Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-23

uaugntcr. E'izabetn, was porn 10
DR.. and Mrs. G. f. Loudon early Mon
day morning.
Cards are out Announcing the mar
riage August q Of Ernest I. Tracy
and Miss Amy r Weston.
The case of the Strong Hardware COM
rany versus George II. Washer Of John
son, an action of trespass to- recover 800,
has been filed with the county clerk.
Moses Gardner is improving from his
injuries sustained by his fall from the
bridge at Shelburne. No new complica-
tons have set in.
settlement and decree has been
entered in the probate court In the
estate Of william Metcalf, late of Tn
derhill
William Crowley. William Collins and
Emily Hathaway We're arrested Mon
day on mittimuses and lodged IN the
county TAIL.
The Rev. j. NJ Cloarec Is now able to
be mp about his room to considerable
extent but is not vet able to 20 to other
parts of the house.
Daniel w. Kessler, formerly connected
with the weather bureau station at
scranton, Pa. arrived here Friday
and has assumed his duties at the local
station
The 60th anniversary of their marriage
will be celebrated by Mr.. end Mrs. Louis
Barttro of North willard street to-
day. A mass will be said at eight o'clock
IN the morning at st. Joseph's Church.
The engagement of Martin II. Rice,
L. " NJ. OF, formerly of this city,
and Miss Genevieve Goss of Milwau-
kee, has recently been announced.
Miss Goss is a sister of John w. Gdss.
L. V. NJ. ex-'1O
r. L. Casey who was injured by q fall
while working for the city lighting de-
rartment, has been discharged from the
Mary Fletcher hospital, where he was
taken. and is far advanced on the road
70 recovery.
MIR. and Mrs Bennett Turk have re-
turned from short trip to Montreal
who're on Sunday, September 10. they
Celebrated the 5oth anniversary of their
marriage in the city which they long
bgo visited on their wedding journey.
Frank Ashley said to he Of Colches-
ter was Yesterday committed to the
'hittenden county jail, charged with
petit larceny. II Is alleged that he
stole a watch from a relative, not long
since
Prof. and Mrs. Frederick Topper, Jr..
left Sunday for New York, where they
VIII take a steamer about the first OF
October for Europe, to he gone year.
Ii is their intention to spend part OF
the winter on the continent and the re-
ma!nder Of the time in England.
James Z. Ryan of this city appeared
Tuesday morning before Acting City
Judge Leary in answer TO a charge of
ntoxioation. Mr.. Ryan pleaded guilty
and. as it was his second offence he
was sentenced to spend 30 days in the
Chttenden county Jail.
Fred MCGOWAN appeared in city court
On Saturday in answer to charge of
lntoxication. He pleaded guilty and was
ined 81 with costs of sT.42. Tho alternate
sentence was 10 days In Jail, which Mr.
MCGOWAN will take IN preference to the
fine.
Frank Aikey was arraigned In city
court yesterday morning on a charge
81 lntpXlCaflon re PLEADED guilty
and was fined $500 with costs OF
Ss14. The alternate sentence was 10
DAYS in Jail and Mr.. Aikey paid his
me
hearing was had in nrohate court
n, Saturday ~, the nroof of the will
OF Della a. Jones. late of Glcns Falls.
n V The will was made I'm C;lens Falls
and codicil was executed in Massa-
chusetts The Question before the court
ts as to the proper execution of the
codicil which was made in Newton hos
f'
The Rev. a. G. Garner colored pas
tor of Washington, y. c., will preach at
Essex Junction Sunday October Il and
In the evening viii preach to the SOL
ders at Fort Ethan Allen. This service
IS a part Of the program connected with
the great national convention OF the
American Missionary association to be
held here October ~, 90 and q.
s. f. Hill, an employee Of the Luniere
company, who suffered injuries last week
as the result OF fau. is reported much
improved and on the road to recovery.
II was feared M first that there were
fractures and possibly internal injuries
and the injured man was accordingly
taken tn the Mary Fletcher hospital, but
II developed that the consequences are
not serious.