Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-15
CITY NEWS .

settlement xne decree In the estate Of
katherine McCabe, late of Burlington.
There vas settlement an: decree in
the estate Of Clareaate Earl Smith. late
OF Huntington. ia probate court yester-
day
In probate court Friday Solon 10.
Grey Of Derby was appointed executor
Of the will Of Otis r. Moulton, late OF
this city, with Van a. Nye and u. ID.
Worthen commissioners end appraisers.
Articles of association of tho Lakeside
orchard, Inc. were fled at tho office of
the clerk OF city court Tuesday. The
incprpo-ators are G. d. Ordway, H. L.
Winter and A. A. Tiffany. with a capital
stock Of $4,000.
TfA. marriage Of Michael Norman anc
Miss Mabel Williams, both of this G.ty.
took tjAco Thursday in the First Church
parsonage, tho Rev. G. e. Adams per-
forming tho ceremony. They were attend
81 by Mr.. and MrA L. W. Williams of Is
johnson street.
Mis-. j. c. French Of San Diego. Cal {,
,ompanicd by Mrs. George J.. Holtan
arrived IN town yesterday from Hard
wick, whe.e tue body of DR.. French was
taken to be placed in the vault until
spring. DR.. and Mrs. French spent many
summers In town. staying at the New
Sherwood. where Mrs. French and Mrs.
lloltcn ere remaining for few days.
The fame Of Burlington's grey squirrels
has Travelled far and wide and recent
letter from n. A. MacIvor from Edmon-
ton, Alberta, nalis for a pair OF tho Ereys.
Mr.. MacIvors letter was addressed to
City Clork NJ. c. Grandy and no desires
20 get in touch with some one from whom
4 4 AL NJnr-
1vors address is 1@-GO3 Stony Plain Road,
Edmonton.
The case OF Charles Case. who was
arrested on the charge of violating the
State statute in regard to soliciting orders
for intoxicating liquor, which was to have
been taken up jr city court yesterday
morning, WAC continued to Wednesday
morning, March 2S. at nine o'clock. The
case was continued on account of r. e.
Brown, attorney for Caise, who is busy
with the Smith-Rcynolds case in county
court.
a very enjoyable birthday party was
given Casper *. Jones at his home OF
South Winooski avenue Tuesday night t.
celebrate his Fist anniversary. 1t also
took the form of farewell party, Mr..
Jones leaving the latter part of the wce,
for Bristol, where he has a position with
the Bristol Manufacturing company. lie
was presented with a travelling case. the
presentation speech beng made by
Arnold HaiSh
The latest recruits to Join the United
States navy through the local recruiting
office are George e. and Clarence H. Pope
twin brothers, whose home is in ST Johns.
bury. The young men are 81 years OF age
The former was sent Monday to the re-
cciving ship at the Brooklyn navy yard
II being his desire to becoE,e baker
| The latter will be blacksmith, and he
has been sent to the training station n
| Newport, r. l.
NJ. L. Powell, acting as auctioneer
sold at public auction Saturday after
| noon, the brick building at ISL st. Pau
| street and the wooden barn in the rear
Both structures were bid in by the
Eieslich Construction company. Alder
| V. Kieslich bidding in the brick build
ing for 5000 and Oscar Heininger hid
ding in the wooden building for s125
Mr.. Powell plans to erect a large gar
age on the site.
In probate court Monday license wal
| granted to sell real estate in the estate o
Elizabeth Riley. late of this city. F. L
| Pine was appointed administrator of tn
estate of Josephine Muir Martelle. late o
Beaupre and Louis Pine were appointe
commissioners and appraisers in thi
estate. Walter c. Isham was appointe'
administrator of the estate OF Mary Alic
ST. Pierre. late of Burlington.
In probate court Tuesday Clark A
Wright of Milton was appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Miles w. New
ton, late of Colchester, with the will an
nexed, with ]. Murray Wright and vii
liam H. Munson commissioners and ar
praisers. Arthur w. Hill and w. A
Towne were appointed commissioners {
the estate of Mary Alice st. Pierre. lat
Of Burlington. There was a settlemcr
and decree in the estate of John Dollar
late of Burlington.
Records of the vital statistics for Bul
iington, as filed at the Office of the cit
clerk, show that during February thel
were Is births. % males and % females
There were SO deaths. 1G males and
females. The oldest woman 10 die was
and one man of the same age died durin
the month. One mother II years of az
had her second child; another, "a yeal
of age, had her 18th child, and still al
other. AZ years of age. had her 18th chill
There were IS marriages in the city durin
the -IOnth
A decd was filed a. the office of tn
city clerk Monday transferring II
property at 4l3 and 4c3 Pearl street frol
Elihu D. TAFT to the Hotel Dieu. Fam
Allen hospital. Tie transaction we
made through Jotn O'Neii and the pro-
er;y sold connects with that alread
owned at the corner of Prospect CT
Poarl streets upon which tn new DeGoe
hriand Memorial hospital will be bull
Tho purchase gives an additional from
ace on Pearl street OF about four rod
There are at prerent two bS4ck :'sIld.hl
upon the land.
me case of the estate OF r. H. AGarpb
Mary Murphy special administrative, pr
toncnt. against Margaret NJ. Quicn al
kathcryn NJ. M--ccn, contes: ants, an a
peal from crohasc. was hl.si at tine on
OF the clerk OF county court 'cnursda
-hree divorce suits vera fled. Tlom
n. Bruce sues Carrie A. Bruce on 1!
grounds of intolsrable severity and desc
ton. Marie A. 1fillar sues John il. NJ
Ter on tho same grounds. Jennie NJ Be
settle charges Eruest r. Bcssettp with i
to'erabie severity and non-suvport.
CHARLES Howard OF this city was a
rested by the polise department Sa
urday aad turned over to Sheriff Frar
II. Tracy, sheriff of Washington cou
~. coward n charged with harir
Jumped a board bill amounting
&2S at the Montpelier Housa. liz hon
Ia 90 North Wsnooski avenue In tn
Guy. where his family resides. Ho,