Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-05-30
CITY NEWS


Cant. and Mrs. Howard Allen are the
parents of a baby boy. Mrs. Allen was
formerly Miss Frances Barnes f this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Rousseau Of st.
Pau, street have received word OF the
safe arrival across the sea OF Capt. V.
Paul Rousseau.
The will Of Clara r. Pease, late Of
Jericho. was proved in probate court
Saturday, as also was the will OF Ellen
Tatro. late Of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Haynes Of North
Hero are receiving congratulations on the
birth Of a son. Mrs Haynes was formerly
Miss Alice Marlborough Of this city
John Dubuc Of Shclburne, who has
many friends hereabouts, Is In very
serious condition at his home. Mr..
Dubuc has been i'll for some time past.
c. II. Gutchell. L. V. NJ. 'o6. who has
lived in Great Falls. Mont. for some
years. has been promoted to chief chem
ist Of the Boston &. Montana Copper
Co.
Dean and Mrs. J. w. votey have received
word Of the safe arrival In France OF
their daughter Miss Constance votsy
who IL serving as secretary for hospital
emit.
Daisy G. Hapgood Of Joneeviiie. who
has been a student at the Burlington
Business College. accepted Tuesday a
position as photographer at the probate
court once.
A son was born yesterday morning at
the Mary Fletcher hospital to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Jones. Mrs. Jones was Tor
merly Miss Christie f. Surprise Mr..
Jones Is now In France
Mr.. and Mrs e. p. Howe and Miss
Helen Howe went Tuesday to Brook
lyn to attend the wedding OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Howes son. Walter W., and Miss
Cornelia Smith Of that city
The jewellers of the State are to meet
IN this city, at the New Sherwood. on June
g. A. @. Mansur Is ut present busy with
q tentative program of the business to
be considered at the meetings.
One recruit was enlisted at the navy
recruiting station Monday. Harry L..
Moore of Rupert. He was ordered to and
departed for the training station at Pei
ham Bay, y. y. Monday night
Miss Bessie Bean and Albert Hehert.
o'clock Tuesday morning at ST. Joseph 8
Church by Monsisnor Jerome NJ. Cloarec.
They were attended by their fathers.
George NJ. Harrington received a tele-
gram May 20 from w. r. Dear Of Camp
wadsworth. S. c., stating that his son.
George NJ. Harrington. Jr.. was under
going an operation for hernia in that
hospital.
Miss Catherine v. Harrington, until
Saturday the efficient stenographer at
the probate office, has resigned her posi-
ton with Judge J. H. Macomber. to
accept ono with the Phoenix Insurance
company.
Ensign J. W. Crosley gave the oath
81 allegiance TO ono recruit at the navy
6Dmuit1ng station Tuesday. William r.
lamb Of Montpelier. He was sent TO the
<salaius station at Pelham Bay. n. Y.
&ha&.nisht.
h probate court Thursday Lewis B.
MoWard Of this city was appointed ad
asin1sefa4or Of the estate Of John S.
Howard, late Of wsstford. with harris
ID Grow and Maurice H. Irish, late of
Westford. appraisers only.
Mns cor4ns Rumillerd and Edward
Mortn. both Of this city. were married
,.Ak q. Jossph's Church Monday morn
ing At eight o'clock by Monsignor
tEsTusne NJ. Cloarec. They we're attended
b. their brother and sister.
A. r. Talbot, head consul of the Modern
woodnen Of America, has appointed
William Thyme Of this city distric,
deputy for Vermont Mr.. Thyme is clerk
q the locsl camp and IL we'll known in
ho Of
Milo d. Eastman Of this city was en-
listed At the nevy recruiting station
Thursday. Others sworn into the service
BY Ensign Crosley are Leo e. Keenan,
and W. P. Russell Of Bombay. n. Y.
and Clyde A. Sleeper Of West Burke.
Lsstsr L. Henry has been appointed tc
. position In the civilian service Of the
war department by the chief Of ord.
nenos. with the expectation that his ex
periencs and training in the hardware
business will be utilized for the bench,
Of the government.
In probate court Tuesday Curtis H
Hunt Of Essex was appointed admins.
traitor Of the estate Of Carrie Herricl
Rice. late Of Essex. NJ. v. Chapman
and Charles g. Anterior Of the samt
town were appointed commissioners ant
appraisers
James H. Allen Of Essex was appointed
executor Of the last will and Testament
Of George w. Allen. late of Essex. II
probate court Monday. Allen Martil
and S. A. Brownell. both Of Essex, wer'
appointed the commissioners and ap
praisers in the estate.
Miss Kathryn Coventry, kindersartel
superintendent In the Lawrence Barne
and Chase street schools, left Monda.
evening for Valparaiso. Ind, where sh
% to take a Il weeks course in chill,
study. storytelling. and folk games a
valparaiso University.
Mrs. Noble H. Bissonette has receives
word that her son, Edward Bissonette
who was injured in the Aetna plan
explosion, has been able to be move
TO Oakdale, Pa. His injuries consiste
mostly Of bruises and he will be abb
TO be out in two or three days.
Twenty mothers attended a child wei
fare meeting at the town hall in Sout
Burlington yesterday afternoon, when d.
II. A. Ladd outlined the plan of the ger
eral campaign. Miss Cora Curtis gave
talk on modified milk and DR.. C. X. John
son spoke on the care of the baby.
Fred p. Tiilison of Underhll was ap
pointed administrator with the will an
hsxed Of the estate of Hannah A. Till
son, late Of Underhill. in probate cour
Monday. w. Scott Nay and j. j
Foster OF Jericho were appointed commits
sioners and appraisers IN the estate.