Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18
CITY NEWS

teSSor or mathematics at the university
Of Vermont, has been engaged to preach
the baccalaureate sermon at Brigham
Academy, Bakersfield. June IL.
The last OF the series of meetings held
ut the w. G. r. U Temple by Miss Mary
G. woodbury. was held last evening. The
meetings have been of unusual interest
and hepfulness
The University of Vermont base ball
team defeated the Norwich University
nine at Centennial field Wednesday by a
score of IL to L. The next game is with
Dartmouth Saturday.
The body of Martin c. Ellis, who
hung himself Monday morning follow
ing his murder of John L. Adair at
Fort Ethan Allen was shipped Tues
day to the home of his mother in
Johnson City. Tenn.
Vaughn. son OF MIR. ana Mrs. f. e.
Burgess of South Willard street, has
received the appointment Of cadet in
the Naval academy at Annapolis, and
Is now in Washington, d. c., with his
father.
Christina Anna, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. NJ. Rogue. was married Monday
n>prning at six o'clock at ST. Mary's
Cathedral to William Arthur Noble, the
Rev. ]. +. ellis officiating. After a we'd
fling trip to Montreal Mr.. and Mrs. Noble
will reside in this city.
e. n Sanctuary of Galveston. Texas. is
ut the Battle Creek sanitarium for treat
pient He was threatened with a nervous
breakdown and was wise enough to quit
work in time to recover. Mr.. Sanctuary
nas many friends in Vermont and when
In the u. V. NJ. was n star ball player.
Monday in probate court Orman p,
Raw was appointed administrator in
The estate of Laura Louise Roby of this
city, and c. NJ. Mosley and John II.
Brooks were named commissioners. In
The estate of Anna Maria Baker, also
Of Burlington. Elihu b. Taft was APP
pointed administrator
The hearing In the estate of Charles
p. Sanderson, late of Milton, was con-
inued yesterday in probate court until
Tuesday, May o. In the estate of Edwin
Jaynes, Thomas Ryan was appointed
administrator. In the estate Of Ellen T.
Pease, late Of Burlington. c. W. Brownell
and c. S. Isham were appointed APP
praisers.
Pearl Fuller the girl who was impli-
rated in JOY ride and who was sentenc-
ed by Judge Palmer Monday in city court
IN charge of open and gross lewdpess
TO serve not less than five or more than
six months in jail, was brought before
MN again yesterday. Sentence was sus-
pended and the girl was placed in the
bands of the probation officer.
Mabel, eldest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Richelieu, was married to Frank
{. Whitehouse OF Fall River. Mass. at St.
Josephs Church Wednesday morning by
the Ri. Rev. j. NJ. Cloarec. The bride was
attended by a niece. Josephine Millette,
and the groom by Fred Richelieu. The
bride and the maid of honor wore white
mousseine and carried roses and carna-
tons.
The annual business meeting of the
Mems club of st. Paurs Church was held
last evening in the parish house. The
officers of last year were reelected az
follows: President. NJ. D. Chittendsn:
first vice-president. DR.. Lyman Allen;
second vice-president Prof NJ. B. Ogle;
secretary. Harry Smith; treasurer. A A.
Tiffany. Reports were presented and
plans discussed for tho year.
In probate court Friday, E B. Jor-
dan was appointed administrator with
the will annexed, In the estate Of Ed
ma j. Kew of Jericho. and NJ. j
Sweeney and L. 3. Bulger were named
commissioners and appraisers. In the
estate of Louis Char1and OF Richmond
Louis j. Charland was appointed ad-
ministrator de bonis non. The will OF
the late Colonel f. Henry Powell was
filed for probate.
The police office has collection OF
articles which are found about Burlington
and taken there by their finders. Hardly
a day passes but what something 1.
brought In and a number Of punches OF
keys have collected which are of valu,
to their owners and no one else. Wher
these are advertised they are returned bu
most people do not think to either ad
vertise for their lost articles or inaur,
at the office
The monthly report of Secretary
Hopkins to the members of the Mer-
chants Protective association is now
In the hands of the printers and will be
out tomorrow. This contains the
monthly supplement to the original
list of accounts which the association
has been unable to collect. The list
this month IL only about one-half as
long as in the supplement issued April
~.
Superintendent ]. Frank Kidder of tn,
water works has prepared three bottle.
O. lake water, which are sealed, and ha.
sent them to the city clerks office, Wher,
they may be inspected by anybody WHIT
IS interested. One bottle shows the raw
water taken from the lake. The SECOND
shows the wash water containing the i'm
purities. after being subjected TO the filte
for ten hours. and the third shows a sam
pie of the water as filtered, taken from
the main pipes.
John Z. Mcmahon. formerly a majo
In tho 9Th field artillery, has been pro
NOTED to be a lieutenant-Colon and as
signed to the same regiment. Colonel Nc
Mahon was stationed at Fort Ethan Allel
with the field artillery when it was there
He comes of fighting stock, his fathe
having been n colonel in the Civil War
An uncle, also a colonel was killed a
Cold Harbor, and still another uncle, wei
known to Vermonters, was Major Genera
NJ. r. Mcmahon. who was adjutant-gen
pral of the sixth army corps and wrot