Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-06
CITY NEWS

III llt PROBATE Office yesterday tHt VIII
of Proctor A. Booth late of Milton, was
filed for probate.
In probate court Thursday S. w Hall
Of Essex was appointed administrator de
bonis non of the estate of Dolly Porter,
late of Colchester.
An examination will be held at the Gus
toms house Saturday morning of this
week under civil service rules for the po-
sition of clerk in the rostofce at Essex
Junction
The republican city committee met and
organized Monday evening in f. G.. Web
ster's office and elected the following:
Chairman, Frank H. Robilard; secretary,
Henry Todd; treasurer, John Taylor.
James Montvie, a sergeant of the 9Th
infantry at Pattshurgh, and Miss Elsie
lTilloc of 50 Cedar street this city, were
married Thursday afternoon at 315
O'Clock by Justice jed =. Ladd at his
office in the city hall
Kei Myers of Jericho was brought into
city court late Friday afternoon, charged
with selling liquor contrary to law. He
waived examination and was bound over
20 county court. William Schilhameur
went bond to the amount of $500.
Adbarah Mady of Cowansville, p. O.,
md Mrs Ida Bushey of St. Armand
J. O., were married Thursday at 1870
o'clock at the chapel Of ST Paurs Church
by the Rev Charles c. Wilson Mr.. and
Mrs. Mady expect to live in this city.
Word was received in the city Thursday
of the marriage of Lysle Kennedy
Of ole
Blanche Baldwin Otter of Chicago
july % in Michigan City, Ind. Mr.
md Mrs. Goyott will reside in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs f. w. McMurray of %
Grant street, who were taken to the
Mary Fletcher Hospital Tuesday. were
resting comfortably yesterday. Mr..
NcMurray is i'll with typhoid fever and
Mrs. McMurray will undergo an opera
tion.
Announcements have been received
stating that Florence f. DAMS. formerly
IF this city, made profession SUNDAY,
July 10, in the Order of the Sisters Of
Providence. Vancouver, Washngton
She has taken the name of Sister An
nunciato.
son, Edmund Morse Pond, Jr., was
born on Thursday to Dr. and Mrs T.. NJ
Pond of Rutland. Mrs, Pond will be
remembered as Miss Katherine Ross
doughter of II. H. Ross, for many years
ut the institute at Rock Point, now Ma
sonc grand secretary of Vermont.
News has been received of the marriage
81 Leo c. Bray, formerly of this city,
and now of the United States receiving
ship "Southery," stationed at Ports
mouth, \. H.. to Miss Verna b. Kramer
Of kittery, Me Mr.. Bray is a son of
hr. and Mrs. H. j. Bray of this city.
There was to have been a hearing Fri
lay in the office of Referee in Bank
7uptcN j. I. Stears on "A petition for
alscharEe in the case of Lyman Boom
burg. bankrupt, but no creditors an
feared. There will be hearing in the
rase of T. p. Clay at 1000 o'clock a. m.
August %.
In the probate office Friday the
will of Mabel Allen Foster, late of Bur- |
lington, was proved. The will of y,
Adelaide Greenleaf, late of burlington.
was also proved. Eleanor Sheeran of
Essex was appointed Administrative of
the estate of John c. Sheeran, late of |
Essex.
Word was received in the CITY Sum
day of the death OF Arthur Cavanagh at
cambridge Saturday morning. Mr. |
'aNanash was a brother of Mrs Gather |
Inc Mccartney of George street, and was |
well and pleasantly known in this city. |
me funeral was held at $3.50 O'Clock
Monday morning from St Thomas
Church in Undcrhill.
The Rev. c. c. Wilson went on Mon
gay TO Ar.ington, Mass, where he will |
haNe charge Of st Johns Church for
'He month If August. The Rev. Kenneth
Forbes of East Boston is to preach at
St Pauls Church the second Sunday
in August. The Rev and Mrs George
y. Bliss will return from the White
mountains the middle of the month
In the probate office Monday the will
of William Whitcslde, late Of Shelburnc,
was proved. Perry r. Miles of Burling-
ton was appointed executor. Walter NJ
Webster and Curtis l.. Page of Shelhurne ,
were appointed commissioners and an
praisers. Henry II. Davis of BURLINGTON
was appointed administrator of the estate
Of Ernest c. Davis, late of Burlington.
S, Harley Wheeler, who was graduated {
from the United States Military Academy
ut West Point last June, and who is now e
st Cedar Beach with his parents. has
been assigned to the 18th United States
Infantry as an additional second leu
tenant. The 9th Infantry Is a colored
regiment and has been at Schofeld Bar
racks, Honolulu, II, T., since January of
'ast year
An article on the late ex-Gov. John
l.. Barstow of Shelburne, written bv
Martin S. Villas Of this city, now stay
Ing in Sar Francisco, appears in the
last number of The Vermonter The
article treats of the value and devotion
of Ex-Governor Barstows public service
his intellectual capacity. aptness Of ex-
preston and wisdom and patience in all
matters.
Miss Mabel A. Wintcrhottom of e. F..
tlarkson's store left Monday for a two
weeks vacation to be spent in Ludlow
While there she will attend the wedding !
or her brother, Robert D. Winterbottom e
who is to marry Miss Mae Lamcre. Mr.. ]
Ninterbottom was formerly of this city :
and while here was employed by the {
STANDARD on company. They will reside 7
In Springfield, Mass, whore Mr.. Winter
bottom il employed by the same con-
pany.
In the county clerks office Saturday