Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-28
CITY NEWS

1O1ncIlN VI tHlS SIty.
Harry Gage will take the leading
comedy role in Honeymoon Lane to
he presented the middle of next month.
Mrs. c. r.. Wethcrby left Thursday noon
for san Francisco, where she will spend
week, ana then go on to Los Angeles for
;hc winter.
Mrs Jennie Balch and daughter, Miss
Mabel Bach. of Maple street left Thurs
day for Pasadena, Cal, where they will
spend the winter
In a telegram to o friend in this city
jack Hurley. formerly of Burlington, de-
MES tie report of his serious illness in
New York as recently published.
Mr. and Mrs c. C. Hammond of 81
King street are the parents of daugh-
ter Lois Miriam, 5orn at the Mary F1et-
cher hospital Thursday afternoon.
Leonard Colby OF Peoria. H.. and
Frances Fairburn of Heuvelton n. E.
were married Saturday morning by the
Rev James S. Brakcr at the Baptist
parsonage
on Friday. October %. the stork called
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. r. O.
presented them a seven and one-half
pound boy, named Robert Otis.
A daughter Harriet Lyman. was born
Yesterday afternoon to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherwood e. Hall at the residence of the
iatters father. Elias Lyman Mrs. Hall
was formerly Miss Helen c. Lyman.
Willta IL Young. former resident OF
tbio city and now 1tyiuu In FitChburg,
Mass. has been sued by his wife for nom
support in the Worcester courts. His
case was continued for three months.
The annual reunion and dinner OF the
New York Alumni association of the Uni
versity of Vermont will be held at the
Chemists club. 30 East 4lst street. at $3.50
O'Clock on Thursday evening, November
IS.
In probate court Tuesday there was
settlement in the estate of Loren j
Gilo. late of Bolton. Henry II. Hagal
and Arthur S. 1sham were appointed ap-
praisers in the estate of the late George
L. Allen of Winoosk
In probate court Friday there wa,
settlements and DEGREES in the estates OF
John Murray. late of Milton, Julia
l'tndTt!, ldlc Ol buTllnSlpI, JeSSle w
Carey, late of Willston. and Clara Nc.
Carey, late of Colchester
Miss Melvina Duffy and Charles Sey-
mour of this city were married at seven
o'clock Monday morning at ST. Joseph's
Church by the Rt. Rev. j. NJ. Cloarec
They were attended by Miss May Peltier
and William Duffy brother Of the bride
of
death in Worcester. Mass. OF Mrs. david
Muir, former resident of this city. Hel
maiden name was Ellen King and she
was the daughter of the late Peter King
who lived on Interval avenue. Mrs Null
left Burlington 80 years ago.
At a meeting of the MEMS CLUB of ne
Unitarian Church Friday the follow
ing officers were elected: President Johr
b. Knox, Jr. vice-presdent, DR.. George
d. Samson; secretary and treasurer, James
II. Jacobs; committee on Boys club, E. G.
Mower and j. II. Macomber.
A divorce was recently granted at Wor-
cester Mass, to Mrs. Annie LEcuyel
from her husband, Charles l. Ecuyer, the
grounds on which the suit was brought
being cruelty and non-support. Mr.. anc
Mrs. L'Ecuyer lived in this city, Mr.
LEcuyer at one time being manager ant
proprietor Of the Star theatre.
The case of the Leader Evaporation
company against l.. s. Hutchins o,
| Stannard, contract case involving
$500. was filed yesterday at the Office
of the clerk of county court. as wa.
the case of Max l.. Powell agains
the Chalmers Motor company of New
Inv bo a G
of cars.
The Rev Ernest Graham Guthrie, E
D., pastor of the Union Congregations
Church OF Boston, has been elected IN
structor in the New Testament depart
ment of the Gordon B,olc Institute of tina
city. Mr.. Guthrie. Who was formerl
pastor of the First Church in this cit!
will take up this work in addition to h!
pastoral duties.
A petition for maintenance was filed b
Elmra NJ. Leclair against Joseph
Lecair at the office of the clerk of count
court Friday. The case of Elmira \
Lecair VS.. Arthmise Rheume Broular
for alienation of affections and the ca:
of Baaghos Stepanan against Tony
Ogossian AMI Kazar Mirmirian. whie
Involves a note OF Wv, were also llieu
The State rifle team, which went
Jacksonville, Fla, to participate in II
national matches, presented its capital
CAPTAIN Ira l.. Reeves, with sole leath
shooting kit as mark of their apprecl'
ton of his fine work. The team is now {
Its way home, and will stop in Washingtc
for day and also in New York. Ca
ia Il Reeves will arrive in Burlington
Friday.
\ bronze tablet the gift Of the Woman
Union of the College Street Congreg
tiord, Church, has been placed on Z
cornerstone of the church. The tablet
"a by 90 inches in size and the insert
ton contains the name Of the chur
and of its pastor, the Rev. I. c. Sma
The tablet was purchased from I
Tiffany company of New York, who ha
superintended it's erection
Thomas Reeves, deputy United Stat
marshal. was in St. Adams Frida
where he had two men before Warren
Austin, United States commissioner. Lol
Gcraw was arrested by Mr. Reeves
resisting an officer who was arresting h
for smuggling whiskey across the lii
Geraw was admitted to $1,000 bail FIR
ST Onge, who was arrested charged wi
uhislev at the time II