Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-28
CITY NEWS

son was born yesterday morning to
and Mrs T. w. Quincy of 10 Adsit
It..
license was granted in probate court
erday to sell real estate in the estate
Louise Mary Allen, late of Burling-
r. and Mrs. Henry Giddings of Nova
tia are the parents of son. porn
TENDER "a Mrs. Giddinss VIII be
rendered in Burlington as MISS
hes Curtis.
shan Malatair Of 50 Malletts Bay ave
Winooski. and Nellie Lozellc of =
Lsell street Winooski, were marr'e
Monday afternoon by Justice of
Peace Ladd
probate court Monday there were
dement's and DEGREES in the estates u
Use osborne, late of Willis'on, John
RYDER. late of Burlington. and Nora
Gale. late Of South burlington.
he Rev. and Mrs. George W. Davon-
received many fluctuations sun
which was the 10Th anniver-
V Of their marriage. They wcr"
/
ndon by the Rt. Rev. \. G. \. Hall.
hrs. Julia Bromley of rs Grant street
eived telegram Tuesday an
ancing the death Of her brother
his Stevens. of Coyote. Cal. on Fri
He was born IN Huntington in
0. went to California in 1850, and
since resided there.
he condition of Mrs. Ellen Philips VINO
empted to commit suicide at Under
Monday night, was about the same
the Fanny Allen hospital yesterday.
operation was not performed and the
man appeared to be in better condl-
than sho has been since being
ught to the hospital
he registration of pupils in the Bur
kton public schools at the end of the
It week showed a total enrolment of
b. distributed among tie various
ools as follows: High school SO, junior
h school. 32S. Adams. l16. Ira Allen,
Lawrence Barnes. @76; ChampIain,
Converse Iii: Pomeroy, o.; Thayer'
H. o. Wheeler, 322.
etters are being sent out by the ~
mbers of the board Of directors of The
rmont Association for the Prevention
Tuberculosis to their friends, urging
m to join the association. The letter,
a very brief manner. gives the objects
the association and tells of the means
ich will be used to raise the funds
h which the work is to be conducted.
The case of stephen Trayah of Mil
against Oliver Trayah of the same
h. Of
rk of county court Friday. The
ion is one of tort, the plaintiff
ng for $1,000 and costs, the damage
lined by him as the result of tho
eyed alienation of the affections Of
wife by the defendant.
b. A. Baldwin. deputy sheriff from
nesburg. brought Frank Cadarette
d Harold Emmons to county jail
nrsday. The mon are charged with
hit larceny, the alleged offense being
theft Of some chickens. They were
zen into city court and their cases con
ued to October at 1000 n. m. Bai
s fixed at 500 in each case and was
Finished.
Nm appeal from the decision Of the IN
bore. late of this city. was hled al th'
flee of the clerk of county court Mon
y Tho netition is presented by Max =.
veu and involves the CONTRACT for the
lndation Of tho Hotel Vermont. The
b1tract case of George Smith aEains'
seph E. and Ellen Amin, involving $500
rs also filed
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,nras If Colchester was appojntef
,,i,istro+rix Of tho estate Of Alexi,
hucas ,ato of Colchester Thore wa,
settler,ont and decree in the ostat,
Ellen NJ. Day, late OF Colchester
alter s. Brown and Arthur )
banagh of Cnderhlll were app"lnt''
PpralserS oil the estate OF EIoh Hur
H. late OIL IoIeoo' ONO
,,rs William, Pottors ,vas accidon.
H., sho, th.o,,,b tbo eo.b,. ro,t -
orn, ,rburs1a,. ,,,or,,t,,c u.hor no
,shard acridarto11,. di.cbareod a .
,ibro rifle Tho accidcp, occ,i,ro,
hon Mr. Eotters was taking tho gu,
hart TO he hacked away. Tho bul1o
lssed through her arm hl''lhE IN
all behind her DR. d. a. Shca wa
mmoned ana dressed the wound y
rlous results are expected.
pavot+a Nondolsobp G. 90 and rob
ALDEN prosecutors TUESDAY file
tho ofice Of tho cIorls nf coupt
,rrt casa arainst lanes A Ncr,l
r. Of rurlinrton G \ Ncslcv Law
noe Rartlov and Waltor r Whit,
he caec is ono of contracf inc main
IFS claiming s691 dino. which was ~,
~ os,ato - ,a, NJ,
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The marriage Of Miss Ruth Lloy
thompson, second daughter of Mr.. al