Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23
CITY NEWS

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. E.. o.
Walters at Mrs. Rood's sanitarium on
Bank street Sunday evening.
Champlain street were made happy by
the arrival Of a son on Saturday.
In the estate OF Matilda M. Bacon,
Emma Bacon was Thursday appointed
administrator by the probate court.
A license to sell real estate was granted
In probate court Friday in the estate
of Mary B.. Muir.
Mrs. Dora Grossman was Tuesday in
probate court appointed guardian over
the eight children left by her husband,
the late Sam Grossman.
A settlement and decree was announced
in three cases in probate court Monday.
They were in the estates Of Henry II. Nc
Nall. George II. whalley and George e.
Goodrich.
s. E. Bixby and Clifford Il. Hanley. both
Of Essex Junction, was in city court Tues
day morning as the result of an alter
cation the day before, when both were
arrested on charges of intoxication the
fines Of IS and costs were promptly PAID
Daniel E. Wright has sold MS market
at the intersection Of Blmwood and In
terval avenue to Edward n. Douglass.
who for some years has been In the em-
ploy of the Northern Provision company.
Mr.. Douglass will take charge or the
market next week.
John w. Grace has sold his blacksmith
shop on South Winooski avenue near
The Strong theatre to Frank CadrecI OF
North Duxbury. Mr.. Cadrect has already
taken possession and Mr.. Grace will con-
tinue in his employ.
DIR. J. w. Courtney was elected physi-
clan of the Catholic Young Mems union
Wednesday Nov. 15. instead Of DR.. d. J.
Nolan, as was enormously reported.
Through a typographical error the name
of Edward Devlin was given as Edward
Donlin.
A license was returned to the city clerks
office yesterday attesting the marriage OF
Burton r Cults and Mrs. Jennie +.
swain, both of Chase street. The cere-
mony took place in Essex junction at the
home of the Rev. Douglass Guest, the
Methodist pastor.
The October collections at the customs
house again show an increase over a year
ago. Last month s137 $685. was collected
as against $40, 4s.1a a Year ago. and thu
domestic exports were SIG, 497 as against
$554, 27 the year previous. The foreign ex-
ports were s7 COZ against s3S ,024 for a year
ago.
Mrs. John Jay Lewis left Queen City
Park Monday and after a stay In Bos-
ton and New York city will go to Port
land, Oregon. to make her home there
with friends. Her cottage. Overcliffe, at
the park is furnished as a summer camp,
as she intends to return here during the
summer months.
Lottie Golden Was pleasantly surprised
al the home of Mrs. Bert Spear, 1877
Nortn Winooski avenue, Thursday night
with a linen shower in honor OF her APP
preaching marriage to William Riley Of
Hyde street. There were IS ladies present.
The decorations consisted of the Macca-
bees colors.
.Iohn j. MacBaine. whose residence is
given ms Central square, y. Y. and oc-
cupation as lumber dealer. and Miss
Addie Woodruff Of Hickok place this city,
We're married Monday. by the Rev. c. Y.
Grismer. The couple left for New York
after the CEREMONY and will make their
home there.
II. s. Merrihew of South Burlington
Tuesday secured one of the biggest
prizes yet obtained In this deer season
by shooting a 375 pound buck in Hunt
inGton. The buck was a handsome speci-
mon and had "A points. Deer seem to De
Ecarcer this year than usual and the
nunter to be shot is much smaller than
in former years.
The Rt. Rev. Arthur G.. A. Hall re.
turned Friday evening, accompanied by hi
nurse and housekeeper, Miss Mills, from
tXbridge, Mass, where he has been fol
the past several weeks recuperatina
from his recent severe illness. Bishop
Hall is very much improved in health
but he will not undertake any arduou:
work for some time yet.
Thomas Reeves, who has purchased tn
sheds In the rear of the College Stree
Church, tore them down Friday an
the spot whc.e they have stood ever sine
the church was built will be graded an
made into a lawn. This removes abol
the last of the old sheds in this cit,
whereas a few years ago they stoo
behind every church building.
George Duba, the man who was arrest
ed last week for chasing a girl on Mort
street, appeared in city court Thur,
day morning and pleaded guilty to
charge of open and gross lewdness. tn
man doesn't seem to possess the greate.
of mental qualifications. lie was give
not less than 10 nor more than u month
in the house Of correction by Judge Pa
mer.