Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-30
CITY NEWS

A daughter was born Monday morn
ng to MIR and Mrs. Fred b. Joruan
nf l55 North street
At the First church PARSONAGE lueS
dav morning, Elmer L. Stockmah anu
Miss Agnes Y. Allen were joined III i''ai-
rIage by the Rev. s q. Barnes
Tho Rev. and Mrs. f. Barnhy Leach
,,uu On this week to Brandon, where the
po,, Air Leach will begin sunday his
work as rector Of St Thomass Church
- smear has received notice Of his
-.,,,o,rtnent as colonel on
ho staff of tho general commandery, |.
~ n r This is his fifth appointment
"a ,hc office Of unconditional
Tho Holy Name socicty Of st Mary
,tbedral mot sunday afternoon and
no., the following officers: Presi-
lent t. Il. Curey, treasurer, NJ. ~.
ucNiahon: financial secretary, John
ross: recording secretary, l.. a. Dorr
Mrs. l.. = tIadloy. formerly OF this
city. is suffering from a fall sustained
at the Metropolitan opera house as she
was leaving, after matinee She is inn
proving but IS unable to leave her room.
she is resi- ling with her daughter Mary,
at 1905 North 18th street, Philadelphia
Mark J. Coyle, who has travelled in
Vermont for l6 years in the interest of
% cigar concern. has been appointed a
superintendent of highways by Governor
Sulzer OF New York The position carries
with 1t salary OF $500. The particular
territory Of which he will have charge
is the counties in the vicinity OF Albany
and Troy.
Mr. and Mrs. f.. II. Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs X. L. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
Wells Mrs. Henry Wells and Miss Mary
Tanner of this city and Mr. and Mrs.
3 p Curtis Of Philadelphia are among
the passengers who will sail from New
York next week Saturday on the steam
er Laurentic for months cruise 70 the
West Indies and the Panama canal
Tho 18th annual meeting OF the Girls
yTrondly society Of St Pauls Church was
held Monday evening at the parish house.
81 sitting down to supper. the number
including n few guests. The rector the
Rev. George y. Bliss, presided and the
guest Of honor was Mrs. George l. Burn
side of Bellows Falls, who spoke on
"SimpNcity."
As the result of the army competi tive
examinations held at Middlebury College
January :, Congressman Greene awarded
the oadetship to West Point to Guy Rus
sell Chanberlin son Of Mrs. A. n. Cham
berlin of South Union street this city.
MIR. Charloerlin. who is a member of
the senior class IN the Burlington high
school, will leave shortly for Brader
IIiph1pud Falls n Y.
Helen Gould Auxiliary Of the United
Spanish War Veterans held their an
nual installation of officers Tuesday night
IN the hall in the Hayward block. Com
nlaiidcr Alvin 5. Duey was tho Installing
officer and, In addition to the officers
elected two weeks ago, Mrs. Lorettc
Tennell as secretary and Mrs. 5. p
Fashaw as treasurer were installed. Mrs
A. s Duey was appointed color bearer
There was a settlement and decree il
probate court yesterday in the estat
of Daniel Pierce of Huntington. Franl
J. Pcrcival and Fred S Tominson wer
appointed commissioners III the estate o
Sarah G.. Griffin OF Jericho. Commission
ers and appraisers in the estate of Charlie
s. Goodrich Of Richmond are g. A Ed
wards Of Richmond and Frank Frcemal
Of Essex.
Tho official board Of the Methodist Epis
copaI Church have unanimously request
cd the Rev c. V. Grismcr 10 contnu
his pastorate for another year and Nj
Grsmer has consented. providing the an
nual conference to Do held IN SaratOg
next April is willing Or. Gr!smer VIII
was present ut the meeting thanked tn
board Tor their endorsement. His pastor
atc began four years ago ard has bee
worry successful.
The ball given at the New Shcrwoo
House last evening under the auspices c
Shcrman's Military band. drew larg
attendance An order Of q dances Wa
carried out Fred Tutuc was floor mar
aecr and the bah committee consist,
Of T. H. Potvin, Fred futile, ~
Cummings, Leo j. Dcsautols and c.
Jeaupre Mr.. Tuttle's aides We're Cloy
Major, Fred Bero Arthur MART
Charles Spauldng and Earl Barnes
The local branch Of the National y
eocauon OF Letter Carriers held its az
nual business meetn- Thursday
the nome OF Joseph NJ. Flynn of Nor
Union street. It was followed by
oyster supper. anu WAS one vi INC ulA
enjoyable GATHERINGS ever held by the
ganization. Officers We're elected as f
lows. President, Elmer 4. Co'a Vic
president Fred b. Jordan -v'rctar
treasurer, Joseph " Flynn; sergeant;
arms George ] Desautels; trustee
tnreo years. Francis Coutermash.
The wedding of Miss Colina Rouse
Of 50 Peru street and Albert Forth
Interval avenue was solcmui2ed vest
day morning AT six o'clock at St
geph's Church. The Rev. Jerome
Cloarec performed the ceremony I
bride was attended by her uncle, Ma
leon Lemicu. and the groom by JOS
Forth his father. The bride wore a bro
travelling suit and a large hat to mat
She carried a rosary. After a short W
ding trip they will live at the cor
Of North Union and North streets.
The lake hasn't shown any further
position to freeze and the Italian lin
or the Mariquita continues to ply
waters between Shelourne harbor
Burlington. She will be used until
lake freezes and from present indicau
will be in commission nearly the en-
100 days, as she has already been in 81
Zee more than 800 days A number
concerns in the city who use large ~
titles of ice are contemplating buying
making plants If ice is not formed out