Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-22
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England and Germany, returning to thi,
city the latter part of August. Their resi-
dence at IA Summit street will he kept
open Mrs. Bassetts mother Mrs. Ray
mond, and niece, Miss Root, Of Hartford.
Conn. will spend the summer here with
the children.
In probate court Mary Dennis was
Monday appointed administrators in
the estate of Edward Dennis Of Burling-
ton, Hamilton S. Peck and Harry S.
Howard were appointed commissioners
and appraisers In the estate of Sylvanus
c. Lee of Jericho, Charles l.. Lee was
appointed administrator In the estate of
Maria Ellsworth Smith, Robert c. Smith
has been appointed administrator, with
the will annexed.
Wilbur Ring, an aged resident of
Jericho came into city court Mon
day and pleaded guilty to an Informal
ton filed against him on charge of |
selling liquor Illegally. He was sentenced |
to spend one year in the county Jail and |
to pay the costs of the prosecution, but |
on motion of states Attorney II. Il. |
Shaw sentence was suspended and he |
was placed in the hands of the probation |
officer upon the payment of the costs. |
The almost unprecedented business |
which the customs house has been doing |
for the past year or more continues. The |
amount collected during the month of
May was $110, 50, more than twice that |
of May last year, when the amount was |
So ,235.5i The foreign exports were s45.157
a little more than half those of a year
ago. when they were s75,1S4. The domestic
exports this year are S5l7,0SO and year
ago they were s511,644.
Cards have been received in the city
announcing the marriage of Charles II.
Gutchell and Miss Ethel NJ Hozberger
| in Great Falls. Mont. Mr.. Gutchell Is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Gutchell,
now residents of Montpelier, but who
formerly lived in this city. The young
| man graduated from the chemistry de-
partment of the University of Vermont
| in the class of 1906 and is now connected
with the Boston Montana Smelling COM
pany.
a movement Is on foot to induce the
Champlain Transport alton company to
make landing at Ladd's on the north
| end of South Hero island. and the man
| agement seems willing to do this pro-
viding suitable landing place is provld-
| ed. Many years ago that was n regular
| landing place for boats, but during the
| past 20 years the wharf has fallen into
decay. and considerable outlay would
1 be necessary to put 1t in good condition
| again 1t is, however, on the direct route
of steamers making St. Adams Bay.
| The board Of civil authority met Tuesday
| evening for the purpose of transacting
| httG tat,
in ward two on June 2S The following
| officials were elected: Ballot clerks c. H.
Lane, Frank l.. Murray. A. II. McNally
and Louis Aport; assisting ballot clerks,
S n. Miller, George McGrath. NJ. A.
| Stone and =. II. Corley. The resignation
of A. II. Duhamel as inspector of election
| in ward two was received and accepted
The board will meet again Friday even
ing, which will be the final meeting for
| the correction of the check list
Guy c. Rocheleau, for the past five
years a popular clerk in the Park Drug
store, has purchased the drug store of
Evans e. Bryan in Waterbury and will
take possession in a few days. Mr..
Rocheleau is amply qualified to conduct
a store Of his own and as the store pur-
chased by him Is an old stand he will
undoubtedly meet with success. He has
had an experience of nearly 10 years in
the drug business and is we'll acquainted
with every detail of the prescription de-
partment. He is graduate of the Column
lila University College of Pharmacy and
is now acting secretary OF the Vermont
State Pharmaceutical association.
Saturday was a busy day on the
lake, when four Sunday schools in the
city had boat rides. The Unitarians
had about 500 people. including tho
people at the Home for Destitute Chill
dren. The trip was made on the Cha
teaugay and was down the lake as
far as the Richelieu river, stopping at
Isle La Motto for lunch. The Congre-
gational ride was patronized by about
zoo from the two churches. the trip
being to Adams Landing or ST. Adams
Bay, as the excursionists preferred
l ST. Pauls went 20 Fort Frederic on
the Vermont and a party of about $50
took the trip.
Wilfred Prince, the sixteen year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Prince
and Ralph Patch, who chums with him,
: were arrested yesterday by the police in
: answer to a complaint for stealing wire
5 from the warehouse of the New England
Telephone Il Telegraph company. Tho
=, | company has had much trouble from
this source and yesterday, II ia alleged,
the boys were caught IN the act The
: building is IN condition of decay and
u an easy entrance can be made through
o one corner. 1t is difficult to ascertain
9 how much Of the wire has been stolen
- | and the place where II Is sold Is equally
difficult to find. as pedders buy 1t.
L The Rev. w. p. Crosby, superintendent
Of the Cathedral school, announced at tn,
- graduation exercises held at the schoo
a Friday evening the following award o
:. prizes: Prize for Christian doctrine III,
gift of the Ri. Rev. ]. ]. Rice, Mis-
;. Clara McElroy; prize for general schol
= arshtp, gift of the Cathedral Court of tn,
s Order of Foresters. Miss Irene Collins
= second, the gift of a friend, Miss Clar,
McElroy; s. prize for scholarship, gift o
a friend, Miss Ray Rogue; prize for gen
y eral excellence, $3.50 Harold Kelley
n prize for Christian doctrine In the eight
n grade. gift of a friend Miss Irene Kiley
n prizes for Irish history. gift Of the An
Is Client Order Of Hihernians. first prize O
e so. Douglas insolvency; second prize o
: s., Miss Irene Collins: third prize of 81
= Miss Francis Moran; fourth prize of 81
! Miss Helena Daley.
In this anniversary period of the Clvi
= War, Walter A. Weed of Shelburne IN
"a come across interesting copies of the Ere
"a Press ranging from 1861 to 1865 The ISIS l.
zinc 81 a.. /,