Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-14
CITY NEWS

In probate court Thursday the will of
Margaret Goyettc, late of Essex, and the
Mill of Patrick j. Welch, late of Burlng-
(on were filed for probate.
In probate court Tuesday. c. w.
Brownell and A. l.. Sherman of Burlng-
ION were appointed commissioners in the
estate of Nellie Irish, late Of Burlington.
In probate court Friday the will of
Elmira Elliott, late of Shclburne. was
hlcd for probate. License to sell real cs-
late was granted in the estate of Jane NJ
Taft, late of Burlington
News has been received of the birth Of a
daughter. Catherine Mary, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Leland Smiley of Rawlins, Wyom-
ing. Mrs. Smiley will be remembered as
Miss Mary Bowman of this city
Roy Il. Ross and Mary Buchanan were
married Monday evening at the
Methodist parsonage by the Rev. c.
Y. Grismer. They were attended by
George Buchanan and Winfred Sears.
News has been received in this city
of the death of Thomas Marion in Ro-
chester, y. Y. Mr.. Marion lived in Bur
ungton and was well known here some
years ago.
John T. Iavcu has sold to the Rutland
and Central Vermont Railroad companies
the premises at 20 Main street The lot Is
about 3oN50 feet in size and will he a part
IF the site Of the nc@ union station.
George +. Lcwke who had been in this
city and vicinity buying maple syrup, re-
turned sunday to Chicago. Mir. Lswke.
,,, i II 1
panv of Chicago, purchased while here
(6 carloads. or about 5000 gallons
j. Joseph Corley, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. r. Corley of this city, was among the
,uccessful students at the Baltimore
college of Dental Surgery at Baltimore,
Nd. and xil receive his degree May %
Mr. Corley is valedictorian of the class
In the county clerks office Saturday
papers were filed in the case of the
Frank Jones Brewery company VS.. Gus
lave Trembay. The brewery company
which is a corporation doing business in
Portsmouth. y. H.. sues for s1.OD, said
be due for goods sold to Trembay.
II. = Munson. who has for six weeks
been at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
whore he underwent tn" amputation Of his
light leg following the development Of
blood poisoning, returned to his home in
Morrisvllo yesterday afternoon by auto
mobile, accompanied by his son, Levi
hunson.
Tho returns at the city clerks office COM
pletcd Friday show that there We're SO
births in the city during the month of
April. OF these. PC were boys and 81 were
Eirls. Tho Youngest mothers, of whom
there We're two, We're 1G and the oldest
was 80 There We're six mothers who had
passed their 10th birthday
At a meeting Of the governing board
pf the Lake Champlain Yacht club it
was voted to hold the annual regatta
Friday August IA. The commodorc's ball
will be given by Commodore and Mrs
jackson on Friday, July 3. There will
be an informal opening dance Friday
>vonng, May %
Mr. and Mrs, Elias Spear commenced
building operations Yesterday for a thor
p1ghlY modern eight apartment house at
the corner of Pearl and Willard streets.
PLANS for the building are from the
office of G. II. Crandall, architect, who
has the supervision of the work, j. l..
Eergeron &c Sons have been awarded the
general construction.
\ civil service examination to fill a con-
templated vacancy in the Office of post
master at Fort Ethan Allen will be held
in this city on Saturday June IL. Appll-
cation forms ana information concerning
the requirements can be secured from the
postmaster at Fort Ethan Allen or from
tho United States civil service commits
sion. Washington. d. G.
George y. Nevis, University of Yer
mont, 1909, has been made manager Of
the Springfield branch of the Stevens
Duryca Automobile company. Mr. Nevis
began automobile work with the Knox
company at Springfield Later, he en-
tered the employ of the Packard company
in New York, and since last summer
has been in charge of the Springfield
branch.
News of the marriage Of Harvey Vance
klndt, who attended the University of
Vermont in the year of 19o6-o7, and Miss
Mildred Leone Safely, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Hunter Safely of San
Francisco, has been received here. The
marriage took place on Wednesday, May
g. Mr.. and Mrs. Kindt will be at home
after June at So Palm avenue, san
Francisco.
The corner stone for Holy Cross chapel
ut Mallctts Bay was blessed Sunday
afternoon. The ceremony took place at
four o'clock and many people from this
city and the vicinity Of Mallctts Bay at
tended. The Ri. Rev. Bishop j. j. Rice
blessed the stone, assisted by Monsignor
jerome NJ. Cloarec. the Rev. j. A.
1.acouture and Father Total superior of
St. Mchaels College.
| Papers in the case of J. W. IaVigne,
administrator of the estate of Zoe Gadieu,
VS.. Thomas Gadieu We're filed in the
county clerk office Tuesday. The
ton concerns property in Winooski which
is alleged to have belonged to Zoe Ga
dcu. At the time of her death the de-
fendent. her son, was living on the
premises and now it is alleged he refuses
TO Vacate.
DIR. and Mrs. j. y. Tanner and Miss
Mary e. Tanner left last evening for
New York to meet pr and Mrs, D. l..
Cady, who are arriving from Europe on
the Cedric, due Friday afternoon. DR..
and Mrs Tanner and Miss Tanner will
return to Burlington the middle Of next
week and it is expected that Or. and
Mrs Cady will also come to Burlington
ut that time
Notice was received in the city Mon