Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-01
CITY NEWS

Nr and Mrs. Charles McKernan Of 331
ST. Paul street are the parents OF a
aaughter Eleanor Lois, born October ~.
A license to sell real estate in the
estate of Minot w. Smith. late OF Essex,
was granted in probate court Thursday.
There was settlement and decree
in probate court Tuesday In the es-
tate of Carlton r. Emo, late of Char
lotte.
Licenses to sell real estate were granted
in probate court Friday in the estates
of Sylvester f. Hathaway and Thomas
A. Crosby, both late Of this city.
on and after to-day the regiments known
os the 18th and 10th will be designated the
10th and nth regiments Of field artillery,
respectively
Eiwyr Ellsworth Dresser Of Lyndon
willie enlisted at the local navy recruiting
station Friday as fireman, second
class. He will proceed at once to re-
ceiving ship in Boston.
There were settlements and DEGREES in
the estates Of Julia Velmar and Thomas
Hojer, both late Of this city. and Perry
Read, late Of Hinesburg in probate court
Thursday.
Of the birth of a son October . to Mr..
and Mrs. H. J. Partridge Of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Partridge was Miss Hazel NJ. Gates
% Burlington.
Ralph Guy Farr and Miss Mildred J.
Bean Of Milton were married ut the First
Church parsonage Saturday morning.
They were unattended. Mr.. and Mira. Farr
will reside in Brandon.
willard e. Greene was appointed ex-
ecutor Of the will Of Mary w. Greene.
late Of this city. by Judge J. II. Macom-
Der in probate court Friday. A. q.
whittemore and f. 8. Adsit were ap-
pointed commissioners.
The October term Of Chittenden county
court will be resumed on Friday morning
for the purpose of taking UP court cases.
1t was adjourned till that time at the con-
clusion of yesterdays burglary case by
the presiding Judge. Frank L. Fish.
In probate court yesterday, Cora l..
Dunn of this city was appointed admin
istratrix Of the estate Of Lucy Bar
tholomew, late Of this city. Frank j.
Dwyer and Peter Lander were appointed
commissioners and appraisers.
Mrs. c. A. Stone Of this city has re-
of her son, Jack, who went there on a
special mission for the government Mr..
stone was recently commissioned a
nt.commander in the United States
navy.
e. w. Henry of Underhill was ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
Emma S. Metcalf, late of Underhill
in probate court Tuesday. F. j. Rob-
inson Of Underhill and Ira e. Morse OF
North Underhill were appointed COM
missioners and appraisers.
Lucius Webb of East Granville and
Charlotte S. Walker Of Middlebury were
married in the Baptist parsonage by the
Rev. James s. Braker on Friday evening
The following evening at the same place
Harvey r.. Guestin and Eva Augusta
Cross, both of Burlington. we're married
by Mr.. Braker.
The members of the jury Of the October
term of county court were paid yester'
day, as there was no further business or
hand for their services. The IL members
Of the Jury who decided the case OF the
State VS.. Joseph Smith yesterday are
however subject to call should theil
presence be demanded.
Frank c. Kaatx, who was found guilty
In county court by jury trial Tuesday
afternoon of practicing medicine withou
license, will take his case to the supreme
court on exceptions. This move was de-
cided upon yesterday after the chiro
practor. so-called, had had a consultation
with his attorneys. Bail In his case OF $oO
was furnished by Enos Howard.
Mr.. and William p. Hall announce tn
the marriage of their daughter. Gladly
Mae, to Ralph Havelock SOULS, which
took place on Thursday morning at clever
o'clock, very quietly. They were ATTENDED
by Miss Jane Wardwell and w. P. Hall
Jr., brother of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs
SOULS have gone to Boston on their wed
ding trip, and on their return will liv
at 8 Wilson street.
Announcement was made in Brooklyn
n. Y, Saturday Of the engagement o
Miss Helen Isabel Carter, daughter o
Mrs. Frederick L. Carter of Brooklyn. t.
Lieut.. w. H. J. O'Bren, son Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Thomas O'Brien Of New Haven
Conn. DIR. O'Brien. who is at presen
stationed at the Post, was graduated from
the Yale Sheffield school in 1908. and from
the Yale Medical school in 1912.
Edgar Foster of Essex and Theodor
Tolstoy Of Winooski were arraigned II
city court Friday on informations f1le
against them by City Attorney Hamilton
S. Peck. which charged them with pass
ing street cars in their automobiles Will
passengers were in the act Of alightin
from the cars. On their pleas of guilt
Foster was fined $500 and costs of $7.OE
while Tolstoy paid $500 fine and $S.1
costs.
Another case for the March term o
county court was entered at the count
clerks Office Friday. William Sordii
and Francis Sordiff being the plaintiffs
while a namesake. Oliver Sordiff, is mad
the defendant. ! the petition filed Fri
day. the plaintiffs allege that the de
PENDANT is indebted to them in the sur
Of $500 for goods furnished. 1t is 70
the recovery Of this amount with jus
damage. that the plaintiffs bring suit.
The marriage of Miss Julia A. Gleason O
this city and DR.. James 8 Norton of She
burne took place yesterday afternoon a
$3.50 o'clock at st. Mary rectory. the Re,
J. F. ellis performing the ceremony. The
were attended by =. G.. Ellsworth an
Mrs. Flort Vaudeville. DR.. Norton Is
graduate of the medical college Of tn
University Of Vermont class of 1894, an
recently settled in Shelburne. The brid
wore travelling suit.
Last Weeks Morrlsvile News and Cit
gems says: THE marriage of John !
Bean of Burlington and Miss Lena Scar
OF this place occurred at 7:3O o'cIoc
a. m. to-day at Holy Cross Church TheI
was large attendance of immediat
relatives and friends. Rev. FIR. Kennel
performed the ceremony. The hapr
oil 1aft tIn