Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-09

valuable presents. They will take a shor
wedding trip, after which they will make
their home at Is Greene street.
Miss Grace Van Benschotcn of Nov
YORK city, daughter of Adelene and tn,
late David Van Benschotcn, formerly OF
Hudson, n. Y, was united in marriag,
to V. W. Morgan of Cambridge July
at the Trintytledden Methodist EMS
copal Church by the Rev. Wilbert IVES
colt. The bride was for a number q,
years private secretary to Mrs Mar,
e. I. Chaplin, noted lecturer of Bostor
and New York city, closing her engage.
ment with Mrs. Chaplin June l6 to be.
come the wife of Mr.. Morgan, who was
formerly in the mercantile business They
VIII make their future home In Burling-
ton or vicinity.
BY the will of Francis Cahill of this
city, which was filed for probate Thurs
day there are three public requests.
me hrst one is to the Roman Catholic
diocese of Vermont and amounts to 81, 900.
1t Is for the benefit Of st. Joseph's
orphanage on North Avenue and is to
he used and freely expended for the Or
phanage Mt such times and in such sums
as the diocese deems proper A second
bequest is to the Fanny Allen hospital
in Colchester, the legacy amounting to
5000. The third is to the st. Thomas
Church or parish of Underhll and the
amount is $500.
The annual ball given by Commodore
II. Nelson jackson Of the Lake Cham
plain Yacth club Friday night was largely
attended. about 300 being present At
nine O'Clock the guests passed through
the receiving line, made up Of Commo-
dore and Mrs. jackson and Nice-Commo-
dore and Mrs. DelonG who were here
for the event Bartons orchestra fur
nshed music for an order OF Is dances
and extras, as well as a concert before
the 'ance and during intcrmission sup
per was served. Many out of town guests
attended the affair, which was one of the
most successful and pleasant ever held.
Louis j. Nichols Of the Vermont Inn
NJ Maletts Bay was surrendered by the
probation officer Tuesday and COM
mlttcd to the county Jail for a period of
three months. Nichols was convicted
some time ago of selling liquor without
authority and was fined $500 and costs
md sentenced to three months in iaiI
The fine was paid and the time mar, ne
he sentence was stayed, the respondent
'eing placed in the care Of the probation
officer The successful search of the inn
ilaue last sunday works violation of
ne parole and the original sentence be-
'omes operative. Nichols is now under
Soo bail in the seizure case of last Sun
lay
settlement and a decree were made
tuesday, in probate court in the estate
II Della E. Castle of Westford The
anne entries were made in the estates of
'aulck and Mary Filbon of Williston
'oter Doyle of Jericho was appointed
GUARDIAN of Edward 7. Washabaugh. a
minor ward of the same town. Mary A.
leonard of Hnesburg was appointed
NecutriX of the last will and testament
# George d. Leonard of the same town
henry W. Russell and NJ. f. Brothers of
iinesburg We're appointed commissioners
# the estate Susan T. Underhill OF
burlington was appointed guardian of
Harold r. and Freda l.. Underhiu.
minor wards, of this city
Sh1rif Allen and Deputy Sheriff Lord
made two searches Sunday and were
uccessful in both instances. At the Yer
mont Inn near Malletts Bay they secured
case of beer in a washtub full of ice
water, quart of whiskev and a quart
+ gin. Louis Nichols, the proprietor.
vas on hand and he was placed under
venue case of beer, a pint of whiskey
-hd lot OF empty bottles. some of them
lew half pints, were unearthed. No ar
ests were made. Nichols was taken TO
he county Jail and a hearing was held,
Judge Conlin of Winooski presiding.
he liquor was ordered confscated and
destroyed, Nichols being adiudged the
Wner and ordered to pay the costs of
eizure' In the proceeding against him
N the charge OF selling liquor without
uthority he waived examination and
vas bound over to the next tern, Of Chit
enden county court in the sum of $500
lie furnished bail and was released |
tate's Attorney Hopkins, who prose. |
uted the cases, accompanied the officers
n their searches.
Judge Frank L. Fish Of Vergennes was
The city Monday and heard several
matters at the county clerks office. |
irst. there was hearing In the case
f Arthur r. White VS. r. L. Kent, pro- |
eeding in chancery In which Mr. White |
laims that the contract between him and |
lr. Kent has been violated, to the for |
ler's damage. The orator alleges that |
lr. Kent has begun the manufacture. |
ale and advertisement of "Kent's Ice
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