Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-18

| duties IN tho marines and Is stationed In
: Virginia.
/ ernest Niles. who has been visiting
re'atNcS mere, has gone back to the navy
! hosp''aI Al Philadelphia Pa, where he
, IS stationed and chief pharmacist mate.
Jesse doslyn, accompanied by his daugh-
/ Ter nave gone to white Plains, n. Y,
where Miss Joslyn will enter school. Miss
bllzabeth Temple accompanied them.
insurance Commissioner ]. G.. Brown is
! III with lumbago. He has hen in bed since
he returned from Hartford Conn. where
! nc was attending the national commits
sioners' meeting at which he was elected
president of tho orga nization.
! 1hc othcr end of the report of the ac-
! cldent mat took place In Barre last week
mas arrived at the sccretarys of states
Office. u was when the automobile of
/ Y. $. sullivan of Montpelier was dam
aged by Keefc Brothers car Of Water
bury running into 1t. That night the driver
! or the keefe car left the vicinity without
AIDING sullivan to any extent. The car
mad been smashed one wheel being torn
off and other damage done.
The body OF John Cayhue. who died at
the state hospital in Waterbury was
brought to Montpelier Thursday for,
funeral and burial. Mr.. Cayhue
November %, 1856 son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tufield Cayhue. He was educated In the
schools of the city and most of his life
followed his trade of a granite polisher.
lie suffered amputation of one leg as a
result of an accident on train at Rich
mond. He is survived by two brothers
George and William Cayhue of Mont
;pelier His wife and son died many years
ago.
Miss Julia Topper. who has been in the
cataloguing department of the Vermont
free public library commission, has re-
signed and will go shortly to Con-
cord. Mass, where she will be library
assistant in the public library in that
city. Miss Topper was employed in
Kellogg Hubbard library for some time
before she went into the commissions
employment
Adjt.-Gen. Fl. Il. Johnson was in st.
Johnsbury Monday night relative to
the formation of Company d. Vermont
National Guard. which will be COM
pleted October /, when he will again
go to that village. The officers who
have been elected by the members of
the company are: Captain, Stewart Che
ney; lieutenants, Merton Ashton and
Ralph E. Bean; all of whom served in
France. There are loS members OF
the company and the acceptance by the
federal government is expected about
the date that the organization is COM
pleted.
Miss Blanche Lindsay. daughter OF
DR. William Lindsay has gone to To-
ronto, Ont, where she has been APP
pointed teacher in Havergal College She
received the degree of E. A. at Nc
Gill University
Harry Rlacls Secretary Of stato ra
ceved a report from Barre city court
Tuesday morning that Fritz W. jackson
Of Barre had appeared in Barre city court
Monday and had paid fne Of IS and
costs for intoxcation. Mr.. Jackson has
an operators license as well as an auto
mobile registered to be operated in Yer
mont. August 6, 1918, his operators license
was suspended SO that the office help in
the secretary of states office were trying
to check up how he secured a license this
year.
W. +. Jones of Waitsfeld has been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
Louis Joslyn. late of Waitsfield Mr..
Joslyn died ofer 20 years ago and his
estate was settled within the family so
that it was not until a few days ago that
any trouble existed relative to the matter.
Then Richard j. Brown. who bought the
n
deed it. having made a sale. He found
that he could not give a clear title owing
to the manner in which the estate was
settled so that the appointment If Mr.
Jones had to occur TO clear IN the af.
fairs in the estate Mr.. Joslyn was a
breeder Of horses for MANY vears
and owned a large property.
NJ. H. Morgan. several wears a residen,
of Montpelier. died at the State hosp;t, nj
Tuesday morning following b,eal.;no
down. He was born in Racine. \. Y. SC
years ago last January and lived in Eeu
York for manv wears. where his wife and
three daughters now reside He u,s q
member of the knights of pv,hi.s -
'i No p e,i,,oa,. o,,,,..,
non, mas appointed {. w. Edmunds as
district superintendent with headquarters
at johnson. This is the result of a con
ference held there at Jeifersonvile this
week Burnham Colby has been trans
Ierred from the North Troy district &c
'he thittenden south district and viii
prooaoiS nave ms headquarters at Hines
pure' Lyman Daring has resigned a
ruolo" ana VIII take up the management
ol MS numbering interests In I.amoillt
'ouh'3'
no report mas hccn received AT The
eeo,e'a'y or state oHlce relative to tho
accident whlch TOOK place in Montpelier