Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-01-17
CITY NEWS

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The will of Emily j. Nye. late of this
city, was filed for probate Friday.
The will Of Fred w. Burritt. late Of this
city, was filed for probate Monday.
The will Of Morris Abraham. late Of
this city, was proved in probate court
Friday.
A son was born last night at the
gparhawk sanitarium to Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Kendall
The will Of Edward Walton, late Of
this city, was filed for probate yester-
day.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. T. b.
Hanna. Jr.. at the Sparhawk sanitarium
yesterday.
There were settlements and DEGREES in
the estates of Ruth c. Miles, late Of
Hinesburg and william Albee. late Of
Jericho. in probate court Friday.
George II. Teiford Of Chazy. N. Y, en-
listed as a seaman at the local recruiting
station yesterday. He was ordered to his
home, to await further orders.
Elisha w. Culver Of Westminster was
the one applicant found At for enlistment
in the navy Saturday. He was ordered
70 the navy training station at Norfolk.
On Saturday, January IL. winthrop
Watson Moore of Melrose. Mass. and Miss
Anna Lehman Of Groton. Conn. were
married by the Rev. James 8. Braker
George M Swenor Of New Haven and
Anna p. McCauley Of Burlington were
married Thursday evening at the Baptist
parsonage by the Rev. James 8. Braker.
Mrs. L. NJ. Bingham and Mrs. r. r.
Bingham left Monday for Los Angeles,
Cal, where they will pass the remainder
Of the winter. On their way will they Will
stop over two days in Chicago.
John Martin of Colchester was appointed
administrator of the estate of Adolphus
Martin. late Of Essex. in probate court
Monday. NJ. d. Mcmahon of this city
and w. @. Bushey of Winooski were APP
pointed commissioners and appraisers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edalbert Carpenter OF
Charlotte announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Gladys. to Hubert r.
Gadue. son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Gadue
Of Winooski. Mr. Gadue is employed at
the New Sherwood Hotel barber shop
Louis Silberman of Albany, n. V, and
Mamie Abraham of this city were APP
pointed executors Of the estate of Morris
Abraham, late of this city. in probate
court Monday. Arthur w. Hill and A. r.
st. Pierre were appointed commissioners
and appraisers.
Brother Doyle, 8. S. E., of st. Mchaefs
College was ordained as sub-deacon by the
Rt. Rev. J. ]. Rice at st. Mary's Cathe-
dral Monday morning at 1880 o'clock. The
bishop was assisted by the Fathers Of the
college, and the Rev. w. II. Cassidy was
master of ceremonies.
Clayton F.. Baker Of Brockton, Mass,
was appointed administrator Of the
estate of Orrin A. Baker, late of Hunt
ington, in probate court yesterday.
Archie Tomlinson and Fay H. Small.
both of Huntington. were appointed COM
niissioners and appraisers.
The wedding of Miss Lois Smart.
daughter Of the Rev. and Mrs. I. c.
Smart, to Frederick F. Smith of Glen
tana, Mont, son of the Hon. and Mrs
C. p. Smith, will take place on Janu-
airy % at the home of DR.. and Mrs
Smart. II South Willard street.
Approximately 1.4oo Of the Chittenden
county registrants will be LACED in Class
One, according to an average based on
uestionnaires that have been scanned over
by the clerks at the board of exemption
rooms. This leaves about 1900 registrants
to he divided among the remaining four
classes.
Private advices from the West are of
such a character that G. NJ. Hazard, sec
rotary Of the Chittenden County Farm
Bureau, urges farmers to make sure OF
their seed corn at once. as prices will
probably be very high and In many cases
It may be almost impossible to get the
seed In the spring.
William J. English. the genial night
clerk at the Hotel Vermont. has resigned
his position, to accept a more lucrative
one at the Hotel Bossert in Brooklyn
n. Y. He leaves In about a week. Mr.. Eng
lish came to this city several months age
from ono Of the leading hotels in New
York city.
William E. Collins of Waterbury AND
Archie A. Richardson of Wolcott wer,
enlisted into the nations first line of de
fence Monday by Ensign J. w. Crosley
The examining surgeon. DIR. C. H. Cecha
examined in all three applicants yesterday
the other aspirant being turned down be
The 10sth annual meeting of the SO
ciety OF the First Church was held Mon
day evening. 1t was voted to rent pew
on the Same scale as last year and the fol
lowing officers were elected: Prudential
committee, r. L. Patrick. Henry Tod
and c. F. Young; clerk and treasurer
II. W. Peterson; auditors. C. F. Purin
ton. F. e. Mcintosh and H. A. Cole.
A large number Of the members Of 81
Paul's parish attended an informal re
caption given in honor Of the Rev. an
Mrs. q. w. Davenport and the Rev. an
Mrs. A. f. Montgomery Thursday evening
in the parlos of the parish house. Ligh
OF tho Ladies' society of st. Paul's and
pleasant social evening was passed
J. F.. Fleury Of Isle La Motto Is now
hrst-class steamboat pilot on Lake Cham
plain. He received his license yesterda!
For the two days previous he had bee
taking the examinations at the steam
boat office In tho federal building. The 81
aminations were taken under the diret
supervision Of the local steamboat ir
spectors, A. !. Goodhue and J. C. Dobson.
Tho annual meeting of st. Anne
society of st. Joseph's Church was hel
>in the parish hall Thursday afternoo
at two o'clock. Monsignor Jerome N
Cloarec had charge of the meeting. Mr.
Elizabeth Martin was reelected presideI
and these new officers were elected: Vice
president, Mrs Winifred Simays: secr'