Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-11
CITY NEWS

rand versus James Durand.
In probate court Saturday a settlement
and decree was made in the estate of
Roswell H.. Place, late of Essex.
The suit of Charles r., Matthews, ad-
m~inistrator, versus Charles +. Harvey
of Burlington has been entered in county
court.
In chancery court Tuesday Theresa
Dickinson entered a foreclosure suit
against Phillip Fees. ct al, OF parts I'M
known. Fees formerly lived near Fort
Ethan Allen.
Henry Frankion Of Stockton, Cal, and
Miss Z,irette Hohenesian of Winooski
were married Saturday afternoon by g.
-. Grafton, justice OF the peace DUH
were born In Turkey.
The 2Srd annual dinner of the New Eng
land Alumni association of the University
of Vermont viii he held at the New
Boston City club in Boston on the even
ing of Friday, March 10.
The suit of Frances w. Brown vs.
Fayette r. Calkins was entered in chit
tcndcn county court Thursday. 1t is AN
action for the collection of a book ac-
count, which is alleged to he $2.9oo.
Two suits wero entered in county court
Yesterday. They were those of Frances
w Brown versus Fayette b. Calkins,
assumpsit. and Jed G.. White of Bur
lington versus Frank f. Ilanley, as
sunlpsit.
Floyd j. IIurd Of white Marsh, Va,
and Ellen G.. jackson of Glens Fails,
". Y, were married Tuesday at the
Baptist parsonage by the Rev. J. s.
Braker. They We're attended by the
mother and an aunt Of the bride.
Word has been received in this city
from r.. J. Harrington, who was called
to Providence. r. l.. by the serious ILL
ness of his brother. Fred NJ. Harrington.
that it will be impossible to bring him to
Burlington at this time and that he has
been removed to a hospital there.
Earl Smith. a cripple, was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Mack and brought to the
Jail from Shelburne last evening. charged
with breach of the peace. Smith was ar
rested ON complaint of his brother, with
whom he makes his home. 1t is charged
that he was troublesome and impossible
to get along with at home.
Frank f. Munson of So George street
hnd Celia NJ. Rugg of Jeffersonville We're
bnarried March 8, at the Meth
odist parsonage by the Rev. G.. V. Girls
Fner. a wedding reception was given
hem at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. q. G..
Munson. 80 Decatur street, later in the
avening. They received man, presents,
Including money and silverware.
Prof. NJ. w. Andrews, registrar Of the
university. left Monday for an extended
rip through the western States and
'anadian rockies. He expects to make
study of the drama and the outdoor
heatre in California and will probably
pend some time at the University Of
california and also attend the EXPOSE
ions at San Diego and San Fran
isco.
Frank Villmaire was appointed in pro-
le estate of John Villmaire Of Burling-
N. with w. b. McKillip and Charles
Mower commissioners and appraisers.
enry II. Hagar was appointed admins
ator of the estate Of John F. Good
Oh of Burlington. with Henry 3. Shaw
nd John +. Colburn commissioners and
ppraisers.
In probate court Friday Della May
as appointed administrative and G. w.
ice and Clark NJ. Bates appraisers in
lie estate of Harlow May, late OF Essex.
the estate of the late Thomas +.
hearn of Burlington James Brennan
as named as executor and II. +. Leary
ID j. =. MadiGan commissioners l.. b.
,ft was appointed executor in the
tate Of Thomas Gushing. late of Bur-
lgton.
Miss Sadie NJ. Chambers, younger
lighter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Cham
RS of North Union street. and Forts II.
,hott of Wilmington, son of Mr.. and
s. Irving Abbott of Brookfield, were
FRIED at ten O'Clock Saturday morning
the Rev. G. J. Staples at the Unitarian
Fsonage. MIR. and Mrs. Abbott left on
eleven o'clock train for Boston and
be at home in Wilmington after
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n probate court yesterday the wills Of
vid c. Smith, late of Shelhurne, and
u. Teachout, late of Essex, We're filed
probate. a settlement and decree
re made in the estate Of Emma
prat Sweeney. late of Colchester.
omas Reeves was appointed admins
tor in the estate of Margaret +.
eg of burlington. In the estate of
addeus +. Stewart of South Burling-
Lincoln Merrihew was appointed
ninistrator.
uring the month of February there
e 80 deaths and 50 births in Burling-
OF the deaths, II We're males and
females. The oldest death was that
a man % years of age and the next
Sc. -Four occurred in the 70's and a
1bcr We're thOS Cf children under one