Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-18
CITY NEWS

roeeins Of this city to Vernon l.. Joslyn
81 Los Angeles, Cal, is announced.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Harry 8. Percival OF
orange, n j.. are the parents OF
daughter, Helen. born Thursday
The engagement Of Miss Madeline
Burgess to Lieut.. Archibald Colley of
the Military post has been announced.
BECAUSE Of the careless throwing Of
cigarettes about the estate and other acts
Of Ia wiessness, Red Rocks has been closed
to the public.
A daughter was born Sunday. July IA.
10 Mr. and Mrs. w w. Lite Of Boston.
Mrs. Little was Miss Lena f. Lane,
formerly of this city.
Dr. r. j. A. lombard leaves Monday for
Montreal, where ne will take post
graduate course In surgery. He will be
away about six weeks.
In probate court yesterday J. E. VOL |
colt was appointed administrator Of the |
estate Of Jennie l.. Austin of Colchester, !
with A. NJ. Wheeler and L. l.. Wolcott |
commissioners and appraisers.
The 10th cavalry will leave Fort Ethan
Allen the last week In this month on
their way south to tho manoeuvers In
Massachusetts There will be 200 horses
and camp site of 20 or 80 acres will be
needed when the cavalry makes a stop.
The marriage IL announced, July -,
Of DR.. r. Willis Adams, a graduate OF
the University of Vermont. class of
1912, and Marie Frances lyman of this
city. DR.. and Mrs Adams will spend
ho MI in Erank- |
lin.
In city court Friday. George Pelletier
was arraigned on charge of breach OF
the peace He pleaded not guilty but was
found guilty by the court and sentenced
to serve Co days in jail The respondent
took an appeal from this sentence and
furnished bail in the sum Of $780,
Miss Mary p. Lyman gave a tea yester-
day afternoon from 4:30 o'clock to six, for
her guest, Mrs. r. Z. Herring, wife Of
Captain Herring of the coast artillery of
Fort Monroe, Va. Miss Lyman and Mrs
Herring received In the dining room
Miss Arthur, Miss Dewhurst. Miss Helen
Benton and Miss Helen Lyman served.
In the county clerks office Tuesday
the divorce petition of Edith l.. Richard
son OF burlington VS.. NObeit "a i.iN'io' "a
son Of parts unknown was entered. The
petitioner alleges that she and her hus-
band were married in November, 1906.
and the husband deserted her the fol-
lowing March. Intolerable severity is al
legged.
Mason G. Beebe has been appointed by
Governor Mead to represent Vermont
druggists and the Vermont State board
Of pharmacy at the annual Joint sessions
Of the American Pharmaceutical associa-
ton and the National Association Of State
Boards Of Pharmacy, which will be held
In Denver, Colo. the week Of August
20 to q.
In probate court Friday Charles b.
MCGUIRE Of Providence, X. l., was APP
pointed executor of the estat OF Rosa NJ
Graves Of Milton The commissioners and
appraisers are James +. Whalen and
Charles S. Van Patten. In the estate OF
Richard G.. Waite. Carrie NJ. Waite was
appointed eXecutriX and the commits
,ioners are Emory c. Mower and Fred
tohonnott.
Arthur Wahlstrom has arranged to take
charge of the barber shop in the New
Sherwood House, and will run it in con-
Church street The hotel shop Will have
four chairs, and will be located in the
basement on the Cherry street front. 1t
will be fitted Up in the course Of the
next few weeks. and Mr.. Wahlstrom will
divide his time between the two shops.
A very pretty wedding took place Thurs
day morning at ll:3O o'clock at the
home of ]. w. Page, 50 North Prospect
street. when Frank c. MAYNARD and
Evelyn Belle Brown, were married by
the Rev. w. a. Dawson. The ceremony
was followed by light refreshments. The
groom is a tranman on the Central Yer
mont railway and the bride is former
Middlehury girl Mr.. and Mrs Maynard
Will reside in White River Junction.
1t is not generally known that thu
snappy little shortstop Dowd, who die
such good work this last season for tn,
University Of Vermont team Is now play
ing with the New York Americans II,
was sold to the Hilltops by the Brocktoi
New England League and his first gam
with them was the Detroit game las
week His all round good work was SAT-
to be the feature of the Americans
game.
Eight cases and five barrels of perfect
~ good bottled beer were emptied In tn
stationary wash tubs in the jail base
ment Friday afternoon by Sheriff AlleI
Deputy Sheriff Ravlin and Turnke
Gillett. There were about 500 bottles /
ALL The wet goods comprised the hat
made by the sherifs department on tn
Malletts Bay road and at the Vernon
Inn. belonging to Levi .-rassor and Lou
Nichols
Elias Lyman. Jr., who for The past yes
has been attending Trinity Colleg
Oxford. as a Rhodes scholar from Il
University OF Vermont, arrived in tow
Saturday morning, having landed at Ne
York late Friday afternoon OH Il
Lusitania. He will be in town un,
October. when he will return to Oxfor
Mr.. Lyman has very nearly recover,
from his long and severe illness
Venice early in the year.
The jury case of Henry II. Papln ,
A. n. Newell which was scheduled {
a hearing in city court Tuesday, W
ended suddenly by agreement Of cou
eel Judgment of s21.9l and costs OF 50
were given the plaintiff and the defen
ant appealed to county court Jam
Doom of Burlington and Timothy Gle
non of Mortified were each fined 3 a
costs of S79 on charges of intoxcati'
and will serve the alternative sentent
of ten days In Jail.
John Spellman was arralsned III