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

t chancery. was entered yesterday II
e Chttenden county court The plaintif
resides in Port Chester, n. v. and e. r
Haven is resident OF Milton A. r
Haven formerly lived in Milton. - TIL,
: plaintiff who owns n farm in Milton nnt
a certain pasture IN Essex seeks to re-
cover money FOR the use of the sam,
: from the defendants.
Chitteuden county court reconveped al
two O'Clock Monday afternoon. whe-
the case of W. b. Johnson e. Co, vs.
the Central Vermont Railway CO., ar
action to recover for a carload Of corr
! which 1t is alleged was damaged while
: in transit over the road Of the defendan,
company. was taken up
Willis Marshall Adams IS years OLD and
son Of Mrs. y. NJ. Adams Of IS pitkin
street. disappeared from his home in
September and since then his mother ha \
heard no word from his. Adams has dark
hair blue oyes, light complexion and is
about six feet tail. His mother thinks
that when he first lcet he went to st.
Adams.
While Mrs. Charles II. Lane OF lee
North Union street was walking on
North Winooski avenue on her way to
the Standard Memorial hall Thursday
morning. she suffered a stroke of
paralysis and was taken into the office
of Dr. c. ". Bcecher. DR. w. G. r.
Flanders was summoned and she was
taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital
Three mon were arraigned Monday
morning in city court for intoxica ton.
| Harry Merrill was fined - and costs Of
st3a. which he will pay. William Varnev
| of Williston was fined g. and costs of
S1.37. and will serve the alternative sem
tence of ten DAYS in Jail George Ham
lin was fined IS and costs of $50 and
will try to pay.
The annual meeting of the .sodalitv OF
the Blessed Virgin Of st. Joserh's Church
was held sunday afternoon in the
| parish hall after vcspers The officers
for the ensuing year are as follows:
Spiritual adviser the RI Rev J. NJ
| Cloarec president Miss Florence ciuyottc:
/ ce-president, Miss Albina 81. Ongc:
secretary Miss Georeiaua Duhamel;
treasurer. Miss Anna Gosseli11.
The now Hudson-Fulton two cent
stamps, which recently reached the Bur
| lington postoffice. seem ~ be popular
here During the past few days there
! has been q brisk demand for them among.
7 others than collectors. BY the artistic
world the stamp IS not deemed note
worthy effort, il being chiefly conspicous
hecaus" OF it's extreme size. The new
Lincoln stamp is ALSO on sale
| The annual meeting of tho Enworth
| League was held Tuesday I'm the par
lors of the Methodist church ut the close
Of the regular meeting. Tho Officers
elected for The ensuing year We're as fol-
lows: President Donald McCloland frst
Nce-lrcsident. Miss Grace Humphrey.
second vice-prosidonto Miss ITelen Ear-
ton: third vice president MISS Catherine
Coventry; fourth vioo-rresincnt. Alta
Grismcr; secretary, Miss Catherine Nc
pou@aIi, trcasuror. Miss Rotta shin
Vile
Miss Margaret chestnut who has been
the stonorraphcr at the sessions of chit
tendon county court for several years.
las resigned ana on Saturday sailed
from New York for Paris or tire steam
ship st Paul. She has been visiting
her father and sister in Oswepo. y Y.
Miss Chestnut expects to be absent about
six months ana her pcrnauen; address
will he care OF MorGan. gIarics co.. 81
boulevard IIaussmnnn, Paris. France.
II. Minms Of -. Adams viii act IA
court steno2raphcr during the present
term.
In probate court Friday in the
estate of Caroline Fay Of Bolton the |
will was proved and G. \. pease was
appointed administrator. In the es-
tate of Lester Hin Of Springfield. |
Mass. there was a settlement of the |
guardians account. A lrense to sell |
real estate was granted in the estate
of Alhan, 4 Pcary Of Bolton, and in |
the estate of J. W. Goodell of Bur
lnEton the win was proved Mary c. !
Goodell ana T.. r Taft were appointed
executors. 9. :, lsham and w. II. |
Toolcs were appointed appraisers. and |
f.. :. Isham and O. P. Ray commits
siOners.
Charles Mitchell was taken into city
court Friday morning al his request
ana pleaded guilty to an Information
'led against him. charging him with
robbing the fruit store OF A. X. Brica
situated on lower King street He
was sentenced to 5 rye not more than
two and not less than ons and a half
years in the States prison at Wind
sor The crime tor which Mitchell
was conv cted was committed last
July, when n young man named Gently
bar was arrested as an accomplice
Later, in city court, Ccntybar was
discharged, a little over $50 was
stolen from tho cash orawer
Mrs T.. II. Burg,s SIS gave charming
reception Saturday afternoon from four
To six o'clock fer her daughter Madeleine.
at their home. -, south Willard street.
q large number Of ladies' being in at
tendance. Chrysanthemums in great
PROPULSION were aristically arranged
about the house and Barton's orchestra
furnished music Mrs. u. l.. Tate Mrs
+, r. Parker Mrs, w II. Englesby,
Mrs r. l.. Ward and Mrs. {. l.. Wood
MIry assisted the hostesses, The Misses
May liawley and Alice Harrington pour
ed coffee and chocolate In the dining
roon aud "A number of other young lady
friends of Miss Burgess served the
guests with delicious refreshments.
The parlors of the Unitarian Church
were crowded TUESDAY evening, when a re-
ccption was rendered to the freshmen
of the university and the business coll
loges of the city Two farces were on
the program both of which were clevcrly
acted and furnished a pleasing entertain
ment. Haear's orchestra was present and
refreshments were served The first