Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-08-19
CITY NEWS

The last day to set cases for trial Tor
the September term of Chittcndcn county
court is August 30 and the assignment
of cases will take place on August 81
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Magner, Jr., of
Barre are the parents of Il son, William
bradley. born SUNDAY morning at the
home of Mrs. Magnor's mother, Mrs.
W. B. McCarty, at 1913 st. Paul street.
Frederick Affair of Williston road, South
Burlington. and Hattie Gushing of the
same place were married by the Rev. FL
lott O. Foster on saturday evening, Au-
gust "A. in the parsonage paror at Essex
Junction.
In probate court Tuesday Miss Irene
Barrett was appointed administrators of
the estate of Michael j. Barrett late of
Hanna were appointed commissioners and
appraisers.
In probate court Friday the will Vt
Amelia Deforge Nalyou. late of Essex,
was filed for probate. Archibald o. Fergli-
son has been appointed guardian of
Wendell Leon Ferguson, minor ward,
Of Burlington.
The Alpha Tan Omega fraternity of
tn, university have bought of NJ u.
McMdhon his house at tho corner of
college and Willard streets and will move
there from the f. F. Shaw house on
South Prospect street.
Fifteen players took part in tho
handicap match against DOGGY Saturday
afternoon on the Waubanakee Golf club
course. The winners were T. !. Soule
and c. T. Lamb each OF whom had I,
score of three down.
In probate court SATURDAY. chester
Connal of Mt. Albert. ontario, was ap-
pointed administrator Of the estate of
Alec Connal. late of ESSEX. w. F. Chaplin
and William O'Bricn were appointed COM
missioners and appraisers
Elmer ]. Wolcott of shoroham and
Mrs. Lena 5. Piper of Middlcbury were
married Tuesday evening at st.
Paurs chapel ny the Rev. +. Barnby
Leach They were attended by Mrs
Piper of Ticondcroga, y. Y. relative
Of the bride
The vital statistics for July In Bur
lngton show 60 births and "a deaths
OF the births % were males and -
were females. OF the deaths 90 were
males and IA were females. The old
est three were aged 50. Sc and 81
Eight were less than one year of age
The many friends of Mrs. r. Rarnhv
Leach. wife of the Rev. Mr. Leach, will
be glad to know that she was able on
Saturday to leave the Mary Fletcher hos
ptal. where she has been for the past
two months. and got to her home, 326 Col
Very serious operation May t. at Brandon.
and submitted TO = second operation at
the hospital in this city.
\ petition for foreclosure in the
chancery case of Ida FarnsWorth
guardian of Helen T Farnsworth. AGAINST
Soden y. Tominson was filed Tuesday
at the office of the clerk of county
court The divorce cases uf Aaron
Kingsley of South Burlington vs.. Botsey
Kingsley of Dickinson Center. y. Y, and
of Eleanor NJ. Graham of South Bur
lngton vs.. Milton r Graham Of Newark
y. j., were also filed.
\ warrant has been issued for William
ArchamDault. alias Fred Cieon. who was
sentenced from Orange county court ON
January 3, 1872. to States prison at
y
burglary and who on August y. 1914,
was conditionally pardoned by Governor
Gates. The man has not kept the condi-
tons of his pardon. He is - years Of
ugo. five feet six inches tall and
is said to be of the hobo type.
The following cases were filed at the
office of the clerk of county court
Friday for trial ON the coming term:
Marion Robinson by town of Milton VS.
Will Garrow, hastardy; Della Adcline
Trask VS.. Nathan Wagner and Ressie
j.. Wagner petition for foreclosure in
chanccrY; Josephine Il. Donley VS.. Den
mis- DonleY, divorce; Louise G. Adams
Vs. John Adams, divorce; John w. Per-
kins VS. Frances Perkins, divorce Lin
ME stevens W. william l.. stevens,
divorce
Miss Stella Cross, the young woman
who shot by John l.. Wilmarth
while driving with him several we ks
ago and who has been at the Mary
Fletcher hospital for treatment was
taken Sunday to her home in Middle
bury. her condition being greatly i'm
proved Saturday one of the two bullets
which the X-ray picture showed wa,
taken from her head If the other
troubles her she will return later to
have it removed when she has gained
moro strength
g. l.. Touslcy of North street suffered
II" fracture Of his right shoulder Mon
day afternoon when he fell from
Frank Levces automobile truck. upon
which he was about to ride to this city.
Mr.. Tousley had attended the clambake