Arbitration Award Involving Chase and Wesley Dispute
A Vermont arbitration board led by George M. Powers heard ten days of testimony on a dispute over the occupancy of the Wesley farm at Winouski Bark. The panel found no fraud in the lease contents and rejected Kelley’s claims of bad husbandry and a fraudulent receipt. Damages for non-fulfillment were awarded to Mr Chase, with costs of proceedings set at 64 dollars, to be paid by Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Powers
Morrisville
AJC
Robinson
Westford
Clark Bates
Mesa
Chase and
Wesley
L. Graves
Chittenden County
Iwelley
Winouski
Mir. Chase
Chase
A Nelley
Nelley
Kelley
His
Atrelles
Jin Pendine
Graves
A. Nullard
Kase
Gi. HH
Sturt
Bakurs- Jeliams HW
Deavitt
Wiieoskl
Welley
Impressive Double Funeral at Green Mount
The bodies of Tron Levi Underwood and Mrs Underwood were interred in the same grave. A double funeral from their North Union Street residence proceeded to St Pauls Church with honorary bearers and police. The caskets lay side by side near the chancellery as Rev George Dligs and Bishop Hall led the service. The burial followed in the Green Mount family lot with a quiet, solemn interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
B. B. Smalley
Dion
Robert Robeerts
Seneca Thseltan
Benny
Wheeler, Esq
Underwood
Buckham
John A. Arthur
Torrey
Underwoml
Green Mount
Final Resting Place Shared In Double Grave
A brief funeral scene describes several friends and gentlemen accompanying two individuals to their final resting place. The procession proceeds despite a rainstorm and heavy rain flurries, reflecting a solemn community moment.
Reverend Frank D Penny Likely To Become Pastor
After a prayer meeting at First Baptist Church a church meeting voted to extend a call to Reverend Rh Peties. Reverend Penny has pastored in Worcester Mass and North Adams Mass before joining the local congregation. He is married with no children and is expected to accept the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Penny
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Devon Samuel Blewood
Rh. Petiies
Min Menney
Lincoln Squire
Worcester
Mass
Penney
Colgate
Anboarn
N.Y
Ian North Adame
Chicken Thief Sentenced in Drunken Theft Case
Joseph Butler aged 26 pleaded guilty to stealing a chicken and intoxication after an arrest by police. He was jailed and fined with more than three months in the blouse of Core reetion, marking a third theft conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Butler
Joseph Father
Ain
Hle
Coatrlotias
RT. Clowry
Pmunnier
Hoyd
Vn Hits
Dow
Robert Ie
Pillebure
Aml
Ertaivisinn
Western Union
Isig
ISTS
Atlantic PloPacific Telephoh Company
INS
I8si
Crescents Win The Pennant In Vermont Bowling League
The Crescent team from Barre won the pennant in the Vermont Amateur Bowling League after Friday night games at local alleys. Queen City of Montpelier and Granite City of Barre split the night with Crescent City topping Queen City and claiming季 high series. The event concluded at Shattuck's restaurant with awards, noting top scores and prize winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Queen City
Turlington
Pistives
Montpelier
Granite Ciy
Crescent
Qluten City
Maetimes
Queen
Aw Peere
Keates
Death of Miss Helen Burritt After Illness
Miss Helen I Burritt died at home on Friday morning after a two week illness. She had been an invalid for many years and spent time in Burlington and Lebanon as a teacher and administrator. The funeral will be Monday afternoon at 2 30 conducted by the Reverend Glo Avking with burial in Elmwood Avenue cemetery. survivors include her brother Frederic W Burritt and two sisters Mrs Sarah Burritt and Mrs Noroy Burritt, all of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puneral
Helen I. Burritt
Neodi Sebth
Unne
Wis Oeloek
Munis
Mise Sturvitt
Hinestiysiy
Andrew
Caroline Witl
Fioy
Timbesburgh
Young Idles’ Seminary
Eimsweod
Jurritt
Rine
Burlington
Lhnesburgh
Sears
Sauveurs
University of Vermont
Mirst
Frederic’s W. Burritt
Mister Sarah
Bineroy
Mlemwool Avenue
St Mary's
Hell
Wichoowdl
St. Anne
Barrett
Drate
Ol Hawk
