Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-03
CITY NEWS

parents OF a daughter, Dorm Marc" "o'
Benjamin Daley, a soldier whose resi-
dence Is Detroit, Mich. and Miss mary
Pasha Of Bright street were married
yesterday by j. p. Ladd, Justice OF the
peace.
Frank Cassani and Ralph w. Parks.
both Of Barre, were enlisted as appren-
tice seamen at the local navy recruiting
office yesterday. Both will be sent 10
the apprentice section at Hampton
Roads. Va.
In probate court yesterday a settle
ment and decree in the estate or Joseph
Arnold late of Burlington. was ordered.
A settlement and decree In the estate
of AFRO B. Stockwell, late of this city.
also was ordered.
The board of license commissioners
met yesterday and organized, with
Offices at 10 Church street. j. NJ. car
roll is chairman and secretary. 1t was
voted to receive applications up to Satur-
day noon. April 5.
In probate court Friday Homer L.
Powell Of Milton was appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Francis r. Kin
ney. late of Milton. with John McNful-
len and Isaac T. Howard as commits
sioners and appraisers.
Ensign John Rushow. U. s. n. u. r,
who has been spending n furlough in this
city, has secured release from active
duty and will return to his duties with
the Champlan Transportation company
at the opening of navigation.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert L. Maynard have
& Iyzt. TN1n
where they spent the month following
the doctors return from France and dis
charge from service. DIR. Maynard has
re-opened his office at SO Pine street.
Mrs George Clark Underhill of 264
south Union street announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Meta j.
Leber, to Vernon Warren Miller of
Portland, Me. The wedding will take
place in this city in the near future.
A special meeting of the Vermont
conference of social work will be held
Wednesday. April 2, at $50 D. m. on the
roof garden of the Hotel Vermont in
this city for the purpose OF organizing
a permanent Vermont Children's Aid
society.
In probate court Tuesday Elmira G..
Vincent of Burlington was appointed ex-
ecutrix Of the estate of Charles u. Vim
cent, late of this city. John 2. Madi-
gan and Eugene Gosseln. both of Bur-
lington, will serve commissioners and
appraisers of the estate.
A daughter. Harriet Allen. was born at
the Mary Fletcher hospital Sunday
afternoon to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S.
Gebicke. Mrs Gebicke was formerly
Mrs. Kathleen Vaudeville and was a
member of the graduating class at the
Mary Fletcher hospital in 1911.
Miss Isabel Young of South Union
street has been appointed leader of the
Unitarian Church choir. With her In
the choir will be Miss Margaret White
more. contralto. Chester Ross. tenor, and
Harry Gallup bass. Miss Young will
sing soprano and Miss Roxana Browncll
will remain as organist.
Francis RueIl. aged 16. another of the
boys who broke into the residence OF
The late Henry White at the corner OF
ST. Paul and Maple streets, was in city
.ourt Thursday afternoon and was
allowed out on probation for year
with Jail sentence hanging over his
head in case he violates his parole.
Edward Il. Bishop of ST. Johnsbury
and Miss Christine A. Macdonald of Bos-
ton were married Thursday morning In
the parsonage of the First Church by
the Rev. G. C. Adams. Mr.. Bishop is
an inspector of scales at the Fairbanks
Scale Works in ST. Johnsbury and the
couple will make their home there.
In probate court Monday the follow.
ing business was transacted: The will
of Charles -. Vincent, late of this city
was proved realty licenses were granted
In the estates of w. w. Wheeler late
of Malone. N. Y Sanford r. Wager. late
of Burlington, Sarah Lavna Wager
late of Burlington, and Alfred Deforge
late of Colchester.
The board Of examination and registra
ton for the chiropractors. Just appointed
by Governor Clement, met yesterday a
the New Sherwood and organized will
w. A. Gates of ST. Johnsbury as presi
dent and DR.. A. w. Farnsworth of Rut
land as secretary and treasurer Th'
board will meet again next Wednesda!
at the same place
Sergeant Steltz of the army recruit
ing station Tuesday sent three mel
to Albany. n. Y, en- route to For
Slocum. From there they will be sen
to a mobilization camp for oversea
duty with the army OF occupation
Their names are: Frank d. Farmer
IA West Spring street, Andrew A
McGrath. % River street. and Edwar
j. DeBarge, all of Winooski.
In probate court Thursday a realt
license was granted In the estate o
Josephine A. Baldwin, late Of Willistor
A. j. Cuison of this city was appointe
executor of the will of Mary Cuisor
late of Burlington. Wilbur F.. Ball an
Irwin Tucker, late of Ferrisburg, ar
the appraisers and i. G.. Webster an
Wilson f. Thibault of Burlington ar
the commissioners in the estate.
Thomas J. Mcdonnell. who has bee
connected with the Free Press for
years and for the last Il years as col
(ector, has in that time built up so larg
real estate business that he leave
the Free Press this week to give hi
entire attention to it. Alfred +. Kin,
who has had charge of the Free Pres
store, which was recently discontinue
because the room was needed for offio
purposes, will succeed Mr.. Mcdonnell a
collector.
Pvt. Lnwood +. Cunningham OF 9
North Willard street has recently bee
operated on at a United States miitar
hospital at Fort McHenry, Baltimor
Md, it being the second time he Ia
been operated on, third operatio
will be necessary and 1t will be performe
within a month. Private Cunningham
was wounded In the head by Germa