Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-15
CITY NEWS

Miss Frances Woodbury. has returned
from Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass, where
she has been attending school.
Charles Ward. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
L. Ward, is at home from Holderness
school at Plymouth, N. H., for the sum-
p1er vacation.
Charles Il. Allen has returned to Bur-
lington from a three months stay with
his daughter and son in Philadelphia and
Buffalo. respectively.
N. X. Brown, treasurer Of the Home
Savings bank, has returned from a
weeks stay in Danvile considerably
improved in health.
Miss Helen Stiles. who underwent an
operation at tho Mary Fletcher hospital
a few days ago for glands In her neck,
has returned to her home.
Tuesday in Chttenden county probate
court there was a settlement of C. C.
Peck's account as guardian of Elmer Pat
rick. both parties being residents of
Hinesburg.
In probate court yesterday there was
a settlement and decree In the estate of
Robert Kieslich of Burlington. In the
estate of Adoph Gagnon, Rose Gagnon
was appointed Administrative.
Mayor Roberts has issued warning for
n special election to be held in ward two
on Wednesday, June 2S. to elect an alder
man to fill the vacancy on the board
caused by the death of Moses L. Sanborn.
Ferdinand II. Pease, son of Mr. and
Mrs. f. S. Pease, graduated June I
from the George Washington Univer-
sity. department of law. He will remain
In his capacity as secretary to Senator
Dillingham;.
The Rt. Rev. A. c. A. fail, who has
been i'll at his residence at Rock Point
for several weeks. is gaining slowly and
as soon as he is able will leave the city
to recuperate.
DR.. and Mrs. Donly c. Hawley left
Monday noon for Los Angeles, Cal,
where they will attend the meetings OF
the American Medical association. They
will return in few weeks.
The marriage Of Lieut.. William L.
Luhn Of the 10th United States cavalry
and Miss Florence Jandt will take place
at the residence of the brides brother in
L.
Fort Ethan Allen Wednesday. June 2S.
The board Of visitors of the Home for
Aged Women have arranged for a lawn
party at the home on Wednesday after
noon. June 2s. Strawberries. ice cream
and cake will be served from four to eight
o'clock.
There were 40 births in Burlington
lu rf,,er Of Mo- rn
&c girls and 23 boys. The youngest
mother was Is and two We're l6. The
oldest mother was AZ. In two families
the new arrival was the eleventh
Union services during the warm summer
weeks will be held at the First and College
street Churches. During the first part
Of the vacation period the services will
be held in the First Church and beginning
with August at the College street
Church. when the Rev. P. NJ. Snyder will
preach.
Vernon Harrington was In city court
Monday to answer to charge of in
toXication. He was found guilty and be-
ing an habitual drunkard he was given
n five Of SIS and costs with 90 days in
Jail. He appealed the case and bail was
A divorce petition was filed in the
county clerks office Tuesday by
Esther NJ Dingler of Jericho, in which
she alleges that her husband. Otto c.
Dingler, deserted her more than three
years ago and she has been unable to
find any trace of him since.
Miss Anna r. Bordo has resigned her
position as stenographer for the New
York Life Insurance company and
leaves to-dey for her home in Wind
sor where on June 21st she will be
married to H. Raymond Sabn. assist
mt cashier of the New York Life In
Eurance company, of Watertown. n. Y.
The executive committee of the
alumni association of the high school
has decided to omit the usual meeting
of the alumni on the evening of COM
mencement day. postponlng the meet
ing until next fall, when 1t is planned
to hold a banquet similar to the one
held year ago this last winter.
!. *. Ellis of the high school faculty
left Tuesday for New YORK, where he
IS to he director Of mathematics in a
summer school. Mr. Ellis did not ac-
cept ms Tedppolntment mere Tor next
year, as he has position in the tech
nical high school OF Boston, which is
located at Newtonville, Mass. He also
expects to do graduate work at Har-
ward
A. Lewis Whiting entertained eight OF
his friends at bachelor supper Monday
evening in the banquet hall of the Hote
Vermont Those attending besides Mr
Whiting, were Henry G. Fuller, Prof
r. d. Thomson, DR.. G. NJ Sabin, II. c
Burrows and DR.. II. NJ Loudon of thi.
city. Alexander and Herbert Newhall Of
Boston, and John Fowler OF Brooklyn
n, Y.
A detective who came TO this cit,
Wednesday night for the purpose Of iden
tifying Frederick Johnson, alias william
iiardy, the alleged forger, left for tn,
home Office OF his agency in Boston Thurs
day after fulfilling his mission. H.
went to the jail Thursday morning, had ;
long talk with Johnson and identified hin
beyond the shadow of doubt as the maj
for whom he had been looking.
DR.. William c, Monroe OF Woonsocket
r. l.. and Miss Jean NJ Denver, a popular
graduate nurse Of Burlington, were mar
ried last evening by the Rev. I. c
Smart of the College Street Congrega
tional Church DIR. Monroe Is a practicinf
physician and n trustee OF the Wallun
Lake sanitarium. After short weddin,
trip. DR.. and Mrs. Monroe will be a
home on Providence street, Woonsocket
r. l.