Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-07-19

Mary ]. Sibley. late Of this city. Oscar
W. Edwards and Edward J. Harrington
were appointed appraisers. Thomas
Reeves was appointed administrator with
the will annexed in the estate Of Orman
P. Ray, late Of this city. Clark c. Briggs
and Herald Stevens were appointed COM
missioners and appraisers.
The will Of Harmon e. Lee. late Of
Burlington. was proved at the probate
office Monday Ira l.. Hill was ap-
pointed executor thereof, with Charles
Deal and B. L. Tousley Of Burlington
commissioners and appraisers. Another
will, that Of Augustus w. Darlington,
also of Burlington. was filed Mon
day. E. o. Reynolds was appointed
executor. with John e. Lavell and H. ].
Cotton commissioners and appraisers.
r. o. Castle, wife and granddaughter,
Janet Matthews Of Lincoln, Neb., are
guests of the Van Ness House. Mr.. and
Mrs. Castle were formerly of Hinesburg.
leaving Vermont for Nebraska in 1900, and
this Is their first visit East since 1903.
They find Burlington wonderfully i'm
proved in this time, but meet few familiar
faces. They will visit Hinesburg, Willis
ton. st. George. Jericho and Underhill, the
scenes of their birth and early child
hood, returning to Nebraska about July Is.
DR.. B. ]. A. lombard was Thursday
appointed administrator of the estate of
Albert o. Palmer late of Burlington,
with r. w. Parish and William Thyme
commissioners and appraisers. Walter
f. Mckenzie of Burlington was appointed
administrator of the estates of the late
B. M. Mckenzie and Michael Mckenzie
of Burlington, with Frank ]. Dryer and
Thomas B. Redmond commissioners and
appraisers of the estate Of Michael
Mckenzie. The will of the late Orman
P. Ray of this city was proved yester-
day.
The will Of Thomas Liberty. late Of
Colchester, was proved Friday at the
judge Of probates office. Robert
Liberty of Plattsburgh, N. Y, was APP
pointed executor. and Henry Thayer and
Burton Hine of Colchester, commission
ers and appraisers. Palmer Davis Of
Underhill was appointed administrator
of the estate Of the late Frank A. Davis
of Jericho. with Jed T. Varney and
Irving A. Irish commissioners and APP
praisers. The will of the late Adelia
Ann Wentworth of Burlington was prov
ed Friday.
The partnership Of Dodge & McAuliffe.
druggists, has been dissolved, Richard
McAuliffe having sold out his interest to
Mr.. Dodge. The new owner will conduct
the store in the future under the name
Of the Dodge pharmacy. This drug store,
which is situated at the corner of Main
and Church streets. was conducted for
many years by J. G. Bellrose and was
sold but a short time ago to the afore.
ksx.~. A.
who is now in Maine on business. will
continue travelling for a surgical supply
house in Chicago.
A pretty wedding took place Sunday
evening at the cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
C. Clarke at Queen City Park, when their
daughter. Helen, was united in marriage
to William H. Brady, sergeant in the 18th
cavalry at Fort Ethan Allen. the Rev. C.
j. Staples performing the ceremony. The
cottage was decorated with the United
States flag. The bride wore a gown OF
white satin wolfe, with pearl trimming
and had corsage bouquet of roses. Music
was furnished by julius and Ina Rosen-
berg. There were many presents of cut
glass, silver and linen.
An appeal in the will of Catherine Ryan
late of Burlington. was filed Saturda,
| morning at the county clerks office
Catherine Lynch contestant. Thomas F
Conlon is the special administrator of tn,
will and the instrument was witnessed
| by Edmund c. Mower, Guy M. Page ant
| Levi p. Smith. The case is returnable a
the September term of Chittenden count,
court. Miss Lynch's bone Of contention
Is over that part of the document which
bequeathes the house at 81 Archibald
street to the Catholic diocese of Bur
lington.
| Two petitions for divorce were filed II
Chittenden county court Monday. Th
first was that Of Estella Brooks VS.. Franz
E. Brooks. Libellant's maiden name wa,
Estella Strong and the couple were mar
ried by the Rev. ]. F. Audet. The ground
alleged are wilful desertion, neglect an,
refusal to support. The other petition
was that of Ella Bird VS. Daniel Bird
Mrs. Birds maiden name was ELL
Laroque and the couple were married b.
the Rev. A. p. Clermont. They hav
two children. Intolerable severity an
refusal to support are the ground
alleged.
Lieutenant v. Paul Rousseau, son {
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Rousseau of 70 Boot
street, left Thursday for Fort Leaven
worth, Kansas. Orders assigning Lie;
tenant Rousseau to the seth Infantry,
s. A., were received by him Thursday
Lieutenant John i. Cootey Of RUTLAND
who has been assigned to the 26th II
fantry. left for Fort Leavenworth wit
Lieutenant Rousseau. Lieutenant Coote
was graduated from the university In 10
and commanded c company. Of the Fir
Vermont Infantry, then composed of un
versity students, during the regiment
stay at the Mexican border.
Frank w. Clark Of williston. pres
dent of the N. Z. NJ. p. A.. plains
have an all-Vermont gathering I
dairymen at his farm In Barton on I'll
anniversary of the Battle of Benninf
ton. He has invited John circuit I
New York. formerly of the Bosto
Chamber Of Commerce. who spoke I
the State Dairymens' association
this city last winter. and John Mu
dock OF Providence. r. l.. counsel
the Central Vermont. among the speal
ers. He hopes to get a band to pla
possibly Sherman's Military ban
, Luncheon will be served from 1890
1880. and the speaking will follow.
The marriage Of Miss Mary G. Smolli
y OF this city and William A. Grant Of l.
! Angeles, Cal. sergeant In the machi
gun company. Fort Ethan Allen. VI
4 Isolemnized at 5:15 o'clock Thursday afte
!. noon at st. Mary's Cathedral. the Re
. j. F. ellis performing the ceremony. r
a bride wore blue taffeta and a black pl
a ture hat. and had a corsage bouquet
a red roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smollir
= brother and sister-in-law of the bride. q
!, tended them, Mrs. Smollins wearing bl
a crepe de chine and a white picture hi
| She wore red roses. Following the Ger