Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-04
CITY NEWS

same address were married at Trinity
rectory at Shelburne Saturday.
Warren II. Tebeau of Grand Isle ant
Add.c Bruleigh of North Hero were JOINED
in marriage at the Methodist parsonage
in this city By the Rev. C. V. Grisr el
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Il. Robinson Of O.
South Winooski avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter. Louise
Charlotte. to Frederick Richard Loyt
of New York city.
The installation of the Rev. Chaunce!
c. Adams as pastor of the First Church
will occur Wednesday, November II. The
Rev. II. H. Potter. d. D., of Hartford
Conn, will preach the sermon.
David W. Howe, L. V. NJ, "A, has Sc
cured IA position with Scribners Maya
zine, as solicitor of advertising. His ter
ritory includes New York city. New York
state New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Word has been received in this city
of the birth of a daughter to Mr. ant
Mrs. William NJ. Mulheron at their home
in Springfield, Mass. Mr.. Mulheron was
for many years resident of Burlington.
Dr. Glen ]. Parker, who was graduated
with the class of 1915 at the college OF
medicine of the University of Of Vermont
last June, left Sunday for the Phila-
delphia General hospital in Philadelphia
Pa, where he will serve 16 months as in
terne. lie was accompanied by Mrs Par
ker
In probate court Thursday Lincoln Mer-
lhew of South burlington was appointed
administrator Of the estate Of Castlne Sp-
Ger. late of Shelrock, Iowa with Elihu
Il. Taft and T.. Cushman commission
crs. There was q settlement and decree
in the estate of Clarence $. Towne, late
of Fort I<cogh, Mont
The marriage of Charles Pratt of q
Drew street and Augusta Kemetz of 3
Crombe street was solemnized al eight
O'Clock Thursday morning at st. Mary 8
Cathedral. The Rev. j. F. Gillis per-
formed the ceremony. The attendants
We're Albert Kemetz and Augusta
Hauke.
In probate court Tuesday j. Henry
McGreevy was appointed administrator
in the estate of Margaret N1cGreevy, late
of Burlington. with Herald Stevens and
Thomas +. Conlon commissioners and APP
praiscrs. The wills of Buel H. Day and
Wilbur w. Ring. both late of Jericho,
were filed for probate.
Miss Dorothy Morton Of St Adams
completed her duties as bookkeeper at
the Van Ness House Saturday, and Mon
day took up the duties Of stenogra-
pher at the office of Judge j. II. Ma
har of
tons position at the Van Ness House
will be filed by Miss Ruth Thompson
of Clarenceville, r. Q.
DR.. Carl B. Dunn has received an ap-
pointmcnt as assistant resident physician
in the State hospital for the insane at
Trenton. n. j., and assumed his duties
:Iere November l. DR.. Dunn has for the
past two years, been assistant to DR.
Berry in the Lakeview sanitarium or
North avenue and has been specializing
along this line of work
mond of % North Champlain street and
Cyrus F. Coonrad of 80 South Winooskl
avenue was soemnized at $3.50 O'Clock
Monday morning at St. Marys Cathe-
dral. the Rev. j. F. ellis performing
by his father, Frank Coonrad, and the
bride by her father, Joseph Hammond.
The Campfire Girls of the Neighborhood
House held very pleasant and largely
attended Halloween social in the house
parlors Saturday evening. The rooms
were prcttily decorated with autumn
foliage. and Halloween favors were dis
tributed to the 30 guests. There We're
games and other forms OF entertainment
and refreshments were served by the
girls.
In probate court Monday there were
settlements and DEGREES in the estates
of Isaac n. Drury, Anna Eliza Drury
and Bulla C. Drury, all late OF Essex
and in the estate of Josephine Stannard
late of Burlington There was a set
Element in the estate of Daisy I. Drury
late of Essex. and partial decree in
the estate of B. Walter Carpenter, late
of Burlington.
Announcements have been received in
Burlington of the marriage at Fort Sher-
idan, ILL.,. on October &c of Miss Helen L.
Nicholson, daughter of Colonel and Mrs.
w j. Nicholson, formerly of Fort Etha l
Alien, to Herbert T. j. Cream, until re-
Gently Of the Philippine islanos. Mr. and
Mrs. Cream will reside in Liverpool. Eng
land, and it is understood that the groom
will Join the British army.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
Episcopal Church of Winooski gave a
very successful Halloween social Tues
day evening at the home of Miss Blanche
Bissonnettc at ~ Nash place. The pro-
gran; included musical selections by Miss
Marion Keller and Miss Evelyn Cowles
ana readings by Mrs. L. Burnett, who
were dressed in costume There were
also numerous games and stunts.
st, Mary's Court OF Lady Foresters
gave banquet at their rooms on Church
street last evening, which was attended
by about 80 members of the order, their
husbands and friends. At the conclusion
of the dinner, pleasing entertainment
was staged, The whole affair was most
enjoyable and the committee who had
charge of the evenings program are
to be complimented upon its merited sue
cess.
very pleasant Halloween box socia
was held Saturday evening by the S. w
Thayer branch of the Parent-Teache
association. Appropriate games were en-
joyed by children and parents. The sal,
of boxes netted the association $50 90
some of the boxes selling as high as 81 30
and averaging around sl.O. che associa
ton has taken hold Of the social cente