Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-04-25
CITY NEWS

"A license 10 sell real eStuto WIS grant,
ID In probate court Thursday in the es-
\ate OF Guy N. Willard.
daughter was born Thursday to Mr..
and Mrs. frank II. Humphrey OF Is Con-
verse Court.
Mark A. Andrews of Kansas city, Mo-.
and Miss Elsa Z. Campbell of this city
were married April II by the Rev j.
NJ. Paige Of Winooski.
Charles F. Cotton OF Boston, formerly
Of this city, and Miss Emma l.. Me-
Manus. also Of Boston. were married at
the brides home Friday, April 10.
A daughter. named Elizabeth. was born
April 1S in Boston to Mrs George Per-
cival Aud wife OF Paymaster Aud OF
the United States navy.
In the estate of William s. Pollard of
Underhill. Augustus n. Pollard was APP
pointed administrator in probate court
Friday and r. w. Henry and l.. ..
Brush commissioners and appraisers.
Joseph T. Stearns. referee In bank
fuptcy, has received the schedules In the
case of Meyer Goldberg. Il tailor in WI
nooski. The liabilities are given as SS9.l'
and the assets $500 Of which $3.50 are
claimed exempt
The will of Homer W. Ring of Essex
Junction was filed in probate court Tues
day Homer f. Wright VAS appoint
ed executor and T. c. Fay and {. :.
Fletcher were appointed commissioners
ana appraisers.
The law firm of Cowles. Moulton &'
Stearns has been dissolved and Mr. Moul-
ton has taken offices in the Brownell az
lIawley block at 1sS Main street Messrs.
Cowles and Stearns will retain the Of
fees In the Strong building.
The week Of May will be observed as
postgraduate week at the medical coll
lcge. Many physicians of the State are
expected to attend. whether alumni or
not. The work during the week will be
mostly laboratory and clinical.
Alfred Vincent and Mary Jane Asselin
both of North Bend street, were married
Monday afternoon at four O'Clock at
st. Josephs Church by the Rev. Jerome
II. Cloarec. They were attended by
George Derry and Miss Rose A. Vincent
Michael Sheehan, who was arrested
Saturday morning for endeavoring tC
provoke an alteration with the Rev. ii
w. Sacks. was in city court Monday
morning and pleaded guilty to a breach
OF the peace. He was fined s. and
costs.
The Rev. J. S. Braker pastor OF the
First Baptist Church. performed mar.
rage ceremonies Thursday for Benjamin
nd rd hot
of this city. and for Vermilia Walter Rob
inson Of this city and Miss Marion Rose
johnson Of New York
Henry G. Bisaillon and Miss Mar,
Olive Foisy. both Of Scarfrs Addition
were married Tuesday morning at 7:3
o'clock at st. Anthony's Church at Lake
side by the Rev. W. A. Planondon. The,
were attended by their fathers, Edmun,
Bisaillon and Napoleon Fosy
News was received in town Saturda,
night of the death of Abraham Colodn.
in a hospital in New York. He was form
erly engaged in business in this city AM
was well known here. He is survived b.
wife and two sons, Louis Of this cit.
and Isidor Of New York.
Invitations have been received In tow
for the marriage of Miss Daisy Russell
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ
Russell Of Shelburne. and DR.. Ruper
c.. Drew OF this city. at eight Oc)oc
Tuesday evening. May I. at the home o
the bride at Shelburne
Word was received Thursday OF tn
death in Liverpool. England, of Mis-
Emily l.. Fellows. once a resident Of Bui
lngton and a member of the Girls
Friendly society of St. Pauls Church
She is survived by her only sister. Mis-
Sara Fellows of this city, who is now
Bermuda.
George Liasse. proprietor Of the Russo
house was arrested Thursday afternoo
by the police department on a charge c
keeping a house of ill-fame. Bail wa
fixed by Acting Judge j. p. Ladd Of III
city court In the sum of $500 and Lass
and Mrs Joseph Ilasse became surety.
Onesme Lavigne Of IS Conger aven,
and Miss Cledia Lapointe were marie
Monday morning at 1870 at st. Al
thongs Church at Lakeside by the Re
w. A. Plamondon. They were attend
by Miss Lapointes father and DELPHI
Sicard. They will live with the bride
parents
license to sell real and personal esta
was granted In probate court MOndi
In the estate of Otto c. Palmer OF Cha
iotte. There was a license to sell real c
tate in the estate OF Elsie Emerson
South Burlington. and in the estate
Alphonse Bourassa Of Colchester J. Il.
Chevrier was appointed administrator.
Cards have been received in the city a
nouncing the marriage of Miss Hell
Johnson Bamber. daughter Of Mr.. a.
Mrs. William J. Bamber formerly of "
nooski Park, to Lieutenant Horace
Hickam of the 18th L. S. cavalry. r
on the Goth inst.
Seldom has the general health Of I
people of Burlington been better tn
Mt present. There is hardly a trace
any conta glous disease and there h
been practically no typhoid during I
winter and less diphtheria than in rnC
years. The only popular maladies appe
10 he the grip and colds
Joseph LeRault whose place on Chur
street was raided a few nights ago a
a quantity of cards. poker chips, q,
secured, was arraigned In city court Nj,
day morning and pleaded guilty
keeping a gambling resort He was fir
SO and costs. He had previously be
fined s. for participating In a game
chance.