfield, Mass, accompanied by their
daughters, Katherine Calhoun and Mrs.
Richards. who will visit them here for a
few weeks. They made the trip by auto
| mobile.-Mr. and Mrs Frank Kennedy
| and niece, Miss Violet Holt. of Roches-
| ter were in town on business trip
Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. George LaPan.
who have been here TO visit Mr.. LaPan's
| father. Frank LaPan. have returned to
| Philadelphia.-News has been received
from Chicago that Mrs. NJ. A Munroe
| who recently underwent an operation at
one of the hospitals in that city, is re-
covering rapidly.-Miss Kathleen Hunt
a teacher in East Northfield, Mass. has
arrived in town and will spend the sum
mer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
l.. Hunt.-Mrs Perley Voter and daugh-
ter of Cambridge. Mass. are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Earle Dewey for few
days.
Miss Sara Malta. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oragio MALTA of Middlebury and
John Bonomo. son of Mrs Carrallo
Confetti of Modica, Sicily were married
Saturday morning at eight o'clock at
ST. Marys Catholic Church by the Rev.
T. J. Leonard The couple were attend
cd by Mrs. Joseph Calvi and Antonio
MALTA, brother of the bride. Follow
ing the ceremony wedding lunch was
served AT the home of the brides brother
on Seymour street. The bride recently
came from Sicily and the groom has been
in this country about II years and served
in the 5sth Regiment 4th Division, 4. e.
F.. seeing service overseas for Il months
I-Charles Il. Crane, editor of The Regis
ter, has returned from a two weeks
visit with his brother, Ephraim Crane of
Brattleboro.-Mrs.S william X. Foster is
ill.-Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer " Drake
have returned to Ticonderoga, \. Y. after
a few days at the home of Mrs. Drake's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Cushman.
n Lawrence Abbey. who has been
confined to his bed for few days,
is so far recovered as to be able to be
out again-Monday, market day, eggs
brought from 40 to A cents, dairy butter
90 ana creamery 6.-huDert Williams mas
returned from Rutland, where he has
been for some time. the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. W. G. MISUNDERSTANDING tions
began Monday in all departm in the
graded and high schools and will con-
tinue until Friday when the school year
will close. Friday evening will come the
exercises of the graduating class which
| will be held in the town hall.-Archie j.
| Cook. village hackman. has returned after
| a few days in Orwell-Mr. and Mrs.
| Alfred Minkler have returned to Brook =
lyn, n. Y, after a visit of several weeks
in Middlebury and vicinity.-Peter j.
Donnelly, who has just closed five
years term of service with one party in
Bridport, left Tuesday to visit in Rutland
and Proctor.-Gorham Brothers, who re-
Gently purchased the Piper house on Mill
street. have completed some cxtenivc re-
pairs on the property and have made it
into a two tenement housc.-Mr. and Mrs.
| Sparks of Seminary street.-Arthur Hin
have boen spending a few days at the
home of Mr.. Sparks parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Sparks, have returned to
| Casteton.-Miss Pauline Smith has re-
turned to Rochester after a week at the
home of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
Sparks of Seminary street, has returned
man of Toronto, Can, a former resident
of this village, was in town Sunday and
Monday.
Many national flags were displayed from
private houses and some on public build
ings Monday in recognition of the Ma
tional flag day.-Miss Mary t. Williams
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