Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-27
CITY NEWS

nine ana "a NAH pouuu sun NoS O''"
nday night to Dr. and Mrs V. IL Cof-
of Monroe street.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
D. Lynch of 81 North street at the Mary
tcher hospital July 20.
There was settlement and decree
probate court Thursday in the
ate of Moses Bissonotte. late of
hesburg.
son was born to DR.. and Mrs J. c.
Manama of Waltham. Mass. on Fri
:. Mrs. McManama was Miss Eliza
h Winl<el of this city.
George Garrow and Nellie Ahearon.
h of Plattsburgh. n. Y, were mar
by the Rev. James S. Braker at
Baptist parsonage last Thursday.
!. +. Hopkins and C. r. White of
city were appointed commission
in the estate of Henry c. Ryan,
Of Paul Smiths, n. y. in probate
TT yesterday.
-hc selectmen of South Burlington
'e appointed C. C. Bliss special con-
BILE. 1t ia expected that he will help
serve order and also aid in enforc-
the sanitary rules at Queen City
rk.
IRIS Minnie VI. Parker Of % 1sham
eet announces the engagement of her
lighter, Helen NJ. Barker, to Frederick
Albert of Washington, y. c. Miss
rter is spending the summer with her
ther.
probate court Monday the will
Alma NJ. Johnson, late of Essex. was
bved. Mary Wolcott Of this city
$ appointed Administrative in the
ate Of Elijah w. Wolcott. late of
chester.
probate court Friday there
re settlements and DEGREES in the
ates Of George w. Deberville, late
Burlington. Castine Spicer. late Of
ell Rock, Iowa. and Libbie Daniels.
e of Essex.
Eews has been received in this city Of
birth Of a nine round boy. Drill Law
zee Fountain, to MIR. and Mrs. George
untair of Higheate Springs. on July
Mr.. Fountain is a grandson of Mrs
omas Peterson Of this city.
hinst Rebecca Cohen has been filed
the office of the clerk OF county
,rt. The plaintiff sues to recover
900 in payment for the alienation
her husbands affections by the de-
hdant.
he Misses Marie Lynch ard Gertrude
valley rendered Miss Eva Albert a
en- shower at her home, % King street,
honor Of her approaching marriage to
hn Brispon. About 40 were present, in
ding her sister from Claremont, n. H.
cream and cake were served.
Walter i. Perley yesterday closed
fish and sea foods shop on lower
arl street. known as the Carpenter
riley Fish company. The stock on
nd was bought by the Burlington
sh company of Bank street. Mr..
rley's plans for the future are not
tiled.
There was a settlement and decree
the estate of Samuel C. Warner, late
Colchester, in probate court Tues
y. Nazaire Matte was appointed ad-
nistrator of the estate of Judson
oville. late of Colchester, with
omas Reeves and T. E. Hopkins of
s city commissioners and apprais-
1.-Two suits were nled at the office OF
clerk of county court Friday in
hich the Howard National hank OF
IS city is plaintiff. One is against
celia Arbuckle and trustee and the
her against Cecilia Arbuckle. Both
cases of contract involving two
ties, one for $4,000 and the other fol
$50.
The Bremerton, Wash. SearchliGht
blished at the Puget Sound nav,
I'd, announces the promotion to &
ptaincy of Lieut. Tom II. Barber
n of C. A. Barber of this city. The
archlight refers to him as one OF the
psf popular marine officers stationed
the navy yard, where he has beer
nCe last winter
Mrs. F. NJ. Bell gave n tea al her HON,
South Winooski avenue from four q
yesterday afternoon for her maid o
nor Miss Norma Turner, of New Yorl
rs. Bell Miss Turner and Mrs Allen re
ived the guests. Miss Lucinda Smitl
tered. Miss Turner will he the CUES
Mrs, Bell for a few weeks.
Treasurer II. S. Howard of the Yer
ont Chapter Of the American Re,
ross has received a letter from Col
Ell Reeves, in command of the Yer
ont National Guard on the Mexica
rider, acknowledging the receipt O
81 dozen pairs of goggles sent b
chapter and expressing the thank
the officers and men Of the regi
emit.
The tourist business at the loca
Dtels was never as good al it has bee
Tar the present summer. and it ap
lars to be increasing as the seaso
rogresses. The Hotel Vermont
PnE capacity business most OF tn
bnc and the Van Ness also has yer
FaVy registrations while the Ne'
perwood is coming in for it's fu
bare of tourists. AS high as 20 pan
es have been registered at the Nei
ont in one evening.
Rhodes scholarship candidates hav
bout two months and one week ye
bone" in preparation for the exam
|ations which take place Tuesday an
ednesday, October 3 and T. Tn
fholarshps do not date, howeve
fom next October, but from Octobe
F17 \ special State committe
nooses the winner Application
pould be sent to President Guy Pc
pr Benton. 1t is understood there al
announced applicants as yet.
Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Brothers, WI
ere arrested Thursday, charged wit
btainng goods under false pretence
ere found guilty in city court FIR