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


There was n settlement Tuesday III
Pie estate of Jennie G. Der""S' '"'e y,
burlington.
A sor. Kenneth Edward was born Sep
,.uhor 40 IN Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilkin
" Maple street.
In the estate OF Caroline Greenmore OF
Colchester, f. II. Horton and A. j. De-
,autels were Friday appointed COM
missioners and appraisers.
James Sexton, laborer has filed a
netition in bankruptcy, giving his Ia
b,lities as $i63 and his assets as $40. Of
which $40 is claimed exempt
The marriage Of Lieut.. A. T. Colley
md Miss Helen Madeleine Burgess will
take place at the Unitarian Church at
eight O'Clock on the evening of Saturday.
October 10
Gag OF Grand Isle, nephew OF
". g. Hoag. has purchased an inter
est III the star restaurant He has hecn
,n-.t.cd in the testaurant as chef for
some time.
Stanisaus Charlton, n barber employed
at Wahstrom's barber shop on Church
street. and Mrs. Eva L. White were
married Tuesday afternoon at st. Joseph's
Church by the Rt. Rev. }. NJ. Cloarec.
Captain George Jean Holden, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Holden of this
city and who has been stationed at Fort
George Wright. Spokane, Washington,
has been ordered to service in the Philip
pines and will sail November s.
In the estate of Domathilde Fourier.
late of Burlington. Judge Macomber yes
terday issued a license to sell real estate.
Other business In probate court included
settlement and decree in the estate
of Mary Blodgett Nash, late Of Col
chester
Walter Collins, who is accused of
stealing $40 from John Mcmillan for
whom he worked, was brought into city
court Yesterday afternoon and ball fixed
AT s1co He was allowed to go on his own
rccognizance. The case was continued to
October 16
The wedding OF Raoul Bisaillon and
Florence Laber was solemnized Mon
day morning at seven o'clock at St.
Josephs Church. The Rev. j. A. La
couture performed the ceremony. They
were attended by Eugene Brunette and
Joseph Bisaillon.
The court calendar was taken up yes
terday afternoon at a brief session OF
Chittenden county court and the case
Of Bessie Lee Scoville VS.. Walter G.
Hcoville and TT, suit for debt. was
given hearing. Decision was reserved.
Court will convene again this morning at
oine o'clock
There were Is marriage licenses grant
ed in the city clerks office during the
month of September. This is a larger
Number than are issued during most
months, but is not larger than the usual
number to be granted in September, as
there seems to be a rush towards mar
rage at that season of the year.
Mrs. II. S. Peck gave a tea at her
home on South Union street Thursday
afternoon to about 1oc ladies in honor
of Mrs. Roy II. Peck of Springfield,
Mass. Assisting her were Mrs. j. w.
Russell, Mrs. j. II. Macomber Mrs. w.
T.. Howe. Mrs. Robert Noble, Mrs. +.
NJ Barstow and Miss Dorothy Gates.
The wedding of Andrew l.. Langevin
ot 10 Cedar street and Anna Gokey OF
B Lafountain street occurred at two
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at St
lloarec performing the ceremons. They
were attended by Mr.. Langevins faith
er, Augustin Langevin, and his uncle
Peter Credit.
Officer Demag of Essex junction in the
EARLY hours of yesterday morning brought
Louis Lapoint and w. Deslaurier to thu
Jail. officer Demag says that he detected
the men breaking into freight car ant
a cardigan jacket with the tags still OF
It, pal. of baby's new shoes and AZ
unworn pair of mems shoes were founC
In their possession.
The case of Alonzo Chase vs. ALFRED
W. Greg. Albert A. Sargent, Edwin
Scott, G. L. Bugbee, Charles y. Barbe
and Richard A. Hoar was entered ii
county court Thursday. 1t is an appea
taken by the defendants from the judg
ment of Justice Salmon Green OF Rich
mond in a case to recover on promls
sorry note for SIS.
a meeting of the Women's Alliance q
the Unitarian Church was held in tn
Church parors Friday afternoon.
was voted to give $25 to each the Da
Nursery. the district nurse the South
ern Circuit, the Humane society, and tn
Junior Alliance, in addition to a numbt
of donations made to societies. etc, II
side the church.
Willard Streeter was arrested Saturda
at his home in Bolton by Game Warde
J. i. Reeves on warrant charging hi
with killing a deer on November TO- 1871
Bail was fixed at 800 in city court an
he furnished surety. The hearing wa
continued until some date upon whc
States Attorney Fl. b. Shaw and NJ
Leary, attorney for the defense, can d.
eide.
j. S. Patrick has just returned from
three weeks hunting trip in norther
New Brunswick He was accompano
by W. +. Clark and Ira Weller frol
Mora, n. Y. The party went sixty mile
from the railroad into the wilderness
and were very successful, shooting thre
excellent moose. two caribou and tW
Seer. in addition to a large amount {
maller game
The divorce suit of Eva b. Brock V
Ralph o. Brock, both of this city ";
entered Tuesday III Chittenden count
court Intolerabe severity and negle
to provide are charged. The defendal
has been eniolned from interference Wi
his wife's liberty and personal propert
following her charges that she has ne'
prevented from getting her clothing al