Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11
CITY NEWS

Tho Will of Ann KchOc, late of Bur-
lington, was proved in probate court
Monday.
daughter was born December 80 to
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph ID. Allen of Buffalo,
N. Y. Mr.. Allen Is a son of Charles T.
Allen of this city.
The condition of officer John Brothers,
who has been i'll with the grip, was i'm
proved yesterday, but Mrs. Brothers con-
tlnues in serious condition.
In probate court Saturday, Tyler Foster
was appointed guardian Of William A.
Foster, The will of r. s. White Of Wilson
county. Kansas. was filed for probate.
Henry II. Demeritt and Cornne $.
Bryan. both of Waterbury. were mar
ricd Monday morning at 80 at the
Methodist parsonage by the Rev. 6. "
tirismcr.
Herbert J. Lord and Jean NJ. DUEL
were quietly married at St. Mary's epis-
ropal residence Tuesday afternoon. Thcy
left on the $40 train for Il short wedding
trip.
In the estate of Mary Smith of jericho,
Thomas Reeves was appointed admins
traitor in probate court Tuesday. There
was also settlement in the estate of
Mary Muir,
Samuel l.. Loomis. formerly of this city
hut who is in the employ of the Marsh
Lumber company of LoNalton, Cal.
writes that on December 30 It was 80
degrees below zero il; ioyalton.
Frank Brown. who was arrested Tues
day for intoxication, was in city court
yesterday and pleaded guilty TO the
charge He was fined the usual S., with
costs Of $500. and expects to receive the
money from his home In Woodstock.
The case against Charles Limoge for
furnishing intoxicating liquor was Mon
day nolc pressed in city court. Lii
moge's case grew out of the disclosure
Of youth named Brown who was ar
rested few days ago.
The will of Margaret Fern was proved
in probate court Friday, Henry Con
lin of Colchester was appointed executor,
and NJ G.. Leary and y. f. Leary of Bur
lington commissioners and appraisers.
Margaret Mullen was appointed admins
tratrix of the estate of Margaret Mullen.
her mother
party CONSISTING, of Mrs. Corneia V.
y. Russell and daughter. Louise, Mr.,
and Mrs. G. r. North. Mrs Ernest T..
Smith. Mrs. Summers of 16 Hickok place,
Miss Mary Marks and Mrs. L. c. Howe
of Jericho left Monday for Los
angeles, cal. where they will remain
until spring.
f
both of South Burlington. were married
Monday afternoon at three at st.
Josephs Church The Rt Rev j. NJ.
Cloarec of1icated. The best man was
Edward Gay. brother Of the bride. ana
the bridesmaid was Miss Katherine
Myers.
A letter has been received by r. \.
Cumming boys director of the V NJ.
c. A.. from his brother. DR.. w. II.
Cumming a dentist in California, from
whom he had not heard in many years.
The brothers had not heard from each
other nor did not know where the other
was, for 10 years.
Or. II. c. Tinkham returned Monday
from Colorado Springs where he has been
visiting his daughter, Miss Mabel Tink
nam, for the past three weeks. Miss
Tinkham Is much improved in health. He
stopped at Chicago and Ann Arbor in
connection with his college work. and
found colder weather and much more
snow While away.
The steamer Mariuuta. which is al
ways the last boat 10 be taken out OF
commission in this vicinity. was put into
winter quarters monday. The boat has
been used until this time to carry sun
plies to and from Shelhurne harbor.
whore a large force of men are engaged
In building the new machine shops.
The annual meeting of the Whatsoever
Circle of Kings Daughters was hello
Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. w. Il. McKil
lips. The following officers were elected
leader, Mrs. f. II. Stone: ice-leader
Mrs. II. $ Peck; secretary. Mrs G. w
Whitney; treasurer. Mrs, +. d. Worthen
auditor, Mrs. McKilip
The members of Emanuel Lodge. No
81, Order of Birth Abraham. are max
ing plans to celebrate The ninth ami
versaiy of its founding. which falls q,
February %. The lodge started in 100
with n charter membership Of L.. an,
its enrolment now numbers 137 mem
hers. The order is % years old an,
has grand enrolment Of over 73,0rl
The following officers have been in
stalled by James W Flynn camp. Unite
Spanish War Veterans: Commander, \
$. Dewey: senior vice-commander, C. \
Weight; junior vice-commander. a
ThaYer: adjutant. c. f.. Fredericks
Quartermaster, Charles Bashaw: office
of the day. w. II. Snow: officer Of guaro
James Mcbride: trustee, l.. A. Gifforo.
NJ +. Barnes of Chimney Point was /
the city yesterday and reports that tn
ice is six or seven inches thick near tn
point. Teams are not yet going direct
across the lake but reach the New Nor
shore easily 10y diagonal route. tn
lake appeared yesterday to be frozen sol
idly as far north as -four miles south {
NeStport.
ST. Mary's Court, No. sos. Woman
Catholic Order of Foresters, held pull
lie installation of officers Tuesday evenin
in their rooms a musical program wa
given by Miss Fugere and Miss Bissoi
Miss Brown. and Cabana's orchestrs
interesting remarks were made by I'atl
err Kennedy and rather Cassidy, tdwar
Corley, Thomas lIowley and Miss Maizt
coyne, Refreshments We're served.
Ihe annual meeting of the trustees
the Fletcher library was held Monda
afternoon, and the officers of the boar
were reelected, as follows: Presiden