Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-10-19
CITY NEWS

There was n settlement and decree in
e estate of Mary A. Lavigne, late oil
Is city, in probate court yesterday
News has been received of the birtn Oh
son. Russell Charles. to Mr.. ana MIS-
,alter c. Irish of Ridgway, IA LOT
lerly of this city
News has been received or inc ma, ~,
Miss Madeline Davis, formerly OF 'n,S
70 to Dr Alfred j. Gigure of LoWeh'
ass. September 3d. the ceremony taxing
ace at Lowell.
William II. Dewing and Loretta |" f"r-
err, both Of Richford. were married 1T
he Methodist parsonage Friday after
Don at three O'Clock by the Rev e v
|rismer
The case Of A. T. Young & Co. of New
ork AGAINST George Poulos OF TINS CITY
as filed at the office Of the clerk OF
bunty court. The case is one OF CONTRACT
nd involves $500
Or David Manson of this city was
ected and installed as president OF the
northeastern Dental association at ltS
nnual meeting which concluded It's ses-
ons In Hartford, Conn, Friday
A miscellaneous shower was given nj
he home of Mrs. Charles a. Reuss at ~
outh willard street Friday evening for
Hiss Elizabeth NJ. Thorpe Of Shelhuin1
honor of her approaching marriage t"
Ohm c. Voss of Elizabeth, n. j.
r. u ASernethy, Prof. I. w. Abernethy
md Mrs. Mary Abernethy moved Mon
ay from 30S Maple street to the house
/ 2S5 South Willard street, purchased by
hem several months ago and which has
cen extensively repaired and rcmodeled
Robert w. Daniels Of this city left
tonday for Niagara Falls, ~ Y. where
g will Sct temporarily as commandant
cadets and instructor i'm mathematics
DeNeaux College and later will take
p his duties in the regular army. having
eceived the appointment Of second lieu-
enant.
The divorce suit of May H. White
gainst William II White of this city
vas filed at the Office of the clork of
ounty court yesterday The suit sets
p non-support and adultery as grounds
or divorce and the plaintiff asks that
he may resume her maiden name, May
Howe Wing.
James Moloney of - George street, Will"
WORKING Tuesday morning for I. w. IL
A. Dakin, Inc, ON South Willard street,
vas hit by a two-inch plank which fel;
rom a staging ~ feet in the air, and SUI
cred bad bruises on his right shoulder
~ a '"''"lc VI we 'o''a' "oi'e' ~ ~
!. Clancy set the fracture,
The supreme court mas handed down
decision in the case Of State against
Eugene Martele which was tried in Bur
lngton city court on December o 1915.
he Judgment is that there was no error
the pro'ee ''HeS III 'he !oWer court
nat tne respondent take hotn!hS by ms
Ac'P'iohs an" must pay 'he me OF MY
oi'ars ana costs Inc case was one OF
uu''era'eu HIN
The body of John Smith of Illumination
who was drowned near the drawbridge
pm the long fill of the Rutland railroad
october S. was recovered Thursday morn
ng by party of searchers, very near the
place where he was seen to sink. tn,
body of L. 6. Morrill,, who was drowned
ht the same time, has not yet beer
ound The remains of Mr. Smith wer,
aiken to Huntington for the funeral anC
burial on Sunday.
Orville I Yandow Of Williston was il
kity court Saturday to answer to tn,
kharge in warrant issued by state,
attorney Hopkins of negligence in tn,
|unning of his automobile within the city
linlts. IhlS is one on the cases "her'
he traffic officer claims his directions
we're not followed. 1he case was con
lnued to nlne O'Clock thursday morning
November y. IAN was hxed at sou Alef
flartih becoming surety
DoC,o.chriard courcu Eriobte Of col
,robue oheervod roIur,hus do,. with .
,anouet and sneeches ot the Van Nos,
Iouse Tbur,d,v evcring ~ r.
yripht acted as toostmastar and snoocbe