Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-07-26
CITY NEWS


July IS.
The will of Edward c. Jaro. late Of
Essex, was proved in probate court Mon
day.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leland
Hays at the Sparhawk sanitarium Thurs
day morning.
T. j. Mcdonnell was appointed admins
istrator of the estate of Thomas A.
Crosby, late of this city. in probate court
Monday.
A thousand to 1900 comfort bags
pajamas are still needed by Vermont
soldiers
The chancery case of Aurilla Young
VS.. Peter o. Sourdiffe and Rosalie Sour
diffe was entered in the county clerks
office Monday.
A case OF replevin, w. g. White VS.. F. A.
Jewett, was placed on file at the county
clerks office yesterday. This case concerns
,evcn black and white cows.
An action of contract, Clark A. Rood
VS.. Frank E. Thompson and Mary e.
Thompson. was filed at the Office of the
.lerl of county court yesterday.
Sergeant Victor Beaupre. son of Clement
Beaupre of this city, and Miss Orc Laundry
of Winooski were married at st. Francis
Xavier Church in Winooski Monday.
Capt. Tom D. Barber, son Of c. A.
Barber of this city, who is quartermaster
at the Mare Island navy yard, has been
transferred from the line to the staff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey S. Morgan Of 16
Brookes avenue announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Hazel to Fran
els Deming Hoyt, Jr of New York
city.
Sundays high temperature of % de-
grees was exceeded by three degrees Mon
day. maximum of 90 being recorded
at the local station of the United States
weather bureau.
Invitations have been received for the
wedding of Miss Isabelle Tambln Wood
Of Antwerp, n. Y, and Robert Jones of
This city. The wedding will take place at
Antwerp next Saturday.
Three settlements of estates were made
at the probate Office yesterday. They were
in the estates of Marcella f. Farrell and
willard Crane both late Of this city, and
George w. Foster, late of Jericho.
Richard Hobart Spear, the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Spear of South Willard
street, was transferred from Plattsburgh
camp Saturday to report for duty in the
aviation training camp at Princeton, N. j.
The wedding of Solomon Reuschel and
Mary Harris took place early Saturday
evening at st. Paul's chapel, the Rev.
George w. Davenport officiating. The
ceremony was witnessed by a small party
of friends
One new case was entered at the county
clerks office Saturday and will be taken
up at the September term of county court
J. r. Booth OF Ottawa sues p. f. and
B. F. Adams of Hartford for the sum OF
$500, alleged to be due on contract.
Captain and Mrs. Sheldon Harley
Wheeler are located in Mt. Clemens
Mich, where Captain Wheeler is stationed
with the Eighth aero squadron. Captain
Wheeler was married June Is to Miss
Mary Patrick Wester of San Antonio
Texas.
Philip Johnson. U. v NJ, IS. received a
message yesterday noon telling him to re.
port at the navy yard in Boston Thurs
Jay. Mr.. Johnson Joined the reserve
marine corps early in the spring. He left
at once for his home in st. Adams and
will go from there to Boston.
A. S. Hillary has taken position as
manager of the shoe department of the
Red 46 store. He was formerly with
Hendee & Davis. and was with Robert G
Stone for two years. Previous to that
he represented the Allen-Bartlett Shoe
company for seven years on the road.
A case in chancery was entered in count,
court Friday. that of Julia Prim VS.
I o,,I
of Essex. The petitioner prays for an in
junction against the defendants which will
restrain them from selling or dsposinf
of any of the personal property owned
by the petitioner.
The Pullman company has given $1.0
for the Vermont Red Cross war fund
The company has appropriated abou
$150,O00 to be used for this work all ovel
the nation and will divide the amour
according to the number Of cars operated
in each State. This is Vermont's allot
ment Of the money.
The hospital unit and the proposed
naval hospital unit, which a committe
of the faculty of the State Medical Col
lege was organizing. have been held up
No more recruits have been taken in 70
two weeks or more, pending word from
the national headquarters of the Re,
Cross in Washington.
L. A. Morhous, who has been the eff
cient war Y. NJ. c. A. secretary at tn
State reservation, Fort Ethan Allen, ha
received telegram from the interna
tional committee asking him to report a
Charlotte, n. c., by August /. He is t
be In charge of a building there for ap
proximately three months.
A. William Rutter Of 500 South Willar
street received a telegram Saturday say
Ing that he had passed the examinatio
taken few weeks ago for the position @
assistant paymaster in the navy an
Erecting him to report in Washington O
eceipt Of his commission. which woul
he forwarded in a few days.
A divorce petition, Fred Yudas VS.. Lydi
Adell Porte) Yudas. was filed at tn
county clerks office Friday. Both Nj
and Mrs. Yudas lived in Essex and wer
married in this city in 1907. the Re,
George w. Brown being the officiatin
clergyman. Wilful desertion and adulter
are the grounds alleged by the petitioner
Word has been received of the appoin,
ment of George F. Baldwin of Providenc,
X. l., to the position of State deput
OF the Modern Woodmen of America fc
vermont Mr.. Baldwin succeeds the lat
Deputy A. o. Palmer of Burlington. VIII
.suHered an attack of appendicitis on h
way to the annual convention at Chicae
Ind later died.
Mrs. Ruth N. Daspt is spending tn
summer with her mother at Is Wilso
street. Her child is with her Nothin