Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-29
CITY NEWS
A daughter. Mary Eilene, was born May
10 10 Mr. and Mrs. L. b. Clark.

In probate court Monday, a realty
license in the estate of Mary F. Will
cox. late of Essex, was granted.
Carroll j. Spauding of this city and
Bessie E. Long of Waitsfield were mar
Fied by the Rev. @. w. F. Hill in Cape
Neddick. Me, May %.
John Moriarty of st. Johnsbury has
purchased the business of the Bur-
ington Mirror & Plating company and
will take possession June 1.
Mrs. Rose Desmarest, manager of the
dress making department at f. d. Aber-
hethy's for the past five years. has
handed in her resignation to become
Effective August ..
Charles F. Heath has resigned as deputy
bank commissioner to enter the employ
of the f. B. e. A. C. Whiting Co. of this
city as assistant to the manager. He
has begun his duties.
Henry Sharp Of Chatham, n. Y, was
Enlisted as an apprentice seaman at the
ocal navy recruiting station yesterday
afternoon and left last night for New
port. r. l., for training.
Pvt Joseph l.. Rockwell of the medi-
cal department of the 93rd Aero Squad
ron has returned to his home in this
city after receiving his honorable dis
charge at Camp Devens.
George e. Baker and Charles A. Cour-
Vile, both of st. Adams, were enlisted
hs apprentice seamen at the local navy
recruiting station Friday afternoon and
went to Newport r. l., that night.
In probate court Thursday the was
settlement and decree in the estate Of
Augustus Goodrich, late of Hinesburg.
The will Of Marietta p. Field, late of
Richmond, was presented for proof.
Ernest D. Marquette of st. Adams was
unlisted at the local navy recruiting
station Monday afternoon as a fire.
man, third class, for machinist's mate.
lie will go to Norfolk, Va, for training.
Mrs. George H. McCuin of 1s9 st. Paul
street is in Rutland caring for her daugh-
er, Alice. now Mrs. George w. Lord of
% Williams street. Mr. and Mrs. Lord
have baby girl. Beverly Mae, VINO was
born May 10.
First Glass Sergeant Allen S. Morgan,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Morgan of
6 Brookes avenue, has returned to his
home after serving in the 12o Aero
equadron in France. For the last ten
months Sergeant Morgan has been in
Etructor of radio at Tours. France.
The Graduate Nurses association of
he Fanny Allen hospital held it's an
hual meeting at three o'clock yester-
lay afternoon at the hospital. The
following officers were elected: Pres
dent. Mrs. Rose Lawlor; vice president.
Miss Rose O'Brien: secretary, Miss
Nary Murrin.
The committee in charge of the Home
Coming Minstrels recently produced in
his city, turned over to the general
treasurer of the welcome home commit
ee yesterday the sum of $1,99753 the
mount realized above all expenses from
he ticket sale for the three presentations
f the MINISTRIES.
In probate court yesterday, the will
Il John LaMarsh, late of this city. was
proved and V. Clyde Fuller of Rutland
vas appointed executor. F. G. Webster
IF Burlington was appointed adminis-
rator of the estate of Helen Farms
Worth, late of Bolton, with Jed P. Ladd
nd C. s. Brownell both of this city,
commissioners of the estate.
Three men were enlisted in the local
lam F.. Douglass of Newport and Leo
\. Willett of Ludlow, Mass. enlisted
S apprentice seamen, and were sent to
Newport. r. l., for training. Philip j.
1iroux of st. Adams was enlisted as a
reman. third class, for machinst's mate
nd was sent to Norfolk, Va. for train
ng.
Eldridge H. Goodhue, an instructor in
as received a teaching fellowship at
'hroop College of Technology, Pasa-
ena, CAL. which takes effect next fall
Dr. Goodhue was connected with the
dentistry department of the university
efore the war and left to enter the
ervice. He returned recently to take up
he work once more.
A fine of SIS and costs of 1881 was
iven to William Charbonneau in city
curt Thursday afternoon by Judge Jed
Ladd when Charbonneau pleaded
Euilty to the charge of hunting wild
nimals without a license. The COM
|lainant was Game Warden William G.
Fadue and the case was prosecuted by
tity Grand Juror Charles F. Black
tharbonneau paid the fine.
Walter H. Crockett, State publicity
irector, has received information re-
|arding the establishment of new
iris camp at the northern end of Will
oughby Lake, in the town of Westmore
is stated that New York club has
Purchased land there. including the real
state, near the outlet of the lake
wned by Mrs. Peene Of Yonkers. ~ Y,
wo farms and her private summer cot
age.
office from the war department that he
as been promoted to a captain I'm the
eserve army. During the war, Or, Des-
utels held a commission as lieutenant
CRYING nine months in this country and
months overseas. He is a graduate
Tufts Dental College and previous to
nterng the army had an office in this
ity. He has reopened his parlors at SAY
hurch street
Three men were enlisted in the navy
Trough the local navy recruiting station
the federal building Tuesday after
Don. They were Leo l.. Savage of Swan
bn Junction, Paul-O. Herbert of Will
JAMESTOWN and 3. +. Pennell of Swan
bn Junction. Savage and Herbert went
as apprentice seamen and were sent
Newport, r. l., while Pennell enlisted
b a fireman, third class, for machnist' s
late and was sent to Norfolk, Va.
In probate court Tuesday there was
settlement and decree in the estate of
gorge w. Allen, late of Essex. Kate n.
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