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

ny her Son VINO TOOK hcr to IRE station
one. where she was made comfortable
and the wound dressed by Dr.. r. w.
Baylics. She was later taken home in
hack.
The Winooski association of Congre-
| gational ministers held the opening meet
ing OF the year Monday at the COL
| lege street Church. The Rev Dr. II. G.
| rIagg presided and spoke upon Present
! Tendencies of Thought in Eschatoogy."
Following his paper there was gen.
! eral discussion, and after routine BUSH
ness was transacted. the ministers fol-
lowed their usual custom of taking
luncheon at the Van Ness House.
MIR. and Mrs. Carlos Ebert and four
children arrived at the Hotel Vermont
Monday and will spend week in the
, city before going to their home in Con-
cepcion. Chill. Mrs. Ebert was formerly
Miss Alice Baldwin OF this city and en-
deavored to reach Burlington from Ger.
| many before the death of her mother
Mrs. Laura Baldwin who died only u
few days ago. She and the children
have been in Germany. where the lat
ter have been educated.
Miss Ruth Kidder. daughter of Mr.
ana Mrs. j. +. Kiddcr Of Colchester
avenue, was pleasantly surprised Satur-
day evening upon her return home from
neighbours to find 70 young ladies OF
her class in the high school gathered
to receive her The occasion was tho
celebration OF the 10th anniversary Of
her birthday and the evening was spent
In games and dancing. followed by re-
freshments, the Misses Marjorie Hender-
son and Rose Ruttcr serving.
At a brief session of Chittenden county
court Tuesday morning the court direct
ed verdict in the case Of Lena Levin VS..
Nathan Marcus, the plaintiff to recover
s39.9S and costs. The suit was one OF
ejectment. and when on Monday II de-
|, veloped that the defendant had himself
vacated the premises of Mrs. Levin, coun-
sci for both parties moved that the ver-
dict be directed by the court. After the
verdict was rendered the jurors were ex-
cused until two o'clock Monday.
Col John c. Gresham assumed CON-
mand Of the 10th cavalry at Fort Ethan
Allen Tuesday. In 1905 Colonel Gres-
ham as major OF the 18th cavalry was
stationed at this post, since which he has
spent large portion Of his time in the
Philippines, serving as inspector-general
Upon his promotion to the rank of lieu.
tenant-colonel he was assigned to the
9Th cavalry and later to the 18th. His
many friends in Burlington and through
cut the State extend to him hearty well
come back 10 Vermont.
Miss Ernestine I.anou. the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. +. S. Lanou OF 10 Archi.
hold gtra
the son of Mrs. Jennie Hudson of 81
Hyde street, We're quietly married Friday
evening at $50 O'Clock at the chapel OF
st. Paul's Church. The bride was attend.
ed by her father. and the groom had his
brother. Carl Hudson, as his best man.
Only immediate relatives and intimate
friends were present. After short
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs Hudson will
reside at As Pearl street.
Sheriff ]. II. Allen with Deputies Todd
, and Ravlin and Chief OF Police Barber
t of Winooski visited "Slim" Rraxton's
place on the post road near Fort Ethan
Allen Monday and arrested the pro
prictor on a charge of furnishing am
keeping liquor on hand with intent t.
sell. BraXton was upstairs when the
searching party arrived and was sur
priaed while writing some letters. a
=, case of beer, a bottle of whiskey and ;
Jug which had contained whskey form
r ed the bill of goods carried away
n County court re-assembled Monda,
Il afternoon, pursuant to adiournmen
: taken last week. The jury case Of Len;
i Levin VS.. Nathan Marcus was in read
i mess. the action being one of justic
ejectInent so called, and came to count,
. court on AN appeal from city court. TIL
% plaintiff sought to recover s399s rent due
= The defendant having given up tn
V premises, the eJectment feature of tn
!. case dropped out. When the evidenc
q was all in both sides moved for yer
a, dict to he directed by the court.
l. In the estate Of Alice NJ. G. Peck o
this city, Hamlin NJ. Gaylord OF Ran
:. dolph was Monday appointed execute
= and Edmund c. Mower and A. l.. Sher
:, man were named appraisers There wa
n "A settlement and decree in the estat
y, OF Albert A. Bliss. late of Willistor
&c and IN the estate Of Michael Kelley
~ John X. Kelley was appointed executor
D., with f.. T., Taft and ]. T.. Burke com
a missioners and appraisers In the estat
of Edmund d. Isham Of st. George, Kat
c. lsham was appointed administrator
a de bonis non with the will annexed
"a distressed voice called up over I'll
m long distance telephone Saturday nigf
az and said that the owners name wa
% Coolidge and that he wanted every men
az Der of the Middlebury College footba
n squad which stopped off here searche
IF until dog was found. II seems that tn
Middlebury boys, while at Mortified
the football game got hold Of the masc'
% which is the property Of Coolidge an
- got him as far as Burlington The reaso
y that he didn't complete the journey
~ that the local police got after the foo
~ ball players and rounded up the chershe
:" beast He was shipped back to Nortl
y field Sunday evening.
i'd Andrew tontois was arrested yesterda
afternoon after trying to open the none
-, drawer in the ticket Office at the raj
=, road station, A. j. St. Jean. the agen
- and left the door unlocked behind hin
-. He kept his eye on It, however. and sa
'e Contois enter. The latter said hello
-, Tor the evident purpose Of ascertainir
- II anyone was about, and when he sa
~ there was not, made at once for II
money drawer This he pulled on but
was locked lie pulled hard enough hoy
en- ever, so that the bell inside rang st. Jea
al called the police station and COntois di
en- appeared but was later found in Il
Is. lumber yard and arrested by Ofie