Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-03

best wishes of his many frlends lot SUI
cess in his new work. He will be Ioheu
later by Mrs. Hauke and the family
Judge Frank L. Fish of vergcnnes re-
cesscd Chttenden County Court FIJI
day afternoon until Monday. June Il. at
two o'clock in the afternoon, Burlington
! time, when the work of the March term
will be taken up again and comp'cteo
so far as possible. There are several
| moro cases which will he ready Tor tr'ai
at this term of court. During the hrst
three weeks of June, Judge Fish viii
he engaged in presiding over orange
County Court at Chelsea.
Loren Ladue. aged Is, was sentenced
Tuesday to the Industrial school ior
the remainder of his minority. The hoy
has been a bad actor for the last TWO
years and his grandmother. with whom
he lives has been unable to control MIN.
He was sentenced to Vergennes on con-
viction of larceny. He stole bicycie
from James Lawrence and broke into
garage in Milton. where the BOY ives
Laduc's mother is dead and his rather
r has not been heard from for period
of years.
In hearing for temporary alimony be-
. fore Judge Fish in County Court VIII
day afternoon Capt. Charles n. fotter'
steamboat inspector for this district, was
ordered to nav to his wife. Mary A. Potx
ter of this city, the sum OF $50 month";
, and suit money of $50. payable June ~
pending the trial Of the divorce case IN
s. which these parties are concerned rms
case, which involves two cases, pet'-
ton for divorce and a cross-bill prob
ably will be tried during the summer sss-
: sion Of court.
In probate court yes terday A. L. Sher-
man of this city was appointed admin
strator of the estate of Henrietta 5.
Foote, late of Burlington. A. c. Booth
of this city and F. j. Pope OF Charlotte
will serve as commissioners and apprais-
- ers of the estate There were settle
ments and DEGREES in the estates Of Ed
gar w. Burrtt, Caroline w. Bur1tt, Hell
. en- L. Burritt and Frederick W. Burr.tt
all late of Burlington. realty license
was granted in the estate of Elizabeth
d F. Hathaway, late of Burlington.
. The campers at Mallctts Bnv are c1en.
n ing their cottages for the week ends
Champlain and Winnahkec camps, which
Il take care Of about 60 boys and girls
respectively. will BE in charge of Mr.
and Mrs. William Brown of New Errl
r. city and will open about the first OF jury
d Camps Jroquois and Barnard. which all
" of about the same size, will open aboa
1t the same time and will be under TIL
= management of Lyon NJ. Hazen, also o
l. New York. No new cottages are bein'
IS erected at any of the camping place
along the lake. so far as is known.
l. There were 40 deaths in Burlington
in during the month of May. OF these ]
Nc occurred at local institutions and mum
at Der of these were of people who cam
rd from other places for treatment. Their
r was big falling off in the number o
1e deaths from pneumonia and there wer
only five from this cause last month
of There was also a decrease in the infan
- mortality. Only six deaths were of chill
,s dren under one year of age. The oldes
ice person was "a and there were two other
.r in the sos. There were six in the 20
and in the COS there were seven. Tw
-, were accidental deaths.
tn DR.. and Mrs. John Standish Hunt {
Santa Monica Calf. announce the CT
A. gagement of their daughter. Miss Henri
IT, | eta Hunt, to Franklin Orth Rose. so
70 of Mrs. r. r.. Crotty, of Winnipeg, Cal
.rc ada Miss Hunt is n graduate of Girl
w Collegiate School and has been ST.
cv dent of the New England Conservatol
iii of Music. Mr. Rose was graduated fro
in | Stanford University in 1917; is memb'
of Sigma MI fraternity and during II
war servidc as first lieutenant with II
eel engineers in France. Mr.. Rose is
ne grandson of the late Mrs Franklin Ort
en- formerly of Burlington, who moved
let California eight years ago. The weddii
lp- will be in October
9Th Miss Irene EdwdCe St. PierI
,in daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Pierre of Proctor avenue, and Claren
Gclinas, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Claren
VI Gelinas of Cherry street. were MARI
ar at St. Marys Cathedral Saturday NOR
III ing at seven o'clock by the Rev. w.
81: Cassidy. They we're attended by Nj
Ism Bertha St Pierre and Edward SUNNI
-" The bride wore a dark brown suit wi
ne hat to match and a corsage bouquet
u'' sweet peas. Her bridesmaid wore
dark blue suit with hat to match, "A
ted sweet peas The young couple Il
YES directly after the ceremony for we
ial in Montreal, after which they will Ii
of on Proctor avenue.
Iiai In probate court Tuesday p d. Mi
Men of South Burlington was appointed
,me r,inis,ra,or ~ tho estate If Mary Rutl
'er' late of Hinesburg. with Harrison o"
and S. u. Reed. both of IIinesburg. co
out mssioners and appraisers Of the esta
res. realty licenses were granted in the
So tatcs of Frederick A. Fuller, late
was Jericho. and Sarah Fargo, late of HUI
,ere ington; Fred G. Webster of this city v
ond appointed administrator of the est
God of Jennie j. Bohonnon, late of Bolt
The while E. 3. York of Bolton and F..
nile Jordan of Jericho were appointed &C
missioners and appraisers OF the esta
the a guardians license to sell real est
'ton was issued in the matter Of the est
80 Il Dob nf al
EGGS
fore The evidence in the cases of the
light George election contests has been Ia
ach. before Judge Jed p Ladd and Will
Jed presented to the Supreme Court in
!. G. tober. The cases arc those of Cha
Tcrrhl versus NJ w Hinsdale for
Office of moderator and Lawrence "
:. ~. niger versus G. r. Peet for the o.
.. r. of town clerk. 1t took six entire d
ou.n to get the evidence in The cases
, in reality those of the five justices aga
. the selcctmcn. one faction uccl
49, that the names which decided the
;, a,,a ton of Hinsdale and Peet should
Io.o, have been allowed on the check
The seiectmen wero in favor OF u
the check list, which was used on
It of ton day in spite of the protestatior
lynn the justices.
Charles Bradley and Fred Yeske.
Bur- ~ ~. .,
Mrs. T,,o -. go, ~
d to P.' W. ~ ~,