Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-14
Springfield they we're entertained at a
banquet and dance of the Boosters club.

Springfield they we're entertained At a
banquet and dance Of the Boosters club.
Miss Anna Gladstone. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gladstone OF "9S
North Bend street. and Leon f.
schwartz will be married next Sunday
at the Hebrew Free school, Miss
Gladstone was the guest of honor at
miscellaneous shower given last Thurs
day evening at the home Of Miss Flora
Samuelson at 26 Decatur street, by
Miss Samuelson and Miss Rose Buman.
The party was attended by about
twenty Of Miss Gladstone's friends,
who. presented her with many bcauti-
full gifts.
Henry Chaperon. more Familiarity
known as Pete" was taken before W.
II. Adsit, assistant Judge of Chittenden
county court, yesterday. and admitted to
bail in the sum Of $780, Charles Myers
Of Winooski and Joseph T. Martelle Of
this city becoming surety. Chaperon Ia
under arrest on a warrant issued by
states Attorney Allen Martin. charging
him with an assault on Lena Rouse,
girl Is years of age, the alleged crime
having been committed in the north part
of the city about three weeks ago.
F. Vaughn Burgess. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. L. Burgess of South willard
street, has received notification of his APP
pointment as q second lieutenant In the
United States army. having passed the
prescribed examinations which he took
short time ago at Fort Ethan Allen. Mr.
| Burgess, who is now at the reserve off,
GERS training camp at Plattsburgh. Will
remain there until he receives orders as
signing him to some army station. Mr..
Burgess attended st. Pauls school at
Concord. N. H., and was graduated from
Yale University In June, 1916
John J. Prentiss Of Utica. N. z, for
"a years a conductor for the New York
Central and for the past year In the
roads baggage service, was In town
yesterday visiting his son, Station
Master A. M. Prentiss. The former was
made a conductor for the Central Ver-
mont April 8. 1865, about two months
before he had reached his 18th birth
day. He has been in several wrecks
on the New York Central the last one
Of which induced him to retire to the
baggage service. although he retains
the rating Of a conductor
Miss Ema F. Brenneman of Harrisburg,
Pa. for the past three years kindergar.
ten teacher at the Pomeroy school. and
DR.. George A. Alden. U. s. ~. son of Mr.
and Mrs. B. H. Alden of 147 Loomis street
were married on June at the Brooklyn
navy yard. where DR.. Alden is now sta
toned. The wedding was fastened be
cause of the possibility of Dr. Alden, who
Is now an assistant surgeon, but who has
been examined for promotion, being order
|, ed to foreign service. Dr. Alden was ,
member of. the senior class at the Univer
sity of Vermont College of Medicine.
Major Alfred Starbrd, inspector-genera
of the United States army, with head
quarters at the northeastern department
at Boston, is at present at Fort Ethar
Allen inspecting the Second, 18th and 18th
regiments of United States cavalry
Major Starbird is an officer Of the fielt
, artillery but is at present on detached
service as inspector-general. His wifi
was Miss Ethel Dodd. who. with he
: family was so we'll and favorably know
at Fort Ethan Allen in the days of tn
Third cavalry, when her father, Ger
George A. Dodd, U. S. A.. retired. wa
then Captain Dodd
Lieutenant Ray E. Smith Of tn
q medical corps Of the First Vermont In
: fantry returned Friday from Rutlan
h to the Stat. reservation with a fine sever
e passenger Peerless touring car, the gil
n | of J. n. Woodfin Of that city. The CO
will be used by Colonel Thomas. con
-. handing officer of the regiment. and hi
. staff, and will All long-felt want fl
" the covering of the large amount Of terri
" tory which must be performed by the.
a officers. The only other passenger CO
'. owned by the regiment is a Ford whic
II passed it's best days in service at II
=, border.
Willis F.. Monty of this city, lon
u private secretary to Congressman Fran
II l.. Greene, who graduated from Georg
II Washington University Law school la:
II year with the degree of bachelor Of law
II has completed postgraduate course
- one year and been awarded the degre
i of master Of laws. Mr.. Monty was ac
" mtted to the practice of law in the Di:
trict of Columbia in 1916 and formed
n law partnership with an attorney in tn
in district which has been in effect for ii
l. past year. He has also passed Unite
II. States civil service examination. maxim
Ne him eligible for appointment as attorne
h. for the interstate commerce commission
c. The elementary public schools will clos
10 on Friday of this week. for the year. TT
graduation exercises of the junior his
school will be held Thursday morning
ne June q, at the Majestic theatre, and II
lie high school graduation exercises wi
Il take place at the Majestic theatre c
ID Friday morning, June %. During Il
IA summer months, Miss Devine. supervise
v. of the gardening work in the elemental
ty schools. will work with the pupils of ea(
n school at stated intervals during Il
week. in their respective school garden
The rain of the past few days has d
Il, layed the gardening work to some e.
~ tent but 1t is progressing SATISFACTORY
tie on the whole.
y The annual meeting of Green Mou
,s' tain Chapter, Daughters of the Anne
80 lean Revolution, was held Mondi
- afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. '
~ Ward, when the following officers we
~ elected Regent, Mrs. H. r. Watkin
vice-regent. Mrs. ID. A. Loomis; seer
nd tary. Mrs. George @. Stiles; treasure
as Mrs. Eben Sutton historian, Miss The
r. dora A. Peck; chaplain, Mrs. Eva
~ Marjory Adsit. Mrs. A. B. Simonds, Nj
nd J. l.. Pierce; music committee, Nj
r. John A. Russell Mrs. B. W. Braley a.
a, Mrs. C. F. Dalton: members of t
. board of management, Mrs. Perry
Miles and Mrs. j. F.. Downing. II w
voted to purchase a $50 Liberty Dor
es A social hour followed and refres
of ments were served
as Following thorough Investigate
r. of the case of the man who was
Is ported as being Stacker" meant
'ec that he had not registered on June
or as required by law, 1t was found