Muse Land
Gard A. Corley
J. GC
Johawley
Doman
Queen City
Miss Kittle
Attrey W
O'Connell
Conswell
Mc Ryan
Mr. Scully
M.r. McMihen
Allee McMithon
John
Tie
Michiel Gil
Calder
Nellie Beara
Aund Mather Barrett
Cesar
Dog Daves
Messrs
Smith
Marvin
Dimes McGee
Dog Fanciers Elect Officers At Champlain Kennel Club Meeting
The Champlain Kennel Club held its annual meeting with wide attendance at the city court room. Officers were elected for the coming year including President Nelson Jackson and a slate of vice presidents, directors, secretaries, and treasurers. New show dates were discussed to align with the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champlain Kennel Club
Nelson Jackson
Amy Bingham
P. Woodbury
I. J. Boynton
C.H. Jor
C. Clark
K. J. Derby
Frederick
L. C. Grant
Robert Noble
W. 8. Webb
RR. Wells
B. B. Beeman
W. H. Kinglesby
A. J. Taylor
F. A. Wells
L. P. Wood
C. H. Mower
Robert J. Ross
W. C. Lane
Dr. H. L. Pacho
F. J. Bushey
Shelburne
John Higgins
Middlehay
J. J. Brown
Waterbury
M. C. Lovejoy
Stowe
G. J. Walton
Montpelier
J. J. Marvin
East Hardwick
Ll. W. Clough
Bethel
State Court Docket Details in Chittenden County
In Chittenden County CourtThursday the jury in Thomas Minard v. Charles Miner awarded $19 damages plus costs to the plaintiff. The criminal docket opened with State v Alice Levee for keeping liquor with intent to sell. the jury found not guilty. The docket lists 13 civil and 3 State cases in civil court, plus 12 civil and 1 State in chancery, with new entries including multiple divorces and property disputes and several State charges such as breach of peace and liquor selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chittenden
Thomas Minard
Charles J
Miner
State
Alice Levee
Reeves
Hulburt
William J. Hulburt
Lillian M. Brown
George (. Brown
Robert Avery
Vermont Electric Company
Robert Berry
Winooski Savings Bank Va
Nettle Stone
Samuel W. Hoyt
Edgar
Hoyt
John J. Wright
Chester A. Keser
Henry Conlin
Frank and
Mary O'Ariens
Henry Conlin Va
Dodds
GS. Bartlett
Sarah
Julius Tines Cavanagh
Ss. Dodd- Lineley
Dodd
Burlington Sayings Bank
B.caid Kennedy
A. G. Whittemore
Ann W. Huntington
Hwireth
EM Smith
Chancery
Magene Roberge
Minjgenetion
Soldier in Court in Burlington Vermont Case Summary
In Chittenden County Court jurors were excused for Burligton residents as cases moved through the forenoon calendar. A key matter involved a dispute over rights to obstruct or occupy foot paths to the lake, with a motion for continuance granted. Don Prince faced charges for furnishing and testified about prior appearances. a guilty verdict was returned and a third-conviction penalty noted. Multiple chancery foreclosures and civil cases were scheduled, continued, or settled, with various names listed for hearings. An incident at the opera house ended with John R. Eskridge pleading guilty to assaulting Officer Lesser, paying fines for breach of peace and drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chittenden County Court
Burligton
Chammain
Rightineity Court
Oecupy
Footal Whig
Stroet
Heer
Ted
Acus
Wis Euch
Qomaterial
Witnesa
Col
Legrandpo Carneat
Comedy
W. L. Bornap
Dlret
Tat of
Don Prince
Prince Wits
Incelty
Avenel
Patrick Murphy
Brhlay Cat de Herowhiskey
Prine
Auanet
Prines
Murphy
Pwore
Muwer
Direwn
M. Horton
Wiknet
Vite
Prince
John J
Enright
Chester A. Reger
Pattle
Linsey Ve. O
Dodds and Jr
Flanderson
Julius M. Greene
Fi A. Crandall
William Regere
Hey Riya
John Seith
Michael McNulty
George A. Tall
Thomas Neil
Thomas Hallorin
Burey A. Kennedy
Lillian Mechans
Tobey
G. B. Cutting
Storst
Frank Lamson
Trenry Downer
Mary
Frank Sheehy
Holbrooke
Allee M. Parmer
Gilet ¢ Farmer
J. Terrill
Michael Murphy
John R. Eskridge
Opera House
Leosser
Gallorykridge
Amd Eskridge
Lesser
Eskridge
Lazy Liver Pills Promise Quick Liver Relief
An advertorial claim extols Ayer s Pills for liver trouble and dyspepsia. It cites E N North of Sidell praising the medicine, noting one pill nightly to start the liver and end ailments, with a 5 cent per box price and Ayer Co. in Lowell Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
E. N. North
