Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-25
CITY NEWS

Vt 8sl Main street.
day IN city court to breach OF tho
peace and was fined IS and costs OF
1888. He paid.
President NJ. II. Buckham, Prof F.
Topper and Prof. A. w. slocum expect
to sail from Liverpool for Montreal on
September TO-
A settlement Of the administrators
account and decree IN the estate OF
Addic M. Rolfe. late of Essex. were
entered in probate court Monday.
A Judgment by default, the defendant
not appearing. was entered Thursday In
city court in the case OF Howes 4 co.
versus W. II. Hill for $500 and costs OF
D.4s
Miss Mamie A. Harvey, formerly Of
this city, and Walter A. Hoag OF ST..
Paul, MINI, were married at St. Mary's
Church, Lynn, Mass. by Father Curtin.
On August Il.
Tho case Of Selma Japan Of Buringt on
versus John Japan Of Williston. petit
ton for divorce, was entered yesterday In
the ONCE Of the county clerk The
grounds alleged are intoerable severity.
II. the estate of Elizab beth r. Wright
executors account was accepted and
decree and distribution was made Fri
day in probate court.
In probate court Friday the will
was proved and established in the
estate Of Carol A. Woodwork. late OF
Burlington, deceased. Julia s. Batch
slder was appointed executrix.
Daniel ]. Adams was arraigned In
city court Friday, charged with in
toxication. He was fined $500 and
costs Of 5000, with an alternative
sentence Of ten days In jail. He will
serve
r. c. Gotham has severed his connec.
ton as manager of the Champlain Manu-
featuring company and has accepted q
position In North Carolina, for which place
he leaves during the coming week. His
family will follow later.
Albert Viens was arraigned in city
. court yesterday before Judge Mower In
answer TO charge Of intoxication. We
pleaded guilty and was hhed y and costs
Of 1918. with an alternative sentence Of
ten days In Jail. He will serve.
Celeste Trudell OF this city. a for
mer inmate of the poor farm, appear
ed before the court of inquiry Tues
day and an order was given for her
removal to the Vermont State Hospital
at Waterbury.
Yesterday in probate court o settlemen
and decree were made under the will II
the estate Of II. H. Read of shelburne
In the estate of Catherine Lockl,n OF
Cnderhill a settlement of the admins
traitors account and decree were made.
The public schools will open Septembe
6. the Tuesday following Labor day, ant
are undergoing a thorough cleaning II
preparation. The parochial schools vii
open the following day. Mt. St. Mary
Academy will also open on September 6.
Capt. Fl. 3. Mcintyre. United State.
army, who has been stationed at tn,
Preside in San Francisco since ne re
turned from the Philippines about Il
months ago. has been ordered to For
Caswell. n. c., near Wilmington.
Friday in the office Of tho com.
ty clerk an appeal from probate
court was filed by Julia H. Halinar
against the estate of James ]. Han
Ian. alias Hanlon. alias Halinan. O
Colchester, Edward Harinan. admin
istrator.
Miss Viola Bland daughter OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jacob Bland Of Elmwood avenue
was married Wednesday August II to Flu
gene Wynne, a private in the nospita
corps Of the Tenth cavalry. Both par
ties are colored and the bride is said t.
BE- only 10 years Of age
Tuesday in probate court decree
was made to the widow in the estat
OF A. H. Parker. In the estate o
Daniel W. Robinson, decree wa
made Of the homestead and persona
property under the will to Elsie A
Robinson.
The engagement OF Don NJ Ric
and Miss Bertha " Bennett Of Bum
init, N j.. rs announced. Mr.. Rio
graduated from the University of Yer
mont In the class of 1909 and nov
has position with the New Yorl
Telephone company
The contract for the building Of tn
new Vermont Hotel has been let to
New York firm, the w. Sheldon Swallow
company, and the contract calls for II
completion between now and the first O
next May The firm is one which ha
erected many large buildings and 4
known as one which is quick to accom-
plsh things.
Clara Smith (colored), who was srreste
on August I. charged with keeping
disorderly house near Fort Ethan Aller
was arraigned in city court yesterday
She pleaded guilty and was fined so an
costs OF N62a which she paid. Evely
Hamesborough. also colored. pleade
guilty to open and gross lewdness and wa
fined $40 and costs Of Sl62a. which sh
paid.
II Is expected that the local aerie of II
Fratern1l Order Of Eagles will occur
the upper floors in the building on Il
site Of the old Hotel Burlington The g,
ciety will vacate the quarters now occ,
pied by them In the Walker block G
Bank street at the expiration OF the
present lease and have decided that tn
building will provide most desirable qua
tiers. There will be ample room for the
lodge, billiard, smoking and other room
Katherine Hathaway was arr7aigned
rity court Saturday afternoon charge
with intoxication. She was found on Ma
street at half past two the same mornr
In a helpless condition. Mrs Hathawn
pleaded not guilty but was found guilt
by Justice ]. T. Stearns and was fined