Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-25
CITY NEWS

Ellsworth & Corkns have sold for g.
w, strong his farm In South Burlington
to- Miss Mabel Mills OF this city.
\ daughter. Marian Alberta Louise, was
born TO Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Norman Of
81 North Champlain street Tuesday MORN
tns.
\ marriage license was granted yester-
fav to Joseph Delisle of 80 North avenue
and Miss Clara Panton of 1872 Battery
street.
stewart G. Rutherford and Hattie S.
Burns both of Woodstock were married
nj the Methodist parsonage on Thursday
evening By the Rev. c. V Grismer.
A divorce case, that of Florence NJ
Graham of this city against John w.
Graham Of parts unknown. charging
intole~able severity and desertion, was
filed at the office of tho clerk Of county
court Tuesday.
Miss Isabelle Condor and William Ben
oft both of this city, were married at
four O'Clock Monday afternoon Mt st.
Joseph's Church by the Rt. Rev. j. NJ
Cloarec. The couple were attended by
two of the brides brothers.
truman l. Cldpp, son oi MiS' H. VI
Clapp of this city. and Miss Virginia
Rob5 Crutchfeld of St Augustine Florida
we're married at noon yesterday at Grace
Church New York city. After short
trip the couple will reside in New York.
Miss Stella Francis and Charles Tucker.
both of Burlington were married at seven
o'clocl, Tuesday morning at St Joseph S
Church by the Rev. j. a. Iacouture
Edward Tucker and Useb Francis the
fathers OF the bride and groom. were the
attendants.
The engagement of Miss Clara i. Hall.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.. Hail
Of this city. 20 John f. Fuller OF Cilh-
ton. Mass. was announced Tuesday
afternoon at a card party given by Miss
Cornelia Vaughan at ner home on
Maple street
In Chittcnden county court Monday
divorce decree with the custody or
minor child was granted the petitioner IN
the case of Josephine Coombs VS.. Harry
Coonlbs, together with a stipulated sum
Of aimony. T. E. Hopkins appeared Tor
the petitioner.
The annual dinner of the Lake Cham
plain association will he held at Del
mon!co's in New York city on the evening
of Friday December II, when Frederick
Palmer the war correspondent who has
Just returned from the battlchelds, Will
give an illustrated war talk.
George W. Richardson who has been
living in Bellingham, Wash, for the past
eight years, has returned to Vermont
He would he glad to learn the names Of
I;,ri,, v,-l,r In
Company f. Second Vermont Volunteers.
His address at present is South Hero.
Mr.. and Mrs George II. Holden Of South
Union street left Tuesday noon for New
York from where they will go to Califor-
MIA for the winter. They will spend some
time in San Francisco as the guests or
their son. Captain G.. j. Holden. L. S. A.,
who is now stationed at the Preside.
One of last weeks successful deer hunt
tag parties consisted of DR.. ]. A. Rust
of this city, DR.. II. S. Pierce and E. X.
Smith of Swanton and Dr. II. s. Johnson
Of Franklin. They returned from Island
Pond Saturday with three S-point bucks
and doc weighing around 200 pounds.
In probate court Monday W. !. Bradley
of Charlotte was appointed administrator
of the estate Of Henry II. Thorp. late of
charlotte, with George w. Prindle and
Charles ~ Johns commissioners and ap-
praiscrs. The will of Charles NJ. Russell
late of shelburne. was filed for probate
Miss Eva Michaud Of 70 Murray street
and Emery II. Seguin of 81 North street
were married at seven o'clock Monday
morning at St. Joseph's Church by the
Rev. j y. Lacouture. The attendants
were joseph Seguin and useb Robarge,
the fathers of the bride and the groom
The divorce case of Jacob Mitchell Jr.,
If this city against Josephine Latour
Mitchell, at present living in Roxbury,
was fled at the office of the clerk OF
county court Friday. The couple were
married in this city and afterwards lived
In Plattsbureh. The grounds for divorce
as set up in the libel are fntoleraple
severity and desertion,
In probate court yesterday the will of
Wilbur W. Ring late OF Jericho. was
proved William V. n. Ring was appoint
I'd executor, with l.. f. Wilbur and Frank
". Pease, all of Jericho commissioners
and appraisers. There were settlements
and DEGREES in the estate OF David NJ
Watson. late of Burlington. and George
Shepard, late Of Winooski.
The case of the L. a. Strout Farm
Agency against w, Scott Mccarthy, a
contract case involving $4,000. was filed
yesterday AT the office of the clerk OF
county court. Mr. Mccarthy disappeared
from the office of the Strout agency al
Essex Junction, where he was cashier
some weeks ago, his stcnographer dis
appearing at the same tlmc.
The plaintiff in the civil case Of w.
j. Parker against Vernon Parker received
a JUDGMENT OF slS776 and cost tax. allow
cd at $685. in city court Saturday. w. j.
TarKc" sued Vernon Parker and trustee
Ralph II Cowles, of South Burlington
IN the case which is one OF general as.
sunprit. Mr. Cowles as trustee disclosed
r5il and the trustee was held in the
amount Of his disclosure
Napoleon Martin of Wpooski was
granted divorce decree from his wife
Josephine Martin. In county court Fri
day and given the custody OF three minor
children. The case of Thomas Reeves
trustee OF the bankruptcy estate o.
Thomas Redmond VS.. Katie Redmond
an action Of replevln. was referred I,
j. =. Ladd. Judge Miles spent most O
the day in considering several cases OF
which he has reserved decision.
George Durfey and George Knox o