Sidell
Arrested on Suspicion Two Burglary Suspects in Schuylerville
Two men suspected of a Schuylerville store burglary were chased Monday. Horatio Coon, 22, claimed as John Keefe, was arrested by Officer Russell after a struggle. Henry Robinson escaped. A loaded revolver, cartridges, knife, and other items valued between 500 and 600 dollars were found on Coon. both men are wanted for stealing firearms, watches, and other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylerville
N. Y
Focal Police
Horatio Coon
John Keefe
Russell
Dios
Brownell
Sehuyleyville
College Street
Champlain
Gattery
St. Paul
Liberty
Officer Russell
Coon
Henry Robinson
Robinson
Unitarian Society Officers Elected at Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Unitarian Church was held in the church parlors Monday afternoon. Dr J M Clarke was elected moderator. Charles Ordway became a three year prudential committee member. Veine La Soule and W ob Gals named other members. Officers include Clerk and Treasurer G B Jolson Cal Teeter EK Adsit auditor KB lm Librarian Miss Moore and assistant Mollie Mower. Next meeting set for Monday evening with annual rental of pews to follow parish supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Chrereh Society
J. M. Clarke
Bea
Charles 2. Ordway
Prudential Committee
Veine
la Soule
W. Ob. Gals
G. BF. Jolson
Cal- Teeter
Adsit Auditer
Iff Moore
Librarbin
Mollie Mower
Two Soldiers In Court Fined For Intoxication At Fort Ethan Allen
Two soldiers arrested for intoxication in Elyvil court faced fines and jail time. Edward Pall pleaded guilty, fined 3 dollars plus 10.75 costs, with ten days in jail as alternate. He admitted possessing a quart of whiskey after being approached on Church Street. James O’Connell also pleaded guilty, fined nine dollars and 49 cents plus costs, with ten days in jail as alternate after a companion allegedly offered him a drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Ethan Allen
Legat
Elyvil
Amd
Tal Guil
Edward Pall
I Auart Watt
That Beautiful Glass From Devon Varnish Moor Paint
An item sold by Hagar Bros features That Beautiful Glass derived from varnish in Devon’s Moor Paint. It adds 5 cents per quart to the price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Hagar Bros
Expressing gratitude to Horace Ross and family
The relatives of the late Mrs Ross express appreciation for the kindness shown during the illness and death of the wife and mother. Horace Ross and family note their thanks to friends and neighbors for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Ross Or
Stield Ovish
Horace Ross
Waubakiakee Golf Club appoints season committees
Committees named by Woodhouse of the Waubakee Golf Club to serve during the coming season include tournament, entertainment, and auditors. Members listed include James Ro Wheeler, Kimball, Torrey, Green, Ward, Marson, We Robinson, Hy dt I Willcox, and others with Mrs. George Wiles presiding over entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waubianakee Golf Club
Woodhouse
Waubstakee Golf Club
Hcoming Beaton
Ieaster
Weed
Englesby
van Patten
James Ro Wheeler
I. By
Kimball
D. A. Torrey
Green
Jd. W. Votey
H. L. Ward
da I Marson
D. We Robinson
Divorce Granted in Short Chittenden County Session
One divorce was granted in a brief Chittenden County Court session Saturday. Fate purday and John Burde faced a separation on grounds of intolerable severity and adultery. The petitioner was allowed to resume her maiden name. A Delaney case was started but not finished, with prior proceedings noted. The court adjourned as Judge Stathord left for St Johnsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chittenden
Himily
John Burde
Sophia CC
Delaney
Charles D. Delaney
Bex
Stathord
St. Johnsbury
States
Farmer
A. Phillips
Jocept
B. Phillips
Henry Downer
Mary Downer
Mower
Daniel Sullivan
Nolle Prossegui
A. Vs. Norton
J. Monahan
J. T. Monahan
Trusstee
Thomas Halloran
Margaret A. Kennedy
Cain
Ani
John W. Hayes
Changes in Proy Conference at Troy Methodist session
