Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-06

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If you need only one medicine get 1t
and take it-but do 1t now. (Adv)'
on. The Arbuckle company was ad-
judged a bankrupt on July 6. 1915.
Capt. F. f. Clark. M. r. c., left for
New York Friday evening, having been
detailed for special study and research
at the Rockefeller Institute for Medicai
Research. Captain Clark Will give
special attention to the latest methods
Of diagnosis and treatment OF pneu-
monia, spinal meningitis and infantiie
paralysis. Captain Clark has just COM
pleted year and half service at Fort
Ethan Allen and expects to 30 to France
before long.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Jenkins or Il
North avenue have received word from
their son, George. who enlisted IN the
United States navy on Labor day. TO
the effect that he has been made q quar-
termaster on the patrol boat Apache.
Young Jenkins. who is but II years OF
age. now has the privilege of wearing
Quartermaster's stripes, taking the place
made vacant when his predecessor was
washed overheard during heavy gale
recently
Chittenden Temple. No. 49, Pythian
Sisters, elected officers for the coming
year at their rooms last night as fol-
lows: Most excellent chief. Lena Jones;
ex-senior chief. Blanche Vanderhoof; ex-
Junior chief, Evelyn Palmer: manager.
Helen Almond; mistress Of records and
correspondence. Margaret Aldrich: mis-
tress Of finance. Lillian Neser; conductor.
Maud Marshall: guard, Lena Brew; past
inatallAtiOn
will occur later.
At recent meeting in Rutland Of prom
inent citixens Of the State, plans for the
Armenian and Syrian relief fund campaign
were formulated. Mayor H. c. Brislin Of
Rutland. Judge ]. E. Weeks Of Middle
bury and the Rev. Charles Tracy Of Rich
mond were named as committee to APP
point county chairmen to conduct the
campaign. The county chairmen will in
turn appoint chairmen for cities and towns
in their Jurisdiction. A State executive
committee Of five members also will DO
appointed by the initial committee.
A divorce case Ethel Hurley VS.. Clement
Hurley. both Of this city, was filed at the
office Of the county clerk Monday for
hearing at the March term of county
court The petitioner states, among other
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tionee in this city in April, 1904, by the
Rev. P. ]. Barrett. and that her maiden
/ name was Ethel Blair. AS grounds for the
granting Of divorce she alleges desertion
since June, 1905, and since that time re.
fusal to support. Her final prayer Of the
court asks the right to resume her maiden
name.
DR.. e. o. Crossman, class Of 81. College
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has been proprietor of the Lakeview sani-
torium Jointly with DR.. Sears, has re-
Gently been appointed lecturer on men,
tai diseases at the college. A change
became necessary because Of the increas-
| ing pressure of business upon the shoul-
ders of DR.. w. L. WATSON, who is in
charge Of the entire department DR.. T. J..
Allen. q member Of the stan of the State
hospital and a graduate Of the University
Of Vermont Medical College. class Of II.
will have charge Of the clinical depart
ment.
Charles Levin was elected Tuesday night
chancellor commander Of Bethel Lodge
No. 20, knights of Pythias. to head that
order for the ensuing term. The other
officers elected were: vice-chancellor
Harmon Berman; prelate, Dr. Barnet
Frank; keeper of records and seals. M. G.
Rosenberg master of work. /. Zirinsky
master of finance. Michael Frank; master
Of exchequer. Arthur M. Gladstone
master-at-arms, Allan Miller; trustee fol
three years. Harry Solomons. There are
two officers to be appointed at the in
stallation which will take place on New
Years night.
Howard Dennings of Essex. an incor'
rigible and dependent child (he lowered
about a half a foot above the head Of
the clerk of city court). was sentenced
in city court Monday to spend tn,
remainder of his minority, that Is unit
1924, at the State Industrial school a
} Vergennes. His parents who were pres
ent at the hearing Monday. claimed
that they had been unable to handle tn
Child" hence their desire to have hin
reformed of his evil habits by the State
Although the case should have been hear
in the lads home town. the place o
: hearing was waived.
The older residents of the city will b
glad to learn that the Rev. DR.. Eldrldg
D Mix, the successful pastor of the FRS
, Church SO years ago (who writes ono o
its parishioners). Is in the enjoyment o
, good health. and often occupies the pull
pit. and frequently appears on the publ
. platform conducting religious exercises
He Is IS years of age. and Is living wit
his daughter. Grace. at Hampton, Vii
ginia. She is the kindergarten superio
in the State normal school Of 600 girl
at Farmville, Virginia. His wife die
.. some years ago, and he writes that
; and his daughter will cling to eac
:. other SO long as life lasts" His address
:. is Hampton Institute, Hampton. Va,
r c. o. Wood of Rutland, fireman on tn
= through freight train due in Burlingto
at 6:45 a M. was severely injured nea
the Union station Tuesday morning whe
. the locomotive and tender parted. lettin
. him slip through. His right hand wa
> badly lacerated and all of the bone
u broken. He also received a cut abol
o two inches long in the forehead. NJ
. Wood was rushed by DR.. p t. McSwe.
i ney to the Mary Fletcher hospita
;, where the thumb, the middle finger an
the forefnger were amputated. 1t
hoped that the ring finger and lit
L finger can be saved. Last night Mr.. Woo
IS was resting as comfortably as could
>. expected.
= Through the offices of the State Cha
= ter, American Red Cross. II. 8. Howal
:, - secretary, two funds are distributed reg,
" larly for the relief of wives of famili,
=, OF American soldiers who enlisted In Il
10 Canadian forces and were killed or di
abled In action. This relief comes
" conjunction with the British imperial r
Ii lief. One OF the two cases Is In Blu
= lington. A case Of a discharged soldi
ID VINO contracted tuberculosis has be,