Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-30
CITY NEWS

The Offices of the Judge of probate and
the county clerk win be closed during
the summer season on Saturday after
moons. beginning Saturday of this week.
Henry V. Laduc and Miss Cora Alapa,
both OF this city. were married at six o
clock Tuesday morning at st. Joseeph's
Church. Monsignor jerome NJ Cloarec
performed the ceremony.
Mrs Ella Hodges Of Pearl street has re-
coived word of the birth of a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. sutton of Springfield,
Mass Mrs sutton was formerly Miss
Charlotte Lodges of this city.
In probate court Monday Clark c.
Briggs OF Burlington was appointed
guardian Of Murray 4. Barber, a minor
ward Of Brooklyn n. y License to sell
real estate was granted in the estate Of
Walter +. Johnson, late of Essex.
Miss Anna NJ. Smart. aunt Of the Rev
I. g. Smart of this city, died Saturday In
New York. The burial was made Monday
afternoon at Cambridge, y. v Miss
Smart had frequently visited her nephew
here.
e. r. Hamlin of the American Tobacco
company, who has made his headquarters
in this city for the past three years while
covering the territory in this vicinity
went Yesterday morning to Tennessee
whore he has been promoted in the serv-
ices Of the same company
Mr. and Mrs r. r. pcrcival and SON
Raymond, Mrs. Kate VI. Vaughan and
daughter, Coluelia, who have been in
Europe since last August reached New
York on the steamer Minneapolis of the
Atlantic Transport line Monday and are
expected in Burlington soon,
Tho home season Of the University of
Vermont baseball team opened Friday
at Centennial field. the team defeating
colby : to o. \ second game between
the Same teams Saturday was also won
by Vermont. to :. \ game with syria
cusc University, scheduled for yestcr-
day. was cancelled because of rain.
The teut-catcrniuar campaign con-
Quoted by the civcs committee of the
1Ilfa club closed Monday afternoon
With total of ll1.S3l egg masses. The
prize Of 81 was awarded to Carl StrnEer,
who brought in 1850 The following
boys were next i'm order: Harold Par
sons 2.lo1; John Clark 1850; George iva.
t>t5; and Howard Plant. 6,7jo.
'NHFlIH d. H. Alien look sim ljrdNtNn
10 Windsor Monday to begin serving
his sentence for selling liquor illegally,
which is the wind-up Of the long chase
j." has given the officers and his bonds
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N'. ana Mrs. James f. Ryan. who We're
married Thursday evening left Friday
Tor wedding trip after which they
will reside at Morton, y. y Their mar
liHge took place Thursday evening at
nine O'Clock at the chapel of st. Pauls
Church, the Rev. Charles G.. Wilson per
forming the ceremony. The bride was
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meeting Of the board of charities
was held Tuesday evening a the residence
# J1r p. +. NcSW"ency DR.. McSwee-
1"N was elected president and DR. ]. r.
aRocque secretary. The same appoint
u'uts for the city poor farm were made,
Thomas y. Delany being oyerseer Of
me poor DIR. +. +. Murray APP
ointcd city physician. succeeding DR..
oliver =. Eastman. who was not a can
oa"' iof r'appo'nllhent' Dr, Murray
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In probate court Friday Theresa G.
Dickinson Of Burlington was apnolnted
dmluistratriy with the will annexed of
be-" ,-tate Of u. NJ. Dickinson. late Of
rliueton. George NJ Farrngton and