Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-16
CITY NEWS

MIS- Della j. Peirce left yesterday noon
Tor Washington, - c., where she will
PASS the winter with her son. Col w s
PIERCE.
The condition of Mrs. L. G. Clark Of
South Prospect street, who has been seri-
ously i'll for the past few days, was some-
what improved yesterday.
Mrs. w. l.. Greene ami son H. H.
Greene. left yesterday noon for Mt. Dora,
VIA, where they will remain until spring.
W. r. Greene will join them in January.
Martin Van Buren, Vance, a veteran Of
tho CIVIL War, who died November S at
northampton. Mass at tho age of 60
years, was native of Groton.
There we're 100 applications TO- natural-
zation papers in Granitevillo districts,
when the naturalization court opened in
Barre yesterday morning.
H. Is. Chittenden, who underwent ser
ious operation at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital last Saturday, is reported to he inn
proving.
A. G. Whiting. owner OF the FIibbaid-
Perkins block which was destroyed by
fire November 4. will not rebuild and
has advertised the property for sale.
Miss Phoebe |owle who underwent
severe operation at the Mary Fletch-
or hospital "omc weeks ago. is con-
'alescing and will soon he out.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ripley of Hines
burg announce the engagement of their
daughter. Lena Alice, to John Myers of
Sheburne
The Burlington Humane society has
lust received $lj as the result of the efforts
of Mrs w. r. Tarbo> of Wiliston and S.
from the Union Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters, also of that town.
Fletcher Thomas Of Bennington lost a
little finger NoN at the brushback
factory OF Payne & Clark when his hand
became crtangled with tho .tniv~s of the
shaping machine
Mr. and Mrs W. c. Bellrose of this
city are the parents of n son. a second
j. G.. Belrosc, born November y in
Watertown, n. Y, the home of Mrs
Bollrose.
In probate court Saturday Theodore f..
Hopkins was appointed guardian over the
five minor children OF the late charles II.
stevens of Winooski. They are Lizzie F.,
Hattie NJ, Emma j., Loren A and
Charles H. Stevens
The largest load of hay to he brought
into the city thus far this year was drawn
in here Tuesday from the farm of W. /.
Crombie of Dorset street. 1t touched the
scales at 4,20O pounds and was purchased
by Dr. Walter D. Berry
Albert F. Leprohon OF a. Murray street
and Stella Farnsworth of 46 Murray street
were married Monday morning at six
o'clock by the Rev J. A. Lacouture at St.
Josephs Church. They were attended by
MIR and Mrs Richard Leprohon.
Judgment was entered by default in
city court yesterday in the civil case of
Felix Pagliaro vs. Oronzo Buono to re-
cover ten dollars for house rent Costs of
s3.37 We're added Attorney c. c. Briggs
appeared for the plaintiff.
Judge j. H. Macomber effected settle
ment and decree Thursday in the estate
Of Give NJ. Wetherel late of Essex.
other business In probate court included
The appointment of Ellen u. Brooks Brown
As special administrators in the estate of
Martha NJ. Davies. late of this city.
The Howard Relief society Is In need
of secondhand clothing for children,
especially hoys' ana Will gladly SEND for
such articles OF this nature as may he
donated ANY ono having a double cot
that can he spared can learn where it Is
much needed nv annlvine 70 tho soc,etv
whose telephone call is IA
,,o' :" ~ "'NHoii mas gone u
'o'N, W"eie VIII uhuerso an
'''''"'" |" NC PelIollileu p1 al emf
companied him there but will return to-
day. The operation is made neces-
sarv H.. the recent severe i,ness NJ Mr.
Jackson
"neIu"" oi ar maven VINO
Vas arrested MONDAY evening for being
intoxicated ana begging on the streets
thrust mis- woe-oesone countenance into
dollars ard coats ,or ere. oeso,ao 30 -
tovicatiop Iro u,,u sorvo ,bo o,,.,a.o
toll sent.nce NJ IN dave
Thomas Reeves and his son, j. Edward
Reeves, have rented their slaughter
house property on the Wiiston road for
one wear beginning November to L. L.
Brigham, former superintendent and
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Mrs g. +. Beach, who was injured