Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-25
CITY NEWS
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Jury are the parents
Of baby boy. born Tuesday


hospital
MIS- Hattie A. Beeman has bought
the dining room business at coi Collcrc
street OF II. c. Palmer
II. X. Thomas will be taken to-day 10
the Mary Fletcher hospital to b oper.
ated upon for appendicitis
Mr.. and Mrs. =. n. Walsh have re.
turned from their wedding trip and will
reside at &c North Union street
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lavaley are rr-
ceiving congratulat over the birth or
daughter, Elsie GENEVA
There was n settlement and decree in
probate court Yesterday in the estate Of
Caroline NJ. Farnsworth of Burlington.
In probate court THURSDAY charles H.
jackson was appointed administrator with
the will annexed in the estate of Horace
l.. Jackson of Milton
license to sell real estate located in
Shelburnc was granted ondaN I'm pro-
pate court in the estate Of CornclId
Lake Irish. late OF Montreal.
Louis Barges. a boy who was arrested
some days ago. because it was thought ne
was insane has been taken to the asylum
at Waterbury for treatment.
Clifford Gamache of Barre and Miss
Jennie Beaulieu Of this city were married
yesterday morning Al st Mays
Cathedral AT eight O'Clock NY the Rev.
]. r. Oils.
News h been received of the death of
the infant daughter, born January II. Of
Mr and Mrs Charles s Dow OF West
Haven Conn, formerly of this city.
\ daughter. Dorothy Nichols. was born
to the wife Of Capt. William Wilson. @.
NJ, I. S ~. at ST. Louis, Mo. January is.
Mrs. Wilson. mee Bunker), and Captain
Wilson are we'll known in this city
Henry Duchane of g. Bissell street
and Miss Bessie Rayside of Main street
were married Monday morning at seven
o'clock at st. Joseph's Church by the Rt
Rev. j. NJ. Cloarec
F. A. Deyctte of Pearl street, who ha a
been on an extended trip through the
West. has returned. While away he
made visits to cities in Oregon. Wash
'ngton and California.
The case of Amos Atwood. admins
traitor. vs.. the Mutual Life Insurance
company of New York. an action of as
sumpsit. has been filed in the county
clerks office.
w. n. Christmas. Instructor in the
manual training department of the
high school. cut off the ends of two
fingers on lis left hand in planer
yesterday morning.
..in1.
station anticipate a registration Of over
800 during farmers week at the university
in February. This is somewhat in
excess OF the enrolment for recent Years.
Word has been received in the city Of
the dangerous illness of G. f. Yale,
formerly of this city. and now of Los
Angeles. Cal. His father. c. A. YALE
is also in a serious condition. the result
of stroke suffered a few days ago
Thomas Casey has severed his conner-
ton with the Wells & Richardson COM
pany. and after spending a week in
Now York and Boston. will enter the
employ of the Syndicate Clothing com
pdnN.
Friends of the Young couple will he sur
lIriSed 10 learn of the marriage in Boston
ut st. Joseph rectory of Miss Daisy
'lapp and Charles W. Lonergan, both for
merry of Burlington. They have cen
married for sometime, but have kent il
from their friends and relatives until now.
RAYMOND Lof'ingwcn. who has been
study Ing cotton manufacturing at the
Lowell Textile school, has accepted po
Stion In the Boston Office of \. l.. Reid
Il CO.. New York importers and whole
salers # fine white goods.
y party of high school girls gave a
leap Year dance Friday evening in the sun
parlor OF the Van Ness House Hagals
orchestra furnished the music and tie
party was chaperoned 10y Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Douglass Of Richmond
Cards were received in this city Fri.
day Announcing the marriage in St Paul.
Mimi. January Ii Of Mis- Hazel Alu.ss
10 William j. Russell, formerly Of tins
city and n son Of Mrs Kate b. Russell.
They will reside at .ol Lake place. Min.
neapos, MINI.
y verdict was rendered in city court
Monday IN the civil case of John W.
trace versus Frank Cadarette. to re-
cover a small amount for services which
WIZ "i''Ec" 10 nave Dton rendered the
defendant The verdict instructed the
defendant to recover the costs
Applications for tuberculln test OF herds
owned 10y milk dealers have been fled
with MIX Inspector H. L. Thomson at
the state laboratory by g. * Tyler l..
ana H. Macrae, S. \. Quinn and George
B. 'atlin. Several other owners Of herds
nave made direct application to the State
cattle commissioner
special examination was schedulod
tuesday at the civil service room of the
FEDERAL building for male stenographers
ana tNpeWrters for the government serv-
ice. but no candidates appeared Thoro
~ Il crying demand for such HELM I'm the
service nat the salaries of from $50 to
t"'o 40 not appear to attract many
The customs house is in recent Of =
NO" set 81 flass from the treasury dc.
9artnont The flags are of good dimen
SONS and made of durable material hu,
wen thtn have to be replaced at least
o"lce ii year and sometimes, il the
weather is unusually stormy, three
lines.
The divorce petition Of Anna I Laver,.
vs.. Peter q. I.avcry was entered in tho
county clerk : office yesterday Tho nett
ton sets forth that the couple We're mar
ried In June, SOL by the Rev. Father
Lynch The divorce is asked for on the
grounds of cruelty, refusal to support
and adultery.