Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-27
CITY NEWS

The business of the burlington Fish
company at 49, Bank street has been
dose1
In the estate OF Tony Passarei OF
Colchester Alfred Perotti was appointed
administrator in probate court Friday.
Joseph Reeves married on We'd
nesday Miss Violet Gertrude Martin at
the home of the bride at Montreal
MIR. and Mrs George stevens have an
nounced the engagement of their grand
daughter, Carolyn H. Stone. to Berniss
B. Sheldon. T. V. NJ, ex-'10 Of Dorset.
The wedding Of George w. Marks of
this city and Miss Ruby NJ. Heaton of
Montpelier will take place on the att
ernoon of July 18th at four o'clock at
Christ Church in Montpelier.
Tho University of Vermont baseball
team won from Dartmouth at Centennial
field Saturday by a score of to and
defeated Williams at Willamstown,
Mass. Monday, to o. finishing the sea-
son
Lieut. j. y. Barnes. on duty as in
has been ordered to St Adams for sta
ton. Lieut.. and Mrs. Barnes will have
apartments at the Colonial Inn after
July J.
At ST. Joseph's church Monday aftcr-
noon at four clock William Derry. Jr..
and Miss Roseaha Vincent were married
by the Ri Rev. Father Cloarec. They
doI hv fhai
Derry and John r. Vincent.
About 40 members and friends of the
Sigma Phi fraternity were guests OF
Mrs. c. l.. Woodbury. at a picnic Tues
day at Cedar Beach. part went
by train and the remainder by auto
mobile. returning late In the afternoon
In the estate of Bridget Cronan of
Burlington, John r. Kelley and Chris
TOPPER Miles were Monday appointed
appraisers in probate court. a license
to sell real estate was granted in the
estate of Elizabeth Hulburd of Col
chester.
A surprise linen shower was given Miss
Lucy Cayo Tuesday night by n party Of 30
of her friends at her home at II johnson
street in honor of her approaching mar
riage The rooms were prettily decora t.
ed. Refreshments were served and music
was enjoyed.
Louis King Of Essex junction was fined
s. and costs for a first offense of intoXi-
cation Monday by Justice j. +. Ladd
and Frank Butler of this city was gtver
the same dore by Judge c. S. Palmer fol
the same misdemeanor. Both paid and
were allowed to GO
Miss Vernice Gay, organist at the Uni
tartan Church for the past two years
has resigned her position and gone &c
Providence, r. 1. to attend commence
ment at Brown University. after which
she will reside at her former home in
Cavendish.
In the estate OF Emma j. Spauldins
of Burlington. Frank d. Spaulding was
appointed administrator in probate cour
Thursday Z. b. Williams and II. T
Rutter were appointed commissioner:
and appraisers. The will of Philindf
Thorpe of Jericho was also proved Thurs
day.
The year at the Burlington high schoo
came &c an end with n pleasant recep
ton Friday night in the school building
rendered by the teachers to the mem
hers of the graduating class. their par
ents and friends. Romeo's orchestri
furnished music during the evening. anc
from $50 to 90 the young people en-
joyed dancing In the assembly hall.
X. Dalessio, an Italian pedder, was ar
rested yesterday at the instigation o
Inspector of Weights and Measures II
NJ. Allen, and pleaded guilty to tn
charge Of giving short measure. Judg
{. S Palmer inflicted fine Of s. an,
costs which We're paid. Dalessio wa
peddlng potatoes and was found to ~
giving only a trife over u pounds for
peck when he should have delivered Is.
George Kelley, who drives the Hine >
burg stage. was arrested yesterday b.
the police on a warrant charging hin
with cruelty to animals. According to tn
statement of the complainants Kele.
was brutally beating a horse but Kele.
says that the horse was balky and h
was obliged to use him roughly in orde
TO get him to move The case was con
tinued until July /.
snort session OF United States COur
was held in the court room in the Fedora
building Tuesday for the purpose o
naturalization. Judge J l.. Martin pre-
Yided and 10 candidates appeared wit
the proper credentials In the aftcrnoo
the Judge. with the other court official Is
United States Marshal Horace W Bale
pnd Clerk r. S. Platt left for Mont
pelier. whore they will hold a smila
Eession. Twenty applicants We're expecto
here but ony IS appeared
The DRINKS were on the bill in cit
rourt Saturday morning The frs
was Frand Goodrich, who was fine
s. and costs. taking an appeal an
furnishing bail In the sum of 800
He was arrested Friday afternoo
when racing his horse on the lowe
road. Patrick Reardon was fined 81
and costs. and will serve the alterna
tive sentence in Jail. f. s Rawson G.
Monkton completed the trio and h
will pay S. and costs for his celebra
tion.
About 100 of the druggists and the
friends attended the boatride on tn
Chateaugay yesterday. The boat went =
far south as Fort Frederic, where a
opportunity to land was given. and +,
turned along the New York shore for
considerahle distance. on the outwar
trip the boat kept close to the Vernon
side SO that the visitors were given q
eYcellept OrtuuitV an idaa ,