Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-17
CITY NEWS

'Our o'clock at 81. WARY . 'SN'N'' 80
ihe Rev. j. +. Gillis.
Ernest Young, an habitual truant, was
IN city court Tuesday and was sentenced
nv Judge Palmer to serve the remainder
If his minority in the industrial school at
yerpennes The sentence will expire May |
J, 1915.
In probate court Friday there
we're settlements AMI DEGREES In the |
,states of Andrew w. Kimball. late
" westford, Demmie A. Kimball, late
If Westford, and Lucy s. Drew, late
Of Burlington.
Fred Tagliorio. who was arrested sew
oral days ago for threatening Rosa Mike
with revolver. was sentenced Tues
Gay in city court to spend not less than
three nor more than four months In the
chittenden county Jail.
earrings were held Monday in the
office of Referee j. T. Stearns on the
petitions for discharge of John II.
Wyle, n travelling man. and Joseph
Rich. AS no creditors appeared in either
case to object, q discharge will be rec
commended.
Mrs. Smith S. Leach, widow Of Col
Smith s. Leach, Corps Of Engineers.
L. S. A., died at Dresden. Saxony. Sep.
TENDER 26. Mrs. Leach will be remem.
bered by many Burlmgtonians who
knew her when Colonel Leach, then
major. was stationed in this city.
The Rev. f. G. Guthrie, pastor Of
the First Church, is now with the Rev.
William Hazen in Byculla Bombay,
and will leave Ceylon October 26 for
New Zealand. His address during the
winter will be care of Henry Guthrie.
Elder street Dunedin. New Zealand.
Bail was fixed at $1,000 Tuesday in the
case of Slim BraXton. who has been in
gail for the past week on a charge of sell
ing intoxicating liquor. Joseph Agel be-
came his surety. States Attorney II B.
shaw asked that bail be fixed at that
amount.
At st. Josephs Church at six o'clock
Tuesday morning the wedding of John
Carln and Florence St. George was SOL
emnized. The Rev. ]. A. Lacouture per-
cormed the ceremony They were at
tended by their fathers, Napoleon st.
,eorge and Joseph II. Carlin.
+. j. Burke, manager of the Western
Union office. has been promoted and will
have charge of the office at Cambridge,
Mass He will be succeeded by r. II.
Mason, who has been in charge of the
Nara gansett Pier office during the sum-
mer season. Mr.. Mason assumes his du-
ties here to-day.
There was Il settlement and decree in
probate court Monday in the estate
In the estate of Henry Blodo, late of
Colchester, Nellie Baron WIS appointed
adnllnistratrix, with Clark Wright and
Jesse McNall commissioners and ap.
praisers. and a license to seal real es-
tate was granted.
Announcement is made of the marriage
en- October % of Ferdinand II. Pease
son of MIR. and Mrs. F. S. Pease of thi.
city. and Miss Blanche p. Lowry of New
York city, at All Angels Church in New
York Mr.. Pease was graduated from thu
University of Vermont in the class o
1907. and is now connected with a New
York law firm.
Mrs. Charles L. Woodbury. gave a te;
Saturday afternoon from four to si'
o'clock for Miss Madeleine Burgess an,
si:. MtNtt foIItli I'i iii'lly MISS al
Sicken Mrs Woodbury. Mrs. Sherrar
and Miss Burgess received. In the din
ing room Mrs Burgess and Mrs Parke
served and the Misses Mary Lyman, Ha
ri Gates and Constance Wheeler as
sisted.
Peter puchane was in city court Mon
day morning ard pleaded guilty to
lrst offense of intoxication. He wa
fined So and costs and made arrange
ments to pay. Edward Campbell, who's
ase is only 10 years, was also in court
He pleaded guilty and when asked t
disclose said that he met two stranger
who supplied him with gin. He wa
fined 81 and costs and made arrange
ments to pay
Judgment was entered Thursday in Chit
tunden county court in the case of
Anna Barker VS.. Charles c. Barker ct al
an action of assumpsit, and the plant!
was awarded s!,499 and costs. The divoro
petition Of Esther NJ Dingler vs.. Otto {
Iingler received a hearing, decision b.
ing reserved. In the chancery case Of
V. S, Mack VS. Eliza E. Lang, an actiC
CT foreclosure decree for the petition
was entered.
large falling off in duties collec
ed is shown by the figures given Il
newspapers Friday by Collector
Customs c. II. Darling for the mont
of September. The sum Of $72S37.
was collected in duties this year az
year ago they reached $1OS,O99 4
The value of merchandise import.
was s7i7,l40 and the exports we
S722.31l. The exports a year ago we
$5O4,559.
Mrs. James S. Bixby gave a lunche
yesterday afternoon at one o'clock at I
residence of her parents. DR.. and NJ
D. c. Hawley, for Miss Madee
Burgess, who is to be married on Sat,
day evening to Lieut. A. T. Colley
Fort Ethan Allen. Covers were laid
IL, and the dining room was beautiful
decorated with baskets of pink ros
Mrs. Bixby is to be Miss Burgess
natron of honor
A majority of the creditors Of w.
Hall have agreed to a settlement wi
out forcing Mr.. Hall through the re4u
processes of bankruptcy. AS res
to Mcssrs NJ. G. Beebe and L. F. w
instead of observing the usual delays
several months. Although no appra
has yet been made 1t Is expected t
the estate will be able to offer at le
80 cents or the dollar.