Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-22
CITY NEWS

Levi Z. Smith, who has just graduated
from the Harvard Law school, has re-
turned home for the summer.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Clarke and
children went Wednesday to Cazenovia,
N. v, where they will remain for the
next six weeks.
+. G.. Stafford Is confined to the house
for few days suffering from an ankle
sprained as he stepped out OF the display
window at the Boston store on Monday.
C. L. Perry. assistant agent for the
American Wooden company, Is moving MS
household furniture from Buell. street
TO Wayland, Mass, where he VIII be
located.
The st. Adams Messenger announces
the engagement of Miss Mary stewart
Stranahan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
]. C. Stranahan of that city, TO DE- q
a. Pease of Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Peters and daugh-
ter. Ruth, from Denver. Colorado. VINO
have been visiting at the home of Mrs
f. A. Zottman on Shelburne road. have
gone to visit relatives in Bradford.
Arthur Hamln and Georgianna Pos-
SAINT were married Monday morning at
seven o'clock at st. Joseph's Church by
Mons J. NJ. Cloarec. They were ac-
companied by their fathers.
Miss Dorothy Hickok. accompanied by
her mother. Mrs Horatio Hickok, and
Ter aunt. Mrs. NJ. X. Bowers. returned
last evening from Smith College. from
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Mrs. Harriet Norris, who lives with
her nephew, II. L. Holmes at 90 Elm
wood avenue, fell and received a serious
fracture of the hip, and has been re-
moved to the Fanny Allen hospital.
In the estate of Thomas Peterson
Oamose BeausoleiD of this city. Theoda
Peterson of Burlington was appointed
special administrators in probate court
yesterday.
George Maynard and Miss Alma Du-
hamel. both residents of Lakeside were
married Monday in st. Anthonys Church
by the Rev. w. A. Plnmondon. They will
make their home in this city.
/ b. Stafford. formerly a teacher in tn,
burlington high school, left yesterday fol
Boston. where he has a position as civil
engineer with the Warren Brothers com.
pany. He will not return to the schoo
In the fall
William A. Pine Of this city and Miss
Ethel Berry of Coshocton, Ohio, were
married in Columbus, Ohio. last Thurs
day. Mr.. Pine is travelling man and
Mrs. Pine will accompany him on his
business trips.
Next Saturday will he field day for thu
United Commercial Travellers and Their,
will be a trip to Basin Harbor on tn
steamer Chateaugay, where sports viii
be carried out and a base ball game play
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Magner will sal
for a two months trip to Europe on tn
Celtic, leaving New York on July S. The
plan to land at Queenstown and to tou
the British Isles, with a short trip to tn
continent
With the purchase Tuesday by the LAX
Champlain Transportation company o
about 70 shares of stock in the Whitehall
end ST. Johns Towing and Transporta
ton company, the towing war on the LAX
comes to an end.
There is no marked change in. the condi
ton of Christopher Miles. but every da
gives encouragement as no complication
have yet set in. Ploof remains In abou
the same condition. He Is still deiirlou
and gives the guard and nurses consider
able trouble.
A party Of 81 students of Middlebur
College came to the city Saturday ant
taking the Mariquita, went to BLU
Point and afterwards to Ausabl
Chasm. On the return trip the part
had supper at the Van Ness house an
took the 1920 train for home.
Fire in a shanty in the rear of II
premises occupied by Hyman Gadstoi
at 1873 North Champain street called OF
the fire department last night at eleve
o'clock. A still alarm was sent in, 70
lowed by call from box 80. The dan
age was slight. The origin of the fiji
is unknown.
The following cases have been entere
In Chittenden county court: Spauldins
I<imball Co. VS.. Frank G.. Clough
STAFFORD, suit to recover $1,000; w. !
Eddy VS.. r. ]. Pond. apt, appeal fro
justice court IN which the plaintiff W.
awarded $2S,32 and costs of 1887. Both a
actions Of general assumpsit.
Cards have been received In this cit
announcing the marriage June 10 of AL
T.. Ball and Miss Hazel Sheldon in Br
toll. Mr.. BAH is a graduate of the Tn
versity Of Vermont, class of 1907. and
now connected with the Vermont Mutu
Fire Insurance company of Montpelie
VT.
Louis Mikolo was the principal In oil
Of the intoxication cases In city cou
Monday and he was fined the usu
five dollars with costs, which is Il
usual penalty in such cases. He inten.
to pay. Another case was that of Hen
LarocS who was likewise found guilt
but he took an appeal and =. G. Webst
furnished bail in the sum Of 500.
Field day exercises will be held at Que
City Park under the auspices Of I
grange on Friday, June 80. The assista
secretary Of agriculture will give an a
dress, as will also Mason S. Stone, Ste
superintendent of education, and c.
Smith, master of the state grange II
expected that one OF the congressm
from the State Will address a meeting
James Ryan, who has appeared in cl
court many times, was arraigned aga
Tuesday for intoxication. and was CIV
a fine Of $15 and costs, with 80 days
1ail. He was not Obliged to disclose as
name, through some error, Is not on {
list. A number of such cases have c
CURED recently James O'Nei Of Clai