The Troy Times reports the Troy conference of the Methodist Church will convene at Saratoga Springs on April 1 with Bishop J. N. Kited presiding. Many pastoral changes are expected as several ministers retire or move postings including Rev I Marsh and Rev A Spencer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Times
Troy
Methodist Church
Saratoga Springs
J. N. Kitegerd
St. Louis
Duria
I. Marsh
Hiterland
A. Spencer
Society of Church Extension
EK. Wilson
Green Island
B Cox
Addison
William Clark
Upper Troy
W. L. Stark
Owean Grove
N. Jo
PL Allen
Broy
A. O. Spoor
Winooski
W. H. Meeker
Los Angeles
Cal
J. H. Coleman
Glens Palle
Salem
Ore
Willamette University
Saratoga Church
Jered L. Decker
Jhethureh
Gloversville
St Patrick's Day High Mass and Banquet Observed
St Mary's Cathedral hosted a High Mass with Rev J M Brown of Pittsford delivering the day’s address on patriotism and loyalty. A Monday banquet followed at St Mary's Hall with post ceremony exercises as the parade formed on Main Street featuring St Mary's Mutual Benevolent, Catholic Young Men's Union, Knights of Columbus and Foresters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Cathedral
J. M. Brown
Pittsford
Mare Ald Isle
Innenmen
St. Patrick
St. Mary's Hall
Main Street
Hayward Block
St. Mary's Mutual Benevolent Dissociation
Catholic Young Men's Union
Knights of Columbus
Foresters
Sherman
Wood
Dio
Morstable Howe
Chester Indreth
iChurch
St. Mary 4 Cathedral
Sheremins
Tightae
Tharrett
He Hdoxeon
I Deve
Michaud
Mgr.de Me Cloaree
J. M. Conthuel
Bl.atrick
Europe
John M. Brown
Iis
WCC
Delany
St Mary's Banquet Honors Irish American Heritage
An evening banquet organized by St Anne’s Society celebrated Irish and American ties with speeches by Rt. Rev. J. S. Michaud and John O’Neill, plus songs by Miss Gard A. Corley and other performers. The program honored Father Mathew and concluded with a singalong of America.
What Our Neighbors Say on Fire Insurance Trusts
Vermont insurers face rising rates amid the valued policy law and out‑of‑state competition. The Brattleboro Reformers notes steady losses in Vermont, higher profits in New Hampshire, and argues trust-based insurance promotes over‑insurance and expense growth. Calls for reform stress reducing losses over boosting receipts to stabilize rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howths Trust
Brattleboro
Vermont
Trampshire
Jha
Boston Record
Jesser
United States
Russia
Demere
Red Seal Floor Paint Slogan and Local Stall Mention
A local stall runs under the banner Red Seal Floor Paint claiming the product lasts longer and promises paint to repaint floors. The brief mentions Hager Brothers as a cheap supplier or stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hager Brothers
Two Divorces Granted in Chittenden County Court
Sessions resumed Monday afternoon as several cases were disposed of including two divorce petitions in which Ville were granted. The first divorce use was that of Ali.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chittenden
Ville
Ali
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Cleveland Baking Powder Co
New York
Warren Street
Boston Highlands
Devoe
Pennsylvania
Fpormanch
Poennevivwanig
Sleward Opermi
Joe Tonkins
Chewson
Nellie Reid
Mikes Diewsan
Western Union Promotions
Thomas T. Eckert
R. T. Clowry
Crescents
Helen Burritt
William Donaldson
Blue Hill
Dorchester
W, C. Cronemeyer
Carnegie Building
Pittsburg
American Tin Plate Company
DOG
Lake Front
J.C. Avep CO
Lowell, Mass
Unitarian Society
Anny
N. E. Perfumery Co
Mf Dept. A
Tremont
Fuston, Mise
Sons of Ireland
McDowell
Father Mathew
America
The
Wilmington Times
Mutual
Ali Vermont
Middlebury
Wilmington
Doe Heli
Tlon Stones
Horege
Thia
Vermont Pensioners
Woashington
Yiove
Thieory i
West Ruthind
Inere
Fienry Park
Wo Fork
Lineus
Vance
East Concert
Channcey H. Goodale
Dummerston
Nancy L. Hall
Elgin
Flein
Mir
Otc
Poulidas I
En-Gov
Pagiss
Mirs
Hiyde Park
Smith College
Cambridge Junction
Wm. Connors Paint Mfg. Co
W. Y
Kemp
T.S. Peck
Burlington, Vermont
Maule’s
New England
Canada
Maule
Henry Maule
Filbert Street
Philadelphia
Bregory & Bon
Marblehead
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