Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-16
CITY NEWS

estate of Sarah Agel
III at the Mary Fletcher hospital was
moved to his home yesterday.
There was a settlement and decree in
probate court Tuesday in the estate Of
Arulia Peltier of Colchester.
Mitchell Ducelle was given a sentence
or 30 days in Jail yesterday for intoxica-
ton. The hearing was held before Act
ing Judge J. p. Ladd.
The A. c. Hathorne company have
leased the store at 16l Main street from
III. l.. Pitcher and about May 18th intend
to open there an art store, handling brass
and copper work.
Volney c. Newell an habitual drunk
ard. was in city court Monday and
pleaded not guilty to intoxication. lie
was found guilty and Fined SIS and costs,
but took an appeal and furnished surety.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Gay, who have
been living at the Hotel Vermont dur
Ing the winter, left Thursday for Gays
VILE. where they will spend the sum-
mer.
travelling salesman for the American
News Co. OF New York, and will cover
Vermont territory In their interests for
the next two months.
Fred W. Rose. who has been with the
Manson Hardware company for the past
i've and n half years. has resigned his
osition there. and accepted "a position
with the Prudential Life Insurance COM
pany of this city.
A change in the staff at the Fanny
Allen hospital was made May !, when
DIR. +. L. insolvency was succeeded as
surgeon by Dr. G. A. Pease, and DIR. d.
a. Shea is succeeded by Dr.. r. w. john
son as physician
The Rev. W. II. Cassidy of st. Marys
Cathedral has been appointed chaplain of
the Burlington Division. Ancient order
of Hibernians, by the Rev. j. W. Dwyer
of Ludlow. the State chaplain. Father
Cassidy succeeds Father Crosby, resigned.
+. A. Drew OF South burlington has
sold and shipped to F. l.. Stetson of Ring
wood, ~ j., four of his choice registered
Ayrshire cows. for handsome price. Mr.
Stetson who is attorney for j. Pierpont
Morgan. has a farm of 1900 acres in Ring
wood. N j.
Fred Laramy. Ii years of age, pleaded
guilty Saturday morning in city court to
stealing Casper Joncs's bicycle and was
sentenced to spend the remainder of his
minority in the Industrial school at Yer
Sennes. This is the second bicycle thief 20
be disposed of this early IN the season.
J. Il. Yancow, formerly of Burlington
has resigned clerk of The Stratfield,
Bridgeport, Conn. to take similar posi-
ton at the Hotel Statler buffalo. He Is
president Of the New England Hotel
Clerks association ana was the prime
mover in the formation Of that erSaniza-
ton.
w. +. Holbrook of the Holhrools Gro
Gerry company of Keene. n H., was in
the city recently looking for site for a
branch grocery business. The company
has stores at keene. n. H.. Woodsville.
n. H.. and Nashua. y. H., and contem-
plates opening Wholesale house in this
city.
Testimony in the Chamberlin divorce
cases was heard in county court Sat
urday until about three o'clock in the
afternoon. when recess was taken
until Monday May 20, when the court
will be in session again for about two
days.
At eight o'clock Tuesday morning at
st. Josephs Church Felix Parizo of
Winoosk and Miss Lydia Seymour
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. John Seymour
of l.afountain street, were married by the
Rev. j. a. Lacouture. They were attended
by Joseph Allard and Miss Angelina
Pari2o.
Referee Joseph T. Stearns Saturday re-
ceived the bankruptcy petition of Hugh
J. Hayes. mason of this city. The petit
toner claims liabilities of S,6Ss3 Of
which s2O7 represents taxes. 5000 secured
claims and $S0933 unsecured claims. The
assets are sl55, exempt,
Very favorable reports are given OF the
condition Of Thomas b. Garvey who
was seriously injured three weeks ago
yesterday in runaway accident in
Montpelier 1t is now believed that his
recovery without the loss of his foot is
only a question of time.
Joseph T. Stearns. referee in bank
ruptcy, yesterday appointed II. F. Wolcott
of Winooski trustee in tho estate of
meyer NIoluDerB. MT. StedTnS set June 0
at two o'clock in the afternoon as the
time for a meeting Of the creditors in the
Fred r. Parks bankrupt estate.
The Phi Chi fraternity held its annual
banquet Thursday at the Hotel Yer
mont with an attendance of about 60
Among those who responded to toasts
were Drs G. l.. Bates. X. c. Powers, j
NJ. Caisse, II. II. Tyndall. +. +. Clark
j. d. Tanner. ]. b. Wheeler and L. c
Holcomb
The body Of Private Cornelius Lance
who died Monday night at Fort Ethan
Allen of pneumonia was sent yesterday
to Arden. ~ c., where his mother lives
The funeral was conducted yesterday
afternoon at three o'clock at the fort by
the chaplain of the 10th cavalry. Lance
was q years Of age.
The first automobile to pass over tn,
Sandbar bridge this season was Premier
owned by G. II. Spauding. The trip was
made Tuesday with Mr. Spaulding at q
passenger and a. r. I.auZon at the wheel
Mr., Spaulding said it was the ride of his
life and contained all Of the cXcitemcn,
any one could desire.
The case Of Charles Kirby VS.. FREQ
Roberts of Shelburne to recover n car
buretor, was tried Monday afternoon
in city court. r. G. Webster appearins
for the plaintiff and }. J. Enright FOL
the defendant. The suit grew out Of al
automobile dealing in which Roberts 1,
alleged to have kept carburetor tn,