Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-10-05
Edward Hildreth of North avenue is

bearing inc fennSylVanla licen3o num-
Der 1850. the car belonging to the Stern
berg estate. Mr. Hildreth went out into
the road to get on to an electric car
where he was standing when struck by
the machine His injuries are not ser-
Gus.
At the annual meeting of Cathedral
Court, No. 562, c. q. T., the following
officers were elected: Chief ranger,
Thomas A. Dclany: vice-chief ranger.
John j. Cross; recording secretary, James
A. Hale: financial secretary, George II.
Marengo; treasurer, Edward y. Corcy.
speaker II. j. Bray: trustees. j. s.
O Brian, John H. Ryan and Edward
ilynos.
At session of United states court.
presided over at. the federal building in
/ this city Friday morning by Judge
lfarland r. Howe. the firm of Brown &
Roby. formerly of this city, was
adjudicated bankrupt and the case was
referred to NJ. q. Leary, referee in bank
rup:cy. Nine men presented naturaliza-
tior papers to become citizens of this
country.
/ cahlegram Just received from
/ France states that Charles 5. Marks,
! brother of George W. Marks of this
| city, has again been seriously injured
! lie had but Just returned to his com
inand, having been wounded in the
| shoulder June ., at the time of the be
| ginning of the allied advance, and was
! discharged from the field hospital about
two weeks ago
| Mrs. Harry f. Perkins gave n tea Tues
lday afternoon from four to six o'clock
at her home on South Prospect street for
! Mrs Dudley Morris and Mrs. Nathaniel
oring of friends Of both ladies' being pres
cnt. Mrs. Morris has hccn spending some
time in burlington with her mother. Mrs
! F.. H. Powell, and Mrs poorley has been
the guest of Mrs. i. V. IIoyt during the
summer.
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In probate court Friday Thomas T.
FITZGERALD of Niuoosb was Amounted
administrator of the estate Of Anton
Winderl late of \Vinonski with Henry
Conlin and c. G. Allard of WinoosN com.
,missioners and appraisers The will of
'Antha O. Taft. late of Burlington. was
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Arthur Pratt of Colchester was arrcrt.
ed Yesterday bv Sheriff J. II. Allen on a
warrant issued nv states Attorney r. +.
HOPKINS. charging him with netit larcen..
He is charged with having stolen a baa
of cracked corn and another of hen feet
from the burlington FIGURING compan..
whose mill is lust south of the Winoosk
bridge. Pratt was taken into city cour
and his case continued. O. NJ Searles he
coming surety in the amount of $50
MISS Hileh NJ Me'ehuy' uaushter
"iS' r. % I''e"oH oi 81 Greene street
married yesterday afternoon at thu
brides nome by the Rev. &. c. Adams
pastor of the First Church. Only tn
immediate families of the bride ant