Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-04-28
CITY NEWS


winter.
Mrs, d. J. Foster and daughter Miss
Mathilde Foster. have returned to WASH
ngton. D. c.. after spending two weeks
IN the city.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Yale with their
daughter Miss Grace Yale, leave the
latter part of the week for California,
where they will make their home.
Word has been received in this city
that Harold II. Snanley, who left for the
Northwest some time ago. has secured
an excellent position with n wholesale
stationery house in Vancouver. q. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Shaw, who have
been spending the winter in Washington
and other southern points, are now In
Atlantic city. n. j.. and are expected
home the latter part OF the week.
z. W. Dix. for the past two years in
structor in tho civil engineering depart
ment of tho University Of Vermont, has
resigned his position and will take a
position in the service of the New York
state barge canal
John y. Tyndall. formerly stenographer
for the Wells & Richardson company in
this city, Is now president Of a jewelry
manufacturing company In Attleboro,
Mass. Mr.. Tyndar was an all-around
athlete of ability while in this city.
Louis r. Tins, who has recently re-
turned from Denver. Colo. has entered
into partnership with his father, +. H.
Tins, photographer at 81 Church street,
N Cat
=. ". Tins & Son.
Frank Peters, ten years old and son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Peters Of North Cham
plain street, was arraigned In city court
tuesday. charged with truancy The
case was continued to May : and the
hoy was given a chance to reform.
y. A. Alexander. who for the past few
wears has conducted a fruit store on
thurch street. has purchased the grocery
business of y. L. Grady at 1856 North
street and will conduct Wholesale and
retail fruit business and deal in groceries
Edward Pratt, 10 years old, was SEN
fenced to spend the remainder OF his mi
nority In the Industrial school In Yer
gennes in city court Friday. Edward
has been an habitual truant and has also
been disobedient at school
Miss Phoebe Towle, teacher in the high
school, has been granted a leave of alb
sence for the remainder Of the term be-
cause Of illness. Miss Marion E Rich
mond. teacher In the grammar school,
has beer appointed to fill the vacancy
and Mrs. Mary D. North will teach In the
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city court for intoxication s23. 2, with an
alternate sentence Of rs days In jail. Will
liam Greenough was also arraigned on
the same charge. HIS fine was Sl32
with an alternate sentence Of 10 day. in
Jail.
William H Davis Of ST Paul street
and Mrs. Anna E. Hill were quietly mar
rled yesterday morning at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 3. Craven OF Cherry
street by the Rev. F. D. Penney Only
The intimate relatives were present at
the ceremony. They will reside at 176
ST. Paul street
Mrs. NJ NJ Strong Of 80 Buell. street
has received word from her son, Dr.
Thomas T. Strong of Enderlin, \. D..
that his country Is buried under a fall
81 snow from three to four feet deep
Up to the 18th OF this month the weather
had been Ike summer. From the 18th
10 the Goth nearly four feet OF snow foil
In Chittenden county court Friday
the charges were made In the case Of tho
Grand Lodge of Vermont. F. n A. NJ. VS.
the city of Burlington. Three divorce bil!s
were granted as follows Hattie L. Mach
Ga Noc
naude VS.. Annie Patnaud,. Hannah NJ.
Gorham VS.. George F.. Gorham Flora
Mcconnell VS.. Edmund Mcconnell
The club house Of the Lake Champlain
Yacht club will be opened for the season
the first of May and on Tuesday night.
the 3rd, will occur the first smoker. On
this occasion there will be a meeting OF
the members and Of the governing board
to discuss matters Of Importance A. II,
Davis, who served as steward last year,
has been reappointod for this year.
Three cases were nolle pressed Thurs
day in city court. The case against Fred
Betham for non-support was nols pross-
ed. this being one Of two cases on
the same charge. Tho case against
Ira PETERS, truant. was also nolle
pressed as was the case against Joseph
n. Belse, charged with stealing a
white hen worth $50 from W. l. OClair.
In probate court Monday there was
a'seulement of the administrator ac-
count In the estate Of Appleton Grow,
late Of Westford. In the estate Of H. W.
Hall, late Of Burlington. the executrix
filed her annual account. In the estate OF
q. o. Grow of Westford the guardian
.led the settlement of the annual ac-
count.
Percy Ennis. charged with conducting
a house OF ill-fame and with having LIQUOR
on hand with intent to sell, was arraigned
In city court Monday morning when
the case was continued to Saturday En-
mis- was released on bail 500 being
furnished on the former charge and 500
on tho latter His mother, Mrs Mary
Coleman, became surety.
In probate court Thursday in the
estate OF Ellen J. Finlay. late of Rich
mond. b. A. Williams was appointed ad-
minlstrator and Frank and William tlagg
appraisers and commissioners. In the,
estate OF Lizzie l., Davis, late of Bur-
lngton. there was a settlement of the
administrators account. Hilton and Ruth
Brownel were adopted by Walter j. and
Alameda Hilton as heirs at law.
The board OF health met last evening
IN the Commercial club rooms and
organized by electng DIR. F.. +. Clark as
president Joseph Frank as vice-presi dent
md DR.. Il. j. Nolan as secretary. The
following appointments were made Milk