Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20
CITY NEWS
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born TO Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Farr Satur-
day morning
In probate court on Saturday settle
mcnts and DEGREES were made in the
estates of ALBANIAN Perry and Caroline
Fay Of Bolton.
This second concert Of the winter by
the Burlington symphony orchestra was
given at the Strong theatre Friday even
Ing to a large audience.
The first meeting of the creditors in the
bankrupt estate of T. X. Milne was held
Monday at the office of Justice G.. W.
Deherville and +. G. Webster was ap-
pointed trustee.
In probate court Friday in the estate
of Sophia Nollens of Colchester, Eliza
Fountain was appointed administrators.
A settlement and decree was made in the
estate Of Sarah NJ. Judson, late of Bur
lington.
The Rutland Railroad company are
now storing their annual supply Of Ice
at their house on battery street, The
ice is cut at Rouses Point and is brought
here in cars. 1t is from ~ to- >. inches
thick.
haut We're quietly married Monday
morning al seven O'Clock in st. Joseph
Church by the ri. Rev. J. NJ Cloarec,
THE witnesses were Norcisse Thibault
and l.. NORM.
Work will he commenced to-day on the
digging OF an artesian we'll at Queen
city Park. The well will be driven near
the hotel and will supply the drinking
water for the guests there and for
campers.
Frank Pratt was arraigned before JUS
tice Deberrile Friday, charged with
noi-support of his wife and minor chill
drcn. The case was continued for one
month and Frank was reprimanded and
sent home.
Two actions Of general aesumpsit
Russell W. Taft vs. DIR. Harvey T..
Colvin apt, were entered Thursday in
hittenden county court Both cases
rcre recently appealed from city court.
I1r. Colvin' being the appellant III both
rases.
In probate court Thursday in the
estate Of j. A. Hanlin. alias Hanon.
tias Halman. late of Colchester. n
brother Edward tialihan. was appointed
administrator, Michael Gibbons and II.
Edward Alard Were appointed commits
lioners and appraisers.
Miss =. T.. Knapton, who resides with
her sister. Mrs F. W. Crannell OF Pearl
street. fen on Tuesday evening and Sc
verely injured one shoulder. An X-ray
photograph was taken OF the injured part
yesterday and IT will he ascertained
whether or not the shoulder is fractured.
News was received in the city Tues
day of the marriage Of Miss Josephine
Helerose. former resident Of this city,
and V. b. Lucia of Lynn. Mass. Miss
lelerose was former empoye NJ the
American Wooden company and both par
ties now live in Lynn. where they will
make their home.
Three men. charged with intoxlcator
were lined up Monday In city court.
Albert Scarbo was fined s. and costs o
s'.s9. and he will probably serve the al
terna tive sentence of ten days in jail
Joseph Gabaree of Willieton was fnet
s. and costs OF $50. which he hopes I"
pay and Arthur DaGue was fined S. an,
costs of s'.s9 He also hopes to pay.
court Tuesday for a second offense of
iitoxication and was fncd SIS and cost
OF slo51. He took an appeal and furnish
Cd bail In tho sum of $lnl, William Savo,
becoming his surety. Hattie Minniefeld
81 Young colored girl, was found guilt
of a first offensc of intoxicatlon and wa
fired s. and costs of 81 50 she will pro
badly pay.
The first persons TO he arraigned III city
court since Monday appeared before
Judge Mower Friday. they beinl
charged with breach OF the peace and in
tnxication. respectively. Edgar Pags
was found guilty ~ beating his wife ant
was fined S. and costs Of $3.50 Will.
Lyon pleaded guilty to being intoxcatet
ard was fined s. and costs of $3.50 which
he eXpe It's to pay.
The Woman's EXCHANGE which ha
been doing business for the past year OF
the southwest corner of Bank and 81
Paul streets. closed its doors Tuesda,
as the quarters have been rented to Dr.
W. G. Church. The fixtures as we'll n
the stock OF goods on hand We're close
out during the day Or Church occupie
apartments in the Walker block befor
It was destroyed by fire
The annual meeting Of the Chittende
County Trust company WAS held Tues
day afternoon and the old board of d
rcctors reelected AS follows: F..
Booth, John J. Flynn, A. o. Humphre,
r. p. Woodbury., w. Il. McKnlip, ].
Patrick, r. a. Cooke, f. r. GebharC
and ] II. Macomber. The officers cleo
ed are; President, l.. J. Booth. vic,
president, John J. Flynn: treasur~r,
j.. Worthcn. assistant treasurer. n.
Hall
After hearing before the Jail con
mnssioners on Saturday Isaac Larow ,
Colchester was allowed to take the pot
debtors oath and was released from ia
after being In bondage for 1aS days. L,
row was jailed on certified execute
from the Chittenden county court Z,
500 and costs. which grew out OF a gu
in which 1t was set up that l.arow II
treated and starved the live stock ar
caused the farm OF the plaintiff to d
teriorate.
Charles Devlin Was arrested Tuesda
charged with attempting to set FIRE to Il
barn and shed of the Standard Coal
Ice CO.. on Pine street 1t is alleged tn
on Saturday evening he placed a lot
combustible material under the plank,
of the shed. spinkled the same with o
md touched Il lighted match 10 II. T.
fire had gained some Roadway when di
covered and Devlin who lives near 4
shed was one of tho first to help exit
guIsh the blaze 1t is thought that De
lin is not mentally sound.
Sergeant Downs. the negro sold