Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-01

gagcmcnt of her niece, Miss Jeanette
Stewart to Frank Byineton Worden of
jamestown, n. Y.
Friday was Il quiet day in county
court The divorce case of Ellen Green of
Winooski VS.. John Edward Green of parts
unknown was heard and a bill was
granted.
The marriage Of Albert e. Perry Of
Springfield Mass, and Nerla Waters of
Binghamton, n. y, took place Monday
afternoon at the parsonage of the First
Baptist church.
The jury in the case of Charles Gilbert,
colorcd. charged with illegal selling. re-
turned verdict Of guilty in county court
Thursday. lie was remanded to jail to
await sentence.
meeting of the school directors of
.hc various towns in Chittenden county
will he held in the assembly han of the
Burlington high school on Thursday.
May Is, at lis p. m.
The water commissioners held post
poned meeting for the selection of a su.
perintendent Saturday afternoon in thei,
offices, and reappointed j. f. kidder to
his third term of office
Charles Phelan who has been in tho
employ Of the Mary Fletcher hospital for
many years, had both ankles spraincd
Thursday by fall of about ten feet
down an elevator shaft.
There was settlement and decree in
probate court Thursday in the estate OF
William c. Maple OF Burlington Edmund
IaValleN. who is insane, was ordered
committed toethe State hospital at Water
bury.
G. l.. Orion left Monday for Athol.
Mass, where he will have charge of the
Parmcnter store. large dry goods and
carpet store. Mr.. orion has for three
years had charge of the Combination
Cash store in burlington.
Announcements have been received in
Burlington of the marriage of Miss Lila
Stevens Bond OF Springfield, Mass. to
Henry Hayden Busby of Boston. Mr.. and
Mrs. Busby will leave in June for Detroit.
Mich. whore they will make their home
Harold r. Towne, who is attending coll
lcEe in Austin, Texas, is dangerously i'll
following a serious operation for Appendix
Improvement in his condition and it is
hoped he will soon be well on the road to
recovery.
George II, Myers of Winoo ri, a spinner,
and Miss Ida Morrcll f Front street were
united in marriage Tuesday morning at
eight o'clock at St. Joseph's Church The
Rev jerome NJ. Cloarcc performed the
ceremony. Their fathers, Aiken Myers
and Joseph Morrcl, attended them.
\ yoke of oxen furnished IN unusual
sight on the streets of Burlington Fri
day. George Doty purchased the oxen,
which are Of pure Durham stock in Tn
dcrhill and intends to use them on his
farm in Wes. Chazy. whittier they were
being taken, making the trip across the
lake by boat.
\ bill was granted in county court
yesterday in the divorce case of Hattie
Ianak of Burlington vs.. Alexander
Nanak on the grounds of wlful deser-
ton hill of separation was granted
ia the case of Hosanna Lavalley of COL
chester VS. Frank Lavalley. on the
grounds Of intolerable severity.
The visiting nurse fund was increased
card part given in the roof garden Of
the Van Ness house. Eight tables were
used at whist and prizes were awarded
EN-Gov. Woodbury. rendered the use OF
the roof garden free Of charge.
+. f. Stone has returned from Orange
City, Fla, where, with Mrs, stone, he
spent the winter. Mr.. Stone is having a
house built on lot which he recently
purchased in Orange City and expects to
spend his winters there In the future.
Mrs Stone stopped off In Saratoga
Springs for a few days.
\ cablegram announces tho sudden
death from heart trouble of the father
of the Rev. +. q. Guthrie at his New
Zealand home. The Rev. Mr.. Guthrie is
now on his way to Burlington, having
left New Zealand April H. While he
was visiting his old home his brother
was killed in an automobile accident,
The wedding of John ], Farrell of 3
North Champain street and Mrs. Emma
~ Wood OF IS Battery street was
solemnzcd yesterday morning at seven
o'clock at St. Joseph's Church The
Ri Rev. jerome NJ. Cloarec performed
the ceremony. They were attended by
Paul Thompson and Louise MERCER.
In the estate of Arson Field of Jericho
f. s. Tomlinson and c. a. Barney Were
appointed commissioners and appraisers
IN probate court Tuesday. There was a
settlement and decree in the estate ~
Della f. Harris of Milton. Eugene Rich
ard was appointed guardian of Blanche,
Beatrice and Norman Ward Of Winooski