Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-16
CITY NEWS

There was settlement and decree in
the estate of Aaron T. Bryant. late of
Burlington, in probate court Saturday.
Word has been received in this city
of the death of DIR. G. f. Daltons
mother at her home in Hartford. Conn.
The Misses Elizabeth Howe and Eliza
beth Darling left yesterday morning for
Natick. Mass, where they will attend the
Walnut Hill school
A marriage license was granted Tues
day in tn, city clerks office to William
J. Proux of First street and Miss Edith
Raymond of Maletts Bay
The condition of Mrs. Walter c. Isham,
who was operated upon at the Mary
Fletcher hospital Monday night for
acute appendicitis. continues to i'm
prove.
Harrison Beason, a cook in the quarter
master corps of the End cavalry. and MISS
Anna l.. blanchard of this city were mar
ricd Tuesday by Justice of the Peace j.
+ Ladd.
In probate court Tuesday George NJ.
Willard and Fred Bliss Of Jericho were
appointed commissioners and appraisers
in the estate Of the late William ii.
Mllham of Jericho.
President Guy +. Benton of the univor-
sity left Tuesday with his daughter,
Helen, for New York city. where Miss
Benton will enter the New York School
Of Fine and Applied Arts.
Sergeant-Major william Henry Ken
nedy of the 2nd cavalry and Miss Mar
ion Edith Perry of Burlington were
married last Thursday at Fort Ethan
Allen by Chaplain David l.. Fleming.
Master Walter Adams. the two-yoars-
old son of Proprietor W. NJ. Adams of
the Summit House, on Mount Mansfield,
made record Sunday for Juvenile
pedestrians by walking unassisted from
the hotel to the chin"
In the county clerks office Tuesday
two petitions for divorce were filed. Tho
first was that of Lizzie DuSahlon VS..
William DuSablon. both of Colchester.
The other was that of Charles McNally
VS.. Leila McNally of Burlington.
In the county clerks office yesterday
a petition for annument of marriage
was filed by Anna NJ. cline VS.. Albert
f. Cline. both of Colchester. There was
also petition for divorce, Louise Pear
Son VS.. George Pearson, both Of Shell
burne.
W. j. Russell. who since its opening,
has been connected with the Health
Brand market on North Winooski ave
nue., has resigned his position there as
manager of the meat department, com
S1f
The city clerks record of vital stats
tics for the months of August shows
list of 20 births and 81 deaths. OF the
births Il We're male and % female. The
youngest mother was 10 and the Oldest
20. The deaths were 70 male and 16 fe-
male.
Frank r. Davis has filed a petition in
county court for the annulmcnt of his
marriage to Grace H. Davis on the
grounds of insanity. The couple Were
married January. 1893, at Warren, and
the defendant is at present an inmate
of the hospital at Waterbury.
a daughter, Barbara Frances. was born
on Wednesday, Sept, mber :, to Mr.. and
Mrs George F. Tutte Jr., of trbana
Illinois. Mr.. futile was graduated from
the University of Vermont in 1911 and is
now at the University of Illinois Mrs.
futile will be remembered as Miss Beulah
Best. formerly of Burlington.
Ernest Cr Davis, laundryman at the
Mary Fletcher hospital, and Miss Thirza
F. HER of Waltham We're married Satur-
day evening at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage at Winooski by the Rev. Rob
~ Va oh 4 az
will soon move to Wateryille, Mass,
where they will make their home.
Robert W. Alexander, chef at the
White restaurant. and Miss Mary
Gingras of 2sl ST. Paul street Burling
ton, were married Sunday morning by
the Rev. Robert II. Washburnc, Phi D.,
at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage at
Winooski. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander will
reside on East Spring street. Winooski.
In probate court Monday Florence
G. Millham of Jericho was appointed adj
ministratrix of the estate Of the late VII
liam H. Mllham of Jericho. Thomas
Ryan of South Burlington was appointed
administrator of the estate of Arthur La
belle late of South Burlington. The will of
Edith " Bradford late of Charlotte, was
proved
G. l.. Greene ana daughter have
turned from san Francisco, where they
visited the exposition. While in san
Francisco, Mr.. Greene attended the con
vention of the 500 600 club, OF which he
is "A member. This organization is com
posed of the large writer's Of tho Mutual
Life Insurance company throughout the
country.
President Luck Of the board Of alder
men has appointed the following commit
tees: To confer with the street commits
sioners in regard To improvements, Alder
men Lamson, Woodbury. and Baylies to
confer with the city attorney and street
commissioners ON the Traction company's
extension to the new station. Aldermen
Dwyer, Boucher ana Kiesch.
evening of the Progressive Agricultural
club of South Burlington at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. y. W. Murphy.
The program included an interesting
talk by c. l.. I}arstcw of Sheburne ON
art and its relation to the farm and
home, songs by Mrs Il. W. Bralcy. and
an original poem by Allan MacMurphy.
a pleasant surprise in the shape Of a
linen shower was given Miss Nellie
Caisse at her home at 10 German street
last evening by 80 of ner girl friends in
honor of her marriage next Monday to
Joseph Lebeau. Games and dancing
were enjoyed until a late hour. Music
Uas Furnished by several of tha voupp