Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-21

Burlington were married by DIR. Brake
in the Baptist parsonage on Monda!
evening.
Twin boys, Raymond Harrington anC
Ronald IIazen, were born TO Mr.. ant
Mrs A. w. Race of GA Grant stree
Tuesday.
Referee in Bankruptcy J. T. Stearn.
has set June 10 for a hearing on petit
ton for discharge of Frank Donly o.
Hnesburg.
Overseer Of the Poor Delany took Phil.
Crowley TO Waterbury yesterday morn
ing, Crowley having been committed tt
the State hospital from probate court,
DR.. II. L. Wilder. who has not beer
enjoying the best of health lately, has
gone to New York to remain for some
time, thinking that the rest and change
would be beneficial.
In the case of Frank Lasher & Son.
bankrupts of Alburg Referee in Bank.
ruptcy J. r. Stearns has set the hear
ing on a petition for discharge for May
2S al $3.50 a, m.
In the county clerks office Friday
papers were filed in the case of Cora NJ
Russn by next friend against Dewey
Tatro. This is an action on the statute
for the support of a child.
In probate court Tuesday II. f.
Thompson of Colchester was appointed
administrator of the estate of George NJ,
Spear. W. II. Munson and w. c. Bonn
bard of Colchester were appointed APP
praisers
The assessors Yesterday filed their alb
stracts of the grand list of 1914 for the
purpose of giving taxpayers chance TO
inspect the same before the totals are
footed up. The abstracts will be on file
six days
In the probate office Monday o. P.
Ray Of Burlington was appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Thomas Lonzo.
late of Colchester E. II. Horton and
Louis Alapa of Colchester We're appointed
appraisers.
Sheriff Allen took John Bradley of
liinesburg TO Windsor last evening to
serve his sentence of not less than two
nor more than three years for criminal
assault. imposed in Chittenden county
court some time ago
The cost of living merrily increases.
The latest blows have been struck by
burlington BARRIERS and boothacks. who
have added a nickel to their former
charges. a shave now costing Is cents
and shine ten cents.
Mr. and Mrs. G. +. North have re-
turned home after spending the winter
ht Los Angeles, Cal, and have opened
their home at 81 I1ungerford Terrace.
They passed a pleasant winter in Cal
fornia and return in good health.
officer George Fraser, who has been at
the Mary Fletcher hospital for seven
weeks following an operation for hernia
was taken to his home Saturday in the
police ambulance. His condition at the
Rresent time is favorable to ultimate re-
Vovery.
News has been received of the death
of George \. Barker of Elgin. ILL.,, in
that city April Is, Mr.. Barker was the
husband of Mrs. Ina Hood Barker,
formerly Of Winooski, who with one
son Frank H., and two daughters, Ruth
w. and Mildred c., survives him.
Invitations have been received in the
city for the wedding OF Warren Smith and
Miss Carol Somerville at Los Angeles,
Cal, May 2S. Mr.. Smith is former Bur-
lingtonian and was employed at the Mer-
chants bank. He has been in a bank at
Los Angeles for several years
Or. NJ. Fierstein. who has been con-
Quoting a practice in the city for four
years, has decided to locate elsewhere.
lie went to New York Sunday and
will probably go from there to some
place in the State of Pennsylvania, where
he is also a registered physician
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster r. Clement will
leave this morning for Chicago, being
called there by the death yesterday of
Thomas c. Birmingham, who was the
husband of Mrs. Clements sister. Mrs,
Glendora Searles Birmingham. Mr.. and
Mrs, Birmingham were married April
t3.
Governor Allen NJ. Fletcher and State
Auditor Horace F. Graham were in the
city Monday in consultation about the
appropriation for the department of JUS |
tice which is now practically exhausted
The appropriation, which was for court
expenses, detective hire, etc, amounted
to $4,000. The fiscal year ends July l.
Invitations We're received in Bur-
|ington for the wedding of Henry Orson
Wheeler, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs H. O. |
Wheeler, to Miss Josephine Grant, daugh- |
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Wadsworth
Grant, at Los Angeles, Cal, at noon
Wednesday, May 20. The wedding took
place at the home of the brides parents. |
42l South Harvard boulevard
In the probate office yesterday FANNY
Renouf of Burlington was appointed adj |
3tnistrator of the estate of Emma Smith |
late of Milton, and guardian of Wilma G. |
Smith, minor ward of Milton The will |
Of John Marier Murray late Of Milton. |
was filed for probate. Lottie Greenleaf of |
burlington was appointed guardian of |
Raymond and Asa Shepard, minor wards |
of Burlington.
While walking Sunday afternoon on |
the main road near Essex Junction Miss |
Catherine Smith was struck and knocked !
down by an automobile, number 4477 |
She was considerably bruised, but no |
bones We're broken She was brought to |
TINS city b. the driver of the car said |
T. oe Morrisyile man. Miss Smith is |
employed by Max Alpert of North Wi
nooski avenue.
"A class OF about 80 were initiated in
the third degree at session of tho
knights of Columbus at 81 N,,rv,s
nan last evening. The candidates were
from the local and st, Adams councils,