Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15
CITY NEWS

WI N6SsS
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs II. 3.
puglass yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Condor of 22S I'arK
rect are the parents Of daughter. born
Anunry 90.
The annual convention of the Vermont
tate Teachers association VIII NC he'u
Montpelier October 25-T
About rs members Of the Chiftenden
bunty Grange were entertained d! 'he
harlotte Grange Tuesday. The mem
hrs elected we're installed by state Mas
r w. N. Cady.
The will of Sophia Girard late OF TINS
ty. was allowed in probate court Won
ay. Frank Girard was appoihteo en-
tutor of the will. with +. ). Lanou an"
Y. H. Badger commissioners ava aPpra's-
rs.
The marriage of William J. Beanlac End
redeline Potvin took place Monday
fternoon at four o'clock at st. Mary
athedral, the Rev. J. F. Gillis oticiat
BIZ. Mr.. Beaulac is stationed at ForI
than Allen.
News has been received in this city
hat Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Lafond OF NIL
BIRD, n. H., are the parents Of a son, BORN
february g. Mrs. Lafond will be renem-
cred as Miss Hazel Provost, formerly o.
burlington.
Louis F.. Fisher has severed his connec-
on with the Burlington Grocery COM
any and returns this week 10 his former
ostion which he had held for six years
the Office of the Draper company III
Eopedale. Mass.
Cards have been received in the CITY
announcing the marriage on February {
Cadillac, Mich. of Daniel Ray Inns
BY. formerly of this city. and Miss Kate
Eleanor Newark, daughter Of ME- ana
frs. Alfred w. Newark.
DR.. George Mather Beeman Of this city
as become associated with DR.. + Is.
Bmith for the practice of osteopathy in
Boston. DR.. Beeman is n graduate OF the
(ublic schools of this city and OF the
Boston College of Osteopathy.
The divorce case of Emma J. Wives of
his city against Francisco G. Wives was
led at the office of the clerk of county
curt yesterday. The papers set up in
olerable severity, desertion and non-sup-
|ort as grounds for divorce.
The marriage of Miss Corncia NJ
Kendall, U. V. NJ. rs. now with the Good
Fear Tire and Rubber company Of Akron
bhio, will take place at Miss Naughn's
ONE on Wednesday, February q.
The divorce case of Matilda NJ. May.
lard of this city against Louis d. May
lard was filed at the office of the clerk
bf county court Monday. The suit set;
p intolerable severity, desertion ant
np.surnort grounds for divorce.
Jed p. Laid, clerk of city court, a.
ustice of the peace. married two couples
1t his office Friday. They were Harr!
Barrett of SO St. Louis street and Car
lie Iby of 203 Maple street, and Jet
Clark Morse and Florence Brown o
Vinooski.
F.. S. Plat of Rutland. clerk of tn
United States court for this district, will
be at the United States court room il
he federal building in this city at tel
clock Friday morning. February 16. TO
he purpose of issuing first papers an
feceiving petitions for naturalization.
The case of the Burlington Drug com
bapy against the Wallingford Cash Stor
company of Wallingford was filed at tn
office of the clerk of county court Tues
lay. The case is an appeal from justic
court. having been tried before j. p. Lad
n this city. The amount involved is $50.
President Guy Potter Benton will dc
Aver the address at the annual Dime
pf the Society of Colonial Wars, to b
held at the society's rooms on the ON
inst. The dinner will take place at /: (
o'clock. A business meeting will follo'
when officers will be elected and report
read.
In probate court Thursday license wa
Eranted to sell real estate in the estate
bf Harlan and Henry Thorpe. late {
Charlotte. c. J. Russell was apponte
administrator of the estate of Miriam
Baldwin, late of Hinesburg. with II.
Weller and F. B. Dow commissioner
md appraisers.
Mrs. John b. Taylor, who. with NJ
Taylor, has been for some time at Sar;
nae Lake, N. Y, slipped on the ice at tn;
place one day last week and broke tt
arge bone Of her upper left arm. TT
break is mending satisfactorily and NJ
Ind Mrs. Taylor expect to return to Blu
ington in the course of a few weeks.
The ninth annual ball of Champla
Valley Grange, Patrons of Husbandr
given Friday evening in Masonic Temp
hall, was attended by about rs couple
he occasion proving most pleasing or
Prcston's orchestra furnished music (
dancing until one o'clock Saturday NOR
Ing, punch and waters being served.
Two divorce cases were filed at Il
office Of the clerk of county court Thur
lay. Edna Laport Fassett of tt
city sues Valney Fassett. charging int
erable severity, desertion and non-su
port. Rosanna Francis sues Frederi
). Francis of Schenectady. N. Y. allie
ng intolerable severity, desertion a
hon-support.
DR.. James Walter Bunce of Nor
Adams, Mass. who was graduated fro
The University of Vermont Medical G.
ege in 1915. and is now at the New Yo
City Skin and Cancer hospital. is one
he 50 successful candidates who recen
passed the preliminary examinations
appointment into the medical corps of I
United States army.
Robert and Agnes Croker have return
from Troy, n. Y, where they attend
he marriage Of their sister, Helen Ca
crime to John p. Gahagen, which to
place Tuesday Feb at the Church
the Sacred Heart, with the Rev. Fail
white performing the ceremony. NJ
(sahagen is we'll known here, being for
erly resident Of this city
Albert X Dorman of Worcester, Ma.
has succeeded j. f. Dennis as teacher
manual training at the junior high schc
Mr.. Dennis asked to be relieved some ii
ago, but a suitable successor could
be found. Mr.. Dorman was gradua
from the Worcester high school cou
and also had n three-year course at