Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-09
CITY NEWS

Leonard Mireau and Marie Louise Loi-
Belle, both of this city, were married |
Tuesday in st. Joseph's Church by the
Rt- Rev. J. NJ. Clorec.
Loretta A. Shea of this city has applied
for divorce. the petitionee being
Or, Peter o. Shea of Worcester, Mass. The
grounds are non-support and intolerable
severity.
The chancery suit of William W.
Wheeler of Malone. N. Y, against j.
Eva Mason of this city. a petition for
foreclosure. was entered Monday with
Me clerk OF the county court
James Day, a Bolton man. is ut the
Nary Fletcher hospital, suffering from
serious injuries to his head. and his re-
rovcry is considered doubtful Day was
Injured In logging camp few days ago,
when he was struck by a rolling log.
Yesterday in probate court the estate
of Henry Wells, late of Burlington,
deceased was decreed to the widow,
Mary r. Wells. as resduary legatee.
decree was also made in the estate of
Frances f. Richardson, late of Burling-
ION.
Phllie GaRnon and Theresa Pasha
were arrested Monday on warrant
charging them with breach OF the peace
Rnd taken before Judge e. c. Mower,
where they were sentenced to serve 30
days. The arrest grew out of a difficulty
pf several days ago
Thursday In probate court Mary A.
Spalding was appointed administrators
in the estate OF A. V. Spading, late of
Burlington. Edmund c. Mower and c. T.
Cowles were appointed commissioners
and appraisers. \ decree was made in
the estate of Charles ST. Peter, late of
South Burlington.
The wood work on the new steamer
Horizon, which is being built at Baldwin
on Lake George. is now advancing rapid
ly. The flooring has been laid on the
main deck and on part of the other
decks. 1t Is intended to have the steamer
ready for use the latter part of June or
the first of July.
A hearing at an early date has been
asked by City Attorney Villas of Judge
T.. L. Waterman of Bratteboro upon a
motion by Mr.. Villas to dissolve the in
Junction now pending against the city,
signed by Judge Waterman as chancel-
Tor, to prevent It from expanding more
money by borrowing upon it's electric
Tight plant.
ARRANGEMENTS for the celebration of
st. Patrick's day in this city are now
being made and the day will be observed
In the usual manner There will be a
parade in the morning. followed by SER
vices at ST. Mary's Cathedral. and the
day will be brought to a close with n
banquet in st. Marys hall, when a
speaker Of prominence will be present
The Burlington Drug Company Thurs
day paid fine Of 500 and costs for SELL
Ing liquor which had not been submitted
to the State laboratory of hygiene for
analysis. The case grows out of an in
formation fled by States Attorney II.
Is. Shaw in September, 1909. The case
was taken to supreme court and the
decision of the lower court against the
drug company was affirmed.
Salay Thomson Of Richmond, for whom
James Kennedy was recently appointed
guardian was taken to Bratteboro Fri
day. Mr. Thompson recently spread
terror in the neighborhood of his farm
by shooting at people who We're passing
and performing other strange acts which
led to an examination into his mental
condition.
Friday In probate court Salmon
Green and William f. F1agg We're APP
pointed commissioner and appraisers In
the estate Of George r. Finley, late OF
Richmond, deceased. Il, S. Whtcomt
and n c. Kenyon were appointed COM
missioners In the estate OF Salay G.
Thompson Of Richmond. recently ad-
Judged incompetent
Mrs. Harry S. Weed gave tea Mon.
day afternoon from four until six O'Clock
in honor Of Mrs. J. Churchill Hindes OF
Poston and Mrs. Charles f. Lamb OF
New York Mrs. Frank II. Parker ant
Mrs. S. W H.ndes poured. assisted b!
Miss Kingsland, MIS- f. A. Brodie ano
Miss Lois Roberts,
An action in trover. brought by vii
liam p. Douglass of Essex and F. w
Lawrence of Wuliston against Thoma:
w Parizo of Colchester. was entered
Saturday with the clerk of the county
court. This is an appeal on the part o
the defendant from Judgment rem
dered In the Winooski municipal court
L. A. Bostwick. the grocer purchased
the frame building on 1T. Paul stree
south of the New Vermont Saturday a
auction, bidding it In at ST.. There wer'
few bidders and the sale was quick.
made. The building will be used as
harm on Smiths lane and will be move
there before the Eth inst. so as to ALLOW
work on the extension TO the new hotel,
Monday in probate court the vii
pt Emily Prindle. late of Charlotte, de
\. ceased was proved and George W
EPrndle was appointed administrator wit
She will annexed. The will Of Georg
MYERS, late of Colchester was prove
and Jennie l.. Myers was appointed exc
rutrix. In the estate of Mitchell Laci
lace, late OF Bolton, Georgianna Lacil
ade was appointed Administrative.
The many friends of Allen c. Cockl
Tor a long time with the Free Press an
who went West some three years ag'
will be pleased to learn of his success
The Mckannon Music company, wit
which he has been connected since h
went to Denver, has been reorganize
md moved to new quarters. Mr.. Cock
becomes member Of the company
secretary and treasurer Of the McKanno
Piano company.
James Burns has returned from a TT
10 Boston, where he went with l.. G. Clai
.or the purpose OF purchasing some III
roach horses. He brought back with hi
pair of show horses which were pu
,b,oad from, tho OF a hles of Frank Don