Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-29
CITY NEWS

Ill tuo SIhttenu6n county PROBATE court
Monday the will was proved in the es-
tte Of the late Anna ]. Garvey OF Essex.
Emas Lawrence and Clementine
Ploof were married Tuesday morning
ut seven o'clock at st. Joseph's Church
by the Rev. ]. NJ. Billion.
Cray l.. Remington, who has been in
New Jersey the past year. will spend the
summer In this city and will be- employed
on tho Free Press staff
A case Of general assumpsit involving
s4oO, the town of St. George against Fl. H.
Tilley of this city, was entered yesterday
in Chittenden county court. V. A. Billiard
is attorney for the complainant
Sheriff Allen Thursday arrested Julia
Prim and Arthur Turner of the town
Of Essex on a charge Of stealing wire
belonging to William Whitcomb. They
furnished bail In the sum of s25 each
md were released
Archie Bouchard of 1874 Elmwood avenue
and Miss Emma Provost were married
by the Rt. Rev ]. NJ. Cloarec at St.
Joseph's Church Monday morning Mt
seven o'clock. They were attended by their
fathers.
Arthur Beauvais and Cornelius Sheehan,
two old offenders, were in city court
yesterday forenoon in answer to charges
or lntoxication. Both ent ,red pleas of not
guilty but were found guilty and their at
torney, F. G. Webster, furnished the bail
of 500 in each case when an appeal was
entered.
The young ladies of the senior class of
the University of Vermont held their an
nual banquet Thursday evening at the
Van Ness House. Fourteen were present
and Miss Josephine Dana presided. Miss
Edith Hewitt who was formerly men,
Der of the class but who is now attend
Ing Wellesley College, was a guest
Two civil suits were tried Monday
afternoon in city court before Judge C. S.
Palmer. One, that of w. G.. Gadue VS..
s. II. Villas. resulted In judgment of
1881 for the plaintiff, and the other
DR. j. c. Murphy VS.. Ernest Vanderhoof.
resulted in judgment of 1884 for DR..
Murphy.
The German verein of New York
rty, which has made annual visits to
This city for several summers past, will
again come to Burlington July 4, and
make it's headquarters at the Hotel
Vermont. The knights of Columbus OF
Springfield, Mass, will visit Burling-
ton Labor day and make their head
quarters at the Hotel Vermont
+. G. Newson. for the past five years
n resident of this city and recently en-
ployed as assistant cashier in the City
ha ~
and will sail in few days for his old
home in Essex county, England. Mr..
Newson recently had a severe attack of
pneumonia and It was thought best that
he return to his home.
In probate court Tuesday o. p.
Ray and f. e. Davis We're appointed
appraisers in the estate of Ella S.
Owen. late of Burlington. In the es-
tate of Otto c. Palmer. late of Char
lotte, a final settlement OF the will
was made. c. w. Brownell and J. T.
Stearns were appointed appraisers and
commissioners in the estate of Will
lam w. Sherman, late OF New York.
Miss Louise Badger, who recently came
to this city from Montreal, and Frederick
Ashline of this city, were married Mon
day morning at st. Joseph's Church by
the Ri Rev. j. M. Cloarec. The Misses
Ashlne, sisters Of the groom, witnessed
the ceremony and also accompanied Mr..
ard Mrs. Ashline to Lebanon. \. H. Mr..
and Mrs. Ashline next week will be at
home to their friends at 81 Park street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Martin OF Greeley
Colorado, and daughter, Mary. are visit
ing Judge and Mrs. j. II. Macomber OF
.his city. They came Thursday and will
remain for several days, going from Bur
llnston to Mr.. Martins former home in
Che eastern part of the State. Mr. Martin
while in college, was a member of the
class OF 1890. and is now engaged in bust
ness in the West.
In probate court Thursday William q.
Yale of Charlotte was appointed admins
traitor in the estate of Franklin Barker OF
Charlotte, and Frank B. Smith and Ralph
n. Smith We're appointed commissioners
ard appraisers. The court also appointed
Francis Il. Macomber Of Westford. Orsor
S. Hewey of Milton and Adolphus NJ
Wheeler of Colchester commissioners il
the estate Of Ehen Powell, to appraise the
COVER interests of Abigail Powell
Burlington continues to draw the an
rGal convention of the different State
organizations and the latest to be booked
Is the Vermont State Opticians society
which Will establish headquarters at thu
Hotel Vermont The meeting will be hell
IN July 90 and will contain among it's feat
ures a banquet. The committee on enter
tainment has not yet completed its ar
rangements and the details of the pro
gram are yet to be decided upon.
The case of j. f. Hunt VS.. Sam Gross
man and Max Samuelson, apis, was filed
in county court Thursday. 1t is an ap
peal from city court and an action o.
assumpst The suit of the Merchants
National Bank Of Plattsburgh VS.. Samue
II. Miller an action to recover $3.50. ha!
also been entered. The plaintiff claims
that a judgment against the defendan
was obtained in a New York State cour
for s26A2.69 and that so,l5c has not beef
paid
quiet wedding took place Thursda,
noon at the home of Mrs. Eva S. Derby
when Henry h, Buck and Marion II. Ora
were married by the Rev. C. V. Grismei
in the presence OF few friends. MI
Buck, whose home was formerly in thi
city, was for two years a student in tn
University of Vermont, and now has
position In Cambridge, Mass. Mrs Buc
has been in the university for two year,
The young couple have many friend
who will extend hearty good wishes.
Champlain Valley Grange, No. 400. hel
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