Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-14
CITY NEWS


lndisposed at his home for the past rev
days. was out yesterday.
J. w. Farnsworth Of Colchester was
appointed administrator of the estate OF
Jonathan II. Lamplough. late of Winoo-
ski, in probate court Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Metcalf of Willis
ton announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Florence Stearns Metca1' 10
]. Hollis Wiggin of Maiden, Mass
The wills of Benjamin S. DAWSON late
of Westford. and william Prentiss' iate
of Milton, were filed for probate at tne
probate office in this city TUESDAY
The case of Abdnor Elsa against B. j.
Fayette of the Burlington Fruit company
of this city was filed at the office of the
rlerk Of county court Thursday. The case
Involves $500,
Clarence l.. Smith Of this city was APP
pointed in probate court yesterday adj
nninistrator de bons non, cum testamento
annexo of the estate of Nathaniel King
Brown, late of this city.
The annual reunion and dance Of the
Burlington High School Alumni associa-
ton will be held at eight o'clock on
Wednesday evening of next week. June
20, at the high school building.
NJ p kellogg. formerly a clerk at the
Hotel Vermont and for the last three
years assistant manager of the Ell Tovar
ut Grand Canyon. Ariz, has been engaged
rs cashier at the Hotel Vermont.
Eugene NJ. Vincent. son Of Mrs.
Francis Vincent, and Miss Stella de
Varennes were married at st. Joseph's
Church at eight O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing by Monsignor J. NJ. Cloarec,
In the divorce case of Alice Spawn
Archambault VS.. Harry Archambault,
divorce has been granted the petitioner
by the county court on the ground OF
non-support. Both parties live in Bur-
ungton.
Romeo A. Norton Of Huntington, John
H. SMALL of waitsheld and Milo Wright
of Avery's Gore met with County CLERK
c. ]. Russell at the court house Thurs
day to make abstracts of the grand list
Of Avery's Gore.
Clyde Harold Irwin of 1876 Battery street,
u years old, and Miss Caroline Rose Gag
non, p. daughter Of Peter Gagnon Of 1914
Archibald street. were married at st.
Josephs Church Monday morning by
Monsignor j. NJ. Cloarec. Frank Niens
and Miss Laura Gagnon attended
At the regular semi-annual meeting
of the Baptist Young Peoples Union the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, n. L. Stanley; ce-president. Helen
c. Moody; treasurer, Walter Hazen
recording secretary, Lulu Atwood; corre-
spending secretary, Florence NJ. Hill
Commodore Macdonough Chapter Uni
ted States Daughters of 1872. will hold
their last meeting of the year at Mrs
Lucy Macdonough Reads in South Hero
on Friday. Mrs. Read will entertain
with a luncheon. The party will leave
here at 9:s5 a. M and return in the after
noon.
Miss Joanna D. Croft. for the past sew
sral years teacher Of the teacher-train'
ing course at the high school, was the
guest of honor Tuesday evening at mis-
cellaneous shower given at the high
school building by the ladies Of The
faculty. Miss Croft will be married soor
to Edward H. Read of this city.
T. r. Conlon was appointed execute
Of the will of Catherine Ryan, late o
Burlington, in probate court Thursda.
with John E. Lavell and T. A. Delan!
commissioners and appraisers. There wa
a settlement in the estate of James c
Smith, late Of Burlington. and the will
OF Henry Lawrence, also late of this city
was allowed.
E. j. Hines. who has been employed a
the jewelry store of F. ]. Preston & Sol
for the past year. has accepted A position
rs travelling salesman for the William
]. Ward company, prominent Made
Lane jewelers. of New York Mr. Hine
will cover the southern States in the in
terests of this firm, beginning his ne,
duties Monday.
Samuel A. Brown. who has been cor
nected with the Western Union office
this city for a number of years. left Fri
day for Brooklyn, n. Y. Mr.. Brown will
after taking a three months course at tn
training station in Brooklyn. enter tn
United States navy third class elec
trician. intending to become a rad
operator.
A license to sell real estate in IL
estate Of Otis r. Mouton. late OF tn
city. was granted in probate court FIR
day. Georgia Greene was apponte
administrative Of the estate Of Ann
Robinson. late of this CITY, with c. Y
Brownell and W. H. Conner of this CHI
commissioners The will of John O Brie
late of Bolton, was filed for probate.
The advance party for Camp Abnak
the Y. NJ. c. A. camp which is held ever
summer at North Hero by the Stat
Y. M. c. A., will go up next Monday.
will consist of State Secretary B.
Clark. Walter E. McGovern. F. c. Anne
of this city, and Harold E. Soules
Boston, the swimming instructor. Tf
camp will be opened June %, when til
hrst group of boys will arrive.
William w. Foote. who was born an
lived for many years in this city. he
gone to England with a Canadian motto
cycle corps and will be soon at the frol
in France. Young Foote is the son
George W. Foote of Lowell. Mass, ar
a nephew of William Foote of South Blu
hnEton. Mr.. Foote. who was employed
the B. l.: Kent bakery. has conducted
bakery of his own at Scotstown, Que.
One Of the youngest of the June brd
is Miss Sara Catherine Fox, daughter
Charles Fox Of l73 North Champla
street. She is only II. Miss Fox WI
married at 2:3o O'Clock Monday afte
noon to Harold Orange Badger of
Nash place by Monsignor j. NJ. Cloar
of st. Josephs Church. Monsign
Cloarec performed the marriage ceremol
for the girls mother and her grandmoth
before her.
At the grand council meeting of Il
United Commercial Travellers held
Hartford, Conn, 1,500 members we
present. Liberty bonds to the amount
$4,000 were subscribed for by the gra
and subordinate councils in New En-
land. A. B. Simonds was elected de-
gate from Vermont, and T. B. Gary