Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-12
CITY NEWS

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In probate court yesterday the will OF
proved.
A. son was born Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs. P. H. Moran of Jericho, at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.
Mrs. e. M. Stratton, who has been IL
since May 1 with nervous exhaustion al
her home in this city, is able to be out.
Arthur G. Broulette of St Adams was
enlisted Tuesday at the navy recruit
ing station as an apprentice seaman aho
was sent to Newport, r. l.. that night
for training.
Luck will take an extended vacation
before entering upon any new line Oh
employment For several years he
was resident of the board of alder
men.
Mrs. Helen Partch Atwood is the
mother of daughter, Helen Ruth
born Monday at the Mary Fletcher
hospital. Mr.. Atwood died last No.
vember at Camp Devens.
Eugene A. Luck of 81 North WI.
nooski avenue. for the last "a years
assistant paymaster at the Queen City
Cotton company, has resigned his po-
sition. to take effect June 10. Mr.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen of Bat.
terry place have received word that
their son. sergt. Perkins Allen
landed at New York Friday after g
year overseas. He is now at Cam
Mills awaiting his discharge.
Wallace streeter of Bolton was sen.
ced to serve not less than six MOI
more than 10 months in the House OF
Correction at Windsor in the city court
Monday when he was convicted OF
breaking into the State forestry camr
at Underhill.
Mrs. Michael M. Connolly has received
word of the arrival in the United States
of First Sergt. Michael NJ. Connolly
Sergeant Connolly, who Is in the 326tr
Infantry, Send Division, and has beer
in France about year, is expected In
this city soon
Robert l.. Lane Of 10 George street
this city, was enlisted as an apprentice
seaman at the local navy recruiting
station yesterday afternoon. Edmund
Ouimette of Swanton also was enlisted
in tine same class. Both will go to New
port, r. l., for training.
Miss Elizabeth Carter of Lebanon, N
H., and Arthur Earl Beaulac, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Beaulac of 10 Fletcher
Place, were married June at the Ca
tholc Church in Lebanon. Mr.. and Mrs
Beaulac are in Montreal and after their
return will reside in Lebanon.
Roscoe c. wriston, U. V. M, IL in
the aviation department of the army
has been detailed from the war de-
partment at Washington to compile a
text book on bombing. He is now
engaged on the work of compilation
at Ellington Field. Houston. Texas.
Ensign H. P. Knckerbocker. who
recently returned to Key West, Fla.
after 10 days leave. has been put in
command of the U. S. s. c. 1853. En-
sign Knickerbocker was a member OF
the class of 1919, U. V. NJ, before en-
tering the service. at the beginning OF
the war.
On July ! merchants Of this city will
open their stores at 9 o'clock in the
morning and will close them at O'Clock
in the afternoon, except on Saturdays
The proposition to have a half-holiday
on Saturday. backed by many of the
merchants and clerks, could not be
agreed upon.
A letter written June by L. f. Hum
phrey. formerly of the Free Press, now
with the Denver Times, says that he had
just returned from 80 mile trip out
of Denver to his summer camp and had
an exceedingly hard trip owing to the
fact that it had been showing hard for
two days.
Miss Mildred Bissette of Shelburne, for.
merly of Burlington, will spend the re
mainder of her minority in the Vermont
Industrial school at Vergennes as the re-
suit of her stealing a watch valued a,
SO from a woman in Shelburne severa
weeks ago. The sentence was given r
city court Saturday by Judge Jed P
Ladd.
For fishing in the Winooski river with.
out a license, to which charge he plead
ed guilty, Joseph Nardea, an Italian
of Winooski. was fined s25 and costs OF
1881 in the city court Friday by Judge
Jed P. Ladd. The case was procesutec
by City Grand Juror Charles F. Black
on the complaint of game Warden G
Gadue.
Joseph F. Gebhardt Of this city has
filed a suit for divorce from his wife
Daisy Gay Gebhardt, for intolerable sew
Gritty, in the Chittenden county cour
through Attorney Theodore f. Hopkins
The couple were married at Plattsbure
on August &C. 1915 and have no chill
dren. Mrs. Gebhardt formerly resided
In Bridgewater.
DR.. E. F. Ross of Harlowton, Mont.
graduate of the medical college o
the University of Vermont class o.
1895. recently has been discharge,
from the army and has resumed prac
tice in his home town. DR.. Ros.
served from October s, 1918, to Jan
uary 4, 1912 and was commissioned ;
first lieutenant in the medical corps.
Charged with breaking into the Stat,
Forest camp at Underhll, Wallac,
Streeter of Bolton has been arrested b,
Sheriff James Fl. Allen on warrant I,
sued by States Attorney Allen Martin
The State alleges that Streeter stole ;
revolver and some cartridges when tn,
camp was opened about two weeks ago
He is now in the county Jail, awaitin,
q hearing.
The marriage of Carl William Foun
tain and Miss Jessie May Riley tool
place Saturday morning at ST. Mary,
rectory, the Rev. James Thompson
performing the ceremony. They wer
attended by the brides father, Brun,
Riley, and George e. Fountain
dinner was served to the relatives an,
friends of the bride, who received man,
beautiful gifts.