Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-07-05
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ST. ALBANS.
At a regular meeting of the city council
Monday evening a resolution was passed
providing that no child under Il years of
age coming from a district in which there
exists cases of infantile paralysis shall be
permitted to enter the city without
certificate from the health officer of the
community and any child entering the
city shall Immediately report to the health
officer and be Guaranteed not less than
two weeks At this meeting the resigna-
sioner from ward three was accepted and
Henry f. L'Ecuyer was appointed to fill
the unexpired term.
The 18th season of Ramp Kill Kare has
opened with about So boys this year and
about % more are expected next Monday.
The camp this year is to be divided into
two camps. The juniors are to have the
original site at Rocky point and the sem
Tors will be lodged at Samson's Lake View
House. 1t is the former delegation that
has already arrived. The camp for the
juniors is more of n recreation resort
whereas the seniors will have to be tutored
during the summer months. r. F. Perry
Of Morristown, n. j., is director of the
camps and II. w. Heath of Lawrenceville
n. j., is treasurer of the Kamp Kill Kare
corporation and is also manager of the
tutoring company.
The Missisquoi river valley and the
shores of Lake Champlain in this vicinity
will be visited this week by party, head
ed by Prof. Warren K. Moorehead of
Andover, Mass. which will make an en-
tensive search for old Indian camping
trrn ,r1c f,. xl,oA -
Mr.. Moorehead is curator of archaeology
at Phillips Andover Academy. and is
United States Indian commissioner. He is
an expert student of Indian affairs. and
he will bring eXcavators with him so that
an exhaustive and scientific study of the
territory may be made.
At a meeting of the board of the direc-
tors of the Weldon National bank held
Monday afternoon Leo +. Wilson Of
North Main street was elected a director
to fill the vacancy caused by the death of
the late w. B. Fonda.
Friends in this city will be interested
to learn of the marriage of Miss Soda
Vera Pierce, formerly of this city, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Cassius Wyciffe Pierce. to
Bernard w. Shattuck, which took place
Saturday. June % at the home of the
brides mother in Melrose. Mass. The
Rev. Thomas J. Horner of Attleboro.
Mass, performed the ceremony. The
bride was given in marriage by her elder
brother. Guy Clifford Pierce of Evans
ton. H., and his little daughter, Janet
Pullman Pierce. acted as flower girl. The
brides sister-in-law, Mrs. Hal Roulett
Pierce. was matron of honor and VIM
field S. Boynton of Boston acted as best
man. The brides gown was of pussy
xS-ilI TO with GOLD hrnra da1 bO1iCa
She wore the veil worn by the groom
mother at her marriage and it was fast
ened with rare old lace belonging to her
own mother. She wore a long rope OF
pearls and carried a bouquet of sweet
heart roses.
The board of directors of the Champlain
Country club have organized with the
election of the following officers Presi-
dent. Fuller c. Smith; vice-president, eX-
Gov. Edward C. Smith; treasurer, Ed
mund Deschenes; clerk, S. S. Watson
auditors. Fl. NJ Bell of Swanton and
Walter p. Twigg of this city The work
of constructing n golf course on the So
called Furman place on the Swanton road,
which property has been leased with the
privilege of purchase, was begun Monday
morning under the direction of G. II.
Jones of Boston. Twenty men and four
teams are employed in the work.
At the annual meeting of the Warner
Home corporation held at the home Fri
day afternoon the former board was
elected as follows: Mrs. f. d. Fuller,
Mrs. G. Fl. Morton. Mrs. S. S. Watson
Mrs. C. A. Bostwck, Mrs. f. w. Hyde
Mrs. A. S. Head. Mrs. f. S. Bedard, Mrs
C. II. Wood. Mrs. A. C. S. Beeman, Mrs
Edward C. Smith, Mrs. Frank Walwortf
Smith. Mrs. Il. A. Chittenden, Mrs. G. +,
Barker and Mrs. A. II. Rublee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norbert T.. Smyth arrived
Sunday from Detroit. Mich, and Mr.
Smyth will be employed in the machine
| shop of the Foundry Motor Car & Manu-
featuring company. For the past five
years he has been employed in the too
room of the Ford Motor Car company al
Detroit. Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. Smyth will
occupy the apartments of the Rev. and
Mrs. George +. Fortier on Bank street
for the present.
Deputy Sheriff l.. =. Martin went to
| Montpelier Saturday to get Arthur
Shappy on the charge of non-support OF
his family. 1t is alleged that Shappy left
| here a week or more ago and that he was
going to enlist. but was obliged to have
| his wife's consent and to secure that he
telephoned to this city. AS soon as it was
Martin went after him.
A daughter was born to Mr.. ard Mrs
NJ. Il. Greene of South Main street at the
| st. Adams hospital Sunday afternoon.
OF 16 men who went from this city
to Burlington Saturday to take physi'
| cal and technical examinations for ad'
mittance into the quartermaster's re-
serve corps only three passed the ex'
aminations and were admitted, while
two other names and applications were
placed on file. Those who were &C
cepted were Harold H. Chadwick, Gay
lord Rushford and b. y. Ivers. The
| names of Arthur Scanlon and Edward
Healey were placed on file.
The playground at the Stranahar
Memorial club will open Monday morn
ing, July Q, at $3.50 o'clock for its thirt
season. The grounds will be under thu