Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-29
CITY NEWS

and Mrs Erwin II. Newton Of Bradley
place, May "a
A son. George Earl was born May "A
to Mr. ana Mrs. r. c. Morrill, Of 1A
North Union street.
THE suit Of Edwin s. Meigs VS.. Thomas
p. CLAY. mn action of assumpsit to re-
cover 5000, was entered in county court
Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. W. II. Enslesby returned
Thursday from New York They left
burlington in February and have been
abroad for three months.
Settlements and DEGREES we're entered
yesterday In probate court in the estates
of Mary Wetmore Of Burlington and
George Severance of Colchester.
Willard Hayward, who has been held in
jail on a charge of criminal assault, was
in county court Saturday and furnished
bail In the sum of $500 His bondsman
is Edward Reeves.
James Reed Of Morn ville, who under
Went treatment a few months ago, was
brought to the Fanny Allen hospital
Tuesday in critical condition, suffering
with the same trouble.
Articles of association were filed in the
city clerks office Tuesday by the e b. &
a. G. Whiting company. The capital
stock is given at $4,000, divided into LOO
shares. The firm manufactures brush
and other hbres.
An order for n divorce has beer grant
ed by Judge Waterman to Mrs Grace
L. Gibbons from her husband. Edwin NJ
Gibbons. The grounds SGT up in the petit
tlon were adultery, non-support and in
tolerable severity.
Orrin r. Brown, formerly with the
Sterling Inn, Sterling, Mass, has been
engaged as night clerk at the Hotel Yer
mont to succeed J. j. Kennedy who
will have the management of the roof
garden this summer
William Cilley has returned to the city
after serving a year in the federal prison
at Atlanta, Ca. He was sentenced to not
less than l. nor more than IS months for
breaking into a rural mail box and got
six months off for good behavior
Henry c. Brownell has arrived from
Oxford. England, having completed his
three years course of study there as a
Rhodes scholar He will spend the sum
mer in Burlington and in the fall will
leave for China. to teach at the Can
ton Christian College.
Elias Lyman sailed Saturday from
New York on the Finland of the Req
Star line for Antwerp, Mr. Lyman will
proceed to oxford. England. where h.
will join his son, Elias Lyman, Jr.. and
together they will tour Scotland, sailin9
for home early in July.
The wedding of Charles \. Moss of 11o
North avenue, a painter, and Miss Jennie
Iavoie of 1853 Church street was solemn
tied Monday afternoon at St. Joseph 5
rectory at four o'clock. The Rev. jerome
NJ. Cloarec performed the ceremony. They
were attended by Michael Lavoie and
Henry Girard.
The Chittenden County Trust company
was appointed guardian in probate court
Monday of Evelyn Maple of Burlington
a NJ Wheeler and b. L. Severance were
appointed appraisers in the estate OF
Harvey f. Wheeler. and the same were
appointed appraisers IN the estate of FL
mer II. Wheeler.
The engagement of Miss MARY A. Park
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,rdson was graduate of the University
NJ Vermont I'm the class of 1917
At the annual meeting or the 'lrcl'
FiancalS OF Burlhgtoh' the loiIo"i4
officers were elected: President Mrs. 5
Lanou; treasurer, MISS Mary Ianneri
executive committee {. l.. woodbury.
hohc't Roberts Prof' W. H. foiSom
i-'"eS' wright OF INcHI"rd' VINO
uIoe'".i' an operation tuesday at th'
MARY rleIcher hospital Tor the renoVa
Vi " UI"' VI "I"oo on inc plaih' was sac
s's'eroaE ~ "o niue improved I'M
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George H. Bacon. who has been EN-
ploNed as mead salesman at r. {
Slhlth sporting Soous store Tor IN
past ]" years mas resigned ms posluo
ana alter June VIII ne connected wit
the O. D Blodgett company IN IN
capacity or salesman. MT bacon
spending the rest OF TINS month on
trout fishing trip at Greensboro pond.
Canrea u ,atlir.s hcrd or Ayrsbiros
bead oore tested for tuberculosis s,,tu,