Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-02-02
CITY NEWS

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The will Of John Spencer late Of Bur
jington deceased. was Thursday admitted
to probate. Dennis Mcdonald was ap-
pointed executor.
The suit Of a. M. Delaney against Max
L Powell, demanding that the latter
make an accounting as trustee in the
Delaney estate. was entered Saturday in
the office of the county clerk
The case of whittemore and Mower.
executors Of the estate OF A. G.. Tuttle,
against Albert T. Henderson, an action
IN general assumpsit. was entered setur-
day in the once Of the county clerk.
Mrs Emma Martin and Charles f.
Ables we're married at the chapel of st
Paul's Church Saturday evening at $50
o'clock by the Rev. a. c. Clarke They
expect to reside in this city for the
present.
George e. Hack has returned to the
city after an absence Of several years
in New York and has taken position
as bookkeeper with @. d. Jarvis. Mr..
and Mrs. Hack and family have engaged
apartments on Converse court.
Yesterday in probate court Frank O.
Sinclair was appointed administrator IN
the estate of George s. Sinclair late If
Burlington, deceased. r E. Bigwood and
Oscar w Edwards We're appointed com
missioners and appraisers.
In city court Saturday morning, Will
liam Cote waived examination on a
charge Of furnishing liquor to minor
and was bound over to county court by
Judge Mower Bail was fixed at $500
which was Furnished by Cotes attorney,
John ]. Enrlght
Monday In probate court Osmond
MelendY was appointed administrator in
the estate of Harry W. Tyler, late of
Burlington deceased. Chuuncey II.
Hayden Of Jericho was appointed
uardian of Erwin n. White of the same
place. who is n-composmentis. White
Is now confined at Waterbury.
The executive council of the Vermont
State Bankers association met Tues
Gay afternoon at the Van Ness House.
it was decided to hold the next winter
meeting of the association at Brandon,
Frs Of that place. The program for the
meeting was discussed.
Saturday In probate court Walter c.
Tuttle was appointed executor in the
estate OF Josiah O. Fuller. late Of Rich
mond, deceased. w u Dimick and A. G.
Berry were appointed commissioners and
appraisers. II. Fl. Fuller and Q. y. Wood
were appointed commissioners In the
estate Of Emma ]. Rankin, late of
Milton.
a search was made Friday by Sheriff
Allen and Chief of Police Russell ut the
rolored resort in Colcheste' which was
visited by Edward Borette and William
Cote in company with two young girls
Six cases OF beer and some other liquor
were found. A man named Daily and q
boy named Gardner were arrested Mich
bis, who runs the place, was not found.
Scion Prince, Jr., @ young colored man
was arraigned in city court before Judge
Mower Friday on charge OF stealina
q case Of empty beer bottles. Young
Prince makes a business at times OF col
iecting bottles. Judge Mower gave him
sentence of six months, on his plea 81
Prince in the hands Of the probation Of
fcer.
The lake appeared to be frozen cleaI
across yesterday afternoon and as tn,
wind was not stin and the ice was nakini
rapidly there seems little chance of IT
breaking up Immediately. Several Ash
ing shanties were placed around tn
breakwater during the day and a mum
Der Of Ice boats ventured a distance out
side of the harbor The ice there wa
smooth but around the shore 1t
extremely rough.
William l.. Mccormick sailed Saturda,
from New York on the Hamburg Ameri
can line steamer, President Grant, 70
London, Ling. Mr.. Mccormick viii spen
few days in Cherbourg, France. befor
proceeding to London. He viii represen
the interests of a prominent manufaC
turing company of New York city, VIII
are prepa ring to introduce their line {
goods to tho English and Continents
trade Mr. Mccormick will be abser
from four to six months
The annual meeting of the Girl
Friendly society of St. Paul's Churo
was held Tuesday evening in the paris
house. Supper was served at $50 o'clOcl
after which came the regular bushes
meeting. Miss Jennie L. Latin. tf
branch secretary, gave her report an
this was followed by addresses by ii
Rev s, II. Watkins of St Adams. an
Deaconess Louisa Brainerd of the san
place. The director appointed Miss Latti
Is branch secretary for the coming yea
Friday in probate court Samuel
aianley was appointed administrator,
hOnis non, in the estates Of Ransom
Manly and Lydia J. Manly, both late
Colchester deceased s. R. Manly W
also appointed guardian for The 70
minor children, James B.. Harold F., f
J. and Lois F. Manly A license 10 81
real estate was granted In the estate
Kate Russell Collins. late Of Hinesburl
Dthel Poulas has brought suit for
vorce against her husband, Gust Pouls
of the Boston Lunch The petition
leges adultery, intolerable severity a
refusal to support, and asks for DO
temporary and permanent alimony.
also says that the petitioner rs inform
md believes" that the petitionee h
property to the amount Of 5000. This
counter suit to one brought by
Poulas some time ago v A. Bulard z
pears for the petitioner
Mr.. and Mrs q. H. Holden left Mo
day for Daytona Fla, and will pass |
remainder of the winter there and
pther places in the South.
Miss Jennie Perry Of IS Loomts str
fell Sunday evening on the ice and bro