Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-29
CITY NEWS

A daughter, Marion Margaret was born
July 10 to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mongeon
of 2o4 North Bend street
Mr. and Mrs. Richard j. Silllnan of
Colchester avenue are the parents of
12-pound boy, born Monday noon.
A son was born July % to MIR. and Mrs.
Edwin W. Lawrence of Rutland Mrs.
Lawrence was Miss Florence Rohy Of
Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Jed +. 1add announce the
engagement of their daughter. Miss Fran
ces Mary Ladd, to Willard John Maurice
of East Alburg,
The state convention of the Vermont
State branch of the American Fedora
ton of Labor will be held in this city
August 10. II and IL
The replcvin case of John rorvlle
against John Casey was filed at the
office Of the clerk of county court Fri
day. to he tried at the September term.
The matinee races that were planned
for Saturday at the fair grounds a Essex
Center have been indefinitely postponed
because the improvements at the track
will not be completed IN time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Carey of Rochester
are the parents of a nne-pound boy, born
Thursday noon at the HON" of Mrs
'Carcy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p f.
Young, on North Champlain street.
A linen shower was given Miss Loretta
Ashley of S39 Colchester avenue Friday
evening by 40 of her girl friends, in honor
of her approaching marriage to Archle
Patnaude of Winooski. Music was fur
nished by Miss Grace MonFeon. Re
freshments were served.
The cases of A. J. uaisht VS. Fred
Howes ct al. ]. s. Iefflon VS.. Fred
liowes ct al, and II. S. Howard, special
administrator. VS.. the American Wooden
company filed at the office of the
county clerk Saturday FOR trial at the
coming term of county court.
In probate court Friday license
was granted to sell real estate in the
estates of Patrick II. Rowley. late Of
Milton and Henry r. Pratt, late Of col
chester. There settlem' nts and
DEGREES in the estates of Susan \. Melvin
and John Z. Hogan, both late Of Bur
linEton
The case Of the H. p. Cummings Con-
str1lction company, with headquarters at
Ware, Mass. against T. eastman was
county court at the clerks office yester
day. The case of Lyman Zelig Feinberg
vs.. Fred L. Smith. which involves $780,
was also filed
A petition for foreclosure in the chan
rery case of the Winooski bank VS. Rov
r. and Ina r. Caswel was filed at the
office of the clerk of county court Thurs
day. The divorce petitions of Eva Duso
,,l
f. Trombly against Mary Blow Trombly
were also filed
News has been received in this city
of the birth of a son, Dayton Willis, to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Eddy at their
home in Vineyard Haven. Mass. on July
%. Both were formerly of this city Mrs
Eddy being Miss Alice Stevens. Mr.
EDDY was with the New England Tele-
phone and Telegraph company in Bur
lngton for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Frederic Jones have
returned from a trip to New York
made by automobile. ON the return
trip the car left New York at seven
in the morning and arrived in this
city at $50 In the evening While in
New York Mr.. Jones made ARRANGEMENTS
for the purchase of new machinery for
the grist mill of the j. w. Jones COM
panY.
Announcements have been received in
the city of the marriage of Charles Ma
comher Rice. formerly of this city, and
Miss Anna IIolston Saturday, July "a,
At bayfield,, Wis. Mr.. Rice is the son
Of Mrs. NJ. NJ Rice of 81 Greene street
and was graduated from the University
of Vermont in the class of 1910. Mr. and
Mrs. Rice will he at home after Septem-
Der at Milwaukee, Wis.
In probate court Monday David Demag
of Essex was appointed administrator of
the estate of Mary -. Demag, late Of
ESSEX, with Guy w. Bailey and Allen
Martin commissioners and appraisers
Thomas s Berry of Milton was appoint
81 administrator of the estate of L.ucius
y Phelps, late of Milton, and Gardner
G. Rice and Fred L. Smith were appoint
ed commissioners and appraisers.
". \. Shattuck, the man who struck
the automobile driven by Mrs. G. p.
Burns Tuesday afternoon, was in city
court Yesterday. Shattuck is a chauffeur
for Mrs. Josephine ~ Wood of Boston,
who IS spending the summer al North
Ferrishurg and was arrested on the
charge Of reckless driving to which
charge he pleaded guilty. He was sem
fenced to pay fine of s25 and costs.
TIL" family quarrel between Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Buck. who were taken
from their home on lower Maple street
Tuesday evening, was disposed of in city
court yesterday. Mr. Buck was given a
sentenc" Of thirty days at the county
jail on being found guilty of intoxica.
tion. The case against his wife who was