Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-04-14
CITY NEWS

Maud p Martin was named administra-
trix.
In probate court Monday in the estate
Of ]. W. lockwood late of Burlington
c. r. lockwood was appointed admins
traitor
The first annual bail Of Champlain VAL
ley Grange was held last evening in the
Masonic Temple hall and was a pro-
nounced success over IS couples attend
ed.
Work was begun Monday in clearing
away the ruins Of the old American
House on the corner of Main and St.
Paul streets A gang of ten men and
several teams are at work
Henry Freeman. who claimed to be
from Troy, N. Y, was arraigned before
Judge Mower Thursday, charged with
!ntoxication. He was fined IS and costs
Of 1928. and expects to pay.
Louis Sinclair was arraigned in city
court on Saturday for first offense of
intoxication and was fined IS and costs.
He will serve the alternative sentence Of
ten days in Jail.
The condition of w. ]. Henderson,
who has been i'll in Pasadena. Cal. is
much improved. although he Is still
in the hospital. c. r. Miner, who is
living in the same place. has nearly
recovered from the injuries sustained
by being injured at a base bail game.
The case Of Frank L. Andrews VS..
Eugene Villmore chancery, n petition for
foreclosure. was entered Monday in
Chittenden county court The case of
George Loveland VS.. Frank r. Dow. an
action Of assumpsit involving $50 was also
entered.
The steamer Ticonderoga. Respondent
from bow to stearn with newly polished
fittings, left on the first trip of the sea-
son Monday morning A large number
of passengers, including a show troupe.
were on hand.
News has been received in the city OF
the marriage of Miss Emily Beauregard.
formerly of this city. to Nelson Bombard
Of Worcester, Mass. The wedding took
place in Worcester and after short we'd
ding trip the couple will make their home
there
to Burlington several months ago, have
left the city. Mr.. Vernon had vocal stu
dents In several of the surrounding towns
and sang in the Unitarian choir. Before
their departure Mr.. Vernon said they
were going to New York city,
In probate court Thursday in the estate
Of John Halinan, late of Colchester.
Edward Halinan was appointed admins
traitor, and Michael Gibbons and F. Z.
Allard commissioners and appraisers
II the estate Of Margaret Halinan Of
Colchester. Edward Halinan was APP
pointed administrator
In probate court Tuesday in the
estate Of Henry J. Nelson. late Of Bur-
lington. Prof. L. c. Jacobs was appoint
ed special administrator. In the estate
of Sarah j. White, late Of Colchester. W.
o. Dixie was appointed administrator. H.
g. Gates and j. w. Edwards were ap-
pointed commissioners and appraisers
Frank Cormter of this city, who was
arrested on Saturday in Rutland for In
toxicatlon. Monday pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to serve ten days in the
county Jail. He was recognized at the
Jail as an old offender, having been COM
mitted from this city on numerous &C.
casions. He gave his name in court az
Frank Mosey.
Five men, charged with intoxication,
were arraigned in city court yesterday.
George Archibald was ..ned s. and costs
of 1923 which he paid. FRANK Bradley,
Thomas Shea and George Robinson were
each fined s. and costs, and will serve the
alternative sentences OF ten days in jail.
Reuben Peasley. found guilty Of a third
offense, was sentenced to serve 30 days
In jail.
At the annual meeting of st. Mary s
Mutual Benevolent association. Thursday
evening. he following officers were elect
ed: President, T. T.. O'COnnor: vice
presidents. Nj. l.. Sanborn and c. L.
Dolan: recording and financial secretary
G. A. Delaney; treasurer. p. II. Corley
medical examiner, DR.. =. +. McSweeney
investigators, j. 5. OBrien, Robert
Greene, Dennis ODay, Patrick WEIGH
NJ D. Hyland, r. j. Brown.
The people Of Burlington and vicinity
will be interested to know that the bant
at Fort Ethan Allen, which pleased tn,
throng that heard II one night last sum
mer. will give concerts at the fort OF
Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays a
AGO D. m, Sunday concerts will be as US
ual at 10 o'clock, until further notice. AL
fred j. Thomas, the bandmaster, says tn,
band has been strengthened by six mor,
pieces, now numbering IS.
At the annual meeting Of the Woman
Foreign Missionary society of tn
Methodist Episcopal Church, held at tn
home of Mrs. l. NJ. Bingham Thursda,
afternoon the following officers wer
elected: President Mrs. l.. NJ. Bingham
vice president, Mrs. G. V. Grismer, Mrs
s. F.. Henry, Mrs. Louis Heb; record
ing secretary. Mrs, f. l.. North; CORES
bonding secretary, Miss Ada Blair, trea
surer. Mrs George b. Brown.
Charles Devlin, who pleaded guilty to tn
charge of arson in Chittenden count,
court Wednesday April G. was sentenc
ed Thursday morning by Judge Stanton T.
he confined not less than three nor NOR
than four years in the House OF Correc
ton at Rutland. Devln set fire to
barn on Pine street owned by the Stand
ard Coal d Ice company. There was n
apparent motive for the deed and ii ha
been noticed that he was acting queerl
for some time previous,
In city court Tuesday judment
were rendered in the following cases
Estate Of II, a. Crandal VS.. Fred N
Walker. an action Of debt on judg
ment. judgment was made for til
plaintiff to recover the sum Of deb
and damareS amounting to S3S35 an