Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-20
CITY NEWS

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Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Woodbury. are the
parents Of a daughter, born last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E., Prior Of Fletcher
place are the parents Of a son, born Sat-
urday.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles c. Conley of 20S
King street are the parents of a daugh-
ter, born Sunday evening.
A daughter. Katherine Lois. was born
to Mr.. n Mrs. p. J. Mills September
. at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
There was a settlement and decree in
the estate of Mary Hale. late of Burling-
ton, in probate court Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Willis of 232 Main
street are the parents of a daughter,
born last evening, at the Mary Fletcher
hospital.
william Patch and Hattie whitcomb,
both Of Johnson, were married Tuesday
afternoon by the Rev. I. c. Smart at
the College Street Church parsonage.
Judge J. H. Macomber appointed Mary
H. Leffler Of this city Administrative
Of the estate of Libbie J. Hammond,
hatO "a IA y az OO@No ouA u
urday.
The will Of Wesley G.. White, late Of
Richmond, was filed for probate Tues
day. NJ. D. Dimock Of the same town
was appointed administrator Of the es-
Oote.
Alma c.. W. Lowell Of Titchburg,
Mass, was appointed in probate court
Tuesday by Judge ]. H. Macomber adj
ministratrix Of the estate of Albert P.
Lowell. late Of Fitchburg.
Miss Anna Harrington Of College
street gave a miscellaneous shower
Friday evening for Miss Frances Lar
ner, who Is soon to be married to j.
Neil Conif Of whitehall, N. Y.
The marriage Of Edward G. Hayes and
Miss Helen Poirier. for which invitations
had been sent out for the 10Th Of Sep
TENDER, has been postponed indefinitely
owing to the serious illness Of Miss
Poirier.
Charles w. Kempter Of this city has
beeen certified back from Montpelier to
the local board Of exemption for this
county as having been neither exempted
nor discharged from service in the ma.
tional army.
Nellie Turner Of winooski was appointed
administrators Of the estate Of Mary E.
Ward. late Of this city. in probate court
Monday. C. w. Hardacre and James
Turner. both of Winooski, were appointed
commissioners
Juan Robinson Of South Hero was ap-
pointed administrator of the estate Of
Julian j. Allen, late Of this city. in pro-
bate court Monday. T. E. Hopkins and
F. G.. Webster were appointed commits
iioners and appraisers.
Raymond c. Hall Of st. Johnsbury was
enlisted by Ensign Harris Monday at
the recruiting office in the federal build
ing as an apprentice seaman. He was
sent Immediately to the naval training
station at Newport, r. I.
Jed P. Ladd. Justice Of the peace. per-
formed a nocturnal marriage ceremony
at his office in the city hall Friday night
The ceremony took place at 10:45, and
the happy couple consisted of Henry w.
Clodgo Of this city and Ann Poland Of
keeseville. N. Y.
The Matted Cereal mpa has Just
ground Whole wheat flour from grain
grown in Charlotte. This -four has been
tested in bread and mullins and the quail
lty is equal to the best. Farmers who
wish to bring their wheat here for grind
Ing can be sure of getting choice flour.
DR.. Walter d. Berry. a former wner
OF the sanitarium on North avenue. is
at present a first lieutenant in the medi-
cal officers reserve corps, United States
army. and is stationed at the Philadelphia
General hospital preparatory to active
service in his speciality for the benefit of
the government.
Ensign c. A. Harris. in charge Of the
local navy recruiting station for this
district. received word from Washington
yesterday afternoon hat hereafter all
recruits from this station will be trans
ferred to the training camp at Norfolk,
Va, instead Of to the former training
camp at Newport. R.. L.
Attention is called to the new hostess
room in the h~eadquarters' building a,
Fort Ethan Allen. This room is for the
use of soldiers and their women relatives
and friends. or for any visiting
Magazines and writing materials are pro.
vided and a hostess" Is at the room
every weekday from 900 a. A.. until
$50 p. m.
Fred W. Hall of Essex was appointed
administrator in the estate Of Minot w
Smith, late Of the same town. in pro
bate court Saturday. George ]. Ho
bart of Essex and Corey w. Osgood o,
Milton were appointed appraisers, ant
George j. Hobart and Frank E. Aller
OF Essex were appointed commissioner
In this estate.
Barney V. Weinstein of the logger,
Shop and Miss Ida Feinberg of Spring
Held. Mass, formerly of this city, wert
married recently at the home Of tn,
bride In Springfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Vein
stein nave returned to this city and are
making their home on South Winoosk
avenue. Mr.. Weinstein has been in Bur,
lngton for about three years.
A.. S. Lang of Barton, u. V. NJ, '19
was in the city on business Saturday
Mr.. Lang will not return to college thi
faIl, as his father is not in the best O
health and requires his assistance for
part OF the time at his store in Barton
Mr.. Lang who is well known in tn,
city as a futist, will also dc some worl
In the musical line during this winter.
William A. Lauzon and James Par
ent have rented from Max l.. Powell
the later's automobile repair shop a
loo st. Paul street. 1t is their ~intentio,
TO run an up-to-date general repai
shop FOR automobile work. Both me-
have been In the employ Of George A
Collision for some time, ceasing thei
labors there when their employer sol
but to another party.
Clifford s. Griffith of West Virginia
military man. and Josephine Mitchell
OF tnls city were united in marriage a