Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-31
CITY NEWS

Antoine Miller, late OF w nllSlOH'
A son. Robert Edward, was born
Tuesday evening 10 MIR. and Mrs. Frank
Il. Adams OF l76 North Champlain street
A son was born Thursday to Mr. and
Mrs Ora \. Ferguson at Rutland, the
child being named ORA Andrews Fer.
ruson, Ir. Tie hoy is grandson OF
A. .. Ferguson of this city.
Rudolph Kcmptcr, who has nccn on over
seas service for II months, has arrived IN
town. having received his discharge from
service at Camp Devons He was attached
to the office of the chief nuartcrmaster.
The marriage Of Miss Catherine Eliza
beth McGough and William II. farreh
was solemnized at St Mary's Cathedral
at six O'Clock Monday morning. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. j.
T. Gillis.
In probate court Friday, there were
settlements and DEGREES in the follow
ing estates Alfred McNally, late of
Burlington; Catherine Colomb. late of
this city; and Spencer w. Pfeegor late
of Jonesvile Mich.
John DeLsle, a delinquent child, was
sentenced to spend the remainder OF
his minority in the Vermont Industrial
school by Judge Jed p. Laid in city
court Friday. The lad will remain
there until July 80, 1929.
Lillian Sudarsky of Richmond has en-
tered, through her attorney, NJ. G. Leary.
case in Chittenden county court,
against Ralph Gorton of Montreal and
Ernest o. Gorton of Huntington. She
sues for S1,5oO, which she claims has
been due her for some time.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of First Lieut.. Arthur -. Levy
of the United States army and Gisela
Ruth Schwarz of Mount Vernon, n. Y.
Lieutenant Levy, whose home was in
Rutland, was graduated from the Uni
versty of Vermont in 1916. He is now
stationed at Fort Niagara, y. Y.
In probate court Monday realty
license was granted in the estate of
Maria McGarghan, late of Richmond.
There was a settlement and decree in
the estate of Ellen II. Villas late of
burlington. Thomas Nash of this city
was appointed administrator of the es-
tate of John D. Nash, late of Burling
ton.
Miss Jennie Wood of South Union
street. who has been employed for many
| years with the Peck Insurance agency.
| has taken a position with the H. S.
| Howard agency and already has begun
| work Miss Irene NJ. Lacey who is
employed in the Howard agency is TAX
| ing short vacation from her duties
there.
| Col. William II. Wilson, after having
| been connected with the American gen.
eral staff in France for nearly two years,
has arrived in Burlington. He will spend
30 days leave with his wife and chill
dren, who have been living South
Union street since he went overseas.
Mrs. Wilson was formerly Miss Lora
Bunker of this city.
Chauncey w. Brownell well known
local attorney, exhibited in front of
the police station Tuesday noon a
large dead porcupne which tipped the
scales at Az pounds. The animal had
the usual unlimited assortment of quilts
and the wind blew them all over the
sidewalk. each being about three
f5nches long and very sharp.
Wilfred Bollio of Underhll pleaded
guilty to the charge of petty larceny of
whiffletrees. knives, forks and spoons
from Arthur w. Topper. also of Under
HILL in the city court Tuesday and paid
a fine of $40 and costs of $3.50 Bollio
was brought into court by Constable John
Teddy of Underhill on a warrant issued
by States Attorney Allen Martin.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles s. Hall OF
the seth Infantry, Fort Ethan Allen, are
sending out announcements of the arrival
of n daughter, Mary Jane, born at the
Mary Fletcher hospital, July % Both
mother and child are doing we'll. Mrs
Hall before her marriage was Miss
Marion Mavlin, daughter Of a prominent
business man in Minneapolis. MINI.
The marriage of Miss Louise Edge
Jocelyn. elder daughter of General anc
Mrs Stephen =. Jocelyn, to Juliar
Bouton Clark. son of Louis Crawford
Clark, took place late Thursday after
noon at the home of General and Mrs
.Iocelyn at SO Summit street The cere-
mony was performed by the Rt. Rev
George Y. Bliss in the presence of {
small company of relatives.
Lottie Lamphere, aged ten years. was
committed to the charge of the Vernon
State Board of Charities until 1927 by
Judge Jed p Ladd of the city court Fri
day as "A delinquent child, her parents
being Of parts unknown. Her brother
Frank Lamphere, who also was charged
with being a delinquent child. was com
mitted to the Vermont Industrial schoo
for the remainder of his minority o
until May 20, 1882.
In probate court yesterday George NJ
Sabin of Burlington was appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of Jeanni
Bilsland, late of this city with Henr,
Todd and A. l.. Whitney. also OF Burling
ton, commissioners of the estate. Their
were settlements and DEGREES in the fol
lowing estates: Cordelia Bacon late O
Burlington; Ellen Kahn, late of Colches
ter; Hattie NJ. Perkins, late of Essex
and Emily Brownell st. John, late O
Port Jervis, y. Y.
Major G.. A. Russell, who was grad
uated from the medical department of tn
University of Vermont in the class q
1906 was one of those who volunt eer.
when war was first declared and va
commissioned a first lieutenant In tn
medical corps. Later at Camp Green,
N. c., he was promoted 10 the rank g.
captain. He was sent overseas in Apri
1918 and on his reutrn was promoted
the rank of major pr Russell has r,
turned to his home in Arlington and r,
sumed the practice Of his profession
The ferry boat which has been operat
ing between Grand Isle ana Plattsburp
for the last three or four months ha
been sold to a Philadelphia concern
be used as a transportation craft to COZ
vey workmen to and from a large islam
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