Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-04
CITY NEWS

In probate court Friday tnere was
a settlement and decree in the estate of
Maria McGarghan, late of Richmond
Lepy e. Giffin and Mrs. Gracee Da-
vidso Hoag were married last evening
at TIN Baptist parsonage by the Rev.
Jane S. Braker.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred p. Jordan OF 400
Mort street are the parents of daugh-
ter, born August "a at the Mary
Fletter hospital
Or Saturday evening at the Baptist
Chu oh parsonage Alexander Sweeney
OF this city and Miss Eva Barnes OF
Bratleboro were married by the Rev.
J. Braker.
Chester Fuller, son of Mrs. A. J.
Hehrt of ia Park street, gave his
moter a surprise yesterday by return
inghome after two years in army serv-
Ice the West.
In probate court Thursday the will of
Rhcla b. Holden, late of this city, was
allowed. There was a settlement and
deere in the estate of Ralph b. Mc1<in-
ney, late of Glens Falls. n. Y.
d. J. w. Courtney. who was located
in tbs city before going into the serv-
ice has just returned here after two
weeis in Montreal, following one year
in the service, and 10 months in France,
and Will open an office in the near
future at 1877 Elmwood avenue.
tharles II. Caulfus of Glens Falls,
n Y, has been engaged as the new ply
siial director at the Y. NJ. c. A. and
Will arrive September 10 to take up his
dJties. He served for year with the
marines and previous to that was en-
gagged as Y. NJ. c. A. physical and play
gpund director.
IN probate court yesterday the will of
Mncy Allen Bates, late of Essex, was
pbved w. f. Chaplin of Essex was
appointed administrator with the will
annexed of tho estate, with Dennis Burns
am Jay 1. Nichols, also of Essex, COM
mtsioners and appraisers of the estate.
Thu will of Benjamin +. Mitchell, late
of Hines burg, was presented for proof
William La Belle, who has confessed
to setting the numerous fires in waste
paper boxes and rubbish behind local
stores N the last six or seven weeks,
was taken to the Vermont Industrial
school at Nergennes Friday by one of
the assistant superintendent. La Belle,
who is only II years Of age has been
at the institution twice before and was
on parole.
Merchants of this city will continue
to ppen their stores at nine o'clock in
the morning and close at five o'clock
in the afternoon during the month of
September, as has been the case for
tn. last two or three months. This
was decided at a meeting in the Cham
bd of Commence rooms Saturday morn
ing, and the announcement is made by
Inward Hanbridge of the Old Bee Hive.
According to cards received by friends
il this city, Miss Hazel Tnderhill and
Clifton Scofeld LcCain of Halifax. y. s.,
were married here on July 70, 1919. by
the Rev. John A. Hamilton pastor of
the Methodist Church. Mr. and Ms
LeCain are on a honeymoon trip to Bos-
TIN and Hampton Beach, Me, and on
their return will reside at lis LOOMS
street
ELI King Of Westford. charged with
immoral conduct was in city court Tues
day morning and was sentenced to
serve the remainder of her minority at
the Vermont Industrial school at Ver-
GENES. The girl, who is only Is years
of age, has been keeping house for
Edward ST. Pierre of Westford, her
trother-in law, since her sister left him
come time ago
Routine business in connection with
health conditions in the State was car
ried out last night at the regular monthly
meeting Of the State Board of Health.
The full membership of the board was
present. and Ebert s. Brigham. state
commissioner of agriculture, met with
fhn pyI md fol
which the department of agriculture aud
the board of health might cooperate for
the good of the State
preliminary hearing in the divorce
case of Rachael Brown against Augustus
Brown, entered in Chittenden county
court on Tuesday of last week, was
held before Judge Sherman r. NIoulton
Thursday morning. AS q result of this
hearing, the pettionee, Augustus Brown,
was ordered to pay the petitioner tenn
porary almony to the amount Of IS 90
week, beginning next Monday. until
the case is decided in court, also to nav
$500 a week to the petitioner for medical
treatment.
According to Tuesdays Troy. n. Y,
Times, John Z. Garvey of this city
and Miss Beatrice Elizabeth shannon
daughter of Mrs. Carrie Shannon of
Troy, were married at 10 o'clock on
Labor day morning at st. Johns Church.
Brooklyn, N Y, by the Rev. William
p, Brady, a cousin of the bride Fol
lowing the ceremony the couple left
for a wedding trip to Atlantic city,
Washington and Philadelphia There
is no John =. Garvey listed in the 1919
directory of Burlingtan, however.