Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-03

the class Of 1919, has been selected as
county agent of Orange county. to sue
coed T.. II. Loveland, who becomes
county agent of Chttenden county the
first of July. Mr.. Dwinell assumes his
new duties at once. His experience as
assistant county agent in Franklin and
Chittenden counties during the summer
OF 1918 especially qualities him to take
up this work. Mr.. Dwinells home Is in
Calais.
Sergeant Myron S. Hutchinson, son of
MIR. and Mrs. II. o. Hutchinson and known
in France as the youngest man In the Uni
ted states army, who was recently dis
charged from the service, has returned to
his home. Sergeant Hutchinson was a
member of the 10th Field Artillery, 32nd
division and on his 18th birthday was
| in the hospital. having been badly gassed
at Laissons a week before. Directly after
he was sent to the hospital nearly his
whole battery was blown up by four d.
rect hits on the battery's position in the
Argonne forest.
/ The Misses Ursula Kimball, Mar
guerite NJ. Weston, Helen styles, Hazel
Cameron and Edith Holdstock of Bur-
1ington and Nellie Swasey OF Water
bury left Tuesday for st. Louis, Mo-,
where they will attend the national
convention of the Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority With the exception OF Miss
Holdstock, the young ladies are stu
dents at the University of Vermont.
Miss Holdstock will be a graduate rep
resentative of the Vermont chapter at
ST. Louis. The party will return to
this city in two weeks.
In probate court Thursday the follow
| hup tray
Barnes of this city was appointed admin
istratrix of the estate Of Laura ].
Cheney, late of Burlington; w. B.
McKillip and ]. Edward Reeves, both
of this city. were appointed commits
| sioners of this estate, while II. F. Beard
and NJ. II. Mann Of Waterville were
appointed appraisers. Roger T. Lyman
of Hinesburg appointed adminis-
traitor of the estate Of Ovett A. Ken
yon, late of Hinesburg, with j. S. Barker
and j. NJ. Cassidy, both Of Hinesburg.
as commissioners.
In the presence of perhaps the biggest
crowd ever gathered at Center NAL Field,
a nine made up of Holy Cross College
baseball players defeated a team made
UP of University of Vermont players by
a score of 1 to Saturday afternoon
Mclaughlin pitched for Holy Cross and
allowed four hits. Furman for Vermont
held the Worcester boys to five hits. The
visitors played an errorless game and
only two misplays were chalked up
against the Vermonters. The single run
was made in the first half of the first
inning, on two hits and a stolen base.
curious accident occurred Satur
day night about $50 O'Clock on South
Winooski avenue near the Majestic
theatre when a city carriers team was
struck by a racing touring car bear
ing a New York license number and
hurled into the air and landed on the
top of Hup touring car owned by
w. o. Lane, school committeeman
which was parked along the roadside
, The carriers team was driving slowly
along at the time and was badly
wreck cd was the top of the auto
The shafts cracked and were severed
by the impact. but the horse did not
= attempt to run away. Not n trace cout
S be learned as to who owned the ma
chine responsible for the accident.
The new district health officer law
passed at the last session OF the Yer
, mont Legislature, went Into effect in this
I, state July l. The health officers
/ who took office Tuesday are; District
- No /. headquarters at st. Adams, DR.
2 Warren J. Howard; district No. .. head
Z quarters at Worthwhile. DIR. W. T. Stay
ton; district No. 3, headquarters at ST
Johnsbury, DIR. Victor p. Genge: distric
No. 4, headquarters at Burlington. DR.
Charles W. Many; district No. .. head
= quarters at Montpelier. DIR. Charles Fl
~ Burr; district No. 6. headquarters a
Bristol, Or. George f. Edmunds dis
trict No. 7. headquarters at Rutland
| appointment not yet announced; distric
! No. 3, headquarters at Woodstock DR.
- Charles w. Kidder; district No. ., head
3 quarters at Manchester. Dr. Henry w
{ Elliott; district No. 10, headquarters a
II Brattleboro, DR.. Chester s. Leach,
T. Mr.. and Mrs. a. ALBION Bailey ar
II spending "A few days at Mr.. Bailey's OLE
! home in Winooski. on their wedding
trip They We're married June - a
CastIeton. y. V, the home Of Mrs
}. Bailey, who was formerly Miss Carolmi
: Henrietta Sinner. daughter of Mr.. AM
n Mrs. Rudolph Sinner of Castleton Mr.
q. Bailey was an honor graduate Of tn
g University of Vermont with the class o
= 1914. He remained to do special work
!. which was finished with the class o
. 1915. He received his degree from Har
ward Law school in 1918 For the las
seven months. he has been assistant &
the solicitor for the department of state
- Washington, d. c. Mrs. Bailey Is
y graduate Of the Troy CONFERENCE
), Academy. Poultney. and has been 70
" some time private secretary to tn
" president of the Fort Orange COMPANY
>. Castcton. y. Y. Al the completion o
- their wedding trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Bale
" will so to Washington, d. C.. TO reside