Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-23

Danou and Mary A. Lessor, both late OF
this city; Jennie Harran of Burlington
has been appointed Administrative Of the
estate Of Dennis E. Harran, late of this
city; settlement and decree has been
ordered in the estate Of Ogil Tatro. late
Of Milton; Nina Potvln Of Burlington
has been appointed administrative Of the
estate Of Martha L. Sullivan. late of this
city; Clarence l.. Smith and Albert w.
Jones, also of Burlington. have been
named as commissioners and appraisers;
settlement and decree has been ordered
in the estate of Mary M. Smith. late of
Colchester.
Divorce proceedings have been brought
in Rutland county court against DR..
Thomas E. Larner, physician we'll
known in this city, who has been an eye..
ear and throat specialist for the past few
years in Rutland. Mrs. Katherine P.
Larner alleges that the physician has
abused her, dating back to October,
knowing of her delicate health. She states
that her husband earns between $3.50 and
$500 per week. A temporary order has
been served on Larner restraining him
from disposing Of between $1,000 and $4,000
worth Of stocks. He is also forced to pay
the running expenses of the house, and in
pending a hearing on the petition. The
couple was married in Massachusetts in
1911.
This morning at nine o'clock bust
ness meeting in the New Sherwood
Hotel will end the two days semi annual
meeting of the Vermont Veterinary
association. The officers for the ensuing
year will be elected to-day and other
important business transacted. At the
session yesterday afternoon the members
listened to an address by DR.. Adolphus
Eickhorn Of Pearl River, N. Y, who is
connected with the Leaderal laboratories
and who was formerly connected with
the bureau Of animal industry at Wash
ington, D. c. other speakers were
State Commissioner Of Agriculture Ebert
S. Brigham, DR.. DeFossette of Washing
ton, D. c., and several other members
Of the association. A banquet was en-
joyed last night.
Miss Lea Lorrain and Dona Peltier
were married Thursday morning at eight
o'clock at ST. Anthony's Church at Lake
side by the Rev. w. A Plamondon. After
the ceremony the wedding party went to
the home of the groom's parents, where
| wedding breakfast was served. Din
| ner was served at the home of the
| brides parents and in the afternoon a
reception was held in I. o. o. F. hall.
There the young people danced and re-
| freshments were served. The occasion
was unusually festive because. besides
being the wedding day Of the bride, it
was the silver anniversary Of the wedding
Of her parents. The young couple was
the recipient of many beautiful and
| tSaft, off
they will live at SO. Howard street.
According to current reports, Henry
Ford, the automobile manufacturer, is
! contemplating the purchase Of valuable
! iron mines in Essex county, across the
| lake. The mines are the property of the
| Mcintyre Iron company and have been
| unused for years. 1t is said to be his
intention to work the mines for ore to
use in his new plant. which is to be
on Green Island in the Hudson river
The property occupies one entire town.
ship and the ore is almost inexhaustible
1t is now hard of access, but the million
aire will build railroad to it, IL he
purchases the property. One difficulty
| Is that in order to reach the mines the
railroad would have to cross State land
and it may be hard to get this permits
Failing on the icy walk between the
main entrance and the side door Of the
Unitarian Church Monday evening az
she was walking towards the side dool
with the intention Of attending meet
ing of the Ware club, Miss Orabellt
A. Ripley Of 80 North Willard street
fractured her left arm near the shoul
der. Unable to arise. Miss Ripley lay
where she fell until two ladies' who were
going to the meeting came by ant
assisted her. DR.. Henry L. Wilder re
duced the fracture at his office, but {
number Of X-ray photographs were
taken of the break at the Mary Fletcher
hospital Tuesday afternoon. Mis-!
Ripley has been employed as deput,
clerk Of Chittenden county court for sew
eral years. as assistant to DR.. c. J. Rus
sell. and in her position has made man!
friends who wish her a speedy recovery