Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-02
CITY NEWS

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and Mrs. A. C. Stafford of Bradley
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Freeman OF
Clarke street are the parents of a baby
girl. born Sunday morning.
w. G. Hawley of Colchester has bought
the grocery store Of George A. Carpenter
At n Greene street.
George w. Hopkins of As George street,
who has been seriously i'll for some time.
was reported last evening az being very
low.
News has reached Burlington cf the re-
cent death In New York city Of Mrs. f.
c, Kennedy, for many years a resident
OF this city Mr.. Kennedy is said to be in
poor health.
The Johnson r richardson company have
further enlarged their offices and now
occupy the quarters recently vacated by
the Burlington Remnant company on
Bank street.
Ames Fisher of Cedar street and Miss
Mary Brown. also of this city, were
married in the presence of few
friends Tuesday morning at seven
o'clock by the Rt. Rev. ]. NJ Cloarec
Papers in the case OF the Coe Brass
Manufacturing company VS.. y. & l..
Lumber company, an action in as
sumpsit, were filed in the county
clerks office Tuesday
The suit of c. n. Hayden of Jericho
against Daniel McLane of Underhill, an
action in assumpst, was enterd Fri
day In Chittenden county court The ad
damnum is s4oo, L. F. Wilbur appears for
the plaintiff
George NJ Skinner of Brockton. Mass,
Friday entered suit with the county
clerk against Hiram c. Bogue and Oc-
tavia Bogue Of Underhill The action is a
petition for foreclosure in chancery, l..
i. Wilbur appears for the plaintiff.
Mr. and Mrs. w II. Ridley and Mrs.
Z. p Woodbury. leave tomorrow for
Washington. y. c.. where Mrs Wood
bury will join Col. F. p Woodbury. Mr.
and Mrs Ridley will spend month in
Florida before they return.
An action in e neral assumpsl. brought
by Joseph Agel against Louis Johnson
and appealed by the defendant from city
court was entered Saturday with the
county clerk. The ad damnum is 800
Brown & Hopkins appear for the plaintiff
and J. J. Ennght for the appellant.
Charles Emmett of Norwood, y. Y,
was fined S. and costs of $50 Tues
day in city court for intoXication. He
Will serve the alternate sentence Of
ten days in Jail. William PARROT was also
fine ND Af Il Ih En
will pay.
Mrs. w. I. Winter. who was operated
on Mt DR.. Sparhawk's sanitarium several
weeks ago, is now slowly recovering.
The operation was a very successful one,
but other complications set in soon aft
erwards SO that she has been in a very
critical condition until within few days
The appointment of Charles n. Bingham
Of Mortified to the customs service was
announced Friday. He viii besta-
toned at Richford A. J. Elliott has been
promoted in the Rchforrl office to occupy
the place recently vacated by Y. r.
Gulley, who succeeds E. A Smaley in
this city.
Charles f. Percival was appointed add
mnistrator Monday in the estate of
Edna A. Percival. late of Jericho, de-
ceased. In the estate of Annie T.. Harris,
late of Huntington. B. F. O'Bren was
appointed administrator, and George NJ.
Norton and s. E. Kenyon were appointed
commissioners and appraisers.
It is proposed to hold united jubilee
missionar'' meeting in this city the latter
part Of March. In which all the Christian
women Of the different denomina tons of
The city and the immediate vicinity may
cooperate. Plans are already under
discussion. and an announcement will be
made as soon as possible.
Charles H. Parker has severed his con-
nection with the Vacuum Oil company,
with which he has worked for the past
ten years, and has accepted a position
as assistant to the manager of the lub-
ricatng oil department of the Texas
OIL company, the new rival to the Stan
dard Oil company.
The recent thaw put the surface OF
the lake in excellent condition for ice
boating and nearly all of the boats
now owned In the city are out daily
It is intended to have an ice boa
meet in short time, and a meeting
Of enthusiasts will be called within q
few days to formulate plans
In probate court yesterday James X
Curtis of Georgia was appointed admins
traitor Of the estate of Allen J. Evarts
of Colchester. Charles c. Grover Of
Waterbury was appointed administrator
of the estate Of Eliza A. Tracy of Rich
mond, with NJ. D. Dimmick and A. G
Berry commissioners and appraisers.
According to report submitted Sstur,
day by Or. b. H. Stone, of the Vernon
State laboratory Of hygiene to State
Attorney Henry B. Shaw on the autopsy
performed on Mrs Elizabeth Hanley
Savage who died suddenly some weeks
ago. death occurred from natural causes
and not from poisoning, rs was :ntimateC
at the time Of Mrs. Savage's death.
Arthur Dennis. who has figured in sew
sral city court cases recently, was Mon
day fined Sc and costs of 5000 on be
ing found guilty Of a charge Of intoxi'
cation. Dennis took an appeal from the
sentence. Dennis was arrested Saturday
night on a charge OF intoxication, it he
Ing alleged that he was creating a dis
turbance in the Peoples Clothing store
Sheriff Allen Tuesday took John r.
Cooper and Patrick McGowan to Windsor
to begin serving their terms in State
prison. Cooper, who was convicted OF
manslaughter in killing James Williams
will serve not less than thirteen MOI
more than fifteen years. MCGOWAN. who
was convicted of burglary, will serve