Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-30
CITY NEWS

Allie Brace was arraigned In city court
Tuesday on n charge Of intoxication. He
was fined SIG and costs. and took an
appeal.
A daughter Martha: was born IN this
city thursday to Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Wight of Springfield Mass. Mrs.
Wight is the daughter of Mrs. F. NJ.
Gould. and formerly Miss Vida johnson.
The Reynolds Real Estate company
have sold for Hiram Patterson OF Will
nston the Pine Dale farm to Mrs. G.
Lawrence Of this city. The consideration
was $500. including personal property.
and possession was given Immediately.
In probate court Monday George f..
Ferrin was appointed administrator of
the estate Of William Smith of Burlng-
ton, with c. W. Brownell and Henry
c. Smith commissioners and appraisers
In probate court yesterday the will Of
Joseph Mongeon Of Colchester was proved
and Jules NJ. Mongeon was appointed ad-
ministrator, with j. w Lavigne and f.
I. Lanslo4s commissioners and apprais-
eYs.
The will of Fanny Meyers Of Col
chester was proved in probate court
Thursday. Charles Meyers, son, was
named executor. with Henry Conlon and
Alphonse Debuque commissioners and
appraisers.
Papers Of Incorporation were filed yes
terday In the city clerks Office by the
Consolidated Rendering company. q
Maine concern. which proposes to CON
duct business in Burlington under the
name Of the Atlantic Packing company.
J. p. Cobb OF Main street was stricken
with appendicitis Saturday while in st.
Adams ON business and an operation
was performed immediately Monday
he was reported "a being comfortable
at the hospital whore he had been taken.
Mrs. Cobb has Joined him.
In probate court Thursday Blanche A.
Small was appointed guardian Of Anna
Small non compos ward. of Hunting
ton. David y. Locke of Rutland was APP
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
Maynard Locke. who recently died in
this city.
Mrs. Joel II. Gates and Miss Laura
Gates returned saturday evening from
their voyage TO Panama and other south
ern ports They crossed the isthmus and
in one days time saw the waters Of two
oceans The weather was fine and they
return after six weeks absence in good
health.
A washout on the Central Vermont
Railways track near Fort Ethan Allen
delayed the Burlington & Lamoile train
for while Monday morning but was
repaired before traffic received a serious
setback. Most Of the passengers on
that train took the electric cars to Bur
llngton.
son. Lawrence Lamson. was born
Sunday morning to Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Robbins. Mr. Robbins. who is chaplain
OF the house of correction at Rutland. is
n graduate of the University Of Vermont
In the class of 1908 Mrs. Robbins is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs f. Fl. Lamson
of the hospital farm.
William Cuyler was fined s. and costs
of SI35 In city court Thursday on a
charge Of intoxication. He took an an
peal. Fines of s. and costs wepe inposed
on William McKanna ana William
Guard on similar charges. They will
serve the alternate ten days each in
Jail.
Between three and four hundred attend.
ed the supper Thursday evening in the
parish hall Of St Joseph's Church by
the Chevaliers de Champlain for the bene-
tit Of the fund which Is being raised 10
build new hall and an addition to the
school. Remarks were made by the Ri
REV. j. NJ. Cloarec and the Rev. Father
Boutin of St Michael's College.
Judge Mower in city court Saturday
sentenced
So and costs of s6.79 The alternate
sentence is 50 days in Jail. which Flynn
will serve. Being In the habltual
drunkard class, Flynn was Obliged to
disclose and told such weIl-worked out
tale of obtaining liquor from q
stranger" that the grand juror will
investigate.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Ashton. who
were in this city from England. left
Wednesday for New York where they
will be Joined by Mrs. Hobert Shanle,rh
and Walter T.. Kicker. The party will
sail for a months soiourn in Bermuda
Mr. Ashton is a former New Enxlander.
and Mrs. Shanleigh is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Rochell Of Jericho and
a former resident of this city
George W. Marks and a representative
OF three Boston shoe manufacturing con-
Germs last evening began taking an In
ventory Of the stock at F. G. F1etcher's
store, which was recently closed by Sher-
IN Allen on three city court writs in
favor of Boston creditors The wr1ts on
which the store was closed total over
sA.~o' 1t Is expected that steps Will be
'aken to have receiver appointed within
a short time
William Fisher of Essex, who was ar
rested Saturday on Church street bv De-
putty Sheriff Todd on a charge of in
toxication was Monday fined Sis and
costs of $s3. The alternate sentence Is
% days in Jail as this is a third offense.
tie took an appeal, furnishing bail in
the sum Of 500 William Hill was ar
raigned in city court on a charge of
breach Of the peace and was fined 81 and
costs OF 500, which he will pay.
memorial service for the Rev Edward
HaWcS D. D., a former pastor, was held
In the prayer meeting room of the First
Church Thursday W. ]. Van Patten
W. II. Wood and W. b. Howe smoke
Mrs. Van Patten read selections from
some of the very recent sermons of DIR.
1lawes A large and sympathetic aud
lence was present to show the deem an
probation felt for tho character and WORT
of this beloved pastor.
In probate court Tuesday the will Of
Susan Norton Of Burlington was proved
John H. LaVell was appointed admins
TRAITOR, and j. r. Lanou and f. e. Davis
commissioners and appraisers. In the