Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-13

ditch near North Sheldon. suffered n acc
ond fracture of tho leg Thursday. He wa.
about on clutches and in coming out n
the store Of Carlisle & Bedard his hoe
caught on the step and he fell. causin,
the old break to separate He was take,
to the hospital, whore his Injuries ver,
attended by DR.. John Gibson.
News Is received here of tho marriag,
OIL iiarlan "A. Shepard Of Ely. Mimi, ant
MISS Emma Lucille Murphy, dauphte
of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Murphy Of 81
raul, MINI, Mr. Shepard, who WINS Dor,
| near th1s city, Is director of manua
training in the Ely state high school.
MISS Margaret Domino of Enosbure
rams, who was arrested recently on the
charFe OF driving an automobile reck.
IesslS' When arraiEned In justice court In
that place was found to be under II
years old which necessitated her appear-
Ing in Juvenile court in this city before
Judge OF Probate o. ~ Kplton sho
was fined so and costs
Charles G.. Little who ha, resided IN
this city for over two years, being en-.
ployed as travelling salesman for the
sunshine Biscuit company. has been pro.
noted ana VIII have the headquarters in
Aroostook county, Maine Mr.. and Mrs.
Little expect to leave for Maine Friday
evening.
Beulah Brooks of MONTGOMERY. who
was brought to the hospital here late
Sunday night by DIR. G.. S. Clark and who
underwent an operation for appendicitis,
died about three o'clock Monday morn
Ing. She was 10 years old. The body was
taken homo Monday morning.
Frank Beaupre, aged about So years.
died Tuesday afternoon ut three
o'clock at his homo on Federal street
after a long illness. He Is survived
by his wife, three sons and three
daughters
new pension examining board for
Franklin county has been appointed,
as follows: Drs. l.. a. Hyatt, s. w
Paige and c. A. LOTUS of this city.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
John c. Frazier Of Edward street Au
gust s.
The funeral of Mrs. Katherine DIar-
vey) Daley. widow Of John Daley. who
died Monday at her home on South Main
street atter long illness with heart
trouble VIII he held at st. Mary's
Church to-day at nine o'clock Mrs.
Daiey' VINO was 50 years old was born
In Ireland and came to this country
over 90 years ago. She is survived by
two sons, Joseph T. Of this city and
George of Portsmouth, Ohio
One of the most severe storms which
has occurred here for several Years was
that Of Tuesday morning starting
shortly before II o'clock. The worst
damage was at the plant of the Willard
manufacturing company where n sewer
pipe burst, causing the surface water to
HOW on to Allen street. Trees were
blown down and all the telephone lines
to the Bay Were disabled until a late
hour in the afternoon.
In Juvenile court before Judgn n N
kelton Yesterday morning Maurice Gil
bert, l3 years old. and George Edward
walker, aged 10 years pleaded guilty to
OF attempted burglary and theft
ana We're sentenced to spend the re-
lhainder or their mnorites at the State
Industrial school at Vcreennes. They
VIII probably be taken there to-day.
Dr. L. j. Melville pleaded guilty in
city court before Judge n. n. Post Tues
Jay afternoon to the charge of running
MS automobile without a front license
plate and paid a fine of 80 and costs.
1t appears that DR.. Melville had two
automobiles but only one had number
plates. From the complaint il seemed
Thar he sold one machine, taking off the
front plate from the machine he was
running and putting It on the car that
he sold, so that he was running n ma
chine with no front plate while the pur-
chaser of the other car had no back
plate.
a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Walter r. Eastman Tuesday
AS result of the meeting of the board
IF civil authority held Tuesday afternoon
TO hear appeals from quadrcnnial ap-
oraisals made by the board of listers.
light appraisals We're reduced. and one
matter will be taken to the Hon. Charles
Plumley. State tax commissioner. The |
'ase to be appealed Is that Of John |
Branch as special administrator of the |
T.. j. Houghton estate, on the property ar
w. ~ and 60 South Main street, listed At
1850 will appeal on tho ground of dis |
on the refusal of the board to |
examine the property for the purpose of |
seeing its condition before rendering de- |
,ision.
Miss Mabel Mary Peters and Fred Gern |
" this city We're married at Holy Angels
Shurch Monday. the ceremony being ner-
ormed by the Rev. l., r. Desrochers
News has been received here of the
marriage of A. c. Holman of Boston, for
nerly Of this city, and Miss Helen NJ.
stone Of Winthrop. Mass, which took
'lace July 81