Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-18

mittee. the Rev. c. j. Staples, Mrs.
George Il. Bell, Mrs, c. l., Soule, Mrs.
j. *. Hooper. Miss Elizabeth l.. Rogers,
Mrs. A. J. Taylor and George Dana Smith.
The work which will be undertaken next
winter was discussed, and plans and
methods outlined for its accomplishment
II. Edward lombard. until recently a
prominent business man OF Ausable
Forks, n ", assumed the management
Tuesday of the Combination Cash store
in this city. Mr.. Bombard, who is a
brother OF DIR. b. J. A. Bombard OF this
city, was born in keesevilie. n. Y, and
with the exception of his boyhood days,
when his parents resided in New Hsmp-
shire for several years, his life has been
spent in and around Kceseville, where
he has been active in business, politics
and the matter of good roads His wife
and two children will come to Burlington
later
In probate court Monday there was a
settlement and decree in the estate of
Pierre Dufresne, late of Winooski. The
will of Mary X. Bowers, late of Burling-
ton. was proved. The will of Lydia A.
for probate. Anna Gilmore of this city
has been appointed administrators OF the
estate of Daniel Gilmore, late of Bur-
lington. with ]. w. Madden and John p.
Murphy OF this city commissioners and
appraisers. The will OF Michael Gala
han, late of Burlington, was proved,
Anna Hall of this city was appointed ad-
mnistratrix of the estate of Pauline Hall,
late OF this city,
Miss Mary Elizabeth Potvin and Theo-
dore Perrott Of 40 Colchester avenue
were married at seven o'clock Tuesday
morning at st. Josephs Church by the
Rt. Rev ]. NJ Cloarec. The couple were
attended by Joseph Perrott and Theo.
philus Perrott the father and uncle Of
the groom. A wedding breakfast was
served at the grooms home. In the eve
ming a reception was rendered the couple
in Corporation hall at Winoos Il,
where one hundred and twenty-five Of
their friends We're present and enjoyed
an evening of refreshments and dancing
to n three piece orchestra. Among those
who were here to attend the wedding
We're Sidney Perrott of Plymouth, Mass.
and Mrs. Henry Charter of Sterling,
Colorado.
Henry +. Pocue received injuries Mon
day morning in an automobile accident
when the automobile which he was driv-
ing came in contact with and tore down
telegraph pole on North avenue, The
accident occurred when the steering gear
of the car broke the automobile lurchng
to one side and coming up against the
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ployed by the Vermont Fruit company,
was starting for St. Adams and was ac-
companied by William Simpson. Both re.
ceived injuries, Mr.. Pecue being injured
more severely He had one knee badly
bruised and was also hurt in the stomach
by coming in contact with the steering
wheel, Mr.. simpsons injuries were con-
fined to his shins. The car was somewhat
damaged.
The Vermont section of the Ameri-
can Chemical society was organized
Thursday at meeting held at tn
New Sherwood. About 20 chemists
representing the University of Yer
mont, Norwich University. Middlebury
College. and various industrial enter
prises. were present. The section was
organized after supper. which was
served at $3.50. and the following Of
fcers were elected: Chairman. $. +
Howard of Norwich University; vice
chairman, p. c. Voter of Middlebury
College; secretary treasurer c. f.
Burke counsellor. &. II. Burrows
program committee Claxton Monroe, A
r. Davis. r. E. Hussey, C. II. Jones, f
&. Jacobs. After speeches by various
members the meeting adjourned abou,
$40 The first public meeting will bs
held some time in June