Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-20
CITY NEWS
A daughter was born to DR.. and Mrs
Dell u. Allen of Now York on lime l6

bradley place.
charles Scribner of Underhill is at
Mrs. Rood's sanitarium on Bank
street for treatment
News has been received of the birth OF
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs w H. Hoyt
Of Utica, N. Y, who were formerly resi-
dents of this city.
The many friends Of Mrs. Mary T.
Lane, matron at the Home for Aged
Women Will regret to learn that owing to
vi health she has felt obliged to give up
her duties there and will leave soon to
live with her daughter in Connecticut.
MIR. and Mrs. Abram +. Simonds of $50
Pearl street have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter, Helena
Mary. to George Abner Buck, on Wednes-
day evening, July 3, at eight clock at the
First Baptist Church
Katie Watts who was Thursday
evening arrested for INVESTIGATION. was
IN police court Friday and pleaded
guilty to the charge. She was fined
SIS and costs but will serve the alter
native sentence of G3 days in jail,
Leo Labounte. a IS years old truant'
Nas Friday sentenced 10y Judge {.
:. Palmer to spend the remainder OF
his minority in the Industrial school
at Nergennes. The boy has caused
the truant officer much trouble.
Miss Grace NJ Cushman. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs j. f. Cushman of this city.
returned Saturday from Rochester, y. ".
where she graduated from the normal
Tvs ho trtn
teach next year In Lyndon institute at
Lyndonville.
Richard Haines, who said that his resi-
dence was In New York city, and Charles
Cameron of Bellows Falls were arraigned
In city court Tuesday for their first Of
Tense of intoXication and were fined five
dollars and costs of 500 in each case
Both will serve the alternative 10 days in
Jail as they cannot pay.
Tests were made yesterday on the line
of the Burlington Traction company Of
The new power which will be supplied
from Nergennes. The power will be used
few more days IN order to make sure
IF its being satisfactory. The current
proved all right in the tests made yes
'erdaN
The class of 1902 of the Burlington
high school hel1 a very pleasant re-
inlon Tuesday night IN tho roof garden
Of the Van Ness house. supper was
served and in addition to large num-
Der of the class there We're many
teachers of the school. Lessons or
'hestra furnished the music
Manager Nelson of the University
rack team has announced that the
:ross-country team will run against
Massachusetts, Agricultural College on
October 26 and on November will go
against Bow1oin In this city. Yer
mont met Bowdoln last year ana won
by narrow margin at Brunswick. Me-
Boston papers Thursday contained ac-
counts of the wedding of Miss Helena
DAILY Of a Hartford street, Dorchester,
Mass. and Dr. Frederick Leo Good of
re Putnam avenue. Cambridge. Mass, on
Wednesday evening. The bride has many
friends In this city. being a graduate of
MI. ST Mary's Academy a few years
ago.
Dr Bliss Perry. professor Of English a
Harvard University. is to deliver the com
Mcncement GRAFTON at the exercises in The
Strong next week Wednesday morning
Dr. Perry was formerly professor OF
English at Princeton University and pre-
Vious to that was editor of the Atlantic
monthly He Is one of the most distin-
pulshed commencement orators in the
country
Tony I.emma, the italian who was
charged with intimdatng a workman en-
in ho y,1a Of ba IA IypiD pa
frigerator company during the strike, was
in city court yesterday afternoon and
pleaded guilty to a breach of the peace.
lie was fined 81 and costs of sll.2o or an
alternative sentence of Sc days in Jail. lie
thinks he will pay.
In probate court yesterday G. II.
Darling was appointed administrator of
the estate of Charlotte Hogle Walker,
md Fred Johonnott and +. w. Parkhill
commissioners and appraisers. In the
estate of Hiram Baxter Oh Richmond,
DR.. j. ]. Ross of Richmond was ap-
POINTED administrator. In the matter OF
caroline Haff Of Colchester. l.. j Duprat
was appointed guardian.
Fifty-one years ago to-day the end
Vermont regiment was mustered into
the United states service by Major
Raines. of the trnitel States Army, af-
forwards colonel in the confederate
army. upon tho old fair grounds, sit
uated between what is now North
avenue North street. Lafountain street
and North Bend street. Among the
survivors living in town are u. a
Woo bury and Philip Wari of Com
pany II
Announcements have been received In
town of the marriage on Wednesday, June
T. Of Bertrand Howard Mix and Miss
Helen Marguerite Clark both formerly oil
this city, at Plainville, Conn After June
IS they will be at home at 1913 St James
place, Atlantic City, n. j.. where Mr.. Mix
Is employed In a hotel. He was formerly
connected with the management of The
Strong theatre, where Miss Clark was
the pianist.
Most Of the members of the university
ball team havesecured positions and prac.
ticaIly all OF them will play summer ball
Coach Haselton will take Malcolm. Flah-
crty and Mayforth with him to Brattle-
boro to play on his team there and he has
already secured Davies, the Massachu.
sets Agricultural star. for the outfeld
George Winter to New Bruins wick and
Halstein is already with Chicago.
The ChateauRay made her initial trip OF
the season Saturday and carried about IN