Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-04
CITY NEWS

In probate court yesterday there was a
settlement and decree in the estate Of j.
j. Nixon, late Of Colchester.
a. Stonham e. Co.. an action in assunip-
sit, ad damnum $1,000 Thursday filed
In the office of tho county clerk.
James d. Brennan. a former Burling-
ton boy, has just been appointed an as
sistant bank examiner In the ONCE OF
the Massachusetts bank commissioner.
In probate court Tuesday a settle
ment and decree was made in the es-
tate Of Rose Callan, late of Burling-
ION.
Jasper Carlos Machia and Marguerite
Catherine Tulley were married Saturday
by the Rev. Father Peletier Of ST. Pet
ers Church. Pattsburgh, NJ Y.
Henry Beaudry was arraigned In city
court yesterday morning for third Of
Tense Of intoxcation and was fined *lb
and costs. He took an appeal, furnishing
bail in the sum OF $50.
In probate court Monday In Ne will Of
Thomas Mckinley. late of Richmond,
was established and allowed. and Benton
A. williams was appointed administrator
with the will annexed.
II. H. Lemudge and stephen Moran
were arraigned in city court Satur-
Eay. charged with intoxication. Each
was fined IS and costs and both ap-
pealed. furnishing bail in the sum of
$50
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage on Saturday, August 6. Mt the
home Of the bride of Charles Leander
HAND son of the Rev. and Mrs. Will
bur Rand Of this city, to Miss Ella
Iaurinda Malendy of Cnderhill
Frank Childs OF Eden. who was arrest.
ed on Thursday at the railroad station.
VISA arranged In city court Friday
FOR intoxication. He pleaded guilty and
was fined IS and costs of 1913. which he
paid.
Mrs. r. A. Spear entertained 20 men,
bers Of the Beatrice Rebekah Lodge, No.
~, from four to six o'clock on Saturday
afternoon at her home on South Willard
street. A musical program was rendered
by Romeos orchestra and refreshments
were served.
F. H. Wilkins of Now York city, for
merly Of Burlington. was reelected pres
4 ident Of the Pepperell association. COM
posed of descendants Of Col william
Pepperell, at the 14th annual reunion,
held at Portsmouth, n. H., last Thurs
day.
Judge z. s. Stanton of Roxbury was in
the city Monday and presided at a
hearing in the chancery foreclosure case
OF Theodore Enright vs.. Edward B.
Lane. There was also a hearing in the
matter Of alimony in the divorce case Of
Helen NJ. Hayes VS.. James r. Hayes.
The case of the Vermont Spool and
Bobbn company versus w. II. Hill, the
Jill Storage and implement company
continued from July Goth, was Thursday
takcn up in city court. Judgment went
to the plaintiff by defauls. The amount
was Steps, with costs Of s. 43.
There was a large array of intoxication
rases in city court Monday. E. A.
Warner and Peter Fraser were both fined
s. and costs. Mr.. Warner paid and Mr..
Fraser will serve 10 days instead. Joseph
Bessette was fined IS and costs and will
serve the alternative sentence Of 10 days.
George Grimm was fined s. and costs and
will pay.
An automobile tour under the auspices
Of the Munsey newspapers will start from
Philadelphia August 16 and end in Wash.
inston August a. The party will reach
Burlington from Montpelier the evening
of Monday. August 70, and proceed &c
Ellzabethtown, n. Y. the next morning.
Horace Gosselin, charged with quar-
reling. assautins and beating Albert Bis
salon. was arraigned for breach of thu
peace in city court Monday, when he
was fined 81 and costs OF G.73. He PAID
the money and departed, not caring tC
serve the alternative sentence Of 30 days
Henry C. Brownell. son of Mr.. and Mrs
&. W. Brownell. has arrived in the city
after spending two years as a teacher
In the Christian College at Canton, China
He will pass the summer here and II
the fall will go to England, whore he will
attend Oxford University, having won q
Rhodes scholarship.
The latest addition to the State Lab
oratory of Hygiene is a guinea pig ranch
which has been established In the rear OF
the building. About 20 Of the pigs and
rabbits are now In the enclosure and the
number kept on hand will vary from
that TO hundred. The animals are use.
full In various kinds of work and In ex-
periments. and 1t is much cheaper tc
raise them at the laboratory than to pur.
chase them when needed.
Harry e. Gage arrived in the city or
Saturday from Chicago, H., after being
absent from the city two years. He will
DO with his mother Mrs. c. Z. Peck o,
loonis street. during the remainder OF
the summer, Mr.. Gage has been one of 4
sketch team of three people in vaudeville
the past two years and besides playin,
in the East has made two trips to tn,
Pacific coast over the Orpheum circuit
The census of Vermont is completes
and all the schedules have been sent t
Washington. Vershire was the last tow
10 be heard from, as the first enumera
ton papers were burned In fire In Barre
There were 29i districts In the State an
as many enumerators. all Of whom d
good work Miss Rachel Wisell. chic
clerk and stenographer. will remain wit
supervisor l.. NJ Hays to complete som
Of the detail work.
meeting of the Chittenden count,
republican committee and the candi
dates nominated at the recent republi
can county convention was held in thi
city Saturday at the office OF NJ S
Villas. chairman of the county com
mittee. 1t was decided to wage a.
active campaign during the presen
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