Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-29

there was an increase in tho number
taken to ethan Allen Park on sundays
and the additional attractions there
brought moro people oHt through the
week. For the first time out-of-tcwn cx-
cursiou,sts used the park
Judge O. r. Ray of the probate court
had another busy day Thursday. In the
estate of julius -. llil of South Bur.
linptun the administrators annual ac-
couht was filed and settled. lii the estate
pf Lorenzo +. WardWell of Colchester
William r. chambers was appointed ad-
ministrator and Henry Conin and H. NJ
Kavln commissioners and appraisers. In
the estate Of William j. Pierce of Bur
lington settlement and decree of the es-
tate under thc will were made. I'm the
estate of Louis BUtlcr of llncshurg n
hearing was held regarding the settle
ment and decree of the estate In the cs-
tate of Edward NJ. Stevens Of Burlington
the administrators inventory was filed
: Miss Rose Alba Woods of Rose street
aGd Frank Cayea of Toronto were auietlr
married Thursday morning at six
o'clock by the Rev j NJ. Billion mt ST,
The bride. and Adar Paque,te were the
witnesses, ana because of the early hour
there We're only a few friends and rela-
| tiVos present. The bride wore a gown
of champagne silk under wolfe, and wore
a black picture hat. After the ceremony
Il wedding breakfast was served at the
| nome OF the brides parents, and later
the couple left on the boat for New York
| They viii return to this city for short
stay in few days, and after that will 20
! 10 toronto, where the groom Is engaged
III the building business The bride re-
ceivcd many beautiful presents of cut
glass, silver. etc
1t is reported indirectly from govern
inent officials that considerable amount
of smuggling of Cinnamon is going on
across the Canadian line. The smuggling
game Is a profitable one If the smuggler
is not caught. and some clever devices
are brought into use to get the CeleStials
| INTO this country. Ono of the latest is to
bring them in large fashionable touring
cars, which can cover a good many miles
in short space Of time that the
Cinnamon can he deposited almost any
where. The men are dressed as fashion
and goggles. it takes a pretty good eye
to distinguish them. This luxurious man
ncr of evading the law is said to be a
formerly suffered almost any hardship
in order to enter the United states
The peace and quiet of Sunday was
broken by two fire alarms The first rung
in from box Al about l:00 y. m, was for
a lively blaze in the rear OF the w. G..
Reynolds store and resulted in consider
able damage. The second was caused hy.
Q gasoline explosion in the home of a
syrian on Battery street in a building
owned by the Anna Donnelly estate and
was eXtinguished with small loss The
| origin of the fire in the rear of the
Reynolds store is not known. but IS
thought to have started from a careless
" thrown cigar or cigarette stub. When
III was discovered the fire was blazing
vigorously in the piles of boxes ana pack
ing, and had reached some linoloum and
carpets. The roof over the platform on
which the stock was stored was some
what burned hut the fire did not damage
the other parts Of the building as it was
extngushed before ii got far. The insur-
anco WAS carried in the agencies of
1icl>ok d Hlckok. 7. $ Peck and Powell
* Marks. The Donnely property was
| insured with r. S Peck.
Three weddings took place Monday
day morning at St Joseph's Church.
| one at six o'clock and two at seven.
The first couple We're John ID. Kirby
| of Winooski and Miss Lena NJ. Bris-
son of Chase street They were at
tended by their fathers. Peter Brisson
and Alfred Kirby. The ceremony was
performed by the RI. Rev. j. NJ.
Cloarec. The other two couples were
married by the Rev. J. \. Lacouture.
They We're L. A. Vincent of North
Champlain street and Miss Margaret
Forant Edward Ouimette and Miss
Eva De Narennes. Fred Vincent and
Miss Anna Forant. sister of the bride.
attended the former couple as we'll as
the parents l.. r. Vincent ana j. f..
Forant The couple Will make their
home On North Champlain street The
witnesses for the third couple We're
oliver De Narennes and Joseph Brock e
neY.
Thu 20 annual meeting Of the St
Pauls branch Of the Wonans Auxil-
larry WAS hold Monday at St. Paurs
church. Reports for the past year
were read by Mrs. j. f.. Taylor, score
tary Miss T.. Y. u. Lowry. treasurer.
and Mrs. G. =. Williams reported for
Miss Rathbun. treasurer of the local
fund. Mrs. c. H. williams was elect
cd vice-president and Mrs J. b. Tay-
Tor secretary, the election of treas
urer being postponed until a subse-