Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-03
CITY NEWS

parents of a son, born Thursday morning.
son. Everett Carl. was born recently
to Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. McCaffrey of rs
Catherine street.
MIR. and Mrs. L. r. Cannon OF 81 Peru
street are the parents of daughter. born
Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. l.. Shutteworth of 129
North Prospect street are the parents vi
twin daughters, Betty and Agnes. born
Sunday.
The banns of marriage of william L.
Hartigan and Eleanor +. OSullivan
were published Sunday morning at
ST. Mary's Cathedral.
4 son. Leslie Arthur. was born Satur-
day morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Burton of |: Converse court Mrs Burton
ia at the Spai hawk sanitarium.
Word has been received of the birth Of n
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. william Gipps
Of Essex Junction. Mrs. Clips was form
crly Miss Mary Costello Of this city.
The suit of the Burlington Drug COM
pany vs. J. G. Bellrosc was filed Thursday
day at the county clerks office. Tho
plaintiff seeks to recover $500 on con-
tract.
Van A. Nye and Fred G. Webster of
this city were appointed commissioners
and appraisers of the estate of Julia A.
Richards, late of Burlington. in probate
court yesterday.
There were settlements and DEGREES IN
the estates of Louis Gilbert, late OF Bur-
lington, Lucinda w. Grinel. late of Essex
junction. and Ellen NJ. Lane. late of Bur-
lington, at the probate office Thursday.
Miss Georgia Devinc. secretary of the
New York School Garden association. and
supervisor of the garden work of the
model school of North Adams. Mass. has
been engaged to supervise the gardening
work of the pupils in the elementary
schools of the city.
Daniel II. Smith of Wnooski was APP
pointed administrator Of the estate of
Mary NJ. Smith, late of Colchester. in
probate court Saturday, with NJ. D. Nc
Mahon Of this city and +. +. Allard of
Winooski commissioners and appraisers.
Albert Wilson Of Mincvillc. y. Y. and
Aiphonse ]. Emond of Orleans enlisted in
the United States navy Saturday through
the local recruiting office. Both were
sent Saturday night to Newport, r. l..
TO enter the training station to become
apprenticed seamen.
William Fagga Of ST Paul street re-
ceived serious injuries to his left hand
Friday while at his work in the Hickok
Box factory. He was taken to the office
Of DR.. B. D. Adams on Pearl street, where
his injuries were dressed after which he
was taken to his home.
The case of Charles L. Jackson. In:
s. Jackson and Joseph c. Jackson o
Milton VS.. John Fl. Towne Of Milton.
case of contract involving $4,000 wa
filed at the office of the clerk o
county court Monday. The case i:
brought to recover on five promissor.
notes of 5000 each.
Clifford and Phelix Shackett. aged
seven and nine years, respectively
were in city court Saturday to answel
to the charge of habitual truancy. Thu
boys have refused to go to school ant
they were sentenced to the State In
dustrial School at Vergenncs for thu
remainder of their minority.
License was granted in probate cour
TUESDAY to sell real estate in the es
tate of William Devino, late of Winoo
ski. Frank Dow and John Chapman o
Hinesburg were appointed commission
ers and appraisers in the estates %
Owen and Margaret Cogans. late o
Hinesburg.
Announcements have been received il
town Of the marriage April 20 il
Hartford, Conn, of Miss Anna Grubel
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Grubel
to DR.. Barnet Frank. son of Mr. an
Mrs. Joseph Frank. The couple will b
at home here after May 10. Members O
the Frank family attended the wedding.
In probate court Monday Har
rsol d. Weller of Hinesburg was ar
pointed administrator of the estates
Owen Cogans and Margaret Cogan
both late of Hinesburg. Florence I
DevereuX of this city was appointe
Administrative of the estate of Ricr
ard ]. Devereux, late Of this city. wit
F. O. Beaupre and p. H. Corley con
missioners and appraisers.
News has been received in the city {
the death Of James Fl. Callahan Of Scht
nectady, n. Y, whose wife was Miss Cal
rie Van zandt Hauenstein OF this city. o
Sunday at Dausvile. n. Y. Mr.. Callahan
who was one of the most prominent res
dents of Schenectady. former postmastt
of the city. and editor and publisher {
the Schenectady Union-Star. attended ii
University Of Vermont for short time
the early sos.
WIIDeFt BlalT. VINO Is serving ser
tence in the county Jail. was take
into city court Saturday on con
plant and warrant charging him wit
breach Of the peace on March 1S. He Wa
found guilty on the breach of the peat
charge and was sentenced to serve n,
less than Is months nor more than tw
years at the State House of Correctio
at Rutland. This sentence was SUI
pended and he was placed in the han'
OF the probation officer for two years.
Patrick Henry. James MCGOWAN al
Frank McGaughan have been appoint'
by Mayor j. Holmes Jackson as regul
policemen. having been recommended
him by the police commissioners. Office
Henry and MCGOWAN began their duti
Sunday night and Officer mclaughlin W
begin his work as regular policeman
the near future. Officers Henry and NJ
Gowan have served before as regular G
ficers on the police force and Onic
McGaughan has served as a special c
ticer.
Mrs. Mary +. Lonergan of this eli
has been granted divorce decree fro
her former husband. Timothy F. Lo
"rgan. by Judge Leighton p. Slack, wi
is presiding at the present term
Rutland county court. The couple h,
formerly lived in Brandon so that 4
suit was filed in Rutland county cou
Mrs. Lonergan was also awarded a
mony amounting to $780, certain ne
sonal prODerty and a Yearlinp "a