Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-01
CITY NEWS

the grip at Mrs. Roods sanitariun is
reported as getting along nicely.
j. Chesterfield Jones expects to leave
in about IL week for Los Angeles, Cal,
where he will reside In the future.
There was a settlement and decree yes
terdAy in probate court in the estate of
William O'Brien Of Colchester.
The condition of IIerrick A. Tllley is
reported as less favorable and but slight
hopes for his recovery are entertained
Peter Jcnnett. assistant porter at the
Hotel Vermont. will leave tonight for
Detroit, Mich, where he has position.
T.. A. Wilson Of Rchford aud Cath
crime Campbell of Enosburg were mar
Iied in this city Friday by Justice
c. D. Grafton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Henderson are plan
ming to go South about the middle of
next week for the remainder of the win
ter
Mrs j. j. Brotners. who has been very
Ill with inflammatory rheumatism Tor
the past six weeks. was able to SIT up
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Parker have
taken rooms in the Hotel Vermont and
will close their South Union street home
for the present.
DR.. and Mrs. C. j. Russell and daush-
ter. Eileen will go to-day To Shoreham
TO attend the wedding of Dr. Russell S
niece Miss Ethel Jones.
Miss Dorothy w Lord who has been
at the Mary Fletcher hospital for three
weeks has returned to her home, much
benefited in health
The will of Phileman Forant o. Bur
lington was proved in probate court Tues
day. Joseph Nj. Forant was appointed
executor.
DR.. NJ. c. Twitchell returned yesterday
from Buffalo, where he was called Mon
day by the serious illness of the son IF
DR. and Mrs Critchlow.
The case of Morris Brown of this city
VS.. Thomas Gadue Of Colchester was
entered in the county clerks office yester-
day. II is an action of replevin involving
horse.
A Judgment was rendered by Justice
c. u. Grafton Friday in the case 81
the W. G. Reynolds company versus
Murray Bourne of Bristol for $50
md costs of 1906.
News has been received IN town Of tbs
neath Of Mrs. Tnirza Hawkins Clark
formerly of this city. Mrs Clark was
cousin of Mrs. Frances u. Dow and
Of f. w. j. Hawkins
Frank Hammond for the second tim,
was arragned in city court Saturday
morning on charge of intoxica;ion. He
pleaded guilty and was fined SIS and
rosts by Judge &. s. Palmer.
julius St John pleaded guilty Mon
day morning in city court to a secont
offense OF intoxication and was fined
tl5 and costs. He will probably take tbs
alternative sentence in Jail.
be- as good as ii has been in recent
Years and Il number of professional fish
ernen are selling good strings Perez
are also very plentiful in Shelburne and
Mallctts bays.
H. NJ Gregory of Fairfax was in he
tity Tuesday on his way home from
Providence, r. l.. where he had heer
with car of potatoes. which be tool
In at Montpelier las, week at 50 cents
per bushe
4 hearing was held before Judge j. ii
Macomber in probate court yesterday il
the case of Henry Bissonct.e of Hines
burg. who is thought to he insane an,
whose case comes up on petition t,
have him committed to the State hospital
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Gibbs will leave To
day for Sew York and from there the
will go to Florida for the remainder q
the winter. They will visit lamp
and later go to various points, returnin
here about April TO-
NJ. c. Lager. who lives at Queen Cit
Park. says that he saw IA robin red
breast IN the trees near the park durn
the recent cold weather He regards
rs somewhat unusual to see one Of thes
birds in this vicinity at this season c
the year.
The case of Francis Cahil rs. Ere
Dellebeck, et al. d foreclosure actor
was entered in the county clerks offiC
Friday. The case of John Fakinghai
VS., II. Il Chittenden, an action OF spt
cial assumpst, was also entered.
Victor Companion, a resident of W
nooski, was tried in city court Thurs
day for a first offense of intoXicatiol
and pleaded guilty to the charge. IA
was fined the usual S. and costs, bl
will spend the alternate zen days
lail.