Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-26
CITY NEWS

Yesterday in the estates OF Louis LUCK,
late of this city, and Warham Brewster,
late of Huntington.
The chancery case of Wesley q. White
VS.. William l.. White. bill OF COM
plant. was entered Monday in Chit
tenden county court
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Gifiin Of Lowell,
Mass, are the parents OF a son, born Sep
TENDER 49, Mrs. Giffin was formerly Miss
Cristina Fraser Of this city.
\ special session of the United States
court. to consider first applications of
aliens, will he held in the local Federal
building Monday afternoon. September 80
Leslie $. Morgan, who was graduated
in 1911 from the Burlington high school,
Is to go Saturday to Remington where
ne will he physical director at the Y. NJ
e. \.
Earl Fuller son OF the Rev. L. NJ.
Fuller of this city who was the State
Sunday school superintendent, has begun
work in the Y. NJ G. A. at Springfield.
Mass. as boys secretary.
Ralph Sheldon. son of Mr. and Mrs
F. NJ Sheldon. has gone to Springfield.
Mass. where he will attend the Inter-
national Y. NJ. C. a. College. preparatory
to entering association work.
l;nos A. Howard and Miss Nellie Bar
neN were married Thursday morning in
the parish house of st. Josepk's Church
by the Rt. Rev. j. NJ. Cloarec. The couple
left after the ceremony for an automobile
trip to Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Muir Of South
burlington announce the coming mar
rage of their daughter Anna May Muir,
to James Eugene Basiliere of this city.
The marriage will take place Tuesday
morning. October I. at st. Josephs
Church.
The Rhode Island Field Naturalists in
Vites the members of the Vermont Botan-
ical club to he its guests at the meeting
of the New England Federation of Nat
ural History societies Saturday, Sep
TENDER u. 1912. The meeting will be at
the Park Museum, Roger Williams Park.
at $3.50 a.
October Il is the date set for the con-
t.nued hearing in the estate Of Josephine
Whitney. late of this city. At that time
II is expected evidence will be presented
In the effort to set aside the will. Thomas
Reeves was Tuesday appointed special
administrator in this estate. The will of
Alice NJ c. Peck, late Of Burlington
was proved Tuesday.
The progressive national committee has
formed womans financial committee,
consisting OF one member from each
state. with Mrs. Amos Pinchot as national
chairman. and Mrs Kellogg Farbank and
Mrs. Ebridge Colby. respectively, as
of ho or H.
visions. Mrs. II. s. Howard has been APP
pointed chairman for Vermont.
a daughter was born Saturday morn
ing to Lieut.. and Mrs. James S. Greene
at the residence OF Mrs. Greene's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Morgan, at
Shelburne point. Mrs. Greene was
formerly Miss Mildred Morgan of this
city and her marriage to Lieut.. Greene
took place in New York at All Angels
Church on Saturday. November 25 1911.
There Is prospect that the seventh
will to be contested in Chittenden county
probate court since July 1 will be that
of Josephine Whitney. late of THIS city.
a bearing in this estate was appointed
for Monday, but was continued to per-
init new evidence to be presented Yes
terday a license to sell real estate was
granted in the estate of I.ottie j. Bow
man, late of Winthrop. Mass.
The Rev. 7. Whiffen has been returned
for another year pastor of the Free Meth
odist Church and is expected to return
next Friday. The district elder. the Rev.
W f. Sitter of Fulton, n. Y. will also
arrive Friday, to hold the first quarterly
meeting of this conference year. Services
n.i1l l..ri, e.id o,. no Mt IN, h.
Free Methodist hall and continue over
Sunday. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Frank Clark and Thomas Lavoie. the
two boys who were arrested Saturday
morning for robbing Ernest Garrison,
wer" taken in city court Monday
afternoon and both pleaded guilty to
petit larceny They We're sentenced tC
spend three months each In the county
Jail but sentence was suspended and
they were placed in the Hands of Pro.
baton Officer Sherman. Garrison, who
was charged with intoXlcation was also
arIaigned and his case continued for q
days. lie was allowed to go on his OWE
Tecognlzance.
The case of Berton O, Wetmore, admr.
as. James L. Karrick. involving $4,000, az
account Of which appeared in the Free
Press, was entered Tuesday in Chit
tenden county court Bail in the case
which is of 90 years standing was re
duced last week by Judge w. II. Taylor
to $1,000 on motion of the defendant!
attorneys. The defendant, Nh Karrick
resides in Washington. ID, c., and makes
his summer home at Thompsons Point
He sets up that discharge in bank
ruptcy frees him from further obligations
IN the present case.
John II. Cassidy. the old veteran wh'
was in court Sept. IS and fount
guilty of intoxication, was back agaii
Thursday, having been found intoxicated
in the north end of the city tina
morning he readily admitted hi
guilt on the second ofense and wa
sent over to Jail The first sentence wa
suspended upon his promise to leav
the city and as he did not comply will
the order he viii serve the ten days be
fore beginning on the penalty for IN
second offcnsc. The man has no HON
ana has for tho past few years spen
the winter at the soldiers home.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Beauchemin, G3 Park street novelt
shower was given Tuesday night in vieS
of the approaching marriage of thei
l.