Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-05

this city and Miss Blanche Margaret
kinEsbury, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Martin Kingsbury of Cuba The wedding
viii take place at Cristo Church at nine
o'clock on Thursday, February T.. They
will be at home in Burlington after
March TO-
several burlington mechanics are
: planning to 20 to Massena. n. Y, where
"A boom has followed the establishment of
"A plant of the Aluminium Company of
America. This concern, according to the
| nEureS of the officials of the company,
Will employ more than thousand hands
| and in order to accommodate the in
| creased population, a number Of houses
must be built.
The number of births in the city Of Bur
llngton during the month of January was
%. divided evenly between boys and girls.
There were two mothers of 16 The two
oldest mothers were AZ One moth
er of % proved to be the par
ent of 12 children. There were seven
mothers in their teens, twenty-one in
their POS, twenty-five in their 30s and
two in their 40s.
Miss Edith f. Adrch of 233 St. Paul
street and Ludger A. Ayotte of Woon-
socket. r. T., We're married Thursday
morning at $50 o'clock at st. Marys
Cathedral, the Rev Joseph F.. ellis per-
forming the ceremony in the presence of
small company of friends and relatives.
Mr. AYotte is engaged in farming and
after a short wedding trip they will go to
Woonsocket to reside.
"a
Clarey and Attorney T. p. DeGraffenreld
went to New York Monday in tn. in
terest Of Mr.. Clarey and the other new
| ~ found heirs of the estate of James
! Clarey, who recently died in New York
| city, leaving an estate of something over
$4,000. Attorney DeGraffenreid, while
| here, obtained the proper copies of the
records and other data necessary to es-
tablish the claims of the heirs
Miss Sophia Tabouret took Mrs Chester
harrington to Waterbury Saturday. the
unfortunate woman having been COM
mtted to the State hospital for the term
of one year. a Young man Of is, /.
boyarsky, who was taken violently in
sane few days ago, was also COM
mitted to the same institution and was
taken there by Ovcrseer Delany and DR.
Murray Boyarsky was 50 violent that
he was handled with difficulty.
In probate court Tuesday Thoma,
Reeves of Burlington was appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of Henry
Patterson, late of Essex. John Haselton
of Westford was appointed administrator
of the estate of Mary A. Grow, late of
Westford. John Allen and NJ A. KENYON
Of Wcstford We're appointed commits
sioners and appraisers r. s jackson of
Jericho was appoiatod guardian of
Mildred L. Chase, a minor ward Of
Jericho.
Superintendent T. 3. Jones of the Bur
iington Traction company met with a
painful accident Monday afternoon
when he was returning from his resi-
dence to the office. When opposite the
Casino on Church street he slipped and
fell on the icy sidewalk, his weight being
thrown on his left wrist 1t was found
on examination by a physician who was
called that Mr.. Jones had broken one of
the bones in the wrist mentioned and
was otherwise severely bruised.
The cases brought against Curtis A.
and George NJ. Emo for violation of the
weights and measures law We're mol
pressed in city court Friday morning
Inc prosecutions date back to December
H. 1t was charged that the men men
toned sold at short weight certain
quantities Of cookies, beans and pork
but after an Investigation of the case
it was concluded that the sales mon
toned would not he a violation of the
law and the prosecution was dropped.
The annual report of Thomas A. Delany,
overseer Of the poor shows that the cost
of caring for the poor in the year of 1913
was sl4597.55, which included the expense
of the farm and $500 paid out of the APP
preparation for the charities department
to the district nurse. The charities ex-
penditures alone We're sSli5.5G, besides
which are the cost of city physician, over
seer, probate court expenses. burials and
other things, making grand total of slO.-
@i.79, as against $l3,75s.02 Of the year be-
fore.
Pleadings have been Med In county
court in a suit Of the town Of South
burlington against Charles Marsh and
James Goodman, both of Rochester Vt |
1t Is charged that the defendants aided
the transportation of two paupers, Maud |
buchanan and her infant daughter Cora ,
Bueckman, greatly TO the damage of the
said town The penalty for this offensc |
which is fixed by law at 500 is asked |
together with $3.50 spent In supporting
the paupers, and other expenses, maxi
ing in all $500 and costs
At the adjourned annual meeting Of |
the stockholders of the Berry Hall com