Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-02-13

ingly attlred In a travelling suit of brown
broad cloth. a simple collation. was serv.
ed after which the happy couple left on
the APO train for Montreal. They will be
at home to their friends after March LIST
at Jcffcrsorvile.
In Probate Court Monday John Y. Shea
and NJ c. Berry were appointed commits
sioners and appraisers in the estate of
John Il. Cook. In the estate of LORNA ID.
Hardness of Hinesburgh, DR.. w. II. Hark-
ness was appointed administrator
Elias Thomas who was arrested by Dcp-
uty Sheriff Ballou. charged with throwing
a Syrian woman from a window, was be-
fore Judge Taft Monday, and bail was
Chancercd from $1,000 to $500, H. s. Peck
and N. Il. Noah becoming security.
The following business was transacted
Friday in Probate Court: In the estate
of Cornelius and James Sheehan of Milton
there was "A settlement and decree and In
the estate of Mary L., Emma M. and Nell
lie Pratt of Burlington minors, Leander
Courcy was appointed guardian.
The time FOR noting cases for trial at the
term of United States Court to be con-
Nened in this city February 18th has OK
PRED. Only Gre case is set for trial by
jury. 1t being that of George w. Sabre VS..
George NJ. Honsingcr There Is some
grand Jury business and there Will also
he several court cases
I,r. w. Seward Webb's yrivate train con
sstlng of four cars passed through ;hc
city Saturday about 1890 p. M. en- route
for Parry Sourd. Oh tario. Among the pas
scrgers was Dr. l., NJ Bingham and at
this city the party was Joined ty Gen. r.
S. Peck and Royal Brigham, also of Bur
lington.
Three cases we're entered Saturday for
trial at the March term of county court.
They were those Of Jessie e. White VS..
Charles ID. White. a petition for divorce
OH the ground of dcsertcn; of X. r. Walk
or ". Lena Belle Walker, an action of
assumpst and Morgan Bros. VS.. Arthu:
Duval, an action of assumrsit.
The funeral IF John e. Cook was held
from St. Mary's cathedral at 3 o'clock
Thursday afternoon, conducted by Rev r j..
Parrett There were many beautiful floral
tributes and the last service vas attended
by large Number of people. The inter
n ent was made in st. Joseph's cemetery,
the bearers being Officers Ryan, Kelley,
CoSerove and Grafton.
The following business was transa ted
Tuesday in Probate Court: In the estate
of Frank b. Hathaway of Milton, there
was settlement and decree; in the estate
Of Samuel c. Warner of Colchester, Jen-
ME c. Derway was appointed administra-
triX with will annexed; and in the estate
of Fred A. Douglas of Burlington. Mrs. +.
~. Douglas was appointed administrator.
Or. Harry D. Hopkins. who has been
practicing in Waitsfeld has located here
Tor general practice with Office and resi-
dence at No. 81 Buell. street. Dr. Hop
kins is "A graduate Of the Baltimore Medi-
cal college and received the first cum laude
prize at that institution. He also served
two years as inferno at the Maryland Gen
eial hospital.
The funeral of DIR. c. +. Lewis was held
from his former home at 231 South Union
street Friday afternoon at o'clock
Rev. g. II. Beard ofiiciated and Mrs q. L.
Howes sang very effectively MY Jesus
as Thou Wilt and Abide With Me"
The bearers were w. 3. Mckillip, f. w.
Ward, j. Il. Henderson, c. NJ Smith, c. c.
Miller and w. j. Gates The burial was
in Lake View cemetery.
Sergeant Charles Hubener of the artil-
lery corps at Fort Ethan Allen was in City
Court Monday for assaulting Corporal
Andrews. The affair took place Saturday
night, when the sergeant strucK the cor
poral two blows in the face. He claimed
the blows were caused because the cor
poral lnsulted girl with whom the SER
geant was in company. Hubener was fined
81 ana costs amounting to sl4,S7.
Lucien David of Boston and DR.. Ina NJ.
Miles daughter of Mr. and Mrs James f.
Miles of this city, were married at st.
Mary's cathedral at 8 o'clock Monday
morning. The ceremony was performed
by Rev j. +. Gillis and was witnessed only
by the immediate relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
David left on the noon flyer for II short
honeymoon, during which they will visit
Poughkeepsie. \. y, and New York city.
They are to reside in Roxbury, Mass.
Dallas Ingalls,, for some time an en-
ploye at the Central Cash Market, III,
at his home on North street Saturday,
aged 80 years, months and 10 days. He
is survived by a wife, formerly Miss Lena
Malaney of this city, besides Il little
daughter and father and brother, who
reside in the city. Mr.. Ingalls, was well
nnown in the city and for a long TIM
previous to entering the employ Of Mr..
Trick, he was driver of the chemical en-
CINE ut fire station No. |.
Frof. j. W. Notey and Willard Crane
leave this molnng for the Wert to irvesti-
safe the proposition recently made TO To-
cate a steam road roller manufactory in
this city. They will be absent several days
and upon their return will make report
to meeting that will be called for that
purpose Tho details of the industry 50
far as known were brought out 1t the
Getting held last Monday night
ne biptISt Dung / copies CnlCn ten
dered very enjoyable social to the young
leople of the city last evening. This
pleasant affair was held in the Y M &. i.
r. ons from to 10 o'clock I'd was attend
ed ~ about $50 people. During the even
ing several selections were rendered upon
the piano by Mrs. Ella Hodges and various
games and 1musements were INDUCED in.
Refreshments were served The committee
in charge Of he social consisted of Mrs f.
g. Stafford Miss Mary Marks, Miss Lulu
Jarvis, George Marks and Bert Baldwin.
News has been received in this city of
the sudden death in New York OF Free
man Villas formerly of plattsburgh. He
left his home apparently in his usual
health on Wednesday morning While en-
gagged in his office he was stricken with
paralysis, and a few hours later became
unconscious, in which condition he re-
manned until his death Friday evening. He
Hudson Villas of this city, and two sisters
Mrs. +. Y. Carpenter who is now in Eu-
rope and Mrs, BENJAMIN Norton OF Tole-
do, ohio. His father was the late Samuel
J.. Villas, who was born in Lamoille coun-
~ and who was a resident OF Burlington
for short time. The funeral service 9
were held yesterday afternoon at 2 clock
at the residence OF Mrs. James Shaw in
Plattsburgh.
GIRL WEBS HER MOTHERS HUs-
BAND.
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