Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-15
CITY NEWS

ArcntS OF a uduEnlpT, JbIt NUN, N'Ih
Saturday at the Mary Fletcher Hospital.
Announcements have been received Of
the marriage of Ruth G. Parker. L. '. Nj.
rs. ard Carlyle Eggleson. July I. in
Hartford Conn.
Arthur +. Johnson Of ,taa North avenue
left yesterday for Philadelphia from
where no will sail to.da, on the United
States armored cruiser. Frederick for Ant
werp.
r. ". 3. Peden who was graduated
last month, FROM the University of Ne'-
mont. left Thursday for Iarrison. \. J
where he has n position with the Edison
Lamp company.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
r. f. Leonard last night at the Mary
Fletcher hospital. Mrs. Leonard is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs A. S. Hull of
IS Orchard terrace, this city.
Miss Catherine Carriran Of MiddleburN
will teach Latin and French next year
in the high school at Swanton. having
secured THIS position through the STATE
Teachers Registration Bureau.
Daniel Dickerson. VINO was arrested for
shooting crap, was fined $500 and costs
10 City Court yesterday. The crap shoot
ing evidently had not been successful! for
Dickersor could not handle tho amount
and will spend ~ days in jail.
In Probate Court Monday Charles
Flarr whitney of Burlington was mp
pointed executor of the will of Il. Barton
Whitney late Of WinooskL with VI t.
Gray Of this city and Frank L. Biswood
of winocsk! commissioners and APP
praisers.
Clifford Vi. Spooner OF st. Adams filed
q petition in bankruptcy in the Office OF
the cerl, of the United Statcs court Mon
day His occupation is given rs train
man and he has ;ebii:ties O. syci.T' and
assets Of S.ns All Of which is claimed
exempt.
Fred Underwood OF Mnevh ~as fined
IS. Win costs or SEC. Thucsdar @f.er-
a0or III r.;fy Court after ne he'd pleaded
guilty % q cha rgn @: cruelty 10 an'na4s
1e was prosecuted by Statrrs Attorney
Allen Martin On complaint OF Humane
Officer John Fuller.
leon Daniels Of Milton. p years Old,
was n City Court THURSDAY, charged
witA breach Of the reace. He pleaded
guilty and was fined $40 and costs OF
s1o.s5. which nc paid Daniels arrest
| grew out of Fourth Of July fight In
which he struck younger boy and
mdrkeO num- up % some extent
The Rev. A. Cyril Drumm. assistant TO
the rector of st. Paurs Church. who is
| now on his vacation, visiting at his home
| at Bobcaygcon, Ont, Can, will return
July 20 The rector the Rev. Mr.. Watkins.
accompanied by Mrs. Watkins and Miss
Watkins. will then go to Bridgeton. Me.
to remain until the end of August
Police Officer George Simon has arrested
f,n, ,'o 4
| 3sth infantry. Paris had been spending
most of his time in the city for several
weeks and had worked but little wnen
Simon spotted him from a circular which
was sent to the police station Paris was
born in Albania and had taken out HIS
| FIRST papers.
In Probate Court Thursday a decree OF
distribution was made in the estate of
Ira E. Yandow,' late of Williston. The
will of David Z. Hennesy, late Of this
city, was allowed, and Louise NJ. Hen
messy of Burlington was appointed exeru-
trix of the will. A license to sell real
estate was issued in the estate of Mary
A, Kennedy, late of Richmond.
Announcement has just been received in
this city of the marriage of Miss June
z. Stockwcll. formerly of Burlington and
recently of Lebanon. n H., to Sergt Ray
Storck of Evansville, Ind. The marriage
took place June q in Lebanon, where
Sergeant Storck has charge of recruit
ing station Sergeant and Mrs. Storcb
will remain in Lebanon for short time
Two respondents were 1nei 500 each
by Judge II. r. Howe in United States
court Thursday in answer to their pleas
Of guilty to violating the Vostead act
Both paid Leon Chalfoux of Brighton
hrin n
high wines and Aldine Forth, of thu
same place, was detected in endcavornl
to get ten gallons over the line from
Canada
In Probate Court yesterday Catherine
I. Comstock Of South Burlington wa:
appointed executrix of the will of E,ller
Comstock, late of that town, while II. II
Wheeler and Charles n. White, also o
South Burlington, were appointed com
nhssioners and appraisers. Nettie Boozar
Of this city was appointed Administrative
Of the estate of Jennie Boozan Reynolds
late Of Burlington.
Moody Belknap of Greensboro filed
petition IN voluntary bankruptcy Thurs
day in the Office of the clerk of United
States court. His liabilities are give,
n $50 IN and assets S3412. A larg
amount of the liabilities are mortgage
and the assets are largely real estate
Among the creditors naIncd is Hno
Richards OF this eity. TO whom s1o5 i
due
George Austin Fur-,ag'on, q nnerche.n
doing business in forth aeacI. filed a voiun
tary petition m bansruppy IN the ofic
Of the clnk If the United States cour
yesterday. IFS liabilities are given a
s2N4-3o and tie assets as $2.8A.aS. q
this amount 81, SO is claimed exempt RI
owes small amounts to various 1obber
throughout the state, but mis- prncips
liabilities are mortgages and liens.
double wedding ceremony was pei
formed Monday night at the First Churc
| parsonage by the Rev. c. c. Adams. TIL
contracting parties were Arthur S. Smit
and Mrs. Daisy Ford. both Of Burlington
| and Herbert A. Sering OF Indianapolis
Ind. and Miss Hazel NJ. Smith, daughte
OF Arthur s. Smith. Both Mr.. ana Mr.;
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Sering wi
reside at Summer street.
Fred Merrill. the 16-year-old boy VIII
was arrested the Fourth of July for dis
charging firearms in this city. was a,
raigned before Judge J. u. Ladd Thursda
and was placed on probation with a ser
tence Of not less than an nor more tina
80 days In Jail awaiting him in case tn
conditions Of his parole are not compile
with. He was placed in the hands {