Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-11-25
CITY NEWS.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
A. c. Booth Saturday night.
In probate court Tuesday in the estate
of Mary c. Burdick of Jericho A. j.. Bur
dick was appointed administrator.
Police officer John Ryan is now able
to walk about with the assistance of a
crutch.
News has been received in the city o
the birth of son to DR.. and Mrs. j
Churchill lIinde of Winchester, Mass.
A cablegram, received Monday from
Manila, stated that Lieutenant and Mrs
ROyden Beebe are the parents of son.
In probate court Friday in the cs-
tate of Alexis Dennis of Jericho settle
ment and decree was made.
Patrick Murphy of Waterbury was ar
raigned In city court Thursday, charged
with intoxication and was fined s. and
costs of 1874. He paid.
Edward Borette was arraigned in city
court yesterday, charged with intoxica
ton. He pleaded guilty and was fnet
50 and costs and expects to pay
John W. Saulkhan and Miss Maud
Harm gton. both of S39 ST Paul street
were married last evening at the Bapts
/ Church parsonage by the Rev. +. ID
Penney.
About IS couples attended the dane,
given in the ID. O. II. hall last eveninl
under the auspices of Goethe lodge. Must,
was furnished by Lees orchestra and re
freshmen &c were served
William Flanagan. formerly day clsrl
at the Hotel Burlington, has been sue
ceeded by Walter G. lothian. Mr.
Holtham was for six years clerk at tn,
Wentworth House, Woodsville. ~ II.
While hunting Thursday Julian T.
Clarke shot a. red fox in the tamaracr r,
swamp in the rear of the Drew farm
1t is considered very handsome
specimen.
The case Of S. Rubin & Sons VS. J
Max Agel. surviving partner, was entered
Monday in Chittenden county court
The action is one of general assumpsi
in which $3.50 is involved
Mrs. May y. Mott left Monday even.
ing for Rcdlands, Cal, where she vii
Miss Cornela Mott. who Is teachc,
in the public schools of that city.
The case of Charles w Mcbride vs.
W. H. Il! Lyons, apt, was entered il
Chittenden county court on Saturday
This IS an action of special assumpsi'
the sum Of 5000 being involved. Bot
parties reside in Essex.
Miss Hazel Anders was soemnized Mon
day morning at st. Joseph's Churcl
by the Rt. Rev. ]. NJ. Cloarec The wit
nesses were c. Cross and and Miss Mar
Cross.
W. p. Dodds, clerk in the local offic
of the Equitable Life Assurance societ,
has been transferred to the Providenc,
r. l., office. with increased salary. II
G will leave tonight. his mother will folio,
= later and they will make their HON
q there.
i One candidate appeared at the examina
l ton held yesterday at the customs hous
: for the position of assistant inspector i
the bureau of animal industry. TIL
examination was held under the super
vision of Local Secretary j. Cheste
3 Jones.
Policeman John II. Ryan, who was re
Gently shot in the thigh of the left leg b.
John A. Thomas. a negro supposed to b
insane. was removed from the Mar
Fletcher hospital Friday to his hom
on North street. His condition is stead
lily improving.
4 Miss Lydia NJ. Younger and Neln 0
! n. Crane were quietly rrorried at tn
. home Of the bride on ST. Paul street las
evening by the Rev. w. A. Dawson. Onl
, a few of the intimate friends and rela
, tiV"s of the couple were present at tn
. CEREMONY. After wedding tour, the
will make their home in this city.
The train over the Burlington an
Ianoille railroad started her winte
capers yesterday. when the turntable a
Cambridge Junction refused to work an
the train was backed the entire dstano
to Burlington She did her best. how
ever and arrived in this city only a
hour and half late.
The many friends of Captain am,
g Mrs. H. w. Wilson, l.. ). A.. will h.
/, Interested to know Of Captain VII
< sons transfer from Fort Fremont )
f c.. to Fort McIenry. Maryland. II
t will report for duty on December II
$ Mrs. Wilson Will be remembered q
Miss Laura T.. Bunker of this city
A., While d. I. Warner Of Mallctts bay wa
= feeding some of his prize winning poutr
. recently. he noticed cross fox trying t
make his escape through a fence. carry
ing a chicken. Mr., Warner got rin
into working order. and Mr., Fox fel
The animal is "a beautiful specimen of
i. kind rarely seen in this section.
4 Charles I,e,'lar of Colchester IVES AZ
raigned in city court Tuesday, charge
with second offense of INVESTIGATIONS II
was fined sl5 and costs of sS.29. with IN
alternative sentence Of 20 days IN jail II
will probably serve the time. Alney She
don pleaded guilty to a first offense an
was fined s. and costs Of $7.39 lie wi
y pay.
-, In probate court Monday the will q
- the late Gen. O. O. Howard was prove
" and Elizabeth A. Howard was appoin,e
- executrix. c. l.. Smith and G. H. Horto
" We're appointed commission ers In II
estate of Harry l.. Leah A., and Hug
M. Sanctuary of Manchester the mothe
y Mrs. Abbe Sanctuary, was appointe
" guardian.
Napoleon Blair appeared before Judr
n Mower Friday and pleaded guilty t
II being drunk. He was fined s. and cost
+ of $3.50 He will probably serve the alte,
n native sentence of ten days in jail. t.c
q ward Lang was arraigned for intoxicf