Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-14
CITY NEWS

son, born Sunday morning.
MIR and Mrs. w. Il. Greene left this
rtv Saturday for Los Angeles Cal,
where they will spend the winter.
victor Joseph and Miss Emma Cote.
both Of 1877 Pearl street. were married
Saturday by Jed p. Ladd, justice of the
peace
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ]. O'Brien of
Newark, n. j., are the parents OF
daughter born october 3. Mr.. OBrien
was formerly of this city.
The union THANKSGIVING service will be
held on the evening of November "a in
The Unitarian church. The sermon will
be given by the Rev. Chauncey c. Adams
Of the First church.
Daniel Francis Pickering of Elmira, n.
s. and Miss lizzie Nelma Sweetser of
Iiavcrhl, Mass. were married Thursday
afternoon at the Baptist parsonage by the
Rev. James s Iraker.
In probate court Thursday there was n
settlement and decree in the estate of
| William Il. Atwood, late Of Winooski. and
settlement in the estate of Albert f.
| Warner, late of Burlington.
In county court saturday morning JuuSe
Miles granted DEGREES to the plaintiffs
IN the divorce suits of Viola S. Porier
vs. Francis NJ. Poiricr, Edward Golden
vs. Hattie Golden ana John W. Perkins
VS.. Frances Perkins.
| Miss Mary Gleason of ST Pearl street has
returned from Baltimore, Md. where she
attended the wedding of Miss Catherne
10y. formerly of this city and Patrick D.
Mcdowell of Hollywood, Ireland. which
took place on October ..
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. secgcr Of New York
city are the parents of a daughter, born
Saturday morning. Mrs. Seleger was,
before her marriage Miss jeanette Perel-
man daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l. e.
Iorelman of $50 North Winooski avenue.
Word has been received in Burling
ton of the death in Cherubusco. N. Y,
Of Thomas Henry Brady. only child
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Brady. The
child and his mother were recent Wis.,
ltors at the home of Mrs. w. p.
Lafayette.
In probate court yesterday there was
settlement and decree in the estate OF
| Martin II. Packard, late of Jericho. Roy
J.. Patrick and a. c. Whitney were ap-
| pointed commissioners and appraisers in
the estate of Charles II. Spear. late of
Burlington.
| Captain s. NJ kochersperger of Troop
]. of the Second cavalry with Mrs.
Kochersperger left Sunday noon for
Philadelphia captain kochersperger has
been given a four years detail In de-
| tached service for instructing militia
cavalry at Philadelphia.
The marriage of Patrick A. Leary OF
| 81 Maple street and Miss Elizabeth Hayes
of go College street took place Tues
| day morning at six o'clock at St. MarI's
|, Cathedral, the Rev Joseph F. ellis
| officiating. Mr. Leary is an overseer az
the Chace mills, and both he and Mrs
Lcary have but recently come here fr1n
Fall River, Mass.
The case of w. b. Dodge against NJ. M
Frank "A civil suit was begun Thursday
before T.. Ct. Webster, Justice of the peace
the plaintiff resting and the case being
continued until November |. J. j. En-
| right is attorney for Mr.. Frank and ]. +
| Iadd for thu plaintiff. The case is one
| IN general assumpslt and involves the cost
Of IS barrels of apples which were pur'
chased by Frank from Dodge.
Mrs. Freeman Willctt of go North stree
| celebrated her seth birthday annversar,
| Friday Mrs. Willett still enjoys gooC
| health ana is able to read and sew. Fri
| day several old friends took lunch will
| her and she received many beautiful
| flowers and nice gifts. Mrs. Willett ha
lived in burlington for - years. He
two daughters, Mrs C.. y. Wahlstrom an,
| Mrs. y. Davis. live with her,
| In probate court Monday there wcr
settlements and DEGREES in the estates o
Juan I.adue and Charles f. Greene, bot
late of Essex, and in the estate of JOIN
\. Goodrich, late of Burlington. Sara
| w. Spear ana Mrs. Judith Mitchell, q
this city. and Robert D. Spear of Chicago
Ill. were appointed executors in the estat
| Of Charles II. Spear, late of this city
| Jane Affair was appointed administ ratr
f. the estate Of Isaac I.avallee, late o
Wn0oski.
At the meeting of the Burlington Minis
tiers association held at the Hotel Yer
mont Monday afternoon. the Rev. |. {
Smart was elected president of the 1850
citation to succeed the Rev. g. V, Grismei
The Rev. G. j. Staples gave an address
on ''preparation of the Sermon" TIL
suhicct was discussed by the Revs. G. {
Adams, g. w Davenport, X. II. Wash
burnc ana g, V. Grismer. At the Noven
Dor meeting n paper will he read by tn
| Rev. r. II, Washburne
Much interest was manifested at
meeting Saturday evening at the S.
Thaycr school building when Or. f.
Clark gave n very interesting and ei
tightening discourse on "Ohedence.'
Tho course of his talk the speaker touch.
on many matters which have not bee
generally held as coming under the abo,
title ana, judging from the enthusiasts
manifested 10y his hearers, his idea m
the appreciation of all who have at hea
the welfare of the children entrusted
them. y musical program included son
well rendered piano selections by Mi
Ecully of Montreal
Champlan Lodge, No. :, knights
Pythas, worked the rank. Of esqul
Thursday and after, rendered d reco
ton to Past Grand Chancellor Rus:
w. Parish and wife. whose Goth wedd
anniversary it was. The Rev, Jam
s. Rraker reunited them in marriage a
PRESENTED them with a wedding cal
A tea cloth and napkins We're present
Mr. and Mrs. Parish, \ buffet lunch "
served S. j. Beattio read a letter Of &C
graduation from Grand Chancellor Co