Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-18
CITY NEWS

ION street are the parents OF baDy SlrS
corn Tuesday morning.
cant. and Mrs. Henry q. Wheeler are
arranging to spend the winter in Cali
lornia They may decide to take up their
residence there
Mrs. y. S. Nichols of Pomona, Cal,
and her daughter, Mrs. Barrows, of
Berkeley, Cal, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Van Patten of this
hty, have gone to Bridgeport, Conn
Some naturalists in this vicinity pre-
9ict cold winter ahead and base their
opinions on the activities of the squirrels
II this neighborhood who have been
very busy during the past few days in
building their nests
The Burlington Humane society has just
received S. from the Kings Daughters in
Williston; also 1865 from friends in
Essex junction and Williston. Were the
other towns in the county as ready to
I'D the society as these two, the problem
IF financing it would be an easy one.
An examination for candidates who
wish to qualify for the position of post
master of the town of Bolton will be held
~ ,rno o.i.ior oor
'"',''''t .-,...a.to, 80 COCO loo.
year
\ hearing on the petition of Henry e.
Degree, who asks for discharge from
all his debts in bankruptcy, will be held
before Special Master J. T Stcarns Oc-
toher 49, The final meeting OF Mr.. De-
rrec's creditors will be held at the same
The will of Eugene +. Fowler was
proved Tuesday in probate court, and
win be contested, it is expected. Patrick
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w. S. Bal. Of Wosthoro, Mass, former
iy Of Shelhurne and well known in Bur
lington, met with serious accident re-
Gently. In stepping from moving car
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William II. Clark Of South Burlington
WAS appointed Saturday in probate coJI
administrator OF the estate of Eva CLARK
of the same town. Ann Dora Hcsscy ".
appointed administrator OF tho cstat" "i
i.iltISo. H. nea9'F VI
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Down at the Lakeview house Sunday
aft,rno.l. saint. o.... ..u...
out couucctiug the stove vi. Tia. ...u-
u.y. 80 that the smoke poured into She
room An outside door was op,nca ~l,4.-
u, afterwards and the snoLc Indicated a
had lr'' An alarm was sent 'N from ''N
% ANA
Chief Of Police Sinclair of Barre was
in town Thursday and took hack with
him Fred Williams. who was arrested
hero ny the notice on comnlaint from
barre. The warrant was issued for non.
s,pnort and Williams was found to be
WORKING on tho dam at Fssex Junction
lie has wife and several small children
The customs collections in this district
for August again show a falling off from
those of the prevlous year and were but
Sl.S44 as compared with sS2.Is1 in August
1912 The value of imports is greater this
year and was s995.Ol6 while they were
s7l2.0i7 in 1872. The value of exports las
month was s6Os21 and was s6S7. SOB a yea,
ago
Frank Lonville a farm hand who say:
that he came from the vicinity of Chin.
ncY Point, began Friday a term OF
20 days imprisonment in the penitentiary
n Albany, y. Y, where ne was sent fol
stealing a ride on u. ~ H. train. II,
was arrested a few days ago in Platts
burgh by Lieutenant O'Brien of the ID
Sarah Durant Of Huntington. who wa
arrested carly Friday morning in Col
chester on a charge of adultery, was il
city court Friday and furnished bal
n the sum OF 500 FRANK Irudo of whit
ing becoming surety The woman wa
arrested on a warrant Issued by state
attorney HOPKINS ana arthur feilah
Is ''"'i'u az correspondents
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Waiter W. Wiggin has received motto
State board of examiners of embalme,
that he PASSED an excellent examinatio
before the board at the recent conventio
in this city and he will shortly receive h
license Mr. Wirrin was formerly wit