Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-04-21
CITY NEWS

so days In Jail in city court on Saturday
Cor intoxicaton.
Joseph c. Bern,er Of 40 North avenue
and Mary Belle Wiley of Pittsfeld, Mass.
were married Tuesday afternoon by
Justice of the Peace c. y. Grafton.
The Arnes boarding house at 2o4
College st, has bsen purchased by
Mr.. and Mrs. Patch. Mrs. Patch was
formerly Mrs. Anna Richardson.
In Chittenden county court on Sat
urday bill was granted in the divorce
case Of Dexter Flood VS.. Nina Flood
on the grounds Of adultery and wifu
desertion.
The office OF the Robinson Edwards
Lumber company is being moved from its
former site at the corner of College and
Battery street to point nearer the lun-
Der yards.
j. ]. Enrtght. who has been III at tho
Fanny Allen hospital for the past
month, has so far recovered that he ex-
poets to return to Burlington within a
few days.
Fred Betharn was before Judge
support. The case was adjusted by
Fred promising to pay Sc week to
his wife.
Mrs. G. G. Benedict and Miss Mary
F. Benedict have engaged passage on
the steamer Berlin" sailing from Genoa
on May Il, and are expected home the
last week in May
In city court Tuesday Michael Grogan
was found guilty of being intoxicate ed
and was fined s. and costs of 1913. which
he expects to pay. Edward Roach. for a
third offense, was sentenced to serve 80
days in jail.
In probate court Friday a license to
SCI, real estate was granted In tho estate
of John Bissonctte, late of Williston.
Peter Forcier of this city was committed
10 the State hospital for the insane at
Waterbury as an insane pauper.
Fred Nelson, truant, was ARA in ged
IN city court yesterday and sentenced
10 serve the remainder OF his minority
IN the Industrial school at Vergennes.
or until January "a. 1919. Fred has
preferred to play about the streets
rather than to attend school.
The divorce petition Of Hulda Getty
". Edward Getty. Burlington people
WAS entered in Chittenden county court
on Saturday. The petitioner charges
neglect and refusal to support and asks
for the custody of the minor children
and the right to resume her maiden
name.
The Yale Manufacturing company arc
extending their business to the Far
West. A carload S25.0oo WORTH Of their
product is being shipped to San Fran
cisco. where c. A. Yale will make his
headquarters for the Western territory
c. r. Yale will continue in charge of the
factory here
Joseph +. Dorey and Miss Sophia
Bouchard of North Champlain street
were quietly married Tuesday morn
ing at seven o'clock in St. Joseph s
church by the RI. Rev. ]. NJ Cloarec.
The fathers of the contracting parties
stood up with them The couple will
reside in this city.
The Jury business in Chittenden county
court was completed Tuesday and the
Jurors, except those on the case Of John
Roakes VS.. Charles II. Wardwell an &C
ton of trespass to recover $1,000 and
which was interrupted because Of the
Illness of J. ]. Enright, attorney for Mr.
Roakes, were discharged
The case of the Huntington com.
pany VS.. the Milton Hardware COM
pany, an action of assumpsit to re-
cover $1,000, was entered yesterday ir
Chittenden county court. The PLAINTIFF
Watertown, n. Y. and tho defendan,
is a Million concern.
The regular meeting of the Klifa club
was held on Saturday evening at the Bill
lings library, when a song program wa:
rendered by Mrs. Charles Raboid of New
York, the symphony concert artist. &C
companied by Mrs. A. r Arkley Of Esse,
Junction on the piano. Mrs. Rabold rem
dercd some old Italian songs and some
modern German and French selections
Mrs. Frances D. Dow OF 233 Pear
street celebrated the Soth anniversary o
her birth In a quiet way Sunday. He
sister. Mrs. John w Hutchinson. an,
her daughter, Mrs Walter p. Wheeler, o
New York. were present with her at
dinner given by her son, Gilbert A. Dow
Mrs. Dow enjoys good health, In spit
of her advanced age
In probate court Monday in the es
tate Of Mary Gill. late of Burlington, w
e. Durfey was appointed admnistrator
and Thomas Reeves and 7. p. Redmon'
appraisers and commissioners. In the es
tate OF Sarah j. White, late of Colchester
W. o. Dyke was appointed administrator