Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-29
CITY NEWS

street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Hawley ar,
parents OF G baby boy born Tuesd;
at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
u probate court Friday. there We,
settlements and DEGREES in the estate
of Anton YunRlind late of this city, -
Francis II. McCale, late of Colchester
The marriage Of Henry vallee al.
.Mau6e Rabbit. both of Winooski. too '
place Saturday at the Baptist parsona I
the Rev. J. s. Brakcr performing tu'
ceremony.
DR.. Russell, A. Renshaw of Burln%tu
and Hannah E Bcrgduist of Wilm!,g
ton, Del, we're married Friday at tn,
Baptist parsonage by the Rev. }. s
Brakcf.
Tho divorce case of stella Carey agains
Ralph Carey was heard IN county cour
Saturday morning. Nc decision was rem
dcred. L, T. Edger.on appeared for thu
petitioner.
Two coses on the jury docket o
county court. J. +. Kidder. administra
;c-. vs. Bernard F. Shnniey. and Hose;
" wood VIZ. W-iltred Masse have beei
discontinued.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Dunn OF Champaign
N. y, DIRE the parents Of a daughter
corn Sunday at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital. Mr. and Mrs. Dunn are well known
IL Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hartigan OF Mepl'
street are the parents of a daughter
Esther Elizabeth, born Saturday Mrs
HartiEap was formerly Miss Eleanor
~ off
Prof. F.. D. Carpenter of the Univer
sity Of Vermont purchased Arthur r
Child's house at 2s Kingslsnd terrace ant
will take possession May ]. Mr.. Child
and family will move ~ Ss5 South Unio,
street.
A petition In bankruptcy was filed Tues
day for Robert W. Hill of Lunenburg
. laborcr. He has assets of 1885. of whicl
500 Is claimed exempt and liabilities o
$3.50. These arc mostly accounts with 81
Johnsburv merchants.
The divorce petition OF Anna Bieu
against Albert Bigue. brought on tn
grounds Of desertion, was heard in count
court yesterday. II. A. Bailey appeared
for the petitioner. The parties yer
formerly of Winooski.
In probate court Tuesday Thoma
Reeves of Burlington was appointe
executor Of the will of Henry w. Far
rington. late Of this city, while F. G
Webster and John E. Lavell also o
Burlington, were appointed commits
sioners.
Miss Catherine Pashby and Geore
Seaman were married at 1870 o'cloc
Monday morning at st. Joseph
Church by the Rev Norbert Proul'
They were attended by Miss Alt
Pashby and Harry De Young.
Mrs. Grace Nault was brought int
city court Saturday and an informatio
filed against her by States Attorne
Martin, charging adultery. She pleade
not guilty and was bound over to count
court in $500 bail, which she was unabl
TO furnish.
The directors of the Vermont Mil
Chocolate company have just declared
dividend OF ten per cent on the preferre
stock of the company for the year 1922
This is n voluntary increase of thre
per cent on stock which normally pay
seven per cent.
A petition for divorce of Ruth S
Dngler from Howard Dinger was hear
in county court yesterday afternoon
The parties have lived in Burlington, viii
liston and Westford. The ground
charged We're desertion. +. G. Webste
appeared for the petitioner
Leon Fisher of Shelburne pleaded guilt
in city court Thursday to utterng worth
less checks. He was sentenced to spen
not less than six nor more than Is month
IN the State prison, but sentence was sus
pended and he was placed in the hano
of Deput Probation Officer George Agel
News was received Monday b
Miss Alice Finnerin, announcing II
marriage of her niece, Miss Mario
Hudson, formerly of this city, to job
NJ. Cash of Baltimore, Md. The youn
couple were very quietly married III
18th of October. 1919, in Baltimor
Md
Cards have been received in this cit
announcing the marriage of Daisy Bel
Reeman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ro
cOe II. Beeman, formerly of Burlingto
to Willard j. Sutherland. Jr. The wei
ding took place in Albany. n. V. whel
the Beeman family has lived since i
departure from Burlington.
The Ash and game department is OIL
after those who avoid taking out a licen
to fish and hunt. Deputy Game Ward'
Gadue arrested Alfred Barney and Frar
Maynard Of Winooski for fishing wtho
license. They We're fined SIS and cos
each by Judge Wolcott in Wnoosl
Both paid the amounts required.
A hearing took place Tuesday
county court in the divorce case of w
liam NJ. Casey VS.. Minnie &. Casey. II
petition was brought on the grounds
adultery. One witness In the case "
heard on April 3. The parties concern
formerly lived In iInesburg. NJ.
Lcny appeared for the petitioner.
A suit was filed in the county cleri
office Monday by Attorney ].
Enr.eht for Miss Josephine Madiga
who seeks to obtain the sum Of Sic
which has been held in trust for h
under the guardianship of John
.fa ligar The suit iF brought AGAR
him, With the Burlington Savin
bank AZ trustee.
Octave T.. IavaI,ey, for the last ye
superintendent OF streets and before tn
assistant perintendent. is not a cam
date for reappoihtment and as his tel
OF office has expired he has left the
p,-tment. Mr.. Lavalley has purchased
farm near the mouth of the Lamoi
river and will move there with his fam
at once. His successor has not yet be
appointed.
Champlain Lodge No Knights
Tythias, has appointed the followi
committee to arrange for the cclebI
ton ON May 70 of it's 30th anniversar
w. p Hall. r.. w. Parish. j. W. Aim,