Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-08

a daughter, Cora Racheal, was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Carpenter Hazelton
Yesterday.
y son, Maurice James, was born Nom
day morning to MIR. and Mrs. p. II. Walsh
OF &c North Union street.
There was a settlement and decree
Thursday in probate court In the estate
Of Eben Powell of Milton.
day in the estate of L. W. Ellis. Eliza.
beth Row'ey was appointed administra-
triN of the estate f Patrick II. Rowlev
Of Milton.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frederick NJ. Spear of lsl
Bank street are the parents of a nine
pound son, Frederick Harold. born Sum
lay.
The suit of tn Elias Lyman Coal COM
g'aHS vs. A L. James of Richmond was
"'eu III county court Tuesday. This is
ah action to recover money on a promis.
sorry note.
Inc nrst hearing of creditors of w. J.
Reed, a Burlington broker, was held be-
'ore referee Joseph T. Stearns Mon
nay Henry Todd was appointed trustee
and bond fixed at $500.
Tho officers Of the alumni of the Bur.
lhgton high school held a meeting yestcr.
naN AFTERNOON In the school building and
decided on June 10th as the day for the
annual reunion Of the alumni.
Or. Michael Fierstein, who was arrest
ed Thursday by the sheriff department
on a charge of having performed a Grim
mai operation on Mrs. Bonnie Rossi of
barre, was released on 1880 bail Satur-
day afternoon. His bail was furnished by
'homas Reeves.
The klifa club has presented the
Lhamplain school with four swings. two
flying rings and four teeter boards. These
nre for the girls use. The BOYS were
given a complete baseball outfit. These
Will he set up under the supervision of
w. H. Christmas Of the high school.
LAST mont was one of the lightest in
recent years in city court, only 30 re-
spondents appearing for trial. OF these
all but four 7ere for intoxication and IA
were old offenders. There was one each
Of grand larceny. breach Of the peace.
selling cigarettes to minors and petit lar
Ceny.
The wedding of Edward Root Of 30
Ward street and Miss Rose Perras of 10
Pine place was solemnized Monday
morning at sever o'clock at ST. Joseph's
Church. The Rev. J. A. Lacouture Off
ciated. They were attended by his broth
err, Elmer Root, and her father, Ferdinand
Perras.
Miss Edith j. RobarSc of 2l2 North
~thamplain street and Charles f. Sutton
of 2i North avenue We're quietly mar
ried Tuesday afternoon shortly after
four O'Clock at st. Joseph's rcctory. The |
RI. Rev. Jerome NJ. Cloarec oficiatcd.
They were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Beaupre.
Carl Barnes and Rudolf Ludwig of the
pcstorice staff have resigned their posi-
tons to leave for the Canadian North
west. O. A. Ludwig. superintendent Of
the Welch Bros Map.e company, has
also resigned his position and will accom-
pany them. Their families will Join them
III the near future.
The annual meeting Of the BURLINGTON
Building & Loan association was held
Tuesday night and the following officers
elected: President, W. j. Van Patten:
viCe-prosident, L. A, Woodbury.. score
tarN and treasurer, Il. A.. Cooke: direc-
.ors for three years, J. f.. Lanou. A.. II.
81. Pierre. ". c. 1sham and j. j. FLYNN:
auditors. J. II. Macomber, S. L. Platka
md II. V. Hall.
Orson d. Hewey was appointed
guardian in probate court Tuesday of
Proctor Booth of Milton. DR.. David Mar.
vim and William S. Fletcher were an
pointed commissioners and appraisers in
the estate of William p. Wiley of
Essex. A license to sell real estate was
granted in the estate of John L. Snyder
Of Stockbridge, Mass.
Frederick A. Cumming, formerly boys |
director of the local Y. NJ. c. A, and Miss !
Evelyn Mae, daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs. 1thiel T. Johnson. were married
Thursday at Rutland. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cumming will be at home after June i
at 32S Union street, Springfield, Mass,
where Mr.. Cumming Is in charge of the
boys department of the Y. Nj. c. A.
James Sweeney, Henry McCabe and
Henry Goodrich were arraigned in county
court Thursday and entered pleas of not
guilty to charges of manslaughter pre-
ferred against them by the State in con-
nection with the death of Sam Rounds, a
negro. a. Bolton on April 10. The trial
Of the cases will probably begin May ~.
the board of electric light commissions
ers met Friday and organized. Dr
Walter S. Vincent is again chairman, the
other two members of the commission be-
ing j. j. Childs and +. j. Enright. The
latter is now in Salt Lake City, Utah, but
Is expected to reach Burlington within
two weeks. l.. X. MacBroom, the pres
INT superintendent, was reelected.
The annual meeting of the Mohican club
WAS held Friday night at the Y. NJ. c. A.
building and the following officers were
elected: President, o. L.. Kinds: vice.
president, A. G. Whittomore; secretar.,
Mrs. II. IL. Percival: treasurer, c. N.
Mosley, Fl. f., Percival. Mrs. J. II. Mid
dlebrook and f. d. Spaulding were elect
ed to the governing board.
c. 5. Lord and Frank S. Weston were
appointed appraisers Friday sn probate
court in the estate of Edward Cruise.
Marguerite Cruise was appointed admins
%tratrix. S. A. Brownell of Essex juno
tiJn was appointed guardian in the estate
of Philetus II. Teachout and Florence
Teachout. There was a settlement and
decree in the estate o. George Scagel of
Burlington.
The board of school commissioners held
its regular monthly meeting for MAY
Friday night. and elected Miss Stella n