Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03
CITY NEWS

Mr., and Mrs. Adelard Chapot'
A baby boy was born yesterday to Mr..
md Mrs r. c. Orvis of Cherry street.
A daughter Hazel. has been born to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Adams of North Union
street.
In probate court Monday the will
was proved in the estate of George Har-
ris, late Of Burlington.
Referee in Bankruptcy J. T. Stearns
Monday recommended to Judge j. l..
Martin the discharge of Thomas b
Weaver.
Mrs. Hattie NJ. Dingman, formerly
PROPRIETOR of the Green Mountain Home,
has gone to California. where she will
make her home.
Miss Mary Tanner has gone to Phlla-
dolphia where she will be a bridesmaid
at the wedding of a relative. She will
return in about two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Huntley have pur.
chased the farm of s. G. Sails of Spear
street as an investment. The farm
consists OF about $50 acres.
Mrs, Franklin Orth is gaining strength
are planning to spend three months In
southern California this winter.
pr John r. Wheeler returned Monday
after several weeks absence from the
city. having spent some time on Mt.
Mansfield and on the Maine coast
Miss Marion Hendee and brother. Henry
y. Hendee, left Monday night for New
York, where the former will enter young
ladies' school. Mr. Hendee will return
to-day.
charles w. Waterman of Denver, a
graduate Of the University of Vermont in
the class of 1885, is the regular republican
candidate for the short term senatorship
from the State of Colorado.
Referee j. r. Stearns has fixed October
T. as the day for the first meeting Of the
creditors in the bankruptcy proceedings
Of W. j. Heating. who formerly operated
cigar factory in this city.
Chief of Police Russell is In receipt of
n notification from Schenectady, n. y.
telling OF the disappearance from that
place of Henry Mueller. aged q, who 1t
is thought. may be somewhere in this
vicinity.
cleveland u. Kelley formerly man
hg,r of the local office of the Western
Union Telegraph company, has been pro-
NOTED to the office of district CONNER
rial manager and given Maine as his
territory.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Hyde of Denver
Colo, returned Thursday to their home
after spending several weeks in the city.
mi.
Ray Of this city, who will make her home
With them.
Charles NJ Rice, of the 1910 class of the
University of Vermont arrived in town
yesterday to visit his mother. Mrs. NJ
NJ. Rice of Ct Greene street. Mr.. Rice is
with the Cutler Hammer Manufacturing
rompany of Milwaukee. Wis.
Invitations are out for the wedding OF
Lieut.. William l.. Sheep of the United
States medical corps stationed at For
Ethan Allen and Miss Zaida G. Gannowa,
of Lynchburg, Va. The ceremony vii
take place October 1G in Lynchburg.
Capt G y. Gray, who left Burlington
a year ago for Washington and who
has been in California for the past 81,
months. is In town. He will go to Wash
l1lSlbn ABOUT november i, ana expects u
pass the winter in Los Angeles and Sar
Diego Cal.
Elias Lyman, Jr., who has been spend
Ing the summer in town with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Lyman, left for New
York Monday night and sailed Wed
ncsday for England. to begin his second
year as Rhodes scholar at Trinity Col
lege, oxford.
States Attorney II. b. Shaw Monda,
caused to be nolle pressed the case:
against Mrs. Lucy Broggie and Aller
Battles Of Barre, who We're arrested II
this city ut the instigation of Mrs Brog
Eies husband Il few days ago on charge.
Of adultery
The case Of Virginia Yandow, apt, VS.
The estate of John iandow, an appea
from probate, was entered Monday !,
'hit'enden county court. Mrs. Yandov
Seeks to recover certain personal prop
erty of the estate which was not award
ed her in probate
Dr. q. f.. Partridge and Martin S. Villa
We're riding horseback at n gallop o
North Bend street Tuesday even
ing when the horse Of Mr.. Villas stumble
leg OF Mr.. Villas so that he will proba bl
be laid up for several days
John Coleman, who was taken into Gus
tody few days ago following soma nc
cuiar actions, has been released and hi
wife has been appointed his guardia,
Coleman was painting his house with
mixture of tar and paint and his SAINT
was questioned at the time Of his arres
The wedding of James L.. Basiliere OF Q
St. Paul street and Miss Anna May Nh
Of South Burlington was solemniZed Tue
day morning at eight o'clock at S
Joseph's Church. The Rev. ]. A. Laco,
ture OBLIGATED. They were attended |
their fathers, Ludger Basliere and j.
seph Muir.
The will Of Calvin S. Isham, late Of tn
city, was proved Tuesday in proba
court before Judge Macomber. who n
pointed Jennie l.. Isham eXecutrix al
]. S, Patrick and Van \. Nye commi
kioners and appraisers. Mary A. Col
man was named as guardian over Jol
Coleman of this city.
Miss Mae Vincent of Montpelier. who
10 be married soon to Ernest Brisbn
Waterbury, was given a linen shower Fl
day evening at the home OF her sists
Miss Laura Vincent of IA North Uni,
street About % were present. and 4
prospective bride was the recipient of
large number of gifts