Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-03-19
CITY NEWS

License to sell real estate was grant
I'd In probate court Monday in the
estate of James Smith, late of Bolton.
The services Of Mrs. Pearl Morse
Schafer, soprano. of Jacksonville have
been secured for the Methodist Church
choir.
News has been received by w. e. Van
orman of South Union street of the
death of his mother at her home in
Mortified.
New maple syrup appeared on the
streets for sale yesterday. Farmers from
the surrounding country who brought
It to this city, received sl.25 per gallon.
Harold NJ. Goodyear and Miss Ella c.
Ellsworth, both of Fairfax, were mar
ricd Tuesday afternoon at the Metho-
dist parsonage by the Rev. G. V. Girls
mer.
\. T.. stone, who resigned the editor
snip OF The Advance last week, returned
Monday to St. Johnsbury with Mrs.
stone. lie has made no plans for the
future.
II. L. Holmes and w. E. Prior, photo
rraphers, have rented the gallery on the
top floor of the Allen block, corner Of
church and College streets, and will take
possession tomorrow.
Arthur +. Stone has resigned the cdl..r'
ship of the Advance, the progressive
weekly newspaper, and is to be sue
eeeded by Guy Il. Horton, who will as.
sumo his duties with the issue Of this
, eek.
on Friday afternoon at four O'Clock in
the Baptist parsonage Or. Brakcr joined
in holy wcdlock Oscar c. Hazen OF North
Hero and Miss Mabel j. Langdell of Cam
bridge. They were u-naccompanicd. They
will take a wedding trip to Montreal, re-
turning to their homes in North Hero at
thc end of next week.
Harvey Smith and Addie Everlith were
married Monday afternoon at the home
of the brides grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Trow of q Drew street,
tho Rev. G.. V. Grismcr reforming the
ceremony. They were attended by Frank
L. Trow and his sister. Agnes l.. Trow,
cousins of the bride.
In county court Tuesday hearings
were held in two divorce cases. These
were the cases of Alfred p. Lavalley VS..
Elizabeth Lavalley, in which the charge
80 bp'lh'AN hll' ltNDl'l dblt SfN'IIlN. anu
the case of Anna II. McCutcheon vs..
John r. McCutcheon. in which intolerable
severity and desertion are charged.
The annual meeting of the Vermont
Shade Roller company was held Tues
day morning, when the following direc-
tors were elected: Willard Crane, C.. w.
Woodhouse, Arthur G. Crane, Il. A. Pope
and Howard Crane. The directors chose
the following officers: President, Willard
Crane; Vice-prosldent, Arthur q. Crane.
Late army orders announce the promo
ton of Captain Charles w. Fenton, Sec
ond cavalry, to be major, vice-Major
James b. Hughes, First cavalry, retired;
also the reli at his own request, of
Captain George j. Odcn, Tenth cavalry,
from duty at the Mounted Service school
at Fort Riley, Kansas. C|aptain Oden
Will join his regiment, which is now at
Fort Huachuca. Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. +. Barker left Fri
Hay for West Point, Va, where they
NNill make their home. Mr.. Barker has
conducted a photograph gallery in the
Allen block at the corner of Church
and College streets for the past IA
ears. They are leaving Burlington
hoping that a warmer climate will be
beneficial to Mrs. Barker, who has had
4 mild throat trouble for some time
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of the death of his mother, Mrs. Sophia
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Nard University. Mr.. Perry left Sat
nrday night for Boston. where the in
torment took place Monday.
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. "'u'" n"i"hstoh were appointed APP
n' VIII OI E'I"apeth OoInath'
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lIlIlslratrlN OF the estate of Emma A,
,hittcnden and J. L. Hail were apnointed
commissioners and annraisers
'ioi'"'' N''t'hel' a married woman,
vas ".'"INn'u IN city court saturday
"iioWlHH hcr arrest the night before
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