Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-30
CITY NEWS

John ONeil sold saturday LOT '''"
Clary and wife the farm near Heihepu.E
bridge to Howard c. Milllngton, who VIII
take possession September l.
n wv ,.,o ean,,,or,,, Of this city,
nov, 80 I.aoonia y n is one Of the sue
$50, aa,s,t1a.a .. soo,,ro a license to
practice dentistry in the state OF N't-
mont, at the examination helu at MUM
peher in June
An examination, for tho office Of initial
clerk in thc nostofice at Essex Junction
is scheduled TO he held August at the
fedora, building An examination for
stenorrapher and typewriter is scheduled
30 be held July Is
In tbe probate court Monday there
was a license to sell real estate in the
estate of Adclord Jodoin late Of Hines
burg. Mabel Miller Of this city was
sont TO the State hospital at Waterbury
for treatment.
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county clerks office institutng suit
against A. r. White in favor of the
bishop, Babcock, Becker company or
New York city, The action is for money
ead to have been received, and damages
are set at $500
IN county court Monday naners were
e,od !, tbo case Of tbo Home for Friend
less Women VS.. Emily NJ stewart r. w.
RosWHlI ana H. r. W'our' ~ ".'o'' 10
petition IN 'hahc'rE "aN"V !" w WI"
the foreclosure OF mortgage on piece
ot lahu III NeStloru
MFR. and Mrs. Andrew McGaffey of 1876
Maple street observed tho 6lst anniversar y
Of their marriage Monday. The day
was sncnt very quietly as Mrs. McGaf-
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Van Patten Will
move about September to the house at
t33 South Union street, recently purchased
Of Dr. r s. Brown through the y X.
Brown real estate agency. At the same
time DR.. Brown will begin his duties
hS superintendent ol the MARY r'et'"o'
HoSpl'al'
hearing was held yesterday afternoon
In the office of Referee in Bankruptcy
j r Stearns on a petition for discharge
In the bankruptcv case of Frank T.asher
4 Son of Alburr. August eS has been
ret as the date for the hearing on the
petition for discharge in the case of
Louis Albert of Burlington
In the probate office Thursday NJ G.
Jearv of nurlinpton was Amounted ex-
,cutor of fine last will and testament of
Francis Cabill 1oto of Rurlinrton r T.
Horl,i,. ard r. !, roorv v.ro o,nointcd
ron,rnissionors and annrai.ers Itcenso
10 ,ladco ~ coli ,,orso,,o, ,,ronortv u.s
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In the probate office Friday the will
of Ellen A. Eddie late of Huntington
was "lo"eu' FRANK H. strong %,
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In the probate office yesterday Fred
Prick H. Paquette OF Milton was APP
pointed special administrator in the "s-
tate or John Murray late OF Milton
'Here was settlement ana decree In the
estates OF susan Bemis. Bordman W.
RoIto, Of t,1o,, p,r,,s ,,+o ~ pur,;rc-
ION and Of Mary u Coleman and If
Mary O,Pr;or l,+o % Sba,bur,o
carr BlIado' aged IL, Fred Ross, T. and
id"ard fasta' H. We're sentenced TO the
state hdustrial schooi at Nersennes sat
ur"d3 ny '"uEe MaVoiilpeT Oh the Juvenile
I"urt ne n"Ea "t't 'dNth 10 the lhsti-
s"''n oE ""'rIl Amen Al' 'hree poSs
ga l,l'I.''."'o, III Various ii''sue-
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a''''1 ''' So
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"'''1"' iaO"'s' "9 a"'"oiNS Vi '"e
'i"'t''7' mas JUST CHOSEN colhihittee
rohslstihs Oh iFeslueht Benton' Dean H.
4 iIANhah' Judge T. C. Mower Doc
tors d. ~ JENNIE T. T. insolvency, b. II.
stone ana David Marvin who will imme-
hiately take steps preparatory to raising
money for the purpose OF increasing the
clinical facilities.
The case against Mrs. Margaret Smith
ror selling Intoxicating liquor without