Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-10
CITY NEWS

The burlington Humane society ac-
knowledges the receipt from Miss Georgia
Cater of Waterford, Conn, Of SIS.
Settlements and DEGREES were made
in probate court yesterday in the estates
of German q. Gcrmain and Marie Louise
German, both of this city.
William T.aughton of this city was
elected president of the Lamoille Young
Peoples association at the annual ses-
sion. held in Rchford Monday evening
shower was given by Mrs. Ray willis
of Clarke street last evening to Miss
Gertrude Huburd of Greene street in
honor of her approaching marriage to
Dr. Rowley Flagg.
Fred Whittcmorc, who succeeds II. c.
Gleason as deputy collector of internal
revenue, is moving into the house on
Spruce street lust vacated by u. @.
MnlinEton. The latter is occupying the
farm recently purchased near Hcneberg
bridge
The will Of the late Samuel Green
Wheeler Benjamin of this city was
proved Friday in probate court. In
the estate Of Iosa London, late of this
city. \ l.. Sherman and NJ. J. Levin
were appointed commissioners and APP
praisers.
The divorce case of Louise Mana VS.
Anthony Mana was entered in county
court Yesterday This is cross bill to
case filed the day before The parties
then appeared in the petition as Louise
Nome and Antonio Nome. They are
Italians
Miss LORNA Duel and Edward Their
ricn. both of this city, were married ut
tcren o'clock at St Joscph's Church Tues
day morning by the Rev. J. A. Lacou-
'ure. They were attended by their ia
'hors John Duell and Napoleon Therien.
They will preside in this city.
Albert A. Norton of Tug Hill, n. Y.
and Miss Josephine Adams of Glenfield,
n. Y, were married yesterday morning
at $50 o'clock at st. Pauls chapel by
rho Rcv. Charles G. Wilson. Mr.. and
Mrs horton will live at Bolton. where
Nc is in charge of NUMBERING gang
Tho many friends of Capt Claudius
Pouaillon. now Major Pouaillon, for
several years manager of the Lumlerc
company in this city, will be interested
70 learn that he is in France serving his
country, being chief of battalion of en-
Of the outer ring of forts surrounding
the city of Paris.
W. shelton Swallow has rented the
Residence Of ~. O. Wheeler on South
Union street MI and Mrs. Wheeler will
pass the winter with a son I'm California,
going there soon in company with an
other son. Lieut. s II. Wheeler, I. s. y,
Nho sails from san Francisco on tn"
CT f..f,,
his regiment in Honolulu.
The wedding Of Miss Nerli7 Elizabeth
Robbins and Joseph L. Tloof was solemn
szed at seven O'Clock Monday morning
at St Mary's Cathedral The Rev. }. r.
Gllis performed the ceremony The
bride was attended by Miss Susan Rob-
hins, her sister, and the groom ny VIII
liam II. Corley. MIR. Ploof is employed hv
,hc Sherwin Electric company.
Miss Abblc Hogaboom of Enoshurg Falls
md Frank L. Rogue of st. Paul street
were married Saturday afternoon at five
O'Clock at St. Marys rectory by the Rev
j +. ellis. The bride wore blue trav-
Ring suit and hat to match. They We're
attended by Miss Shirley Rogue ana
Charles LabountY. The bride is a popular
young woman of Enosburg. After a short
trip they will live here.
A license to sell real and personnel es
tate was granted in probate court Tues
day in the estate of Eli T. Holbrook of
Milton. Settlements and decrees We're
entered in the estate of Eliza NJ. Rood of
Milton and Orson Sweet of Huntington.
Willard +. Greene was appointed admins
TRAITOR Of the estate of Henry Greene OF
burlington with G. T. Smith and F. w.
Ward commissioners and appraisers.
At Il quiet wedding at the homo of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles +.
cook, II Bank street, i'm this city Tues
day morning Charles Ross was married
t. Miss Grace Cook by the Roy. c. V.
Grismcr The bridal couple are making
- wcddinr tour through Vermont by auto
mobile Later they will reside at Park
street, whore they will be at home after
october J.
Tho city committee of the National
Progressive party have called the city
caucus for three O'Clock p. m, Saturday,
September l., at room 6, The Strong
building, to elect delegates to the State
and district conventions TO be held In the
city hall September Il. Delegates to the
county convention. the date for which
will be decided upon by the county COM
mlttce, will also he elected
The will of Charlotte Van Stenbera If
burlington was filed for probate Thurs
day. Elhu h. Taft was appointed adj
mnistrator of the estate Of Iosa Lon
don Of Burlington, with the will annexed.
Josephine Bellcville was appointed guard
Ian Of Dorothy Grace Seace, a minor
ward of this "ity. decree was entered
,n the estate of George f.. johnson of
burlington. Settlement and decree were
made I'm the estate of Hannah Ward of
Essex.
The friends Of George D. Sherman. the
veteran handmaster, will he pleased to
learn of his recovery from his recent i'll
ness and that he is again leading the band
which bears his name A remarkable cir
CumstanCc Of Mr. Shermans long career
rs leader Is that his recent illness de-
privcd him of being present at a concert
short time ago which is the only con-
cert he has missed in over 70 years, which
towers the period of the bands existence
In this city and Winoosk
couples contemplating matrimony are
supposed to be partial to June as the
time for beginning their life of happiness
tYer-after. But in this city, at lea st,
August is AZ popular a bridal month as
Is June, according to marriage license