Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-16

Saturday at three o'clock. The Rev. j.
+. ellis performed the ceremony. The
couple was attended by Miss Constance
r, Rock, sister of the bride. and Nathan
C. Pollock Of Landsford. Pa. Mr.. Toulk
is an instructor in the medical corps Mt
Fort Ethan Allen.
Miss Sarah M. Gleason Of 80 Hickok
place and John Hopkins of Charlestown,
w, Va, were married at $3.50 o'clock Sun.
day morning at st. Mary's rectory, by
the Very Rev. j. r. ellis. The couple
was attended by niece of the bride
Miss Madeline Babcock and James H
Dolan, Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins left on the
noon train for Denver. Colo. where they
will reside. Mrs. Hopkins was for several
years bookkeeper for Dolan Brothers on
College street. Mr.. Hopkins is salesman
ager of the Kellogg Toasted Corn Flakes
company.
Mrs. e. M. Bunker and daughter, Mrs.
w. p. Wilson, formerly Of Burlington, and
Mrs. Wilson's two children, have returned
to this city, and are now living on South
Union street. The nomination Of Mrs.
Wilson's husband, Captain Wilson. to the
rank of major, has been sent to the Sen
ate and IS awaiting confirmation. Mrs
William H. Burt. wife of Major w. HI
Burt, field artillery, U. S. A.. and daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Bunker. Is expected to arrive
in Burlington within a short time. She
will make her home here during the war.
The New York papers OF Saturday
contained the announcement OF the Sc
lection Of Earle F. Henry OF Brooklyn,
who is a son of Mrs. Elias Lyman OF
txt ole far Of the 0YiCAYQ' a..
serve camp at Plattsburgh. that opens
on the 9th Of the present month. Mr.
Henry is a member Of Troop A, OF the
LIST New York cavalry. He spent the
summer Of 1915 in Texas with hts regi-
ment and is now stationed at st. Elmo.
N. Y, helping guard the New York
aqueduct.
The northeastern division, which in
cludes the Vermont Chapter OF the Red
Cross, has been called upon. in common
with chapters in New York. Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, Cleveland. Pittsburg
Washington and Atlanta, by Surgeon
General William c. Braisted Of the navy
to supply as soon as possible surgical
dressings for each Of the 1879 battle
ships and destroyers Thousands OF
congresses and bandages will be re-
quired. The total Of surgical dressings
amounts to 100000.
The men Of the LIST Vermont regiment
were the guests at the second dance
given by the committee on training
camp activities Saturday evening at the
high school building. About 200 at
tended the dance. for which music OF
the very highest order was furnished
by the orchestra of the LIST Vermont
regiment. The punch for the guests
was furnished by the Hotel Vermont
The committee in charge OF this dance
was composed of Mrs. William H. En-
glesby. Mrs. Charles l.. Woodbury.. Mrs
D. A. Shea and Miss Margaret Whiting
DR.. George e. Latour and DR.. Walter F.
Mckenzie left Monday for Fort Benja-
min Harrison, Ind. to take up their duties
as physicians in the medical reserve
corps, in which they recently enlist
ed. They have received the commissions
of lieutenant. These two doctors were
we'll known about Burlington and had
built up large practices since their grad
uation from the University Of Vermont
college Of medicine. The departure OF
these two doctors for military service
makes three who have left in the last
week. DR.. Larner was commissioned last
week as a lieutenant and Is at present or
duty at the Post as a specialist.
Miss Cecilia j. Hanlon. daughter OF
Mrs. Sarah Hanlon of 66 Howard street
and Charles A. Brown Of Waterbury
Conn.,, son Of Mr. and Mrs. r. ]. Brown
of 275 st. Paul street. were married at sia
o'clock Monday morning at st. Mary's
Cathedral. The Very Rev. J. F. Gillis
performed the marriage ceremony. The
couple was attended by Miss Mabel D.
Dilloway and Edward c. Brown. a brother
Of the groom. After a brief wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will reside in Water.
bury. Conn.,, where Mr.. Brown has a
position with the American Brass com.
pany. The wedding was a quiet one be.
cause Of the recent death Of the brides
father.
Francis ]. Tucker of this city wal
fined 81 and costs Of $7.05 by Judge
Palmer in city court Tuesday for thu
violation Of a city ordinance in regart
to the selling Of ice for drinking pur
poses that was not cut outside of thu
breakwater. City Attorney Hamilton
S. Peck prosecuted the young man. wht
Is an employe of and drives an ice team
for julius Roland. Mr.. Peck requested
the court to be lenient with the re
spondent, as he was in entire Ignorance
of the wrong he was doing. The yount
man has been selling ice cut from In
side the breakwater to meat market
and restaurants for cold storage pur
poses. but violated the law when h,
sold a cake to a private residence.
Ensign c. A. Harris received word Tues
day from the navy department II
Washington that no more men can b.
enlisted in the aviation corps landsmel
| for quartermaster. Young men in thi
locality who are qualified as machinist
or well-qualified gas engine men may b.
enrolled as landsmen for machinist mat
(aviation). Duties in this respect will b.
| in connection with the care and repai
of aircraft. and there is no promise o
actual flying. Mr.. Harris enlisted thre
additional men Tuesday. They ar
James d. Mccormack Of Hardness, N. Y
George l.. Baker of Ausable Forks
| n. Y. and Leslie NJ. Hollis of Rutland
These three recruits signed up as appren
tice seamen and were sent to their home
| to await orders
Miss Christine Summers Of this city an
| Sergeant William Malone OF Springfield
Mass, now stationed at Fort Ethan AlleI
were married Tuesday morning at mir
o'clock at the rectory Of st. Mary
Cathedral by the Rev. Joseph F. Gilli'
They were attended by Miss Mab'
Thompson of Bristol and Sergeant Kille!
, The bride wore blue taffeta gown wit
a large black hat, while the bridesmai
wore a dress of blue taffeta with blac
hat. The couple received many beaut
full and useful presents from friends an
relatives. In the evening the boys {
Troop NJ, Second cavalry. at Fort Etha
Allen gave the bride and groom a receI
ton at the home Of Mrs. II. NJ. Parkt