Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-23
CITY NEWS

evening.
There was a settlement Friday in
probate court in the estate of John Law
renee Of Burlington.
Mrs Mary Bergholz and her son. Leo
Bergholz, L. s. consul to Canton, China,
are being entertained by Mrs. Hiram
Walker.
John W. McGarghan was appointed
administrator de bonis non In probate
rourt yesterday In the estate OF Maria
McGarghan.
William Glysson Of Bristol was fined
g. and costs Of $50 in city court Tues
day for in,oxication. lie paid UP and was
allowed to go.
Mrs. Howard r. Haylett OF Hartford
Conn, was operated upon saturday
morning for chronic appendicitis. Mrs.
j.. L. Taft. her mother. Is in Hartford
with her.
The case of John Blair vs. Israel Si"'r
and Della Blair, an action in chahcclE'
was entered in the county clerk oiiio'
Thursday. The divorce petition OF NOME
y. Robinson VS.. Samuel X. Robinson WIS
also entered.
In probate court Tuesday T.. j.
Jordan was appointed guardian oil oo''-
stance Ruth Jordan. In the estate Vi
George Schel, Arthur Nj. Schel was APP
pointed administrator. and A. >. Drew
md Harrie V. Hall were appointed COM
miss'oncrs and appraisers.
Extensive alterations and repairs are
being made to the building at Pearl
Ir1, IA.
Formerly occupied by the College Phar-
macy y rev plate Sass front will be
1ut in the floors will be lowered and a
concrete flooring Constructed in the
basement
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick G.. Harrington
have issued invitations for the marriage
of their daughter. Alice. to John w. Goss
of Milwaukee. on Tuesday evening. June
II, at their residence at GN South Union
Itreet. The wedding ceremony will take
place at eight clock and will be followed
b. a reception at $50 o'clock.
At St Marys Cathedral Monday
morning at $50 Leo J. Ashley and Miss
katherine Murray. both formerly of this
city, but now of Shoreham. were mar
red by the Rev Father Cassidy. They
were attended by the srooms brother
and sister, clayton Ashley and Mis-:
Loretta Ashley.
Miss Mary Lydia LaPointc. da,Ehte,
of MIR. and Mrs Edward LaPointe o
Lakeside, and Joseph Alexander Arsen
eau, son of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Arsen
eau. were married Monday morning u
5:3o at St. Anthony's Church ut Lakeside
were attended by their fathers,
The annual strawberry festival ant
lawn party given by the boys of the Y
NJ. G. A. will be held Friday evenln
from six till ten O'Clock on the lawn o
the First Church Among the attraction
will be auto rides FISH pond, n forum
teller. and in the refreshment line, stra W
berries. ice cream and cake. candy soda
etc.
The fire department was called GU
Friday night by two alarms, rung il
from box H.. which is located on tn
corner Of Main aad South Prospec
streets. The first alarm was inspire
when no fire was in sight but on tn
second sound of the gong the obserNa
tory behind the baseball cage was o
fire ana burned to the ground.
The annual meeting Of the Alta
Guild of St paul's church was hel
Thursday afternoon at the parish nous,
Deaconness Louisa was appointed ii
rectress. and Miss Florence Farrar wa
eecied sub-directress and Miss Iatti
secretary and treasure The commtte
Of MANAGEMENT is composed of MIR
clarke, Mrs Bliss Mrs Adams and Mr.
Stearns.
Frank Sordiff. whose strong suit seen
to be chicken stealing, was sentence
to spend three months in the House
Correction and to pay the costs of pro
ecution by Judge Palmer in police coui
Monday. Sordiif was arrested severe
days ago, but his case has been con
tinued from time to time as he contests
the case. He has often been in Jail upo
similar charges of petit thieving.
The divorce petition Of Emma Noet7
VS. Henry Noetzli was entered In II
rounty clerks office Friday. II
plaintiffs maiden name was Emma Kau
man and the parties were married
Jersey City, n. J., in March, 1909, by
Justice of the peace. They lived togeth
until July 81 1911. Intoerable severi
and refusal to support are alleged in 4
petition.
Lillian Hurlburd was bound over
rounty court Friday at a hearing
yity court on a charge of stealing $40 fro
Joseph Durand. The Iurlburd woman
pail was fixed at 500. Durand cail
The woman took the loncY from
trousers pocket at his home on Sou
Champlan street. a girl named PEI
Provost who was charged with receivi
the money, was allowed her liberty.
Edward Rogers was In city court r
day and pleaded guilty to a charge
having liquor on hand with intent to 81
lie was sentenced to serve three mont
IN Jail. He was also found guilty of
charge of intoxication and fined SIS a
costs Of $7.45 with an alternative senteI
Of 66 days in jail. Frank Trombley plead
guilty to a charge Of intoxication and "
fined So and costs OF $b.9S with
alternative sentence Of 80 days in jail
The Washington weather man wand
Jed woefully In his forecast for Mond
Instead OF the fair weather predicted
this vicinity. rain began to fall alb,
nine o'clock. followed by snowsto
for an hour or more and then more RI
which had not ceased at midnight Ia
I'm the morning the temperature drop,
TO the freezing point and the whole ,
was more appropriate to March than
May.