Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-05-17
CITY NEWS

Friday.
Guy {, Rochcleau was appointed
trustee OF the bankrupt estate Of j. q.
Bclrose Monday b. NJ. o. Leary,
referee In bankruptcy.
In probate court yesterday Edward II.
Dcavi,t Of Montpelier was appointed ad.
rninistrator Of the estate of Samuei
Dcavitt. late OF Colchester
Tho will OF Cioc A. Pro- Of Essex,
was proved in probate thursday
The will OF Ruth c. Mi lines
burg. was filed for pc
Major Charles II. t, and family.
who spent tho winter months IN Florida,
returned to this city saturday and have
opened Their residence. Teii1iew. OH Spear
street.
A sor was born May . to Mr. and Mrs.
Carl. r. Barstow of Ogdensburg, n. g.
formerly OF this city. Mrs. Barstow wco
Miss Jennie Merrihew daughter Of ex-
County Judge l.;nccin Morrjhew
Tho many friends OF Howard a. Alien
of this city will DO pleased to learn Of
his appointment to the reserve officers
training ca1np Mt Plattsburgh, n. y. Mr..
Allen viii! leave this morning for the
camp.
Frederick Bucl.ncr ana Mrs. Mary 9.
Bushcy. both of this city. were married
Saturday evening at the First Church
parsonage by the Rev. G. G. Adams They
were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Giddings
They vii, live At 112 Howard street.
Edward ~ Eiondin, r. S. A.. Mct;ill
~. resident Of this city mas obta'r'r'i
a position with the department OF aEi'-
eulture, provincial government at Quebec
and takes up his duties mt once in specd-
ing TIP tho production OF agricultural
products.
Ramon Downing. T.. V. NJ. "a. Of Bel
lows Falls, is at the Lake View SAM
tarium, having gone suddenly insane
from overstudy while II graduate
student in veterinary science at Ohio
State College, at Columbus. Mr. Dow
ming took his masters degree at Yer
mont in 1916.
A telegram was received in this city
Sunday by Mrs. j. Clark Allen Of COL
chester avenue that her son. Lieut.. Har-
vey c. Allen, of the coast artillery who
has been on duty in Panama for the past
three years, had arrived in New York.
Lieutenant Allen is now stationed at Fort
Hamilton. N. Y.
The case of Henry Scheier of Platts-
burgh. a dealer in liquors. against James
E. Goliath and trustees. the Howard Ma
tional bank Of this city and the Benevolent
and Protective Order Of Elks. No. 9l6, was
filed at the Office Of the clerk OF county
court Tuesday. The case is one of con-
tract and involves N,9O
John A. Hitchcock. one of the super
visors engaged by the city committee tc
oversee portion Of the agricultural
work in the city, has been forced to re-
sign because of the pressure of othel
matters. ID. S. Jones. member OF the
senior class at the State College Of Agri
culture, has succeeded him.
In probate court Tuesday Henry &
. Clement Of Rutherford, n. j., was APP
pointed executor of the will of Lillian Il
Clement. late of this city. with Buel ]
Derby and DR.. James D. Tanner com
missioners and appraisers. The wills o
George n. Foster. late of Jericho. and o
Catherine Ryan. late of Burlington, wer'
filed for probate.
The annual meeting of the Graduate
Nurses association of the Fanny Allei
hospital was held at the hospital Satur
day at 800 p. M At the business meet
ing officers for the ensuing year wer'
elected as follows: President, Mrs
A. L. Larncr: vice-president. Mrs. Arthu
Meunier; secretary. Miss Mary Murrin
There was O good attendance, a socia
hour was spent and dainty lunch wa
served.
Ennons DeI1isle and William Thibaul
pleaded guilty in city court Friday t
informations filed against them chargin
grand larceny and were sentenced to no
less than two nor more than two and
half years at the States prison at Wind
sor. The larceny consisted In the takin
OF Ford car left in front OF the Majesti
theatre recently. They were arreste
when they became stuck in the mud a
Brookneld.
Two hundred and ten bushels and ninet
pounds of potatoes and 81 bushels an
IS pounds of beans were sold last wee
through the school department to person
who are going to do their bit by garden
Ing. The amount transmitted to the Stat
was $99.0s. The Benton Bible class Of tn
Methodist Episcopal Church purchased
bushels of seed potatoes which they wi
plant on some excellent land which the
have secured near Essex Junction.
Captain George ]. Holden, Path infantr.
L. s. A.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George +
Holden OF South Union street, has bee
detailed as an instructor at the citizen
Indiana This camp is 60: cltizens frol
Ohio. West Virginia. Indiana and Krv
lucky. Captain Holden was at Columbu
Now Mexico. on a similar detail. be:o,
being ordered to tns civilian tra!rin
camp. The latter In thrsc months 4,
tail.
l.. " Sanctuary. l.. =. NJ. ~. Of I'll
United State" engineer Office at Gaivesto
Taxaa, son Of Mrs. r. x. Sanctuary
Hine@burg, has been ordered to the Lee
Springc. Texas training camp, whore a
rangemCnts have been made for CARR
for about $50 engineers among the 2,J
training there for the reserve officer
Mr.. Sanctuaiy's name has been subnnitt'
for commission as captain. His MAJ
friends will congratulate him on the u
pointment.
Supt. NJ. d. Chittcnden. in addition
his other duties, has found time to S,
about 300 bushels OF seed potatoes to IN
sons who will join the national inc.eas
food production campaign. This ~ 10
OF the work which the school a,,rc ri
tendents throughout the State are doll
TO prevent the seed potatoes and 9th
vegetable seeds from being cornered
SPECTATORS. The purchases and sales n
all made on behalf OF the State, and I
money recaived is sent nj oncc 10 Mo,
pcier.
Miss Mary Deina Chicoine. tiaugi,t.
Adelard Chtcoinne. and Henry Rayey
married Saturday morning at ST. Joso,i
Church Charles ia, ey. brother OF /