Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-28
CITY NEWS

science
The condition OF Mrs. II. A. Brigham.
who was operated on at the Mary F1et-
cher hospital for appendicitis. was very
favorable last evening
The Misses Mary and Gwendolin Emery
have returned to the Hannah More Aoad-
emy, Reistertown, Md, after spending the
hummer with their grandparents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. A. Murray
The q. 8. Blodgett company Of thi.
city has secured the contract for heat
Ing the new office building being erected
In Proctor for the Vermont Marble COM
pany. The fan system will be used.
In probate court Tuesday the will Of
1Iulda g. Meeker Of Milton was proved,
and Il. D. Martin of Milton was appointed
executor. the commissioners and apprais
ers being r. B. Mears and George n.
Wood
In Chittenden county court Tuesday
1t was announced that the case of Emile
Bedard VS.. the Central Vermont Railway
company. an action of negligence, had
been settled. f. a. Ashland represented
the plaintiff.
The marriage of Dr. Roy H. Peck
o: Springfield. Mass. formerly of this
city. and Miss Alice Campbell of Bal
tmore, Md, will occur in Baltimore
on the evening of Wednesday. October
H.
Edward j. Hart of Waterbury and
Miss Lydia NJ Beatty of Enosburg Falls
We're married Thursday evening at the
Methodist parsonage by the Rev c. V.
tirismer. They left on the GAS train
and will be at home after october l
ut Waterbury.
The case of Martin S. Villas VS.. Percy
S. Amcry and Mabel b. Amery. a petition
for foreclosure. was entered Friday
in Chttenden county court. The prem
Uses concerned are located on the corner
of Mansfield avenue and North street and
are valued at $500.
There were about 10 bidders at the auc-
tion in the customs house Tuesday. when
rug and two table cloths were sold The
prices were better than Is often the case,
hut were then far below the usual price
brought for such articles The rug was
sold for SIS and the table cloths for s14
and sl1, respectively.
Miss Elizabeth Mcguire. who has been
assistant housekeeper at the Hotel Yer
mont Is to be head housekeeper. sue
ceeding Mrs. f. D. Prescott Of Boston.
who has resigned Miss Mcguire has Just
returned from visit of few days at
her home In Rutland. and will enter upon
her duties October l.
John Wolcott Of Milton was brought TO
jail Yesterday. charged with the sale Of
intoxicating liquors. The arrest resulted
from the disclosure of A. b. BeaVens, who
was arrested few days ago for intoxca-
ton in Milton and was given fine of
sl5 and costs with 80 days in Jail by
Justice Fuller Of that place
Chief c. A. Niles Of the fire department
and Alderman A. s. Drew have returned
from a several days trip to Milwaukee
and Chicago. In the latter place they
attended the International municipal con-
gress and exposition and In the former
the convention Of the International Assoc
citation Of Fire Chiefs. Of whom there
we're more than a thousand present
Curtis Ehgerton. which was found to
be the real name of the civilian Nc
'iuire," who was arrested on Rutland
railroad train Monday for not paying his
fare. was arragned in city court Tues-
day and pleaded guilty to intoxicatIor
and to refusing to pay his fare. He was
fined S. and costs in the first case and $40
and costs in the second. He could not
pay.
a quiet wedding occurred at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs Walter " BADGER