Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-12-10

Ndller W. Howe, I. v. NJ, lNli mas So
cured position as chemist with the
American Cotton Oil company of New
York city
The probate court committed Curtis
Austin to the State hospital at Waterbury
saturday az mentally incompetent and
he was taken to the institution in the
afternoon.
Harry n. Rosenberg, who was recently
sentenced to States prison on n charge
of perjury. has received a conditional
pardon from Governor Fletcher and has
obtained his release.
News has been received by the Rev
and Mrs. A. Mosovvitz of the birth OF
1o-pound daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
1.apidus of Rrouv y. Y Mrs. Lapidus
was formor1v Miss tarc Mosowvitz of this
witty
Austin n. Gibbs, after 30 years Of
service with one house as commercial
salesman. has retired and with Mrs.
tiibbs left Tuesday noon Tor Mount
Dora, Fla, whore they will spend the
winter
The viii Of Fred Johonnott Of this city
was filled for probate Monday. \ set
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estates of Ellen p. jackson OF Milton.
# \. Delaney was appointed guardian q
Their Blair OF burlington. ..
The Howard Hall club held its annual
Initiation last night at Howard hall. The
initiates were Dorothy Cady. IS, Sadie
Norris II. Zilpha Ranney. - Elizabeth
Gilmore, 16, charts Billings, u.s. Myrtle
Rose Is and Daisy Stewart, II
The marriage Of Irwin X Morgan. son
of Mr.. and Mrs Lee j. Morgan of this
city, and Miss Anna Guenzer of New
York city took place quietly September
j. 1914. in St Cornelius Protestant
Episcopal Church, New York city.
MIR and Mrs T.. c. Beechcr of Minneap-
noon. called here by the serious illness
nils MINI. arrived in town Tuesday
noon, called here by the serious illness
Of the latters father, Rodney Rohy. Mr.
Boby's other daughters, Mrs. Edwin w.
Lawrence OF Rutland and Mrs. Charles
j., Kappcllc of Auburndale . Mass, are
also here
\ guardians license to sell real estate
was granted in probate court yesterday in
the estate Of William Doom Of t'nderhill
Albert watson was appointed executor
of the estate Of Abbey VI. Booth of Nil
ton. settlement and decree We're
made in the estate of Helen NJ Spear Of
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Hcfcrc" in Bankruptcy ! r. St"a ms
Friday appointed January as the
date for tho final meeting of creditors on
discharge I'm the case Of ~ J. Catalan Of
Burlington. He also appointed Januarr
ms the date Of tho first meeting of tie
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News has been received in the aity of
The marriage of Miss +. Lavally, former
resident of Burlington. to William Ante
rose at Notrc Dame Church. Central
Fails r. l.. on Wednesday of last week.
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daughter Marian Mae, was born
in Newton Mass sunday to MI. ana
Airs. +. e.. Cumming. Mr.. Cumming,
who Was formerly Y. NJ G. A. boys
secretary and scout commissioner in this
city, is now hoys work secretary AT
Newton. Mrs. Cumming is the daughter
of the Rev. T. r. Johnson, an evangelist.
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linston was filde for probate Thursday.
- H. Miller was appointed administrator
OF the estate of Dora Warshafsky, alias
Dora Davis or burlington, with John f.
aNell and Isaac Perleman commission
ers and appraisers. settlement and a
fecree We're made in the estate Of Elmra
+ Miller Of Sheburno.
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rna ckinaW coat from man named AID
Tich at the Calkns farm. He pleaded
guilty and the court sentenced him to
serve not less than three nor more than
-four months at the house of correC ton
1t developed that Blair sold the coat for
% cents to Edward Richie.
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Intern ational Harvester company for the
past three years, and has now beer
promoted to a larger field in New York
State. S. f. Tracy Of Shelburnc who has
been In the employ of the company fol-
wo years, viii take Mr. Reads posi-
Ion
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