Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-24
CITY NEWS

James C. Cronan and Maude Beatty
we're married Tuesday morning by the
Rev. q. Y. Bliss at the parish house Of
st. Pauls Church.
The will of Josephine whitney Of Bur-
dngton was proved In probate court
Monday There is a probability of a
contest over the will.
Dr. and Mrs W. e. Church will spend
the winter IN tho South. leaving here
the middle " next month, and expect
20 return to burlington next summer
Mrs Jessie NJ. Edwin Of 80 Buell. street
received a telegram Monday noon an
nouncing the death of her brother-in-
law, r. y. Woolsey, at Duncanvlle, Ark,
last Sunday.
Deputy sheriff Henry Todd Tuesday
arrested Antonio Nanno on charges made
against him by Louise Marchesi. His bail
was fixed at $3.50. which he was unable
to furnish, and he will remain in Jail.
The Rev. W. p. Patterson, rector of the
Holy Family Church at Claremont N. H.,
Is a candidate for the position Of coad.
tutor bishop OF the diocese Of Vermont.
Some Of his ancestors were natives of
IIighgate
more than that Of the last quarter. II
also handles the intoxication cases and
the more serious cases where the defend.
ants plead guilty to informations. The
city takes care Of petit larceny. breach OF
the peace, cases OF vagrancy, etc.
Alexander Henderson of Malone, N.
y. and Carrie S. Jack of Bombay, n.
Y, were married Monday by Jed p.
Iadd, justice of the peace. A marriage
license was also issued to James c.
Cronan of , Myrtle street and Maude
Beatty of Barre.
News has been received in this city
of the serious illness of Mrs. Emma A
| Coson, a former resident Of this city
now of Belleville. Illinois She suffered
| Il nervous breakdown a week ago Satur
day and is in a serious condition in thu
hospital there
The annual meeting OF the Burlington
and Chittenden County Inter-Churct
Federation will be held at tho parish
house of the First Church Monday Oct
oS at 1870 p. m, for the election Of Of.
ficers. hearing reports Of committees
and the transaction of any other bust.
ness.
Earl X Presley, who has been building
and wire Inspector for the city. on Satur
Gay night turned in his resignation tt
Mayor Roberts. Mr., Presley at n recen
meeting of the board Of aldermen asked
that his present salary Of SIS per weel
be increased to SIT. This was refused ant
the resignation followed.
George Blanchard was given a sentenc,
of Is days in jail Saturday morning at hi
trial for stealing a bicycle from Charles
II. Spaulding.. Blanchard, who is 10 year.
of age, pleaded not guilty to the charg,
but ne was seen by Mr.. Spaulding whei
he took the bicycle and has often pre-
viously been in court for stealing
TREBLE Duhamel, who for the past 1
years has conducted the drug store at IA
Elmwood avenue. sold the business oil
Saturday to John b. Lambert, who TO
the past six years has been his senio
clerk. Mr.. Lambert Will continue tn
business at the old stand. Mr. Dqihame
has not decided on definite plans for tn
future.
John Ashley OF Hyde street, this city
was arrested Friday by Sheriff ]. VI
Allen for stealing two brides from a far
mor named Frank T.. Thompson OF Col
chester. They were valued at s. an,
were afterwards recovered from a mai
who said he had purchased them. 1t /
said that Ashley entered the barn AM
took them.
1t is expected that the Champlail
Manufacturing company Will be re-or
ganized, The company recently went in
to the hands of a receiver, L. w. Park
hill who has managed the affairs wit
a view to reorganization and who say
that some of the larger creditors ar
now willing that the business should b
continued.
A meeting of the creditors intereste
IN the estate of W. =. Hall was Gale
for Monday afternoon but not enoug
put in an appearance to decide whethe
or not the proposition to settle up affair
without going through bankruptcy woul
be accepted. 1t is understood that
settlement of about 80 cents on the dolla
can be made.
Kate Watts found her way back in,
city court Friday and was fine
SO and costs of sS.6S for intoxication. ST.
l
sum OF 500 Katy's disposition turf
cruel when she Is In her cups and st
has been in court on many previous occf
sons for administering heroic doses
punishment to her less muscular neigh
bors.
A license to sell real estate wa
granted Friday by Judge Macombt
In probate court in the estate OF Flea
more b. r. Potvin. late OF this cit,
DEGREES were made in the estates {
Daniel and Pherona Gorton. late
Huntington, and there was settle
ment and decree in the estate OF FREQ
erick Cushman Dewey late OF Bu
tington.
George Stevens OF St Johnsbury h,
been taken before United States Con
missioner Martin s. Villas by Depu
United states Marshal Thomas Reev
md admitted to bail In the sum Of 81
to appear before the session of the Tn
land this week, TO answer to the char,
Of smuggling 80 bottles OF whskey fro
Canada on or about September II. 80
at Newport.
over 40 friends and neighbors of N
and Mrs. A. N Baldwin gave them 7
ception Monday evening on their retu
Wallace d. Keller on Colchester aveni