Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-03-28
CITY NEWS

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Newton at the sparhawk sanitarium
March II.
DR.. and Mrs. C. N. Perkins Of ~ Pearl |
street are the parents Of q daughter, born |
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rand, now Of
Fitchburg. Mass, are the parents Of a
son, born March 20.
A daughter, Mariene Elisabeth. was born
Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Blow
ofles North Willard street.
William D. McCabe. formerly with the
Burlington Remnant company. has taken
. position with F. e. Perkins
In probate court Friday license to
L. Irish, late Of .Westford. was granted.
A license to sell real estate was granted
IN the estate Of Charles A. Murray. late
Of Burlington. In probate court Tuesday.
A. L. Barrows was re- elected as assessor
Tor term Of three years by the city
council at q special meeting held Thurs
day afternoon at hve o'clock.
. cablegram from their son. J. Edwards
France. Mr.. Taggart Is In the naval
aviation service.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Collins and daughter,
Leonora. have been called to Scotia. N Y.
by the death Of Mrs. Collins sister. Mrs.
Helen M. Jennett.
At a meeting Of the Navy league last
evening at the Athena club rooms, the
resignation of Mrs. Knickerbocker as
secretary was accepted and Mrs. Will
liam p. Walker was elected to the Of
nee.
Chittenden county court adjourned yes
terday afternoon until Monday afternoon
at ESQ o'clock, there being no cases
ready. The Jurors will arrive Monday and
It IL expected that there will be num-
Der of long Jury cases to be tried.
Harry spayne. who left the Industrial
school to work on farm at Shelburne.
was taken into custody Saturday after
noon by the Burlington poles department
Young spayne was found In the north end
Of the town and was returned to YER
gennes Sunday.
Announcements have been received that
Miss Alma jackson Fennell. formerly Of
Burlington, and Lieut.. Philias Arthur
Of Medicine, University Of Vermont,
were married on Saturday, August IS.
1917. at Manchester. N. H.
Jedian r. Parrow Of Winooski is one Of
the two alternates ordered to report at
the ONCE Of the Chittenden county ex-
emption board next Tuesday morning at
ten o'clock to supply II one Of the second
draft quota Of the county fails to show
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the morning train that day.
A suit in chancery was entered yester-
day morning in Chittenden county court
by Attorney Matthew g. Leary as solicit
tor for Sarah A. Dashnaw of Colchester
against G. w. Chandler Of Burlington.
Stanley c. Wilson. Judge Of county court.
will oficiate as chancellor In the case.
which probably will be heard soon.
A bond of 5000 has been filed and
accepted by Fred 8. l'fatt. clerk Of the
United States court. to have Jed P.
Ladd Of Burlington act as trustee in the
case Of the bankruptcy Of the Lambert
Creamery company of Grand Isle. Attor-
new Matthew g. Leary Of Burlington has
been appointed referee in the case
The Rt Rev. and Mrs. George Y. Bliss
are moving from 2O4 South Union
street to 1875 South Willard street. The
house at 204 South willard street hat
been taken for six months by A. M
Young. the new treasurer Of the Queen
City Cotton company, who came &c
Burlington the first Of the month from
indianapolis.
John Alvin, chief gunner's mate, for.
merly stationed at the Burlington navy
recruiting station and later at the sub
navy recruiting station at Rutland. has
been ordered for sea duty on one of tho
recently seized Dutch steamers, accord
ing to word received at the local station
Der Of friends in this city.
Warren R. Austin and family Of st
Adams arrived at the Hotel Vernon
last night. Mr. Austin has given up hi
st. Adams business interests and will
open a law Office in the Howard Nationa
bank building. For the present he an,
his family will occupy suite at tn
Hotel Vermont. Mr.. Austin is wei
known here and his coming to Burlington
IL pleasing to his many friends.
Three young boys. ranging from nine t
thirteen years Of age, were taken into tn
custody Of the Burlington police depart
ment Saturday afternoon on the charg
Of stealing case containing eight doze
fresh eggs from the wagon of E.
Isham Of Williston. The boys had broke
about three dozen Of the eggs These san,
lads have been cautioned by the polio
several times before for petty thieving.
Prof. Albert Bushnell Hart of Harvar
University. chairman of the committee {
patriotism through education Of the M
tional Security League, will speak in tt