Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-03


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will take place June q. After the nu
merous parcels had been opened tn,
evening was spent with music, and re-
freshments were served in the dininl
room, where the color scheme was pink.
The Rev. Charles c. Wilson. whC
left Burlington Wednesday to take u,
his work as rector of the Church of Oul
Saviour at Rosndale, Mass, was giver
a farewell Saturday evening by tn,
Delta Psi fraternity of the Univer
sity of Vermont, of which he is a mem
Der Following the meeting the Rev. M
Wilson was presented with n handsom,
Heather travelling case by his fraternitj
brothers. the presentation speech bcnl
made by Henry Clay Fisk, Jr., of tn,
senior class
Inc walls for the new union station
as nigh as the first floor have been com.
pieted with the exception of a very small
portion on the west side. All of IN,
steel tor the entire job has arrived on
the ground and the steel footings for the
shelter shed have been put in. All OF
the steel for the first door has been laid
and about one-quarter Of the rlveting
has been completed. The large derrick.
that is used for the hosting of material
was Monday raised from the ground
and put on to the Orders of the first
| floor,
Dr. Lyman Allen was appointed in pro-
| ct In, i,,iy
estate Of Charles l.. Allen of burlington,
| with Henry Il. Shaw and Joseph r
Stearns commissioners and appraisers.
F. G. Webster was appointed adminstra-
tor of the estate Of William A. Bohannon
of Bolton, with e. b. Jordan Of Jericho
and George X. Guile of Bolton commits
s'oners and appraisers. Settlements and
DEGREES Were made in the estates of
Esther E. Buck ana Richard \. Shepard
OF Burlington, and James l.. Stimson of
Newburyport, Mass
one entire day of the State health Of
ilc"rs school to be held in this city
{ from July II to II, inclusive will be
devoted to infantile paralysis, Dr. Harold
H. Amoss of New York, Dr. Robert w
/ LoVett of Boston and DR.. Francis r
Fraser of New York will speak on that
SUBJECT. Dr. Alphonse Il. Dochcz of New
York will deliver a lecture on recent adj
Vances in the study of pneumonia and
it is hoped that DR. A. J. McLaughlin.
commissioner Of health in Massa q usetts
may also he brought to this city to lee.
ture before the school
Postmaster Burke received Friday a
photograph Of the postoffice at Sears
burg which is one of the most IN
pretentious structures for mail accom-
mediation in the United States. The
postonice is in an old shanty at the foot
ol the mountain ami is kept by an aged
man who recently accepted the lob
against his will and only because the
ONCE would be given up II somebody did
not take tho Job. The office paws 500
year and the postmaster adds to his
small salary by the sale of post cards
and doing some farming.
William Heed, who was charged with
obtaining hsh from the Winooski river
by explosives June {, 1913, and who has
been absent in New York State FOR the
two Years Intervening. returned to Bur
lnRton recently and was arraigned in
city court uosdav on th,. old charge
Tie pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
serve :" DAYS in the county Jail but the
sentence was suspended . and he was
paced In the care of the probation Officer
for one year. The prosecution was started
by j. L, Reeves, when he was acting as
county fish and game warden,
decd of sale passed yesterday be-
tween |. Ii. Rosenberg and X. w. Manter
by which Mr. Manter becomes the owner
or the drug store at the corner of Church
and College streets known az the Central
drug store. Mr., Mantcr Will make
several improvements in the place. add
ing new soda fountain. etc This is one
Of the oldest drug store stands in the
city and is familiar to all visitors. Mr..
Manter has been "A resident of the city
Tor two years and has large number
or acquaintance and friends who will
wish him success in his undertaking.
r. T.. Cove was arraigned in city court
Yesterday on the charge of havin, ex-
ceeded tho speed limit for automobiles
on Church street last Saturday in from,
or the Sherwood House. He pleaded NOT
guilty. one witness testified that c;ove.s
machine was going, when he observed
MIN, at the rate of 20 to q miles an
hour Officer Miles testified that the rate
of speed was about twenty miles an hour
The limit in this section of the city is fen
miles. The respondent admitted he was
going hfteen or sixteen miles an hour.
He was fined $40 and costs of sl237, which
h paid.
Inc Daylight Corner restaurant and
confectionery store, which is part OF
the bankrupt estate Of A. r. White
changed hands Nonday when il wns
sold by A. l.. Sherman, trustee of the
estate. to David J. Mcmahon, who has
been doing n bakery business near the
mead OF Church street at No. 81 Pos
session Of the White store was given
Tuesday. The store will be continued
with its present line Of goods and with
the restaurant soda fountain and con-
fectionery business as In the past Mr.
Mcmahon will also continue his bakery
at 90 Church street.
Mrs. Mary f. Henry, wife of Sergeant
Nodrey Henry, left Sunday morning for
Douglas Arizona, to Join her husband
who Is on Through, having been honor
ably discharged May q During his va
cation Sergeant and Mrs. Henry viii visit
their farm In California. Sergeant Henry
VIII retire from active service within the
next three years, and anticipates making
MS future home in Vermont. Mrs Henry
en- route, Will stop at Arden. n. c., to visit
her mother, Mrs. Emily Bryson. Their
home near the military reservation line Is
rented by Sergeant and Mrs. Charles Mil
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