Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-07-06
CITY NEWS


clair, n. j., are visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. f. j. Booth.
The condition of Christopher Miles con-
tinues to improve daily, and he has had
no set-backs during the hot spell.
Mrs. Charlotte Watson, mother of r.
y. Watson and sister of Mrs. C. II. Spear
bf this city, died at her home in Platts-
burgh, N. Y, last Saturday, aged 50 years.
Mrs. Wilfred C. Lane and son of VAL
dosta, Ga, arrived In the city yesterday
and will spend the summer with Mrs.
Lanes parents, ex-Gov. and Mrs. L. A.
Woodbury..
Mrs. Joseph Lauzon of 6S Hyde street,
who Is over 70 years of age, suffered
paralytc shock yesterday afternoon, fol-
lowing dinner 1t is thought that she Will
recover
News has been received of the birth OF
\ son, named Elmer e, to Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ =. Lamoreux of Minneapolis. Mrs.
I.amoreux was formerly Miss Flora H.
Russell of this city.
Dr. e. w. Pierce and family came from
Meriden, Conn. by train and automobile
Friday and Saturday, ana Will occupy
W. Il. Gates house at 30l SCUM Willard
street during the summer.
Joseph abounty and Lydia Lajoie of
Iafountain street We're married Monday
morning at seven o'clock al st. Joseph's
Church ny Mgr. ]. NJ. Cloarec. The wit
nesses were Delphs Labounty and Peter
Langlos.
W. A. Tooles, recently a clerk In the
Rutland railroad freight office, has sue
ceeded r. f. Parker clerk in the
Rutland railroad ticket Office on Main
street Mr.. Parker has returned to his
home in Hyde Park.
Walter Spear an habitual drunkard.
was IN city court Monday forenoon and
VAS found guilty of intoxication and fined
sl5 and costs. The case was appealed and
+. G. Webster furnished bail for his APP
pearance in county court.
Edward Simonds and Miss Geraldine
Simonds will go to-day to New York
and will sail tomorrow on the
Minneapolis for Europe. to spend the
summer on the Continent They will ac-
company Philadelphia party.
l ne NJ rev. A I. "A. f1dll continues 10
improve, but naturally in his weak condi-
ton the extreme heat of the last few days
has been very trying. The bishop has
rot yet been able to go downstairs, but
most days he sits up for a while.
The attending staff of physicians at the
Fanny Allen hospital completed their
three months service Monday. DR.. p. f,
insolvency as surgeon is succeeded by
Or. C. A. Pease. and DR.. R. W. Johnson
a. physician is succeeded by DR.. ]. w.
Sheehan of Winooski.
The marriage of DR.. George NJ Sabin
and Miss Mary Hictok. daughter Of Mrs.
Harriet w Hickok. Will take place at
$50 o'clock this evening on the lawn at
the Hickok home on st. Paul street,
The Rev. I. c. Smart. pastor of the Col
lege Street Church. will perform the cere-
mony.
George Alapa was In city court yes.
to-day morning for his first ofrense OF
intoNicauon. He pleaded not guilty, but
was found guilty with the usual result
fine of IS with costs. which amounted
to s7.s5. An appeal was taken and F. G.
Webster furnished bail in the sum OF
800
Joseph La Jeunnesse, the owner Of the
drug store at CT North Champlain street
which was searched Sunday night. was
in city court Monday and pail was fixet
at $500 in a case against him for keeping
liquor on hand with intent to sell, and So
to cover the costs of the seizure. Z. =
McElligott went good for the amount OF
the bail.
In probate court yesterday w. l. Brad
ley was appointed administrator of tn,
estate of Kate Sears Nelson of Charlotte
with George Prindle and Curtis Van Vile
commissioners and appraisers John ]
lynn was appointed administrator of tn,
estate of Thomas and Adeline Sumner
of Colchester, with c. A. Barber and p. ]
EnriSht commissioners and appraisers
In probate court yesterday the will
Of NJ. l.. Sanborn was proved. Gather.
Inc Sanborn was appointed exccutrix and
NJ. ID. Nichols and John r. Kelley wer,
appointed commissioners and appraisers
IN the estate of Anna ]. Donnelly
also OF Burlington, license to sell rca
estate was granted, and one was ais,
issued In the estate of David j. Bond
Miss Teresa Holmes and James T. Ken
nefick, both of Barre were married at 81
Mary's Cathedral June IS by tn
Rev. ]. f. ellis. The bridesmaid wa
Miss Mary f. Holmes of Barre and tn
best man was Grover Kennenck of tn
same city. While in this city the weddin
rarity was entertained by James Z. Mile
OF 206 Maple street. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenne
fck will reside in Barre.
The drug store of j. A. Jeunesse at
North Champain street was searched b
the police Saturday night for ntoxicatin
liquor and the owner OF the store place
IN the county Jail, awaiting a hearing |
the search a quantity of beer was founC
ali of the bottles being done up in pack
ages of half dozen each. There wa
also a bottle Of gin, a quart bottle {
whskey, one pint and two half pints.
Invitations have been received b
friends in town to the marriage of Mis-
Mary Ethel, daughter of Col. George A
Dodd of the 18TH t. S. Cavalry and Mr..
Dodd to Capt Alfred Andrew Starbirt
. 9th Field Artillery, which will occur q
| eight O'Clock on the evening of July
at Fort Robinson, Neb., the headquarter
of the 18th cavalry, of which regimen
Colonel Dodd is the comma nding off
Ger.
President Elect Guy Potter Benton an
Mrs Benton, who came to Burlngto on
attend university commencement return
ed Thursday to their home In Oxfor
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