Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-30
CITY NEWS

tne winter WITH ner sister, Mrs. w. j,
Jennison.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Percival and Mrs
Kate M. Vaughan Of Maple street will
leave the latter part of the week for
California, where they will spend part
Of the winter.
George LABEL was fined s. and costs OF
S7.25 in city court Tuesday. following
his plea of guilty to a charge Of intoxca-
ton He was taken to Jail but expects
TO pay.
William Larochellc and Miss Georgian
ma Cote of 20 Ward street were married
Monday morning at ten o'clock at St.
1oseph's Church by the Rev. j. NJ.
cloarec.
Mrs E. =. Woodbury. and children will
leave about the first of the year for
Daytona, Fla, where they will spend the
winter with Col. Woodbury. who. with DR..
j. NJ. Clarke, has purchased a bungalow
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. McAllister, photo
Graphers of Queen City Park and Mrs.
McAllisters sister Miss Bessie Shepard.
eft Tuesday morning for Lake Helen,
Florida. where they will spend the
winter
The probate office will be closed all
day to-day. Yesterday in probate court
there was settlement and decree IN
the estate OF Lcttie Ballard of Bur
lngton and the will of Adelinc May
Landon Of Ilincsburg was proved
In response to a petition. signed by
number of the citizens of the city, j. \.
mol .,r ,,.in
Strong theatre on Thursday. December
T, on State issues. Music viii he fur
nlshed by Barton's orchestra of IL pieces,
and Mayor Robert Roberts will preside.
The barge William J. Carbray. which
ran aground north of Colchester reef
Few weeks auo. unloadod its cargo of hay
MondaY at tic Champlain Transporta-
ton companN's wharf. a part of the hay
was found to i've damaged and was dis
posed of to some farmers. The remain
der was taken to Fort Ethan Allen.
In probate court Yesterday D. ]. Neihurg
and Max Pcrleman were appointed COM
missioners and appraisers in the estate
Of sam Grossman. In the estate of T..
Henry Powell license was granted 10
sell real estate. T.. W. quinn was APP
pointed guardian of Clinton t.. Crooks of
Jnderhnl.
The Delta Sigma fraternity held tho
annual fall initiation in the chapter house
THU sday, admitting five freshmen and
one sophomore to the fraternity. The
initiates werr e. G. DaiEle and \. A. De-
lany Of this city, J. G. TRACY of st. Johns
bury, r. II. SOULS of Boston, J. +. Arm
strong Of North Adams. Mass. and Il.
G. Doyle. 1911 of Hanover. y IT,
a judgment has been rendered in coun-
~ court for the defendant to recover it's
costs in the damage suit brought by
Etienna I>atulip against the city. This
case was heard during last week and was
an action for damages for injuries al
legged to have been sustained by the plain
tiff when she stumbled over a flagstone
on ST. Paul street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Purinton of Boston has
purchased from George II. Holden his
house at 3"5 South Union street. Mrs
Furinton will take possession the first
OF the coming year Mrs Purinton's son.
c. +. Purinton, is connected with the new
department for the manufacture of roll
away screens just installed by the Porter
Screen company at Winoosk
g. u. Warren and +. \. Brown Of Will
liston and o. \. Baldwin of Hinesburg
have been appointed inspectors of deer
heads in their respective localities. All
successful hunters are required by law
to have the heads of the deer inspected
with a view to determining the length
of the horns and also to determine at
what time Of year the game is shot.
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