Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-11
CITY NEWS

where she will undergo an operation
or appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron r. Cook of Shore
ham are the parents of a son. born yes
terday. Mrs. Cook was formerly Miss
Eliza beth Sheldon of this city.
The Hon. and Mrs. Robert Roberts
and Miss Mary Roberts returned yes
terday from California. where they
spent the past few months at various
winter resorts.
Major Charles II. Foote and family
have returned to Burlington from Flor
ida, where they spent the winter, and
opened their summer home, "Fairview,"
on Spear street.
Wesley r. Abell T. v NJ. 10. of St
Adams has been elected farm manager
of the Vermont state School of Agri-
culture at Randolph Center and Will
assume the position after graduation,
Mr.. and Mrs L. s. Pease Of College
street received a telegram Sunday evening
Informing them of the birth of a son that
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand H.
Pease at their home in Glen Ridge
N j.
CHARLES d. Ordway Of this city and Mrs
George T.. Downe. formerly Miss Carrie
l.. Davis OF Burlington, were married
Thursday morning at the home Of Mrs.
Mary Downe, $50 Main street, Ttchburg,
Mass.
In probate court Monday Ina W. Cat
lin of this city was appointed administra-
trx of the will of George b. Catin, late
lar ,.-ith I(itf al q Il
Hollis z. Gray commissioners and APP
praiscrs
L. G. Fletcher has received a telegram
announcing the death in Milwaukee OF
his elder brother, who was in his Slst
year. This brother was a Civil War vet
eran and served as captain under Grant
at Nicksburg.
In probate court Tuesday Edward
S. Lane of Ferrisburg was appointed
administrator of the estate of Ellen NJ.
LANE. late of Burlington. with IL. J.
Cotton and Arthur $. 1sham commits
sioners and appraisers.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Dora Shanks and George
T. Turcot of Burlington on Monday.
April "A, in Boston. After a stay of
two weeks in Boston and New York
thcy will reside in Worcester. Mass.
The institutes for the Woman's AuXil-
larry TO the hoard of missions of the Epis-
. copal Church, which We're to be given in
Burlington and in Chester this month by
| Miss Tillotson of New York, have been
indefinitely postponed on account of her
| illness.
ming, May II, will he the college play Of
junior week. Vouchers for reserved seats
are now ON sale by Leutze, Phi Delta
Theta, Sherwood. Lambda lota, Stillwell.
Sigma Phi, and Sanders, Alpha Tau
. Omega.
At the annual meeting of the Rest
Room association the following officers
We're elected: President, Mrs. j. s.
OBrien; secretary and treasurer. Mrs.
W, c. Isham; working committee Mrs.
j. f. Stone. Mrs. NJ f. Daggett and Mrs.
w. G. Isham.
The marriage of Staa+slaw BogucK
of Winooski and Albina Radsiszewsla of
this city was solemnized at two o'clock
sunday afternoon at st. Marys Cathe-
oral by the Rev Joseph F. ellis. They
were attended by Stephen Stachno and
Mary Toosky.
William Joseph Dcseorges of South Bur
lincton and Miss Stella Maurel of this city
We're married Monday afternoon at four
O'Clock at st. Joseph's Church by the
III. Rev. !. NJ Cloarec. They were at
tended by Miss Frances PORTER and Uzeb
Desforges. father of the groom.
Joseph Olivia Granger OF 50 West Cen
ter street, Winooski, and Miss Evangeline
Dubuc of 122 North street, We're married
Thursday morning at eight O'Clock at St.
Joseph's Church by the TT. Rev. J. NJ.
Cloarec. They were attended by Olivia
Granger father Of the groom. and by Al
phonse i!oulc
A telegram was received Sunday
by l.. George Evans from Mrs. Evans
announcing the death of her mother,
Mrs. James Aud, at Hartford. y. y.
Mrs. Aud passed the 30th anniversary
Of her birthday on April -, but had
been a sufferer for some time caused
7 NY the infirmities Of old age.
Otto William Schifrcrt or Genoa Ohio
q soldier stationed at Fort Ethan Allen
and Miss Florence May Delorme of q
North StroeT We're married TUeSda y
= morning at nine o'clock at ST. Joseph's
Church by the Rt. Rev. j. NJ. Cloarcc
They We're attended by Jasper Davidson
aud Joseph Dclormc, father of tho bride.
The annual ball given by Champaign
Valley Grange. No, 400. Patrons of Hus-
handry, at the Masonic Temple Monday owe
lInG Was attended by many of the mem,
hers OF tho Grange and their invited
friends. Eubinson's orchestra OF five
pieces furnished music for dancing until
midnight Light refreshments were
served
At the annual meeting of the Oppor-
tunity Circle Of the Kings Daughters.
held Tuesday afternoon at the Y NJ
&. y. parlors, the following officers
were elected Observation-Disclosures, Mrs.
ArVila Somers; first Ylcc-president.
leader, Mrs. NJ, T.. Clark; second. Mrs
a. S. Gallup; secretary, Mrs. II. A.
1-add; treasurer Mrs, W. n Ward.
The nurses of the Mary Flctche,
hospital gave reception THURSDAY
1n honor of Miss Hattie Douglass ant
Miss Elizabeth Hanson, two member,
of the hospital organization who ar,
leaving to take positions elsewhere
Miss Douglass viii be the matron at tn,
hospital at Randolph. Miss Ianso,
will go to Labrador to join the Gren
fen mission for the summer
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