Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04
CITY NEWS


February Is.
Major and Mrs. A. T. Colley are the
parents of q daughter, born a few days
ogo in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. I. Soulc are the par
ents of daughter. born February q at
the Sparhawk sanitarium.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. johnson of 223
Church street announce the enga cement
OF their daughter, Mae. to Harold Miles
Little of Detroit, Mich.
In probate court Thursday licenses to
sell real estate we're issued in the estates
Of Helen o. Webster. late of Shclburne.
and Heman W. Rice, late Of Essex.
In probate court Tuesday. the will OF
Alnira Degree, late of Burlington, was
proved. There was settlement and
decree in the estate of Asahel B. Puffer,
late of Jericho.
Ernest Frezell, who was arrested IN
Newport for resisting an immigration
officer. was sentenced to three months III
the Caledonia court Jail Friday on
his plea Of guilty in United states
court.
Mr.. and Mrs p. NJ. O'Nei of Fort
Ethan Allen announce the marriage OF
their daughter, Margaret at Washington
d. c.. to Lieut.. w. II. Miller Of Los
Angeles, Calf. now stationed at Camp
Meade. Nd.
Edward j. Lockwood, federal prohibit
ton inspector. has moved to this city
and taken up his residence q. s. South
Union street. He has his Office In the
internal revenue department Of the fed
eral building.
Albert B. Griffith was fined s25 in city
court Friday morning for advertising
himself as a dentist when he was no,
qualified to practice as such. He pleaded
guilty to the charge. which was brought
by States Attorney Martin.
Word has been received in this city
announcing the birth of daughter,
Lorena Virginia. to Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ton Hatch of Brockton. Mass. Mrs,
Hatch will be remembered as Miss
Beatrice Delbeck, formerly of this city.
Judge Seneca Haselton observed the
Tend anniversary of his birthday Thurs
day and his multitude of friends over the
State will be pleased that he is slowly re-
covering from his recent illness. He spends
a part of each day in his office, attending
to his legal work
Mrs. Florence A. Kinds has purchased
tho Patnaude garage on St Paul street
1t is understood that the purchase is in
the interests of the o. L. Kinds COM
pany. which plans to the second
story as an addition to it's factory. The
first floor is to be used as a garage.
About 1000 tons of ice has been har-
vested by the Standard Coal & Ice COM
pany. This includes not only the amount
used by the company for cold storage
and domestic purposes but large
amount which has been put into private
ice houses. There still remain few of
these houses to be filled after which the
winters work will be completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Lyman. who have
been in Los Angeles. Cal. for the last
four months. will start for home March
Is. They made the trip to California by
automobile but will return by train. Mrs.
F. NJ. Barstow and Mrs. c. G. Miller,
who also crossed the continent by auto
mobile in October will start for home
on April I, also by train.
In probate court yesterday Martin A.
Chase Of this city was appointed admin
ietrator OF the estate of Kate d. Chase.
late Of Burlington. while c. c Briggs
and NJ. c. Grandy, both Of this city,
were appointed commissioners and
appraisers Ernest H. O'Brien of Rut-
land was appointed administrator of the
estate Of Hiram OBrien ate of Hines
burg.
DR.. II. A. Buck of Colchester avenue
entertained few relatives and friends
on the 95th anniversary Of his birthday,
February q. He received many cards
from friends and delicious fruit cake
from a niece in Philadelphia, and was
thereby enabled to participate in cake
walk at home. He is hale and hearty,
and knows Of no reason why he cannot
live to be 100 years old
Nelson Young Of Burlington has entered
IN Chittenden county court suit for d-
vorce from Theresa Young on the grounds
of intolerable severity and adultery. The
couple were married July s, 1914. at Platts.
burg and lived together at Burlington
until May !. 1919. Two children were born
to them. Emmanuel, aged two years. and
Jennie, aged four months. The petitioner
asks for the care and custody of the boy.
Two Pullman cars, Deer Creek" and
"Glen Park" that were in the wreck at
Grand Isle January 81 went through Bur
lington Thursday on their way to Buff
falo, n. Y, to the Pullman repair shops
Since the accident they have been in the
repair shops in Rutland where they were
made fit for travel The windows in both
cars were boarded up. parts of the roofs
caved in and the sides badly damaged
John Petros, who has conducted til,
Boston Fruit market at 90 Church
atreet, left with his family Sunday night
for Greece. He thinks he will remair
there long time, perhaps spend tn,
remainder of his days there. With hin
goes James Manos, who has been con.
nected with the Vermont Candy Kitchen
He will return later and conduct
store in part of the store foruerl,
occupied by C. II. Bessey at 1856 Church
street.
Loubesha Krstitch and Iliya Shakitch
two Serbian boys. have arrived at tn,
University of Vermont and will be thu
guests of the students for four yoHrs
They are staying at Converse hall. Thes
hoys will take the four years course il
agriculture and at the end of that tim.
Will return to their native land to tcacl
the subject They have learned "A it'll,
English, although not very much. on,
OF them speaks French and the othe
German.
Oliver r. Lowell Of Milton has entered
IN Chttenden county court two case'
against Arthur Martell also of Milton
In which the plaintiff seeks to recover
the sum of 81. 600 in each case, claimed t.
be due as damages for alleged msrepre
sentation OF water supply on the Quinn
farm in WestfOrd leased nv the nlaintif