Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-05
CITY NEWS

Mrs. Mary f. Bradley bought the
Professor Petty farm In south bur'hs'o"
yesterday.
The engagement of Miss Marjory Birncy
nf chicago to Marcellus Landon of this
rity has been announced
News has been received of the birth OF
A., son to MIR and Mrs. Leonard Worces-
ter of Arlington. N. j.
A daughter, Marian Elizabeth, was
horn Friday. August 30. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Brush of ll2 Pearl street.
George r. Holden has purchased the
house on South Union street just south
Of the residence Of H. y. Shaw from
Mr. Shaw.
Frank u. Mack Of Chicago. an engineer
and Miss Florence Taylor of Burkes Falls,
can. were married Monday afternoon by
Justice Jed +. Ladd
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Edward Haynes OF 81
Dorset street. South burlington, are the
parents of a daughter, born Tuesday
night at 1880 o'clock
During the T. O. o. f. convention at
Winnipeg the Free Press will be on
sale at the newsstand of Frank r. Morris,
opposite the postoffice.
In county court Thursday the case of
GUY Pickford. apt. vs. Fred Dwire was
entered This is an appeal from judg-
ment in a book account,
News was received Friday of the
death Of Mrs. f. NJ. Spencer of Dayton
Chic She was a sister of Mrs Chamber
lin of S5i st. Paul street.
The engagement of Miss Jennie
Mowsovitz. formerly of this city, no"
If New York. to Isadore Lapieus OF
New York city is announced.
J. l.. Laduke was fined sl5 and COSTS
Thursday in city court. He took an
appeal but could not furnish the required
bail of so0 and was sent back to jail
William Brown Of 165 Park street.
youth of 10 years, and Miss Ella b. Estey
who is but IL years of age. were married
saturday by Justice of the Peace Peter
Lander
Wallace 3. Whiting of Sheldon and
Ethel Il. Shanleigh of Willston We're
married at the College Street Church
parsonage Friday morning by the Rev.
J. G. smart
Miss Florence Romprey returned to
her home at Il Main street Monday
much improved after her operation for
appendicitis at The Fanny Allen hospital
two weeks ago.
Mitchell Lucia was found guilty Of in
toxication in city court Tuesday by
JUDGE G. S Palmer. He was fined S5
and costs. but took the straight SEN
tence of 66 days in Jail
Theodore +. Hopkins. who has been
at the Mary Fletcher hospital with
broken leg. will have to remain at the
hospital a week OF more yet as the break
was an unusually bad one
The will of David Mitchell Of Burning
ton was proved in city court Thurs
day. Josephine \. Mitchell was appointed
execurx and c. S. Lyon and F. f
Perkins commissioners and appraisers
The suit of Martha l.. Sullivan vs.
John j. Flynn and James T. Henderson
an action IN trespass to recover $500
was entered in rhe county clerks of
ficp Saturday.
Edmund j. Potvin was appoints
the will of Elenore b r. Potvin of Bur
linrton The commissioners and ap
praisers are Frank s. Lanou and Alex
ander Lucia.
The Monday and Saturday trips of tn
steamer Chateaugay between Buringto
and ST. Adams Bay and the sunday trip
of the steamer Vermont between Platts
ourgh and Montcalm Landing have bee
discontinued for the season.
In the estate of Benjamin c. Barrows c
Milton. g. d. Martin was appointed ad
ninistrator in probate court Frida,
J. \. Kennedy OF Milton and Harley
Dunton Of Georgia We're appointed CON
missoners and appra isers.
Ira Peters, who was arrested a fe
days ago in the north end of the tow
ct the instigaton of the authorities {
Hague. n Y. where he stole none,
clothes and other articles. was Tues
day taken over TO New York State fl
trial
At St. Joseph's Church Tuesday mori
ing at seven O'Clock Peter Menard OF L.
man avenue. laborer. and Mary Bre
settle of 80 Maple street were married
the Rev. j. NJ. Coarec They were atten
ed by his father, Joseph Menard, and
her brother. Paul Bressette.
The September bulletin IF the Nermo
Library commission announces the a
pointment of President Benton of I
University of Vermont as chairman
the commission. Miss r. W. Wright
Montpelier succeeds Miss Frances "
bart of Cambridge as secretary
grocery store of G. II. Ellis at ls4 Pc;
street on an execution in favor of Sc
eral creditors, 1t is understood that
Ellis was ready to settle with the ere
tors for % cents on the dollar but II
ore firm refused to accept these teri
Miss Dora Grimard. who has been
the Fanny Allen hospital for treatm
the past two weeks, returned to
home in Holyoke. Mass, Mond
Her brother Omer Grimard. and bro
er-in-law. Edward Normandeau, were
town Monday and accompanied
home.
clifford A. Hagar's bicycle, VIII
was stolen by George Hudson, was
found to he in the possession of a
Of Isaac Perleman. The machine
been painted another color and
name plate taken off by Perleman.
paid two dollars for the property.
DR.. c. A. Pease has completed tern