Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-03-07

With an official temperature of Is de-
grees below zero in the morning Mon.
day was the coolest March day in Bur
lington for q years
Miss Jennie rownc. who has been un.
dergoing treatment at the Fanny Aller
hospital. has so far recovered that sh,
has been moved to her home.
The condition of Congressman ID. j
Foster, who has been confined to his
home in Washington for the pas, fow
days with the grip. is improving.
The Burlington Trust company reports
as follows in compliance with section q
of act los of the laws of 1919 j. T.
Flanagan. Mary GalaVan 30 w3t
A. u. Buell. has resigned as supcriii-
tcndcnt ana secretary of the iloratc
Hickok company, effective April |. Mr.
Buell. has been with the company for i
years.
Calvin S. Tsham returned Yesterday To
his home on South Willard street. consid-
erably improved in health following an
operation and several weeks illness at
the Mary Fletcher hospital
Edmund G. Mower was nppoin cd
executor of the Will of Lizzie T.. Lang
don in probate court yesterday. Elihu
q. Taft and Guy NJ Page were ap-
pointed commissioners and appraisers.
The annual play and dance given by
Unity Of the Unitarian Church will he
given on March II in the Masonic Tenn
pie hall to he followed by dancing. The
Sergeant Michael Mckenzie Is able to
be out after partially recovering from the
effects of fan on TN" slippery side
walk. in which he received Il broken collar
bone
Mr. and Mrs l.. f. shaw. who have
been spending the winter in Washington
u. g.. are in Atlantic city, X. j.. for II
month before returning to their home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barker of Mont
clair. n j.. are the parents of a daush-
ter. born .junday afternoon. Mrs. Barker
was Miss Marion Booth Of this city, tho
daughter of Colonel and Mrs. +. j. Booth
of College street
William G. Stacy was appointed ad
niintsIrator dc bonis non in probate couri
Tuesday in the estate Of Ancclinc Il.
corning. Eta I.anport was appointed
administrators of the estate of Moses
t.amport.
Wesley Lamrhere and Nolonoy Newell
were tried for intoxication in city court
Monday morning, the former receiv-
ng Il fine OF 81 and costs and the lat
l,ae.
fine OF sl5 and costs.
Elias Lyman, Jr. who has been i'll at
Venice for several weeks. will probably
30 able TO return to oxford university
nhout April &c, news to that effect having
been received yesterday IN . letter writ
ten 10y him to a friend in this city. His
Improvement steadily continues
Ernest +; Schutt long distance wire
chief in the local office of the New Eng.
land Telephone company. has resigned
and viii leave Sunday for MorrisviIe
where he will establish headquarters rs
superintendent of the Citizens Telephone
company.
In probate court Thursday in the estate
of Linus Ernest Burrtt and Ida Bur
Burrtt was appointed administrator, and
Clark G. Reed and NJ. f. Brother OF
lInesburg commissioners and apprais-
crs.
Phillip McMahon WAS discovered in
toNi"atod and lying in the snow Mon
lay afternoon and was arrested by Spc-
'al Police officer John Upton in a half
'r"lcn condition. Had he remained there
much longer he might have died from
exposure, as the temperature was close
o zero. ir
Work is now progressing on the plant
Of the Champlain Transportation com
Iany at Shelburno harbor, but iFfs net
thought that II will be entirely colnpei-
cd before the expiration of three ntQnl h.
on account of other work which will have
10 be done. The plant will cost Abou,
$1,000 when completed
The Burir gton Savings Bank in corn.
pance with section u of NO i5s, act.
If 1910, Vermont statutes. reports thai
hey have six unknown depostors, name
y. Celinda $. Bailey, Ella Jane Brown
q. G. Jackson. Allison Livingston. Henry
Palmer. trustee for Frank Proctor, Mar
in iouatt. 35,w3t
Sherwood f.. Han. of the 1qO7 class o
the university. now of the Columbia Law
school, has been appointed to tn
editorial board of the Columbia Law Re
view book published monthly by tn
law school. rhls is one Of the highes
honors as the men are picked by thei
standing in college and on the recon-
mendations of their professors
Hiram Holmes of Milton fell un
conscious on Church street Saturda,
morning and was later taken TO the Mar,
Fletcher hospital. where he was treated
MT UolmoS was Just recovering from a!
Illness and had started to return homo
lie was carried into O'Sullvan's dru,
store aud IN 9. +. Dalton was calico ..
attend Oh" wounds
arrangements are being completed TO
he appearance here on the evening u
March 10th OF Gertrude Garfield of Bos
ION. who will read "The Fortune Hun
ser' at tho Masonic Temple under Tin
auspices of the Ethan Allen club. Mis-
Garfield is SAID to- bo u roador of genuine
hhility and presents The Fortune Hun
ter for an entire evenings entertain
mcnt
Alfred Larsen, the manager of tn,
Boston grand opera music festival I,
be held at The Strong April f. . an,
3. has received notice from the Rut
land and Central Vermont tailroa,
companies that thcy will sell fare
at reduced rates from all points o,
their roads for April /, 2 and 3, will
return limit including ADril