Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-25

Mr. and Mrs. f.. Is. Allen or North
Willard street are the parents of n
daughter born Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Booth are the
parents of "a son, Edward Judson. End,
born yesterday morning at the Sparhawk
santarium.
Judge Howe of the United States dis
tlict court has appointed Claude d. Gra-
ton of this city a United States commits
sioncr for Vermont.
otto Charles Yantz and Eliza Allen
Osborne, both of Williston. were married
at the First Church parsonage Saturday
morning by the Rev. c. c. Adams. The
couple We're unattended.
About fifty from Champain Valley
Grange visited Colchester Grange Friday
evening the trip being made by auto
mobiles. The visitors were cordially well
coined and a fine banquet was served.
The case of the Howard National bank
of this city against the Ar5uckle COM
pany was filed Mt The Office of the clerk
of county court Monday. It Is con-
tract case involving $1,000 the amount
of Il loan
In probate court Friday Alfred c.
Whiting was appointed administrator Of
the will Of Mary X. Bowers, late Of
burlington, with w. G. Isham and
Arthur w. Hill commissioners and
appraisers.
Miss Mildred Bushey of Piattsburgh,
n. y, and George Cobb of Keesevlle, n.
", were married Friday evening at
st. Joseph's Church by the Rt Rev. j. NJ.
Floarec. The couple We're attended by
Arthur Bassette and Mrs. Agnes Bas-
settle.
News has been received of the birth
of a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert +.
Stevens, Jr in lIorseheads, y. v, on
May IS. Mr.. Stevens was u V. NJ.
man in the class OF 1910 and Mrs.
Stevens was formerly Miss Vera
Wheeler of Households
The divorce case of Addie ]. Laroe
against Joseph Laroe of this city was
heard at the county court house Thurs
day before Judge Ied s. Stanton and
Assistant Judges II. W. Tracy and f.
w Hall. Tho divorce was granted on
the grounds of intolerabe severity.
\ linen shower was given last evening
FOR Miss Bertha NJ Hinckley of Al Front
street Ivy Mrs. Eva Bouchard and Miss
Margaret Roberts. About 80 were present
She received many beautiful gifts Her
marriage to Louis Chicoirc will take place
June j. There We're games and refresh
ments.
Two marriages wore performed at st.
Josephs Church Tuesday afternoon by
the Rt. Rev. j. NJ. Cloarec At three
o'clock Emory Norbrs and Anne Philo-
meme Forant were married and at four
O'Clock William Nbnahan and Ellen Alapa
were married. All four persons are from
this city.
Another case has been filed against the
Albuckle company at the office Of the
clerk Of county court 1t is contract
case, brought by the lockwood company
of Brooklyn. n. y, who claim that the
defendant is Indebted to them to the
amount of $1,000 The case is returnable
at the coming September term of court.
In probate court Tuesday the will of
John Lessor. late of this city was filed
for probate. The will of Margaret j.
t'cnninR, late of Burlington, was proved
and Margaret G. Dennng and Ann 6.
lenning were appointed ADMINISTRATORS,
with - j. Nolan and F. Cossrove
of this city commissioners and an.
pgaisors.
In probate court Monday the will of
John McGovern, late of Richmond, was
proved. The viii Of Stoddard b. Martin,
late of Burlington, was filed for probate
iGthera L. Barstow was appointed ad-
niuistratriX of the will of Elsie NJ Bar
ttoW, late of burlington. with C. p Ray
aud T. NJ. Spear commissioners and ap.
praiscrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Reuss enter
tanned the members Of the Alpha Kappa
Kappa fraternity at n house warming
party at their new home at 10 South
Willard street last evening Mr. Reuss
is an ex-member Of the class of 1910 of
the Vermont College of Medicine and is
now associated with the c. r. Rist
Optical company of this city.
state Auditor Horace r. Graham of
Montpelier was in this city Friday
aud audited the accounts of G. j. Rus
As"li clerk and James II. Allen, sheriff,
for the March term Of county court
The March term Of court cost the state
total of s2,5S1.7S for the IS days on
which it was in session, with grand
= jury on one day. There were lis cases
tried at this term.
Mrs. George II. Wilder went yesterday
7" Bratteboro where she will sing the
part in honeymoon Lane" which she
sang when the musical show was staged
IL TINS city. Louis Phlbrook will stage
the snow in Brattleboro for the Brattle-
nor" band, there being three perform.
ah'"s on Friday evening, Saturday after.
noon ard Saturday evening
AR. and Mrs. II. : Howard and daugh-
t"rS Susan ANA Harriet. left TUESDAY
VIA Montreal for Canon CITY. Colorado.
T. attend the wedding Of Mrs. Towards
niece, Miss Anna Burgess of that CITY
Nhose marriage to Leon Starr Of Chi
cago takes place ON Saturday. Mrs
Mary Hertz will accompany the MARTY
I" Kansas city, Mo, where they viii
visit relatives.
MISS Armcnic Richer, daughter of Louis
Ilchcr of "a Harrison avenue, and Wilfred
lcXuezd of Winooski were married at
80 O'Clock Monday morning at St An
thongs Church, by the Rev W. A. Pla-
pondon. The couple We're attended bv
Louis Richer, father of the bride. and nv
!. beXtrezd, brother of the groom After
short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Dex-
trezd will reside at Lakeside.
Miss Couclia Merrill was given a sur
prise novelty shower at her home at