Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-24

assertion, and asks the custody OF two
minor children, Mary E. and Abner.
Max L. Powell appears for the plain
till and the papers show that they were
married at Essex on October 4, 1910, by
the Rev. Newell A.. Wood.
Captain and Mrs. Charles S. Eerrin
went yesterday to Msyshfield to VISIT Cap
tain Ferrn's father, Captain Ferrfn is on
q leave of absence until September 5,
when he will report for duty under orders
to sail for Tlentsin to Join the 18th cavalry.
Mrs. Ferrin and two children will go to
China with him. lie has been with his
wife at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. c, Taylor Of South Willard street.
DR.. II. e. ST. Antoine of ~ Bradley
street left Monday for Baltimore, Md.
where he will enter upon his duties as
assistant. surgeon in the United States
public health service at the Marine hos
pital, being n commissioned officer. DR..
st. Antoine was recently discharged from
the army after serving at the advanced
shell shock hospitals. and has been visit
ing his parents Mt their summer cottage
Mt Malletts Bay.
Three divorce cases were entered Mon
day in Chittenden county court for
the fall term. Goldie Foster seeks n
divorce from Frank w. Foster; Zoe De-
barge asks to be released from Will
liam Debarge, and Annie Caswen ID
suing for divorce from Archie A.
Caswell In the last named case, an
order for temporary alimony and suit
money has been issued by Judge Sher-
man r. Moulton.
The erection Of a new wharf at Thomp-
sons Point was started yesterday. under
the supervision of Il. A. jackson, a New
York State contractor. who spends his
summers at the point. The old wharf was
torn down several months ago and be-
cause of the high water it was impossible
to start rebuilding. The wharf should be
finished within two weeks and 1t will then
be possible for the lake steamers to make
their usual calls at that place.
At a party given at the summer camp
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles st. Pierre on
Proctor avenue Thursday evening, an
nouncement was male Of the engage
ment of Miss Frances Lawrence and
Albert Labarge. both Of this city. Light
refreshments were served and the eve
ming was spent in dancing. Miss Law
renee is employed as bookkeeper for
the Bero company and Mr.. Labarge is
employed at w. e Peters flower shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy e. Howard Of Mooers
Forks, N. Y. who have been spending
their honeymoon in Burlington. were
given "a wedding reception at the homo
Of their cousins Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Had
ley of 46 Pomeroy street, Tuesday evening.
Over 20 of their relatives and friends
were present Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard were the recipients
Of many beautiful and useful gifts They
left yesterday for Malone. n. Y, where
they will visit their brother.
avenue, we'll known musicians. who have
been connected with Sherman's Military
band and also with Lees orchestra, left
Monday morning to fulflr a contract
engagement with the Lew Fields min
strels. for season Of 40 weeks Fred
Contos has been with the Ministries for
three years. The minstrels have per-
sonnet of 65 and play only the large
cities. They will practice for two weeks
at Columbus, Ohio, before going on the
road which will be about August 10.
Guy H. Fullington. z. V. NJ ex'19, has
returned from overseas, where he aerv-
ed in the air service radio for the past
year. Mr.. Fullington was a member OF
the first Signal Corps school at the
University and after few months addi-
tonal training in the south. went to
France, where he has since been in
charge of large rado-salvaee depot.
at Romorantin. Mr.. Fulington is at
present the guest of Mr. and Mrs. w, C.
Holmes at their residence on Isham
street He intends to resume his work
at the University in the fall
Capt and Mrs John c. circuit Of New
York city are the parents of a son, John
c. Orcutt. Jr.. born July IA at the New
York Nursery and Childs' hospital Mr.
circuit was of the class of 1910 of the
university and has recently been dis
] charged from service. He is now asso-
ciated with the Irving Trust company
of New York. Mrs. Circuit was Miss
Ituby Murray, the daughter Of the late
William II. II. Murray and Mrs. Frances
Rivers Murray. who now resides in Gull
ford, Conn. Mrs. circuit has her A. NJ.
and A. B. from Mt. Holyoke, and her
Phi. ID. from Cornell, 1916.
Capt and Mrs. Harry NJ. Simpson have
been visiting the Rev. and Mrs. w +.
sitter Of rs Elmwood avenue for the last
WEEK. hIs IlHpSOii, ioi Niio7
Ethelyn Sitter. has been on duty with
| the A. E. F. in France as a member OF
the army nurse corps and returned 10
the States a few weeks ago. Captain
simpson, of the United States army medi-
cal corps. was on duty with the Fifth
! Division until after the armistce. Dur
| ing the last six months Of his IA months
! service in France he was stationed al
| base hospital 101 in St Nazaire. 1t was
while both were stationed in ST. Nazaire
| that Captain and Mrs. Simpson were
married. After the ceremony, they en-
| ioyed an extended tour of France, Bel
GUM. England and Scotland. On Satur'
| day Captain and Mrs. Simpson will leave
for the South, where Captain Simpson
! has planned to resume the practice on
! medicine in Florence, Ala, his ole
home.