Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-29
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They were attended by Mr. and Mrs.
Salvatore Stanni of Winooski.
Vallejo, Cal, papers in accounts of
farewell receptions rendered Capt Henry
I. Mayo, L. S. N, express the good
wishes of the people of that place for
Captain Mayo, who had been command
ant of the Mare Island navy yard for
some time previous to recent promotion.
Captain Mayo, who is "a former Burling-
tonian with many friends in this city, Is
well UP in the list of captains and will
probably soon be advanced in rank. He
and Mrs. Mayo went to Washington from
Vallejo.
Referee Joseph T. Stearns has taken
under consideration the claim Of the city
of Montpelier against the bankrupt firm of
| Agel 81 Levin, junk dealers, who did busi-
ness here some time ago The claim Is
! for taxes levied or property owned by
the company in Montpelier A hearing
| for examination of the bankrupt in the
case of G. w. Papin will be held at date
to be set by Referee Stearns Monday
was the date set for the final hearing on
n petition for discharge but request
was made for a further hearing
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Of $50 from exGov. u. A. Woodbury. to
pay for the Woodbury. prizes in the Uni
versity of Vermont college of medicine
Governor Woodbury. has given SO for
prizes known as the Woodbury. prizes
| for several years, and it Is a source of
great satisfaction to know that he is
continuing his gift. There are two
lprizes one of so to the senior VINO has
ho olgp
SIS to the sophomore having the highest
general standing in his years work.
A meeting of the five local circles of the
| Kings Daughters was held Tuesday aft
ernoon at the Y. NJ c. y. parlors to make
plans for the State convention to be held
here September 80, october and 2, Com
mittees were appointed for the entire
convention. A boatride will be given
some time in July to raise money for the
| convention expenses The Burlington cir
Giles are the Opportunity, the Whatsoever.
| the Loyal, the Silver Cross and the Dor
| cas- About 100 delegates are expected to
attend the convention.
| a very pleasant card party was given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs J. w Pitts,
Mrs. A F. Beckett and Mrs. d p. Davis
In the roof garden of the Hotel Vermont
to their lady friends. There We're Il tables
and Manager Colamer took charge OF
the arrangements and the decoration Of
the palms. etc, were appropriate. A
dainty luncheon was served, during which
the Hotel Vermont orchestra furnished
music. The first prize was taken by Mrs
NJ. c. Grandy, the second by Mrs. A. c.
Shufelt and the foot prize went to Mrs.
u. S. Pease.
Five divorce. were granted Saturday
in Chittenden coHntY court. They are as
follows: Emma Noctzli vs.. Henry Noet-
Eli. intolerabe severity and refusal to
support petitioner given the custody of
minor children; Georgianna Anderson VS..
Thomas II. Anderson. wilful deserton
Abbie Sipperly vs. Edward Sppcry, in
tolerable severity, petitioner allowed to
resume maiden name; Jennie Carey VS..
charles e. Carey. refusal to support, Pc
1tioner allowed to resume maiden
name; Hattie Gushing vs.. Napoleon
Gushing refusal to support custody of
children and household furniture given
to the petitioner.
Final adjournment of the March term
of Chittenden county court was taken late
Tuesday afternoon and Judge Water
man left for his home in Brattle-
boro yesterday. Most of the day Tuesda y
was taken up with clearing away what
unfinished business remained and num-
Der of divorce bills were granted They
were: Roy o. Phelps VS. Daisy NJ. Phelps
bill granted for adultery; Celia Costello
VS.. John Costello refusal to support Gus
tody of children given the petitioner
Anna Ables VS.. Charles Ables refusal tc
support; Stella Saltus VS. William +. Sal
tus, bill granted for intolerable severity
and alimony of sl75 allowed. to be paid tC
the petitioner at the rate of 81 per week
custody of minor children given to petit
toner.
Charles f. Macrae, formerly Of this city
and recently connected with the sales de-
ID partment of the j. Gibson MClvain Lum'
ID Der company of Philadelphia, has entered
into partnership with Thomas w. Smith
of Norfolk, Va, on an equal basis ano
Il the firm has engaged offices at 81 Singer
building. New York city The new firm
u will deal exclusively with railroad supplies
De- and Will make speciality of hardwood
t. for the construction Of passenger coaches
:. Mr.. Macrae is expected in the city soon t.
;, spend a few days with his parents OF
= Buell. street While in Burlington Mr.
: Macrac was well-known athlete anC
g played on the high school teams in ad
9 dition to coaching several teams abou
the state. He also played on dineren
preparatory school teams in Massachu
le sets
No Miss Sadie Rockwell gave an an
s. houncement party Thursday evenin'
ar 10 10 young ladies. The house wa
Is decoratei with ferns and white flow
@ ers' ana on the dining room tabl
r. there was a heart shaped centerpiec
" OF flowers, with a large diamond RIM
- IN the center. Streamers Of red ribho
extended to the place of each guest
ana when pulled disclosed cards an
houhclhs the engagement OF MISS ill
perta Chaperon to Herbert *. Ashle
~ OF W mite River Junction. The aHai
80 was complete surprise to MISS Chap
- efoh, az wei as to the guests. Game
were played, refreshments We're served
y with the Misses Edith Rockwell an
marie Chaperon at the punch bow
= and music was furnished by the Misse
Chaperon, Miss Chabot, and Miss Lu
cienne LaRocque.
- The Rev. Or. W. A Dawson returne
49, last night from Detroit, Mich, where /
~ attended the northern Baptist CONVEX
a uon' which includes thirty-nine sta
:. conventions, 1000 churches and 1000
Baptists. Henry Bond OF Brattleboi
was unanimously reelected presidei
= and DIR. ii. ID, Holton, also OF Brattl
boro, was elected "A member of II