Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-02

VI
IN probate court Monday. The Will or
william II. Whitesido of shelburnc was
sled for probate.
Harold w. Abbott of Derry ~ H., and
Miss Florence NJ. Pierce of Burlington
We're married by the Rev. James 5.
Rraker Tuesday afternoon at the Baptist
parsonage
Wifred H. Condor and Mss Nancy
Mellow were married at st. Josephs
Church at eight O'Clock Thursday morn
Ing by Monsignor jerome NJ. Cloarec.
They left for short wedding trip in
New York state.
Miss Gladys NJ Holden and Leonard
g. Williams OF Granville, n. Y. were
married at 9:45 O'Clock Sunday
morning at the First church by the
Rev f. G. Guthrie. They were at
ended by Miss Holdens sister and
'ather
The city authorities have decided II
have Mr. and Mrs. owen Dolan of Park
street taken to the Fanny Allen hospital.
The couple were living in rather unsani-
tarv surroundings and as both people are
well advanced in years although by no
oest to have them cared for.
A settlement and a decree were entered
IN probate court Tuesday in the estate
Of Emerson T.. Bessey Of HincsburE. Eu
gene W Butler of South Burlington was
appointed executor of the will of Sarah
~ Heflon of Burlington, with Lincoln
Merrihew Of South Burlington and c. j.
Ferguson of Burlington commissioners
md appraisers.
The police ambulance was called to the
addition to the college gymnasium yes
IerdaY where Albert +, Warner, a mason
employed there, was overcome by a
stroke of paralysis. He was taken to his
1ome at 4S South Union street He is
man of middle age and the stroke seems
20 be a severe one, the entire right side
being paralyzed.
Lieut. Francis r. Hunter. Troop c,
Second cavalry. broke his collar bone and
received a severe shaking up DURING
polo game at the post Sunday. Tie WAS
ragged from his horse when his stick,
Nhch was fastened to his wrist. caught
between the animals forward legs as the
PLAYER leaned over to strike The ball.
Lieutenant Hunter was unconscious for
q brief time but he soon rallied He will
probably suffer no further consequences.
w. +. Chaplin was appointed in probate
court Thursday executor of the estate of
Nelson w. Bates of ESSEX, with George
w. Allcn and Allen Martin commission
ors. a settlement and a decree were
made i'm the estate of Ellen f. Brown of
Colchester. The will of Rosette H. ord
way of Burlington was filed for probate.
TRAITOR of the estate of Nellie Henry of
Burlington with Perry r. Miles and Ell
mor +. Patten commissioners
The Rutland railroad has made few
changes in train service. The ID p. m
train from the south is now due at 1850
and on sundays only will continue north
to Alburg, leaving at 100 p m. The 80
=. m train will continue to Alburg, leav-
ng here a $40. Tho flyer northbound
will make no stops at island stations ex-
rcrt to leave passengers from Troy or
Bellows Falls, or to picl up passengers
for north of Aburg,
Mrs. Marie I.avoy and Edgar c. Ellis
worth We're married Tuesday at the
home of the bride, the Arlington Hotel,
the Rev. James s. Braker performing
the ceremony. The attendants were the
children of the bride. Miss Loretta Lavoy
md Thomas I.avoy. The rooms We're
tastefully decorated with palms and flow
IRIS Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth left for
wedding trip to New York and other
places.
guardians license was granted in
probate court Friday for the purpose
# selling real estate in the estate of
Pr I,a t-1A,
ment and a decree were made in the
state of Harry II. Greene of Burlington
Barney Gillette was appointed admins
traitor of the estate of Martin Gillette Of
burlington, with II. O. Kent and w. B.
Lamphcrc commissioners and appraisers
and Charles II. Mower and l.. G. ClowIy
commissioners.
+. Il. Collins has traded his home al
?9S South Union street with a. RI.
BrittOn of Cambridge for n farm in
'iartland, where Mr.. and Mrs. Collins
Will move within the next two weeks
There are 400 acres in the farm with
stock, including GO head of AYRSHIRE
cattle and tools, It is understood
that Mr.. Britton, who is engaged in
he lumber business in Cambridge, will
use the house on South Union street
'or residence.
The suit of Sidney Jacobs VS.. Charles
Johnson was heard before Justice Guy
NJ Page Tuesday. 1t was an action on
the part of the plaintiff to recover SIS
which he claimed was a balance due him
on soda fountain which he had sold to
the defendant. The defendant produced
letter which purported to have been
written by Mrs. Jacobs and signed by
Mr. Jacobs in which a discount of sl5
was allowed on the sale of the fountain.
The court gave the defendant to recover
his costs.
Mrs. j. w. Brown of Petaluma. Cal,
who has been stopping with her sister,
Mrs, &. L. Reynolds. of 81 Rudl street
the past two weeks, left Friday for
Boston and will return to her home by
way Of Denver, She h. $ crossed the con-
tinent several times and remarked Fri
day that of all the towns between
here and san Francisco she thought
Burlington the most beautiful. She mem
TONED especially the many beautiful
homes and Wcll-kcpt grounds the fine
streets and general cleanliness of the
city,
Frank Donnelly Of Hinesburg, bank
rupt was examined before Referee j. r.
Stearns Tuesday afternoon at the re-
quest of one of the attorneys for the
creditors. Mr. Stcarns as special master
Will recommend Donnelly's discharge 10
the court The hearing on the petition for
DISCHARGE Of HVman Bloon,herq or p,,r