Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
CITY NEWS

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nd Mrs. George Il Monroe Of 223
rect are the parents OF son, born
was a settlement and decree in
hte of Delana NJ. Stevens, late OF
in probate court Tuesday.
nd Mrs. George Lavalley OF 40
I'D street are the parents OF
I'm Thursday at the Mary Flet-
pspital.
case of Erastus r. Wallis
Truman r. Anderson of CHAR
contract case involving s2,7Oo.
cd at the Office of the clerk OF
court THURSDAY
:. l.. Woodbury. is in New Haven.
where her daughter. Mrs. K. {.
underwent successful operation
bendicitis yesterday. Mrs, Hays
IN is very satisfactory.
bbate court yesterday Daniel BliFe
mond was appointed administrator
estate Of Mary McGovcrn, late OF
md. with Soloman Green and John
commissioners and appraisers
Alice II. Derby, who has been
bg the summer with her sister,
n. Thomas. at 1877 Loomis street,
ndAy evening for East Orange.
where she will resume teach
rebate court Friday Fred +.
Essex was appointed adminis-
of the estate of Marcia May, late
EEK, with ". w. sinclair and
Bixby of Essex commissioners
|praisers.
Howard Relief society makes an
for donations of clothing for
IN of school age. also for in
clothing. The demand on the
for these articles is great and
pply is low.
George W. Benedict, associate pro-
of English at Brown University,
friday for Providence. r. l.,
bending the summer WITH his moth
$. G. G. Benedict His wife Will
for a while longer.
democratic nominee for city
entative from Burlington, nomi-
at the primary held Tuesday, is
Saltus. who received total
ht votes, five more than any other
those name was written in upon
Hot, thereby being elected.
r. A. Barney has resigned her
bn as forolady at the Essex Manu-
ing company, where she has been
ston for similar work. She was
ted a handsome leather bag by
RI employees of the company.
lawrence Hills, who has been
ng the summer in burlington as
lest Of his parents, Professor and
l.. Hills Of North Prospect street.
hturday evening for Madison. Wis,
he will resume his duties as an
ctor at the University Of Wisconsin.
Troy conference commission or ch'
ment has appointed Saratoga
S as he seat of the annual session
pril Bishop William Burt of But
i'll preside. The Rev, Charles Val
Grismer, D. u. of this city is
er of the entertainment commission
probate court Monday Frank
i,,to n
istrator of the estate of Lucy
ur, otherwise known as Lucy
Il. late Of Winooski. with J. Henry
tells and Isaac Patcnaude OF
bsk commissioners and apprais-
case in chancery of Isaac Rosen-
gainst Louisa NJ. D. Taft, ct al
bled at the office of the clerk o!
court Friday. The case IN
the lease taken by Mr.. Rosen-
in 1913 of the drug store at the
west corner of College and
h street.
republican county committee
hittenden county met at the Office
ties Attorney T. T.. Hopk ms Sat
afternoon for the purpose of or
htion. Henry Todd of this cit,
|hosen chairman. w. w. Miller o
hond secretary and Edward Henri,
derhill treasurer.
fph Kerscnner of Bright street ha
ed letter from his brother-in-law
~ Order in Russia, stating tina
d been captured on his way to thi
ry, and held spy by the Germans
SKIS Mr.. Kerschner to send hin
" to aid in his release as he is no
and this Mr.. Kerschner will do.
nix II. Buckley, local postofflce in
Dr, has been transferred from thi
ct to the Hartford, Conn. distric
II NJ. Burke from the New Haver
district has arrived in this cit
<e the place Of Mr.. Buckley. Mr.!
and son are also here, the fam
aking their home in the Wake
home night was observed by Gree
tain Lodge. No, |, !. o. O. F.,
rooms Tuesday. After the TO
program was carried out n buff
was served in the banquet hal
ion, orchestra solo, Marion Keele
Caleb Cassavant; selection, orche
remarks, the Rev. c. A. Boyd; r.
:. the Rev. George Davenport; sele
orchestra.
probate court Thursday licen:
granted to sell real estate in II
of Charles +. Macomber. la
Testford. There We're settlement
hecrees in the estates of Elswor'
Arthur. late of Burlington. Bue
ay, late of Jericho, and Henry
+, late of Richmond. The will
son w. Pierce, late Of Hinesbur
filed for probate.
liam F.. Mongeon, who was forr
when tried by a city court jury
he his automobile in a careless q!
gent manner, Tuesday paid t
mt Of his fine, s25 and costs. in ;
nting to s9l0?. to the clerk of Il
This of course settles the cas-
h will not be taken 10 supreme cou
as announced by counsel for NJ
S,1I 10 x,arltr,