Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-04
CITY NEWS


O.car futile and Miss Isabel Wolford
Nth of this city, were married Monday
wening by Justice J. T. Ladd at the home
" the bride
Tn probate court Tuesday the Will of
John J. Van Sicklen OF Burlington was
,roved The will of Henry II. Bradley
Il Burlington was also proved.
Moses Beaudry Of Winooski was fined
w and costs Saturday for intoxication.
by Judge c. S. Palmer. He has elected to
ser-ye the alternate sentence In jail.
An examination will be held IN the
EVIL service room of the federal build
ing August to supply vacancy IN
tine rural carriers travelling out OF
Milton.
Earl Baker, who has Just completed
NE civil engineering course at the Uni
tersity of Vermont left Tuesday night for
Montreal, where he has n permanent posi-
,ior with the George a. Fuller company
Michael Becker was fined dollar and
costs in city court Saturday for giving
short measure. Becker was discovered
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peck of potatoes when he should have
been delivering Is pounds.
j Edward Reeves. son of Mr. and MS
Thomas Reeves OF 13S Colchester avenu =,
md Miss Violet Martin OF Montreal were
married June % at the Notre Dame
chapel IN Montreal. Miss Martin has been
recently nurse at the Mary Fletcher
hospital
The will Of Rosa NJ. Graves of MIL
ton was proved in probate court yes
terday. In the estate of John MUIR
ray. Jr.. of Milton. C. :. Ashley was
appointed administrator and T. s.
Berry and Eugene Towne, commits
sioners and appraisers
Referee Joseph 7. stcarns held IA
hearing for ere litors Yesterday In the
nankruptcy case of c. W. Papin, but
no creditors appeared ana It is prob
able that there Will he nothing upon
which unsecured creditors can real
lie
Zeb Francis, a hacllman residing at 1872
battery street, and Mrs. Margaret Foley
pf South Champlain street were married
Tuesday morning at six o'clock at St
Nary's Cathedral, the Rev. j. +.
ellis performing the ceremony. They
wore attended by George savard and
Mary Viens.
The wedding of Alphonse f. Hatin Of 81
Interval avenue and Miss Isabelle Alger
of Center street took place yesterday aft
ernoon at five o'clock at St. Joseph :
Church. The Rev. jerome NJ. Cloarec
performed the ceremony. They were at
tended by their fathers, Edward j. Hatin
and Wesley l.. Alger.
The Uniform Rank OF the Knights Of
?ythias met for reorganization Tuesial
IN their rooms. Colonel Wiley If
Barre was present. The officers elected
are: Captain, O. H Parker; first lieuten-
ant. William Thyme: second lieutenant,
T. p. Teachout; recorder. J. w. Leach;
treasurer. NJ. L. Baker.
City Clerk Granny has received
from State Fish and Game Commits
Bioner John W. Titcomb Of Lyndon
VILE q consignment OF pamphlets con-
tanning a general summary Of the fis'l
and game laws OF the state. Anyone
desiring copy may procure one by
calling at the city clerks office
Alderman E. W. j. Hawkins sprung a
turprise On the board members and his
other friends Monday by announclna
his marriage June Is in RHt-
land to Mrs. Lydia G. Hart of Boston
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
Mr.. Seavcr. a retired Congregational
minister in Rutland. Mr.. and Mrs Ilaw-
kins will reside at ia Buell. street.
News has been received of the brit
of a son. Robert Bowman, June %. to
Mr. and Mrs. Leland A. Smiley of Raw
Inns. Wyoming, and grandson to Mr.. and
Mrs william F. Bowman of this city
News has also been received Of the birth
Of son on June q to Mr.. and Mrs. W
{. Bowman Of Saranac Lake. n. Y. who
Is also a grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. W
+. Bowman.
Another democratic alderman has beer
pdded to the roster of the board OF al
dermen. At the special election in thu
fourth ward Tuesday, Joseph ]. Fugert
received 229 votes and Frank L. Morgan
rreoeived ITS votes Thomas Walsh receiv
I'd one vote The total number OF vote.
was io5. The special election was called
by Mayor Roberts after tie vote hat
resulted between Martin +. Sullivan anc
MIR Morgan at the last city election.
Tho will of A. j. Hathaway was proved
IN probate court Monday. rhoma
Reeves was appointed administrator witt
the will annexed and c. j. Ferguson an,
John f. Lavelle were appointed com
missioners and appraisers. In the estat
Of Anthony McCale Peter McCaie wa
appointed executor. In the estate OF Ley
r.. Nichols of Essex. !. r. Huntley wa
appointed administrator and the commits,
fioners and appraisers are George j
Hobart and r. o. Mudgett
The stiff wind Saturday evening result
ed In at least one serious accident Mis-
Mary OBrien, daughter of Michae
O'Brien. was going to her home Oh Parl
street and when nearly there was strucl
on the head by a large limb of a ire
which became loosened by the wind Tn
girl was knocked insensible and Sunda
was in very serious condition. An ex
animation by physicians, however, show
ed that her skull was not fractured.
II Is now practically certain that n
rircus of any size Will visit Burlingto
Ahis summer as none of the big show
will come anywhere near this terrttor,
it was at first thought that the Barnui
E. Bailey show, which came as far a
Albany. y. Y. would come to Vernon
&c.