Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-10-20
CITY NEWS

IN the nitcd states coast artillery.
Jophtha A Smith of Lake Placid, n. Y,
and Miss Mary A. Mcbride Of Springfield,
Mass, wero married Saturday morning
by Justice OF the Peace Claude u. Gratou.
Seymour lebouf of Colchester was ar
raigucd Thursday afternoon before
Justice Stearns ON a charge of intoxca-
ton, He pleaded guilty and was fined
s. and costs of s6.93, which he will pay.
In probate court Thursday Michael
Glbbon and r. Edward Allard were APP
pointed commissioners and appraisers IN
the estate of Nora kmber. late of COL
chester. deceased.
Tho engagement is announced of Miss
Anne NJ. Valquettc Of Ottawa to Frank
j. Whalcn. son OF MIR. and Mrs. j. i.
Whalcn of this city. Tho wedding will
take place In the near future.
Az result of the raid by the police
early Sunday morning. Joseph l.eaault
was fined in city court Tuesday 500 and
costs of Ssh Cor permitting gambling in
his tailor shop on Church street
Mrs C. T.. Cove of Shelburnc road will
ol,cn a flower store soon in the store on
Main street now occupied by w. II.
Peters. MIR. Peters will move into the
Walker block on Ct. Paul street about
the first of November.
Saturday was a quiet day In city court.
hut two cases being heard. Albert For
tin. n hackman. was fined 81 and costs of
$77S for disrespectful conduct George
Mattimore was committed TO Jail for 81
days in an old case for ntoxicaton-
Miss Anastasia Cory of Montpelier,
graduate of the Mary Fletcher hospi-
tai training school in the class Of 1903,
Is rapidly recovering from infantile
pan alysis which it is thought she con-
tracted while caring FOR patient.
AT the annual meeting Of the congre-
cation Of the Archibald Street Synagogue
the following Officers we're elected for Iht.
ensuing year; President Isaac Pereman;
vice-president, Max Samuelson: secre-
iary, Harris London; treasurer NJ $.
Rosenburg; first trustee. Louis Alpert.
In probate court yesterday the Will Of
Julia L. Puffer. late of Jericho. was fled
and November assigned for probate.
In the estate of Gottlieb Wronn. late of
burlington, oscar Heininger and 5. j.
Beatty were appointed commissioners and
appraisers
julie Moquin, a baker, and Miss Philo-
meme Jacobs of this city were married
Monday morning in St JoSeph's Church
by the Rev. j. \ I.acouture. After the
ceremony. the couple lett for a wedding
trip to Montreal. They will reside in this
city.
At three O'Clock Saturday morning tho
fire department responded to an alarm
for fire in the top floor of the Lake
View hote, at Battery and Cherry streets.
Tie blaze originated, according TO the
firemen, through one Of the guests smuk-
ing in he'd. The damage was confined 80
q mattress. the smoker escap ping with onl>.
bad scare.
The police commissioner conducted ii
hearing Tuesday evening in the case of
Fred G. Buchner, a regular policeman
" no has been suspended by Mayor
burke for alleged violation of police
rules. RuchDer pleaded guilty to a charge
of neglect of duty and admitted that ne
had been intoxicated. The commissioners
will report their findings to the mayor
Penalties were melted out Monday
by City Judge Mower to a number OF
persons charged with intoXicat.on. John
Barry pleaded guilty and was tined S.
and costs Of 1913. which he paid Thomas
Leach also pleaded guilty to ntoxication
and was fined Sc and costs of 9.iS Ed
ward Boretto pleaded guilty to charge
of breach of the peace and was fined s.
and costs of s9.3
Sheriff Allen Tuesday made trip to
Stowe for the purpose of arresting Ed
ward W. Payne of Huntingdon who is
charged with classifying the age of girl
when obtaining a marriage license. The
girl is said to he of a prominent family
in Stowe and Payne was employed by
her grandfather, The couple We're mar
ried upon the presentation of the docu-
ment.
Johr w. Foss, travelling shoe sales
man residing on Buell. street, and Miss
Lydia Il. Grafton, formerly cashier in
the store OF f. c. Fletcher were quietly
married in the parish house of ST
Joseph's Church Monday morning b.
the Rt. Rev. j. NJ, Cloarec. The couple
left on the noon train for Boston and
will later return to this city to make
their home.
The Chateausay left Monday for Ii
ConderoSa with "A load of $4,000 feet of
lumber. n boiler cement and other build
ing supplies, which will be used in the
steamer IGorlcon on Lake George. 1t is
expected that the boat viii be- ready fu,.
launching before the expiration of an
ether month. The old Horizon will toe
diSmantled and sold for junk as soon as
the new boat is running smoothly
~ pro7ato cpIrt Friday \. T. fol-
brook and J. S. Benham. both of Milton
were appointed commissioners, with
power to allow claims, IN the estate OF
Della w. Harris, late OF Milton, de-
ceased In the estate of Sarah f. Sayles
late Of Richmond, the will was proved
and established and +. q. Nichols Of
Richmond appointed executor F. f.
Freeman and W. f. Flagg were appoint
ed commissioners.
One Of the periodical shakings up of the
conductors on the Rutland railroad went
INTO effect Monday. Conductor Albert
Holland, who has been Iunning between
Rutland and Bellows Fails, will take the
south bound four o'clock train to Rut-
land from here, returning at lo:i5. Con-
duclor Amblo, who now has that run
will take the milk train from Rutland to
ngdensburg. Conductor John White who
has had the latter run, will he trans
felred to the Chatham division and will
tun between Rutland and Chatham.