Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01
CITY NEWS

Mr. and Mrs Ernest b. Netcalf are the
parents of a daughter Enerstine. born
Monday
MIR. and Mrs E. Il. Metcaf Of North
street are rejoicing in the birth OF
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank mclaughlin of
North street are the parents of baby
boy. born Tuesday morning.
A settlement and decree were made
n probate court Friday IN the estate
# Iosa London of burlington.
Mr. and Mrs William Wcddell of
South willard street are the parents of
daughter, born Saturday night.
James A. Kelley of this city has been
appointed special agent in the department
of commerce, census of manufacturers.
News has been received In this city
of the death of Mrs. c. NJ barnard of
hartford Conn, formerly Of Burlington
The Rev. Arthur c. Clarke, formerly
ouratc at St Paul's, has been called to
the parish at Brownvile. n. Y, and will
also have charge of an adjoining mission.
John y. Taylor. who has been with the
Howard National bank and City Trust
company since January ], 1914 will to-
day rcjuin the editorial staff of the Free
Press,
Guy g. Rocheleau has purchased the
interest Of Frank j. Nutting in the drug
business of Rochelcau Il Nutting. There
will be no change in the firm name for
the present.
The annual memorial service of Bur-
lington Council. no. 81, United Com
m"rcal Travellers will be held at their
rooms. 1c' Church street, at $50 o'clock
next sunday afternoon.
The University of Vermont gets 500
under the will of the late Philander
Deming of Albany, n Y. Mr. Demng
died February and his will was ad-
nittcd to probate on Tuesday.
a license to sell real estate was granted |
IN probate court yesterday in the estate |
Of Frank O. Smith of Essex A settle
mcnt and decree were made in the estate
of Christine Tatro of Burlington.
The will of s. d. Teachout of Essex
was proved in probate court Tuesday.
Marvin w. Chapman and Edwin NJ. /
Nhitcomb We're appointed commissioners
and appraisers, with Allen Martin adj
ministrator with the will annexed.
FRANK O. Lee, who has been connected
with the city engineers office in this
city for some time, has been appointed
city engineer and water superintendent
at Barre. following a consolidation of the
two offices
The Montreal Daily Star says that Mr.
and Mrs. William ]. Ciurham of Rivicre
du Loup, +. O.. announce the marriage
OF their second daughter, Mabel Lillian,
to clifford A. Caswell of Barre, VT Mr..
Caswrl was formerly a student at the
| University Of Vermont.
The will Of David G. Smith of shelburne !
was proved in probate court Monday. {
{. w. Brownell and j. Il. Cushman were p.
appointed commissioners in the estate Of
Die l.. Eastman of Essex a license to {
sell real estate was granted in the estate {
Of William ID. Clough of Burlington. s
Miss Ellen L. Hayes of South Burling-
ton and George n. Cilbrith of Platts- :
purgh. y. Y. We're married at the Metho- ,
dist Episcopal parsonage at two o'clock ,
Monday afternoon by the Rev. c. V. :
I'iismor. They We're attended by her ,
mother, Mrs. Jennie Hayes, of South 6
Burlington.
quiet wedding was solemnized on !
March . at st. Georges Church. Mont l
real. by the Rev. W. Stevenson Major, {
between Percy J. Aging, formerly of |
his city. and Miss Florence M. Cannon ,
If Lachine. p. q. Mr. and Mrs Aging
IRE spending few days in this city with I
bar IL
n w. Van Cleve. who last Year be- I
anne the manager for the Eastern Fruit
nd Nut Orchard at Grand Isle, has .
losed contract with New York and !,
Boston houses to buy their entire crop =,
T Virginia apples for shipment to Liver r
ool Glasgow, Hamburg, Copenhagen and 3
retroSrad Last year the company shipped G
|l"o barrels from Virginia, and if the .
|ar stops before shipping begins the 3
|ompany expects to handle 10000 bar 2
|ls =
There is very little conta gious disease '
/ THIS city which is also the case
throughout the state. There have been p
number of light cases Of diphtheria r
|ut most of these have cleared I'D. There I
IRE number of cases of SMALLPOX in r
1 "''i'"'s "'" Ni'IihtS nut tneSe also Il
Prove to he very light with the execution e
4 two cases. Tho health of the State +,
fs been good, although there are at C
resent any number of cases Of the So Il
allied grip, which is running hard. A
Albert w. Jones has returned from :
alfornia where he spent the winter. =
. ID has opened his house on North !.
3enue. He reports the San Francisco -
ir and the one at San Diego as both -
that is claimed for them. His brother. -
H. Jones is a practicing physician =
Los Angeles. The Youngest brother, \
tal San Francisco. Miss Eva Jones r
vi Miss Marguerite Jones are both \
hchers in the public schools Of los n
hgees. y,
fine of $500 and costs was imposed s.
county court Friday IN the case
John w. Daley who was charged with p
plating the terms of fourth class or r
olesaler's liquor license. The case u
ties back a year and a half when he n
running the place on CHAMPAIGN I,
Get now conducted by his SON The u
arge was that he sold to others than {,
nsees' which is contrary to law, He II
AIDED guilty to the information ~
ne time ago Friday the court an "
unced to states Attorney Hopkins T,
. NJ. q, Leary, who appea red as colln- u
for the respondent, that the fine
uld be 500
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