Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-10-04
CITY news

The will of Allen H. Peria. late of Shell
burne. was proved in probate court Mon
day.
The will of George n. Eddy, late Of
shelburne, was filed for probate Tues
day.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. A..
Audet at the Mary Fletcher hospital
Tuesday morning.
A license to sell real estate was granted
IN the estate of Harrison w. Pierce, late
Of Hinesburg in probate court Friday.
Israel Ernest Garen ard Frances ].
Flint were married Saturday at the Bap-
fist parsonage by the Rev. James 8.
Braker.
There were settlements and DEGREES in
probate court Friday in the estates of
Della j. Cameron and Charles r. Huntley,
both late of this city.
Justice of the Peace Jed p. Ladd married
Hazel Jock Of this city and Carl F. John
son of Charlotte, N. c., at his office In
The city hall Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Wool of 245
North willard street announce the en-
eagement Of their daughter. Jeanette
Eunice, to Max Philivson Of Utica. N. 7
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Aud nave gone to
Washington, D. c.. where they will spend
the winter. Miss Marguerite Aud will
Join them there in about a month.
Ensign c. A. Harris Of the local re-
cruiting station enlisted William r. Casey
Of Waterbury as an apprentice seaman
Monday. He went that night to Norfolk
Va.
The first autumn outing of the Greer
Mountain club will take place on Friday
October II, when the members OF the
club and their friends will go to Snug
glers' Notch.
David w. Howe of the aviation corps,
United States army, is in Burlington on O
two days furlough. He has been training
at Mineola, L.. l., and expects to go to
France soon.
George w. Younger has received word
that his son, George w. Younger. Jr.
has been appointed a corporal in the
64th aero construction squadron at Sar
Antonio. Texas.
The will Of the late Benjamin r. Sey'
mour contains a bequest Of $1,000 to thu
Home for Aged Women and a similar
amount to the Home for Destitute Chill
dren.
President Wilson has offered a nag t.
the scout troop in each State doing thu
most of the Liberty loan. In the first loan
the scouts Of the country raised some
thing like s22, 10000 0
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Doran of Washington
d. c., are the parents of a daughter
Ruth Mary, born September p. Mrs
Doran is the daughter Of Mrs. Charlie
c. Critchlow Of 400 North avenue.
DR.. e. L. Desautels, a prominen
dentist Of this city. reported Saturday a
Fort Ethan Allen under orders to TAX
up his work with the dental corps Of tn
U. s. R., Of which he las become a mem
Der.
In probate court Tuesday the will c
Bridget Cusick. late Of Winooski, wa
proved. F. Edward Allard of Winoosh
was appointed executor Of the will. wit
C. g. Allard n George T.. Graves com
missioners.
Ida q. Peria Of Shelburne was ap
pointed ~executrix Of the will of Allie
G.. Peria. late Of Shelburne. in probat
court Tuesday. George E.. Blair an
George N. Roberts Of Shelburne wer
appointed appraisers.
Justice Of the Peace Jed P. Ladd mai
ried Luther r. Fenton Of Worcester
Mass, and Edith e. Marsan Of this cit
at his office in the city hall Frida
afternoon. h groom is a member
the medical reserve corps at the Post.
Elmer M. Jones Of this city, a travelin
salesman, has rented from ]. A. Dor
his house at 65 North Winooski avenu
He will take possession November l. NJ
ond Mra pOnd racnDflv sold fhofr hons
hold goods and intend to go Californ
soon.
There were IS deaths in this city durir
the month Of September. according to II
vital statistics Just compiled by IL
health officer. OF these deaths "a wei
males and ten were emales the 9TH
II deaths represent nine non-residents al
two still-born babes.
Lieutenant and Mrs. H. F. Wakefe
are the parents of an 11-pound son, Hor
ito Percival. born Tuesday. Lieute
ant Wakefield is stationed at Westfe'
Mass. and Mrs. Wakefield is at the hon
OF her sister, Mrs. N. J. Curtis. of 10 Wa
nut street.
Roy D. Sawyer. U. V. M. II, n I
the past three years secretary to Pre-.
dent Guy Potter Benton of the Unive
sity Of Vermont. left Monday for Ne
York city. with the expectation Of bell
ordered to sail for France in the ne
future with a unit of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Miss Mary H.. Nichols is to be in char
of the college store at the UNIVERSE
Of Vermont this coming college yea
Miss Nichols is a graduate of the Blu
lington high school and Of the Alba
Business College, and has been employ
in the oflce>of Guy w. Bailey at Ess
Junction for some time past.
Miss Marie Reeve of 25 North Villa
street and Miss Frances Learned of
Colchester avenue, graduate nurses
the Mary Fletcher hospital and membt
of the Red Cross nursing service, ha
been assigned to active duty and lea
this noon for Camp Macarthur, Wa
Texas.
John A.. Hitchcock Of Pittsfoi
u. V. NJ. IS, has returned to the city
the coming college year. Mr.. Hitchco
Is to be instructor in zoology this We
taking the position made vacant by Pc
Schneider. who has been drafted. J
Hitchcock will also finish his course
the university and graduate with
class Of 1915.
Thirty-ive children were born in I
city during the month of September.
these nine were Of nonresident parer
and two were still-born. The "a 9th
represent IA females and 10 males. II
were distributed about the city as 1
lows: Ward one, four; ward two, O
ward three, four; ward four, six; W,
five, four; ward six, five.