Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-08
CITY NEWS


edward Foley and Matilda Morris. Of
80 Walnut street, were married at 81.
Joseph's Church Monday morning at six
O'Clock by the Rev. J. A. Lacouture.
Reid. Murdoch g. Co., who open a
branch of their maple sugar busine In
this city every spriug and DO business
here during tho sugar season. have closed
their doors until next year.
THE treasurer of the Home for Agod
Women has received $4,000 from 8.
"A. Brownell, executor Of the estatc OF
Marion Z. Burritt, late of Essex juno
ton. This makes a total of s64O.93.
which the Home has received under
the will Of Miss Burritt.
Another beer stealing case was taken
UP Tuesday forenoon in city court. when
Abraham Badger, who was found glass In
hand behind the store Of f, s. Meigs by
officer Hanlon, pleaded guilty. He was
fined s. and costs and this was paid by
his employers.
One commitment to the House of Cor
~rection in Rutland was made during the
month Of May, when George Wilson of
New York was sentenced to serve three
yours lOG nOTSt SICdllub. DuT1EB past
month 35 persons have been sentenced to
the Rutland county jail.
In the estate of Anna II. Jacobs of
Richmond, F. II. Sh%epardson and L. L.
Davis were yesterday appointed COM
missioners and appraisers in Chittenden
county probate court. In the estate of
Albert Coleman Of Underhill, there was
Il settlement and decree.
G. N. Hull yesterday chartered the
Mariquita and took the instrumental and
glee clubs Of the high school
on the trip up otter creek
as far as Vergennes. The original idea
was to take supper at Thompson's Point
but the party carried their own provisions
Instead.
Professor and Mrs. A. B. Myrick will
leave Friday afternoon for Montreal,
whence they will sail on the steamer
Sicilian for Europe to be gone until
September rs. when they will return to
this city. Most of the summer will be
spent in France. with the exception Of
two weeks In northern Italy.
David Mcintyre was given the maximum
sentence for intoxication yesterday after
noon In city court, when he pleaded
guilty to his fifth or sixth charge of the
kind. His sentence vas a fine of sl5
and costs of $3.50 and 80 days in jail,
which interpreted into a Jail sentence,
means 1o2 days.
A number of persons in Bennington
narrowly escaped serious injury when u
pane Of glass in the opera block fell out,
precipitating a shower of glass to the
pavement. The window was a double one,
one of which was raised. The attempt to
raise the other sash Jared the raised
window. and q large portion of the pane
broke.
Monday in probate court the will of
the late e. Henry Powell was proved.
Georgianna Reed Powell, Max Leon
Powell and Thomas Reed Powell were ap-
pointed executors. The commissioners
and appraisers named are c. z. Smith
and +. L. Burgess. In the estate Of
Tousaint Vincent, Mary S. Gutchell was
appointed ADMINISTRATIVE
At the banquet held at the Van Ness
House Monday evening Of the Vermont
association Of Gushing Academy alumni.
Principal H. S. Cowell of Ashburnham,
Mass. and Acting President hlias Lyman
of the University of Vermont were pres
ent. There are about 10 alumni IN the
city connected with tho university and
d. alumni in the State.
Dean r. Hill, A. B., o. v. NJ, GLASS
OF 1909. graduated from the law depart
ment of the University OF Buffalo. N.
Y. June l, as q bachelor of laws. MT.
Hill Is a son of DR.. Julian p, Hill.
formerly of Isle La Motto, VT. a grad
uate of the medical department of the
University Of Vermont. and now a
physician in Buffalo, N. Y.
Friday In probate court a license to
sell real estate was granted in the estate
CT Ellen F1aherty. late of Burlington. In
the estate Of B. w. Carpenter. late of
burlington, Elias Lyman was appointed
administrator de bonis non. with the will
annexed. to fill the vacancy cause by the
death of f. Henry Powell. The will of
Anna J. Garvin of Essex was filed for pro-
bate. A hearing was set for June 26.
Invitations have been received in the
city for the marriage OF Miss Irene A.
Hayward Of Detroit, Mich, who was the
maid of honor at the Bixby-Hawley we'd
ding last Saturday morning, to Willis G.
Waldo on the evening Of Tuesday, the 9th
inst. in the First Congregational Church
of Detroit. Miss Hayward is the daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Ella F. Hayward, who former-
ly resided In this city.
Fred January, who gives his resi-
dence as Lynn. Mass, and says that
he has been in the city only two
months, was found guilty of petit
larcency Friday afternoon In city
court and was sentenced to pay a fine
of five dollars and costs. As he could
not pay he was remanded to Jail. jan
uary was arrested for stealing three
dollars from Mary Fenwick, who had
1t in a small bank.
Maggie Hayes Wilson. who has many
times been arrested but never con
victed, was In city court Friday
house of ill-fame. The court did no,
deem the case of the prosecution SUI.
f~cfently strong enough for a convio-
ton and she was acquitted. Charles
Bayne Of Middlebury. who was impli-
Gated In the same case. was allowed
20 go free. as his case was mol pressed
Tuesday In probate court a license
was granted to sell real estate in the
estate of Edna J. Kew OF Jericho. In the
estate Of Samuel E. Maynard of Bur,
lington. Matte F. Maynard was an.
pointed administrators, and F. w. Baylies
and George NJ. Sabin were appointed com.
missioners and appraisers. Mrs. Matte