Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
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81 Church ST.,
BurIlng ton,

In probate court Monday Elihu Il.
Taft was appointed executor Of the es-
tate of II. II. Bradley. The commission
ers are O. p Ray and II. b. Shaw. In
the estate of Josephine Bird of Hines
burg, Noble D. Parks was appointed exc
cutor and the appraisers are II. n. Page
and H. W. Russell In the estate of John
Van Sicklen, Martha T.. Van Sicklen was
appointed executriX. The commissioners
and appraisers are II. II. Wheeler and
John NJ Jones A license to sell real es-
tate was granted in the estate Of San
ford Il. Wager.
Fred Iaramy, who was placed on
suspended sentence to the State Indus
trial school some time ago. following his
theft of bicycle from another boy. and
who was later committed to the insttu-
ton. following his arrest in Schenectady,
n. Y. for "beating his way on a freight
train, was found Tuesday morning at
his home in this city and taken back to
Vergennes where he had escaped from
confinement a week ago. He claims that
since leaving the school he has been at
work on a farm in Shelburne. He is only
Il years old, but his record for the past
three months includes also the theft of
sl2 and his disappearance with a bicycle
rented from the Lane livery on LOOMS
street and never recovered.
The Champlain Manufacturing COM
pany's shops which were closed few
weeks ago pending inventory by the re-
ceiver, f. W. Parkhill will start up again
next week with about 70 men. For the
present only the chair and box depart
ment will be continued there are no
Interior woodwork contracts to complete.
There are contracts on hand for n large
number of chairs and boxes and 1t Is
believed that these can be manufactured
without serious loss. A contractor from
Cuba who has placed a large order for
chairs has been here the past week
and will have the contract COM
pleted here. and 1t Is probable
that IL the shops can be run at profit
without the interior finish department a
reorganization will be effected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold r. Fairchild o.
: Fairfield whose marriage has just beer
; announced, were registered MONDAY
> at the New Sherwood House. The groom
, Is a graduate of the University OF Yer
' mont in the class of 1903, and while II
E college here was member OF the zap
! pa Sigma fraternity. At present he Is en-
gagged in the study Of Jaw. The bride wa
I Miss Gladys Mae Soule. daughter
t Mrs. Horace Wheeler Soue Of Fairfield
and was graduated from the johnson
!. Normal school in the class Of 1905. sine
r her graduation she has been teache
5 In the public schools of Vermont an
l. New hampshire more recently haVlh
. had charge Of the three upper grades
J. the school at Underhill Center. AFTER
IS short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. ran
l. child will continue to reside at F'airrei'
"a DIR. b. II. Stone. director OF the stat
- Laboratory of Hygiene, said Monday
commenting on the work OF the iapori
tory that a marked dropping off in II
y number OF cases OF violence In the Sta
A. had been noted since Arthur Boswort
e. was convicted of the killing OF Mae Iii
IN Belle and sentenced to death by hansin
In The laboratory Is called on to invest
TO gate many cases where death resui
e. from violence OF foul play and up to II
I'd time of the Bosworth case the instit
&c ton was kept very busy with cases IN
al parts of the State. DR. Stone said I'M
I'd while the sudden dropping Off or sue
cases might be mere coincidence
In was inclined to think that the verdi
-, In the BOsworth case had direct !
90 fluence on the conditions OF rece
~. months The business at the laborato
~, at present Is very quiet
It. Examinations will be held by the Unit
1t. States civil service commission In II
ed city and st, Adams August 8 for fillil
e Vacancies as they may occur In vario
en- branches of the federal service in II
IS vicinity, as follows; In the Burlingt
customs district for inspector deputy &C