Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-07
CITY NEWS

Viii U6UO
r. and Mrs. +. C. Jackman or north
nue. are the parents of daughter
n Sunday
red Bedoin and Miss Della Riley were
rried Monday night at the home of
bride on cedar street, where the
pie will make their home.
here was a settlement ana decree yes
day in probate court in the estates of
tthew O'Connor of South burlington
Honora O'Connor of Burlington.
rofessor and Mrs. Benjamin T.. Lut-
n. who have been abroad for many
nths. while the former studied in Ger
nv. returned to town Tuesday morn
Mrs Iutman was formerly Miss
II shepard
harles w. Richardson. who was
merry in the clothing business ut the
ner of church and Main streets, has
tchascd genera store at South
yalton, where he has recently moved
family.
n county court yesterday the case
the Shepard & Morse Lumber COM
ny of this city VS.. W. L. jackson OF
ontpelier was entered. This is an
peal from city curt Judgment for
plaintiff to recover s1059s and costs
S795
|. n. Rowley. apple buyer for Charles
Weber of New York. is loading the
rge Ernest A. Brodie with a load of
piles bound for New York and which
We been purchased. for the most part,
this section. The barge will take down
out 5000 barrels
Mrs. William Foote of South Burling-
h left for New York city Tuesday night,
He'd there by the dying condition OF
+ sister, Miss Estella Burnham, "A
rmer resident of this city. Miss Burn
IN is in a hospital suffering from
NOR of the bowels.
less money than usual was collected
bring the month OF October in city
urt in the shape Of fines and paid
SITS. the total amount reaching only
35.9i In September the amount taken
was S4i2.13, made up of small fines
hd the costs derived from misde-
eanors.
George D. Jarvis who has been III 10,
g past three months part of the tim,
a serious condition is now able to rid,
ID walk out of doors. He will so early
December to Washington, ID. c.. ant
ter month there will spend the win
r at Daytona, Florida. Mrs. Jarvis vii
company him.
Capt. c. B. Gray. who has been in Bur
nston for several weeks. left town yes
rdaY. He intends to pass the early par
the winter In Washington and then re
i'm to California by way Of the Isthmu
Panama, making the trip from Ney
Ork by water with the exception OF tn
burney across the isthmus.
Wilbur L. Hamilton and May NVarrel
oldrldcc, both of Middlebury, wer
iarried by the Rev. DR.. c. V. Grisme
the parsonage of the Methodist Churc
thursday night at eight O'Clock. They ar
their way to Colorado Springs an
Their western points, and after a tri
several months they will reside !!
liddlebury.
There was settlement and decree i
rebate court Monday in the estate
ufficld and Mary PARROT Samuel Pal
pit was appointed guardian over Deli
Dumas. Claude D. Grafton was appolnte
uardian over Eva Warner, an insan
erson of burlington. A license to Sc
cal estate was granted in the estat
f Matilda Pierson of Bolton.
Two cases were entered in count
curt Tuesday. The nrst is the cas-
f the Burlington Savings Bank v
oseph Lafayette ct al, petition f,
Dreclosure on property in Starksbor
he second is the case of John T.. *,
oe VS.. Nancy Mahoney John Malone
nd Dan Mahoney, all of Hinesbur
This Is an action of trespass.
The wedding OF Arthur Cross of
berry street and Lena SIENNA of
Colchester avenue was solemnized Mo
ay afternoon at two o'clock at ;
oseph's Church The Rev J. NJ Cloar
performed the ceremony. They were q
ended by Lawrence Cross of Mallet
BAY and Miss Ruth SIENNA, sister of t
pride, Mr.. Cross, who is employed
Dr. G. l. Forbes, will live with his bri
bn Pine street.
The launch a-Wa-Taysee. belOngi
10 Fred Martelle, was discovered +
lav to have burned at its moorings
ktaletts bay. The cause of the fire is /
known but 1t is supposed to be Of ince
HAIRY origin as a rowboat was found
have been stolen from boathouse a
he party or parties evidently went {
O the launch In 1t. The launch was
feet long and was equipped with
horsepower engine. The engine althou
Damaged, can be used again.
The case of Harry II, Rosenburg a
Max Glasston VS.. Harold Cohen of
Adams. an action in assumpsit, "
ried Friday before Justice II. S. Ilo
rd Judgment was rendered for
plaintiffs to recover of the defend'
the sum of s37.9s with costs taxed 6
allowed at sl2s6 The defendant appea
from the Judgment to the county cot
Martin :. Villas and c. +. Cowles
ueared for the plaintiffs and II. p.
If St. Adams for the defendant,
McKendree Petty of the University
Vermont whose father is professor
Union College, and whose grandiat
was Prof. McKendree Petty OF the
versity here, was Friday night appolr
teacher of the night school in the
Hose building on North Winooskl 4
nue., at meeting of the board of sci
commissioners Routine cuisines ana
formal reports of the work of the
medical inspectors took up IN" rem
ing time of the board meeting
Mrs. Helen A. Wilder was quietly i
ried to DIR. Falko w. Schilling of