Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-04-25

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was A p,ipil ~ n TT ,yus.- aud has sung
in several Of h,s n,,,,ns.s
A finding of fart. H., a. Nonser Deep
bankrupt estate 4. ho,.a nrepared by
Referee w. N. Thor,.,I. aftor which he
vii, rive hi. doa,,,,' ~. .ho case. and
~ will then ho on.on,, tudpe II, b.
Howe of the 1-nitad S,a,os district court
for a decision relative IN the Legislature
of 1916 upon chatte, mortgages Mrs.
Deep. mother OF tho bankrupt, was given
n mortgage for Al nm car,y in 1917, but
II was not recorded unt,, about January
!, 1918. and few DAYS before the petition
in bankruptcy was filed. The attorneys
are making n test case of the case based
upon the recent Legislation governing
chattel mortgages. The petition Of the
Union Printing company has been dis
missed by order Of court for lack OF pro-
secution. This was filed in 1916 Thomas
Gundry has been discharged from pahK-
ruptcy.
Supt. 8. c. Hutchinson Of the Mont
pener public schools is looking Tor ma
terial from which to select teachers 10
MI vacancies to occur in the teacn'hs
force IN Montpelier In the coming year.
IL Is Understood there are nine changes
IN the nigh school alone, but thus iur
only three nave been made Known' my
are frot' stem Strobeck' VINO - W ~
10 tne governmental work III training ',,'
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ing oVe. ,ne CentIa' Vermont anu W. g
~, "ens river Ia'roaus ,..,s
lapor III moh'peher, 10 which ouIeo''oi'
was n'aue BECAUSE Oh .he p'iiu ,"'" SO
VIC ~" orosSes .ne
pany .'9 LIN, ny the CITY VI mo.,pe
HeoIse ."'erson' 'r', WHO nus zee" ".
,ore 'he JuVeh''e court. OF "nicn H. Az.
I,a,sey is juuse' WIN the resui. ,n'.' .lE
ehI,o nus oeen adJudgea oepenoeht io'
iaoh VI care U! IFS parents au. peen .''''
m'tteu 10 the care OF the state ooaTa Oh
cnarities ana PROBATION Inc tatner'
aeorge PATTERSON, sr'' is expected 10 go 10
work IN snort time.
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by the local exemption board. in response
TO the recent FEDERAL call FOR two coiored
reeistrants from vermont. The other one
Will be from Rutland county.
| James Hartness, VINO has been IN Eu-
rope In the interests of the federal gov
| eminent, has returned to the State and
as soon as arrangements can be completed
following his making his report to the
government the State board OF education
| will have a meeting.
The monthly meeting of the board of
charities and probation will take place at
the Capitol May /, when Herbert Parson,
head of a similar board in Massachusetts
will speak. All sheriffs, probation officers.
and persons interested in probation will be
invited to attend the meeting. Elisha
| May a member of the board is i'll but feel
ing some better.
Frank Ashland appeared in city court
Monday morning and paid a fine Of 81
and costs for the offense of selling mort
gagged property without authority, to
which he had pleaded guilty. Ashland
has a large family and had made restitu-
ton of property since his arrest
Mrs. Harry Miller, who for several
years. with her husband, lived in Mont
pelier, arrived from Columbus, Ohio.
Saturday evening TO make her home in
ago. He will be remembered here as
several years a cornetst in the Wilder
orchestra and Montpelier Military band
afterward going to Columbus. Mrs. Mil
Ter also plays cornet and is temporarily
playing in the Playhouse.
The body of Horace L. Kellogg. who
died In Worcester. Mass. after few
days illness with pneumonia. was brought
to Montpelier Monday morning and taken
to the home of A. L. johnson in Wor-
cester for the funeral. which took
place at the church in that village at
one O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. The
deceased was born In Worcester May I,
1870 sol, OF Erward ana Laura hel-
ioss' i1e h'eu III Worcester until ABOUT
year ago. wheh ne went 10 worcester
' ~ WIN ne WAS 'ia'r,eu III
.ue, Ivt'' u Den's 'onhsor' oaush-
e, y, WI. anu Mrs. a. l.. Johnson, "ho'
o,o'her' Ches.er henogg' one nan
oio.ner' raymond heNogg' ana TWO nan
,s.s. Mls rreu iieath OF Barre anu
"rs. Oiarence WNnanl OF Queechee.
Two more OF the teacnlng stan OF Mont
pener PUBIC schoois nave resigned MISS
ieie" Cioonei 'eacher III the iour'h srau.'
anu MISS Leoia rease' IN tho sixth
sraue
w. o. DaIgety OF White Piains. n. y,
was mere thursday evening completing
arrangements for the Redpath Chau-
: tauqua this summer None was held last
summer because OF lniahtile paralysis