Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-14
CITY NEWS


The first hearing of the creditors IN
the bankrupt estate of "A. H. ror'ei was
set 70. Tuesday afternoon NO creui'ois
appeared.
n w ci,lett has resigned his position
A turnkey at the county jail ana mas
So succeeded By T.. G. Balch, who be-
Gan his new duties Monday.
A charity ball for the benefit Of the
rcor WI be given in the armory Friday
evening, November %. Lessons full Or
cbcstra Will furnish the music
On sunday afternoon, November TO-
a ,narri.vv between Woodford Lefebone
and Ida O,ngras was solemnized by the
Rev ia res S. BialSer In the parsonage
If the Baptist Church, rs Pine street.
Ae:rt % young ladies of the telephone
Office gave linen shower for Miss Claire
N. M.ncey Friday evening at 50 South
Cher ,plain street in honor Of her APP
preaching marriage to X. L. Thomas.
At q meeting of the board of direc-
tors OF DE Y. NJ. c. A., held Tuesday
afternoon James Loop was appointed
membership secretary in place of Will
bur Gray, who left some time ago
Chams,.s was appointed administrator
Of the estate OF Hoyt Chambers, and
w. F. Chaplin and l. Z. Huntley were
appointed commissioners and appraisers.
In the estate of Mary Wetmore of Bur.
lingtCu. 9. NJ. Anterior was Friday APP
point u administrator in probate court.
and Flank Z. Morgan and Frank J.
Chambers were appointed commissioners
and appraisers
Mr.. and Mrs. p. T.. Stone will leave at
room to-day for Washington. D. c.. where
they will remain until December l, when
they wall proceed to Daytona, Fla, where
Mr.. Stone will be connected with the
Hollywood Hotel during the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wrinkle of North
avenue have announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Elizabeth Ger
trude to j. Carroll Mcnamara of WAL
than. Mass. formerly student of the
medical department of the univer sity.
The next meeting of the Loyal
LAGion will he held Tuesday. November
~ The business meeting will be held
at five o'clock. and the banquet will
be held at eight at the Van Ness pre-
"edcd by a reception Mt seven o'clock.
A. Dwight Pease who has owned a hall
interest in the c. p. Smith Feed company
for some years. has purchased the share
owned by G. Z. Smith, and Will continue
the husness under the name OF a. D.
Pease. successor to the c. p. Smith Feed
company.
John T. Garland has sold his farm a,
Jericho. together with personal property
through the r. Fl. McGinnis agency OF
Essen Junction to q. f. Thurston OF
llinosburg, who will take possession on o,
before December . The consideration wal
$500
\ certificate of increase in the capita
stock of the Hotel Vermont was filed II
the city clerks office yesterday. An In
crease of SO, 900 Is made. making the com
mon stock 100000. divided into 100
shares of 800 each. The preferred stool
remains unchanged
In county court Friday an order wa:
made for discontinuance as to the defend
ant Devno and Judgment as to defendan
I'urdick in the case of G. Berry & Co
VS. A. e Burdick, ct al. This was civi
action to recover for liquor furnished tn
defendants while in business.
y surprise linen shower was given Mis-
Lottic p Rosenberg Tuesday evening a
the home Of her brother and his wife
Mr. and Mrs. NJ G. Rosenberg of Mort,
Union street. in honor Of her approaching
marriage to NJ Frank Strogoss OF Wor
cester. Mass. The evening WAS pleasa nj
" passed in whist and music, Refresh
irents were served.
Forty four children were born In Blu,
lington during the month Of October. az
cording to statistics in the city clerk
office. OF this number q were boys an
II were girls. The youngest mother Wa
IS and the Oldest A. birth certificat
was filed in the offlce yesterday in whic
it was stated that the mother was
and the baby was the seventeenth.
Mrs. Rupert Hill Is the first woman tn
season to secure a hunters license I
the city clerks ONCE, the license beir
granted yesterday. Tho total number
licenses that had been granted up to la
evening was 4sA There were eight MOI
resident licenses and two nOn-residel
property holders licenses. The total nun
Der Of licenses issued last year was $40.
The Rev. 3. Balnby Leach has AZ
cepted a unanimous call to the recto
ship OF st Thomas's Church at Brando
l. The Rev. Mr.. Leach. who gave u
his parish in Richford. where he ha
been for 10 years. because OF Ill healtl
has now recovered. For over We;
Mr. and Mrs Leach have resided
town.
Judgment was rendered by agreeme
of counsel Saturday by Justice II.
Howard in the case Of Charles H Stewa
Va. Peter Poland both of South Burlin
ton, for tho plaintiff to recover In dar
ages the sum OF So. IS and costs of SILL
The defendant took an appeal to cnun
court Martin 8. Vilas appeared for {
plaintiff and Rufue F. Brown eor the
fcndanr.
An infor nation was filed Thursday
county court against Lawrence Hay'
Jr. OF South Burlington. charging hi
with q breach OF the peace and wi
assaulting David Demag, an officer,
Essex Junction on November L. Mr. y
mas had arrested Hayes and while I
latter was walking along with the
ffcer ne suddenly planted his fist equar
~ IN one Of Mr.. Demags eyes Hay
made his escape. but was found the fl
lowing day
Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Pease gave
reception at their residence at 46S Cole