Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-05
CITY NEWS

VII uAVV
w j. Bradley of Charlotte was Friday
appointed administrator in the es
.ates OF Archibald 8. Poole and Mary 10.
Poole OF that town.
The case Of Ernest a. Norton vs. Guy
Bickford. Huntington parties, was en-
cred Tuesdn, IN Chittenden county
court The action is one OF assumpsit In
volvng 500.
Ella Lyman. Jr. went Monday even
Ing to New York, and sailed Wednes-
day morning for England, to begin his
three years course at Oxford, as a
Rhodes scholar.
Isaac Neutis and Miss Mollic Block. |
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. II. Block Of
this city. were married Tuesday evening
at the Hebrew Free school 10y 4 jewish
rabbi
In Chittendcn county court Saturday
morning Judge Hall granted decree in
the divorce case OF Alice j. Scott vs..
Stanley G. Scott. for desertion and
neglect and refusal 70 support.
Daniel Brackcn. Jr.. was in city court
Friday morning and pleaded guilty to
fined the usurl So and costs, but will
serve the alternate ten days in jail
the morning his money and watch were
gone Tho Milton man had TO borrow
dollar to get home. Most of the stolen
property was recovered. In city court
Billadeau's bail was fixed at $500
Joseph Baraby pleaded guilty to first
charge Of intoxicntion Saturday morning
in city court and was fined the usual IS
and costs. with the alternate 10 days
in Jail. lie selected the latter
n. Adams Synagogue hold their election
Of officers Monday night when the fol-
lowing were elected: NJ. j. Levin. presi-
dent: W. Brown. vice-president; "
Ziskin trusteee Fl. Rosenthal. treasurer.
and A. Gladstone, secretary.
The case against Max G. Bessey FIR
keeping scales on hand which are claimed
TO be inaccurate was brought up in city
court yesterday and continued until
October 70. II Is understood that the
case is to be hotly contested
The returns made by the Military Post
Electric railroad to the office OF the state
commissioner of taxes shows the gross
earnings for the six months past to have
been in the vicinity Of $1,000. All of this.
with the exception of about $40 was
derived from fares.
Word comes from Minot. North Dakota.
that one of the most fortunate in the
Rerthold drawing Of homesteads is Miss
Susan r. Rouse. daughter Of Mrs ]. o.
Rouse of ST. Johnsbury and East Berlt-
shire in this State. The claim Is said to
be worth a least 5000
J. F. eastman YESTERDAY broke ground
at the Sherwood House and started opera
Ions toward the rebuilding of the corner.
Before work can be begun on the building
proper a temporary structure will he
erected in the rear and this is now the
scene Of operations.
At the parsonage of the College Street
"hurch at 2:45 o'clock Thursday after
noon Guy c. Perry of Ferrisburg and
Miss Nellie l.. Cray. daughter of Edwin
cray Of 81 Russell street. were married
~ the Rev. I. c. Smart in tho presence
# small company Of relatives.
Henry Barney. an old offender, was in
:ity court Saturday morning and pleaded
guilty to a charge of intoxication. He
vas fined s1b and costs, but will serve an
disclosure Barney said that the liquor
given him by soldier
News has been received in tire city of
the serious condition Of Mrs Benjamin
W. Atwell, wife of "A former rector of
Trinity Church. Shelburne, az her home
in Newton. Mass, rs the result OF
paralytc shock
Al 80 Monday morning at St.
Ioscphs Church Paul r Thompson of )
North Champlan street and Miss Eva
Provost of Is Hayward street We're mar
rod by the RI. Rev. J. NJ. Cloarec. They
WIFI reside in this city.
Henry James Ravey of IL Pomeroy
street and Miss Mary Frances Donnelly
at Buell. stree, were married TUESDAY
morning at s:30ocloc at st. Mary's Cath
edral by the Rev, j. f. ellis The bride
was attended by her sister Bertha Don
nelly, and the groom by his brother.
Frank Ravey.
More and more are the market garden
ers about Burlington introducing modern
methods in filling the soil. a few Of them
are considering seriously the a1visabilitv
or introducing irrigating systems and
these and others are now busy erecting
large hot houses. From these they intend
TO raise carly lettuce. etc.
Grand Isle apple grower was in the
city Tuesday and made the statement
that. although every grower on the
islands had IL good crop, not one had
sold II as yet. He said that a number
Of buyers" had been through the country
but that none OF them had made a price
which was considered worth while
The will OF Joseph Vezina of this city
was proved Monday in probate court
Thursilla Nezina was named as admins
traitor. and the commissioners and ap-
praisers appointed are Jules Smays and
Joseph Hebert In the estate Of Charles
c. Miller a license to sell real estate was
granted
There has been no change in the mark
OF the water in the lake for many weeks
on account Of the recent rains. II Is now
Stx-tenths of foot above low water
mark and the large boats are not
experiencing the trouble which e was
feared would he encountered by this
time.
There is no let ny in tho quantity Of hay
passing through this port en- route to the
markets south, Even the new crop did
not seem to Influence the importatlonS
and there wac only slight decrease dur