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

H. Dunsmore, Harvey IT. Collins, Mrs.
chester L. Fogg and Mrs. Carl +. III.
Brown. and by nine grandchildren,
Donald, Dorothy, Marguerite and Muir
ray Dunsmore. Marion and Janet COL
ms Lois Brown and Barbara and
Rhoda Fogg. He had been member
of the Methodist Episcopal Church for
nearly 80 years and of the Masonic
order FOR about the same length of
time. Tho funeral was held at the
house Wednesday afternoon at two
O'Clock.
Miss Daisy Boals has been engaged
10 teach one of the frst grades in the
city schools Miss Caroline Rell
teachcr Of French in tho high school
who was unable TO assume her duties
when school opened for the fall term,
arrived in this city Sunday and began
her work yesterday morning Philip
r.. Johnson substituted during the alb
sence Of Miss Bell.
Elmer Bracket and Charles ratter.
son left this city Monday evening for
Detroit Mich, where they have SC
cured employment
Adhnard Bertrand Of this city was ar
raisned before Judge Nathan ~ Post in
the city court Monday morning on
charge of reckless driving. He was found
of $40 and costs which amounted to S1e.05.
Bertrand ran into car owned and driven
by Frank Rashaw Saturday afternoon at
streets
Court st. Adams No 617. G. of r.,
has elected the following officers Chief
ranger, John r. Murphy vice-chief ram
ger James \. Lynch. secretary, W. ".
Drscoll; financial secretary, \. n. Ken
needy; treasurer +. W. Sault; speaker.
C. +. O'Ncill; trustee for three years
C.. a. Kennedy. The officers will he in
stalled at the first meeting In October
by High Chief Ranger II. r. L'Ecuyer.
Patrick Dennis of this city and Miss
Mary Luman of Chicopee Falls Mass
were married at the Church of the Ma
tivity in Swanton Monday. The bride
wore white satin gown with bridal
veil which was brought from France
by the groom, who was a member of
the \. f. f.
Because Of the large number of pu-
pills enrolled in the first grades at the
Messenger and Barlow street schools,
it has been necessary to open a first
grade at the Fairfield street school
This grade will he taught by Miss
Hazel Parmelee. The second grade at
the Messenger street school will be
taught by Miss Daisy Beals, q graduate
of Brigham Academy. The fourth
grade at the Messenger street school
is very large 46 pupils being enrolled
yesterday morning. The fourth grade
at Barlow street is correspondinCly
small. To euualize the attendance more
evenly. pupils south of Congress and
Hoyt streets and pupils who live on
Congress above Smith street will be
transferred from Messenger street to
Barlow street.
The Franklin county court convened
Wednesday morning after a weeks re-
cess. Judge Harrie b. Chase Of Bratte-
horo. presiding. The jury was not pres
cnt, having been excused subject to call.
The first jury case to be heard is that
Of Reed. administrator VS.. Webster.
Yesterday afternoon the court heard the
case of Wetnore Savage CO. VS.. the Ver-
mont & Quebec Power Co The divorce
cases heard Wednesday morning were
Ida G. Greene VS.. Andrew Greene and
Ardell NJ. Burlington VS.. Max Fullington.
The condition of A. J, Prairie, who was
injured while driving in horse race at
the Chittenden county fair. sustaining
broken arm and other injuries. is i'm
proving He is receiving treatment at
the Fanny Allen hospital Winooski
A meeting of the stockholders of the
ST. Adams Cooperative Creamery asso-
citation will be held Saturday evening
has been called by the directors. 1t Is
expected that action will be taken giving
the directors authority to go on with the
construction of the cooperative creamery
plant. During the last few days consid-
cradle interest has been shown in the
starting of a COW test association in the
vicinity of this city.
Gorilla Barnadette Jarvis, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ID. Jarvis died
Wednesday morning after illness of
about week The funeral will be held
this afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock the Rev
l.. r. Desrochers officiating. The burial
| will he in Mount Calvary cemetery. Be-
sides her parents, the deceased is sur
vived by two sisters. Beatrice and Ger
maine, and two brothers. Walter and
Alfred,