Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-02
CITY NEWS

VII tStuuV
Mr.. and Mrs ]. W. ross are the par
tnta of a son born Monday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs T. \. Turcot are the
parents of son, horn Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs W. T.. Ferguson fell Saturday at
hcr home. a North Union street, and
broke her right arm.
MIR and Mrs. George c. Allen of 1E
North Champaign street are the parents
Cf son, born Sunday morning.
Tho viii of J. +. White. late of Bur-
lneton, was fled for probate at the pro-
bate office in this city Saturday.
Word was received yesterday in Bur
|itngton Of tho birth of a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Madden of
Brocllton, Mass
News has been received of the birth of
n daughter Monday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles s. Dow Of New Haven,
Conn, formerly Of this city.
MIR, and Mrs. Thomas Mclaughlin. .r.
are the parents of a son. born Sunday
afternoon at the home Of Mr.. Me
avenue.
The furniture. fixtures and other per
sonal property in the barb shop of
Henry Ward on Church street were at
tachcd by Deputy Sheriff Henry Todd
Monday on writ In favor of James Il.
Henderson, who owns the building.
In probate court Monday William NJ.
| Dean of 'hdrlDtta AnpOintpU adj
ministrator of the estate of Edna l.
Bickford, late of Huntington. with George
NJ. Norton and Janus S. sweet of Hunt
inSton commissioners and appraisers.
Cards have been received in town an
nouncing the marriage of Raymond p.
PerciN al. formerly of Burlington. to Miss
Marie Fisk Of Butler, Mo Their home
will be in Cole Camp. Benton county, Mo,
where Mr. Percival has stock farm.
Charles A. Reuss has become associated
with DR.. Gilbert Rist in the Gilbert Rist
Optical company and will do refractng
and general optical work Mr.. Reuss has
had eight years experience with DR.. Rist
previous to becoming connected with the
company.
John e. Marrnan. who was nominated
ward at the democratic caucus of that
ward last week Monday night, has filed
papers Withdrawing his name. Thursday
was the last day on which Withdrawals
could tie filed.
In probate court yesterday the will Of
Gilbert Arcaud. late of Burlington. was
fled for probate and the will Of Juliette
Crane late of winston was proved. In
tho latter estate Charles -. Warren was
appointed executor, and +. w j. Hawkins
and S. j. Beatty We're appointed commits
sioners
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Taylor left last
evening for three months stay at
saranac Lake. n. Y. Their apartment at
16a South Union street will be occupied
with Mrs Lucy 3. Taylor by Mrs. Sophie
n. Harmon and daughter, Miss Janet MGR
Harmon. of Shelburne, who came to Bur
linEton yesterday.
The writ of attachment on property be-
longing to Ashley Hoag Of this city was
filed at tho city clerks office Monda.
in the case OF Thomas Stanton against
Ashley Hoag. The case is returnable at
Grand Isle county court and involves
tho Fannie Doorway farm near the mouth
of the Winooski river.
Tho Vermont branch Of the Railwa :
Mail CLERKS association held meeting
n the Armory Sunday. which was the
day The ballots, cast by mail. were II
have been counted. There was not a
quorum at the meeting go the counting
of the ballots WAS left until next months
meeting March -.
Miss Eta Begins, daughter or Mr.. and
Mrs. George Begins of Crowley street.
end George !. Perras of SIS Maple street
were married at seven o'clock Monday
morning at st. Joseph's Church by the
/ MT. Rev. J. NJ. Cloarec. The couple were
attended by their fathers, Alphonse Per-
Ias and George Begins.
The divorce suit of Mary NJ. Hubbel
against Perley W. TIubbel was filed al
the office of the clerk of county cour,
Saturday. The parties We're married ir
n'!attsbulsh and the petition claims re-
fusal to support. adultery and desertion
The divorce case of Napoleon Brissette OF
this city against Mary i. RIissettc has al
b. been filed.
Azro NJ. Ascltne has been elected dele
gate by the local Methodist Church tc
the lay electoral conference. which is tc
meet at Saratoga. Byron y. Clark OF
Tho Y NJ. G. A. is the alternate deiegs to
Tho name Of NJ. Ascltine will go before
the conference as a candidate for dele
cato to the general conference from the
burlington district.
Tho marriage of Frederick f.. Collision
formerly of this city and now of Mon
tnua, and Miss Katherine Murray Of New
y orii formerly of Burlington. took place
Saturday morning AT six O'Clock at st
l'atIick's chapel. The Rev j. +. Gin.
performed the ceremony They were at
tended by Mr. and Mrs. George A. Coli
som.
Secretary Of State Guy W. Bailey ant
Walter II. Crockett Of the States public
IT. department met the executive commit
tee of the Vermont Hotel Mems associa
ton in this city Thursday and discussec
summer travel to Vermont. 1t tx probable
that the hotel men will shortly publish q
hOoklct setting forth some of the attrac
tons which the State has to offer as q
summer resort
\. y. Tiffany. who was nominated at tn,
tISth ward republican caucus 70
alderman from that ward, Thursday file,
papers of withdrawal as a candidate. Th
1indley Hall, who filed his nominate
on the republican ticket, and Il. ]. Walker
who filed nomination papers on an indie