Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-10-12
CITY NEWS

=. 4. Pease left Saturday evening for
injection. y. j., where he will do graz
te work in chemistry at Princeton Uni
rsity.
sarah A. Mantor was appointed admin
ratrix in the estate of Russell w. Man
late of this city, in probate court
bhday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. f.. Johnson of Jeffer-
nville are the parents of nine-pound
y, born Tuesday at the Mary Fletcher
spital.
pr. Barnet Frank has opened an office
the general practice of medicine and
rgery at 81 North Union street, near
corner of Grant street
Miss Mary c. Emery left Friday
Boston for Few DAYS stay, at'e"
hich she will go to New York, whore she
II attend the Gardner school the coming
Far.
News has been received Of the birth of
son on September 2S to Mr.. and Mrs.
frederick T. Ready of Manchester, y. H.,
rmerly of this city. Mr.. Ready is con-
kctod with the Manchester Mirror.
The contract suit Of S. r. Moulton Of
is city VS. Austa n. Sturdcvant of
ragsmoor, n. Y, in which the plaintitf
|cks to recover $4,000 for services rem
bred. has been filed at the office Of the
ERIK of the county court
The case of Dr. A. S. c. Hill Of Winoo-
against Roy w. Chase of this city
as filed at the office Of the clerk of
|unty court Monday. The case is one
contract in which the plaintiff seeks
obtain $500 and costs.
|The Rev Amelia Youngren, formerly
this city. has been appointed pastor
the Free Methodist Churches at
assena and Long Sault Island y. Y.
will be assisted by Mrs Emily Shat
hck also a former resident.
Word has been received of the birth of
son to Mr.. and Mrs. John Farweu Fuller
Clinton. Mass. Mrs Fuller was Miss
lara Hall. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindley Hall of this city. The child
as been named John TarWcl Fuller Jr.
Or. w. u. Berry has sold the property
nown as Lakevew sanitarum to Dr.
O. Crossman of Lisbon. n. H.. who is
present on the staff of the Psyche
hthic hospital in Boston. Mass. Dr.
rossman is to take possession January
kont National Guard, which has been
Fort Ethan Allen since it's return
rom the Mexican border, has been mus
bred out of the federal service and the
relve companies have returned to their
ONES.
Edward j. Sullivan of this city was
hken into city court yesterday on war
ant issued by Grand Juror c. X. White.
harging non-support The court ordered
hat sullivan pay IS per week to I. A.
belany. overscer of the poor. for the sup
ort of his minor children.
Miss Winifred Kennedy of White Ri7er
JUNCTION who has for the last three years
cen office secretary for the Windham
ounty Y. NJ. c. ~. has come to this citV
nd entered, the employ of Professor
Thomas Bradlee, director of the Cnver-
ity of Vermont extension service.
Mr. and Mrs Harry y. Butler of Mont
cal have come to this city where theI
viii make their home in the future, Mr..
3utler succeeding AFRO NJ. Aseltine ~
gency manager of the Equitable Life AS
aurance society in Vermont Mrs But
pr was before her marriage Miss Grace
Blair.
News has been received in town Of the
firth of a son, Keith Hardness. to Mr..
nd Mrs. Arthur G. Peck on october
I Marshfield, ore. Mr.. Peck is practis-
ne law with his brother, Cassius Peck,
nd is to 90 to the oregon Legislature
his wear as representative from Coos
ounty.
Robert y. Pease. son of Mr. and Mrs.
F. S. Pease of College street, left Fri
hay for Princeton, n. j., where he wiz
DO postgraduate work in oh amis;ry. MI.
7ease was graduated with high hoi'ors
asst June from the University of YER
mont and is a member of the Phi Beta
Kappa society.
The Maplewood Inn, a year-round ho 81
n Elzabethtown, y. y. known to many
Burlingtonians, was burned Friday night.
is annex was badly damaged and the no
el stables destroyed. John +. Roberts,
he owner says his loss is $1,000 The
blaze was discovered at l1:i5 and 40 m n :
ltes later the hotel was gone. No ons
was injured
Harry Lyford, who was arrested on q
States attorneys warrant, charged Will
breaking into the home of j. f.. McCon.
nell on Bank street. was in city court
yesterday afternoon and his case was
continued for a hearing. without date
r. G. Webster was assigned as his coun
gel and bail was fixed at $500. which
1yford was unable to furnish,
The nurses at the Mary Fletcher hos
bital enjoyed their annual corn roast OF
he knoll at the rear of the hospital build
ngs Tuesday evening \ huge fire afteI
burning to embers was used To roast tn,
corn and marshmalows and boil the cof
fec. After supper the fire was again bull
up and the nurses and their guests en-
Doyed an hour of songs and stories