Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-29

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The marriage OF Sergeant Charles II.
| Caswell Of Essex Junction, n member
Of the First Regiment. v. N. G.. and
Miss Kathryn NJ. Gordon OF Essex
junction took place Monday at the
First Church parsonage at $40 o'clock,
the Rev. G. G.. Adams performing the
| ceremony Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Caswell, the brother Of the
groom and his wife, and Mrs. Walter
Machia. The marriage had been plan
ned for a date in the near future but
the sudden orders of the V. N. G. to
entrain Immediately decided Mr. Cas-
well and his bride to have the cere-
mony performed at once.
Frank II. McCale of Malletts Bay.
| who was arrested about two weeks
ago on the charge of having made an
| assault on two men with a dangerous
weapon, pleaded guilty to the charge
| in city court Friday and was fined
ten dollars and costs. The sentence as
| to fine was suspended and he paid the
costs. The case grew out Of an at
tempt on the part of Mr.. McCale to
order two Burlington men who were
| fishing in the vicinity of hrs farm from
! the premises They refused to leave
and Mr.. McCale was charged with hav-
ing threatened them with gun, which
| he shot into the air.
reception was rendered last evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel l.. Cady a, their
residence on Main street, to the members
of the class of 1885. their families and
] md Ire m
Professor George H. Perkins. Professor
and Mrs. Samuel F. Emerson and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Roberts were also in
cluded in the invitations as personal
friends of many members of the famous
class Mrs. Cady received. assisted by
her guest, Mrs. William l.. Bull. Sc. upon
whom an honorary degree was conferred
yesterday by the university. The house
was decorated with the flowers of the
season in profusion. and the reception
proved to be one of the plea SAINT occa-
sions of the thirteth anniversary of the
| class of 1885. of which President BENTON
is member by adoption. Upwards of fifty
were in attendance.
At the beautiful home of Mrs. Ed
ward Wells on Summit street last eve
ming an informal reception was given
| j.. II.
Winchester. Mass. who. with their
daughter. have been the guests of Mrs
Wells for few days while on their
way to their summer camp at South
Hero. Mr. Metcaf was for 10 years
the beloved pastor of the Unitarian
Church in this city and Mrs. Metcalf
was held in affectionate regard by all
the members of the congregation. Mrs
Wells and Mr.. and Mrs Metcalf re-
ceived the guests. most Of whom were
former Practitioners of Mr. Metcalf
Retire. shments We're served, Mrs
Charles Wells and Mrs. w. c. Isham
presiding at the table in the dining
room. Mrs. Metcalf and daughter will
go to-day to South Hero. but Mr.. Met
calf has been summoned to Winchester
by a death and will return there before
going to his camp.
Thomas Ryan, overseer of the poor
at South Burlington. suffered a COM
pound fracture of his right leg Satur-
day afternoon, when the horse which
he was driving home from this city
kicked him. The accident happened
just as Mr.. Ryan had pulled the horse
down after it had attempted to run
away. The spirited animal became
frightened at the noise of an exhaust
of an automobile when near the cor
ner of Buell. and South Union streets
1t bolted down Union street, but Mr..
Ryan stuck to the scat and had sue
ceeded in controlling the horse, when
he turned up Main street. The wagon
was light express with no dash
hoard and the animal. while kicking
kicked up on to tho rest upon which
Mr., Ryan had his right foot Mr.. RYAN
stayed upon the seat of the wagon and
held the horse until the arrival of the
police ambulance in which he was
taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital.
In probate court June % Jules Smays
Of this city was appointed administrator
NJ the estate Of Mary McCabe late of
Burlington. with Frank II. Atwood and
: Rodger s. German commissioners. Viii
liam NJ. Dean of Charlotte was appointed
executor of the estate Of John G. Stafford,
late of Charlotte. There were settlements
and DEGREES in the estates of Jane Sid
: we'll and Harry Sidwell, both late of Bur-
lington. The will Of Francis A. Conroy,
, late of burlington. was filed for probate.
} Arthur w. Hill Of Burlington was APP
pointed administrator de bonis non cum
testamento anneXo of the estate Of Ann
Walton. late of Burlington F. W. Hall
of Essex was appointed administra tor of
the estate of George F. Mcintyre, late of
Colchester Bal G, Fuller Of Bristol was
appointed executor OF the will of John
Dolan. late of Burlington, with NJ
b. Strait and H. l. Goodsell of
Fairfax appraisers and r. b. Lamson
and Clarence r. White Of Burlington com
missioners