Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-10-11
CITY NEWS

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Monday.
There was a settlement and decree In
the estate of John Madigan, late OF Bur-
lington, in probate court TUESDAY
Engineer p. A. Sheehan, who suffered a
shock while running his locomotive on the
Rutland railroad Saturday, was much
improved Monday.
Carl M. Hathaway Of this city was ap-
pointed administrator Of the estate OF
Moses Maynard, late of this city. In pro-
bate court Thursday.
Percy L. Ballard and o. 8. Minis were
Amounted commissioners in the estate
of Moses Maynard, late of this city, In
probate court Saturday.
Mrs. E.. w. Chambers of this city Is
supplying in the sixth grade at the Ira
Allen school, taking the place OF MISS
Blanche A. Pratt, resigned.
Judge c. s. Palmer went Friday
to Plainfeld, N. j., for a several weeks
visit. From there Judge Palmer will prob
ably 20 to Florida for the winter.
In probate court Saturday. Ellen A..
Manogue Of Dannemora, N. Y. was APP
pointed administratrix of the estate OF
Joseph P. Manogue, late Of this city.
Stephen Bond Of Roslyn, N. T.. a SOL
der, and Miss Rena Gushing Of this city
were married Saturday evening at the
Baptist parsonage by the Rev. James S.
Braker.
Ray Bopenspen of Chicago. ILL.,, a mill
tary man. INC Mary Bushey OF Piatts-
burgh, N. z, were married by the Rev.
James 8. Braksr at the Baptist parsonage
Tuesday evening.
The talks on Current Events" given
BY Miss Annie Smith, will be resumed
next Tuesday at four o'clock at the nome
of w. B. McKillip. 23O South Union street.
entrance on Maple or Union street.
Mrs. Freeman willett Of 23o North
street celebrated last Friday the lOlst
anniversary Of her birthday. Mrs. Will
lett is in fairly good health and enter
tanned a few friends in the evening.
George william Bruner and Emma May
Mervine, both Of Philadelphia. Pa. were
married yesterday afternoon at the Bap-
fist parsonage by the Rev. James s.
Braker.
Only one man was enlisted at the local
navy recruiting station yesterday. Ches-
ter e. McGoon Of Barre being taken
into the service as an apprentice sea-
man. He left for the Norfolk. Va.
training station last night.
George H. Hutchinson was appointed
administrator of the estate of Joseph
Bissonett, late Of Jericho. in probate
court Tuesday. B. c. Hawley and
Frank X. Howe. also of Jericho. are the
commissioners and appraisers.
George e. Bartlett of Richmond was
appointed administrator of the estate of
Albert T. Stevens, late of that town, In
probate court yesterday. M. D. Dimick
and E. E. Fish, both Of Richmond, were
appointed commissioners and appraisers.
Two men we're enlisted as apprentice
seamen at the local navy recruiting station
Thursday, n were ordered to the train
ing station at Norfolk. Va. They are
Albert Henry Fletcher Of Walpole. N. H.,
and Augustine L. Howar of Bellows
Falls.
The annual meeting of the fifth Masonic
district will be held in the Masonic Temple
with Washington Lodge. No. 3, OCTOBER
Is. The meeting will be in charge OF Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master Guy A. Lamsor
Of Williston. Several officers of the Grand
Lodge are expected.
Norris Allen, son of Sheriff and Mrs
James H. Allen. has gone to West Phila'
delphia to reside in the future. Mr.. Allen
who has been in the employ of the Yer
mont Marble company for n little over i;
year, has earned n deserved promotion a
the FIRMS office in the Pennsylvania town
Major H. B. Mcintyre Of New York
who has been visiting his mother in Thu
city, received orders yesterday to proceed
to the medical officers training camp a
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga, where he will act al
instructor. He left for his station las
night.
Oliver Menard of his city was arraigne
in city court Friday on a warran
charging that he assaulted Frank j
Ready of this city in South Burlington o
the morning of August IS. The warrar
was made out by the States a%ttorne!
Menard is recognized to the State in tn
sum Of 500.
Roy G. (Pud") Hamilton. who wen
to Camp Devens at Aver, Mass. with tn
first contingent from this county, ha
received a discharge from the duties q
the camp from the secretary OF wa
He will resume his medical studies a
the university this fall. "Pud' wi
join the MEDICAL reserve officers corp
"A CdDlcS TdIl lIOUl Icilts Vi Clcd6itc
an aviation cadet. was received by h
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus {
Stoughton, Sunday from oxford, EN-
land. The message was ar assurant
to Mr.. and Mrs. St%oughton of their son
arrival across the water. Mr.. Stoughto
sailed three weeks ago from this COUNT
on the Campania.
DR.. Joseph A. Ciminera of Waterbur
Conn, who recently took the examin;
lions at the Post for admittance in
the army medical corps, has receive
notification from Washington that
has successfully passed the eXamin;
lions and to purchase the necessal
army requisites and hold himself
readiness to join the army at once.
Four hundred dollars is the sum tn
Frank s. Lanou & Son, plumbers of tn
city, are seeking to recover from A
thur A. Hunter. also of this city. II
case was entered at the county CLERK
office Saturday. The plaintiffs clai
that they have furnished labor and m
terial to the defendant. for which sa
defendant has refused to pay and co
tinues to do so.
Shivers capered hither and thith
along the spines of many people W
happened to gaze in the direction
Mount Mansfield yesterday, for there,
plain view from any good vantage poi
In Burlington, one could see a sno
capped ridge. Many were brought ia
to face with the proposition of hlli
up their coal bins before the white vi