Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-27
CITY NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fenwck have sold
their truck farm on Shelburne road to
Mr.. and Mrs. Duel
In probate court yesterday, there was
a settlement and decree in the estate of
Oras Bradley, late of Williston.
An eight-pound son. sydney Smith Nor
gan. was born Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon S. Morgan of AZ Grant street,
Mrs. w. j. Van Patten and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Billings left Thursday for
Orlando, Fla, where they will pass the
winter.
In probate court Monday, there were
settlements and DEGREES IN the estates
of Lewis Lander, late of Essex, and
John b. Dubuc, late of Shelburne.
The annual dinner of the Lake Cham
plain association. after lapse OF two
years, will be held at Delmonico's in
New York city on Thursday evening,
December II.
Miss Sabra Gould. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. NJ. Gould of this city. and Roder-
lex Dunlap of Washington, d. c., were
married in Newton. Mass, at five o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
The officials Of the Humane society
announce to those interested that the
society derived 1925 from it's tumble sale.
which was held for three days last week
in the Van Ness House basement.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Miller of Sc Front
street have received telegram from
Assistant Band Leader Max Beerman Of
Des Moines, Iowa, who was formerly
stationed at Fort Ethan Allen, announc-
ing his marriage last evening.
A case was entered in Chittenden
county court Friday in which " A.
Billiard Of this city brings suit to re-
cover the sum Of $500 from Fred and
Jennie Newton of Mddlebury and the
Middlebury Creamery Co., trustee.
At meeting of the State executive
committee of the American Legion, held
in this city Friday, the Rev. Chaun-
cey A. Adams of Danvlle was elected
State chaplain of the legion. Financial
matters took up the greater part of the
discussion.
The marriage of Thomas Toner and
Miss Mary Clara Gushing took place at
six o'clock yesterday morning at St
Mary's Cathedral, the Rev. Joseph F.
ellis performing the ceremony, They
we're attended by Howard Brown and
Mrs. Martha Brown.
Miss Ruth e. Haskins. formerly Of this
city, and Sergeant Paul J. Genteniann
were married at Carrollton, ILL.,. on No.
vember 10. After short wedding tour
they will make their home at Fort Riley,
Kansas, where Sergeant Genteniann is
now stationed
Otto woehr Of Boonton, N. j., and
Miss Lillian Morrison of this city were
married Saturday morning at Miss Nor
risons home at 2o4 North Willard street
by the Rev. J. S. Braker. Miss Morrison
has been teacher in the public schools
of this city.
Chttenden county court has recessed
until MONDAY. December %, at which
time the Daley case will be taken up
for trial. and it is expected that Attor-
ney-General Frank C. Archibald will be
here to assist States Attorney Allen
Martin in the prosecution.
Henry U. Stringham, conductor in the
employ of the Burlington Traction Co.,
passed the examinations Friday at the
local marine recruiting station and was
accepted and sent to Paris Island, S. c.,
to the marine school there. Stringham
formerly lived in Rutland.
Simon Isaac of Barre filed a petition
in bankruptcy in the Office of the clerk
Of the United States court yesterday He
has assets of $85, of which $50 are claimed
exempt and liabilities of S247. Among the
creditors is H. P. Prindle Of this city
who is involved to the amount Of s47
The remainder are book accounts
The Athena club wishes to express its
thanks to the public which generously
supported the Dorothy Garfield Fisher
lecture Friday at the high school. the
proceeds Of which went to Mrs. Fishers
reconstruction work in France. The
very large audience paid sl37SO and a
check for that amount was sent Saturday
to Mrs. Fisher for her work in France
An adjourned session of United States
court will be held at Windsor December
2. At this time it is expected the suit
Of Florence Leboeuf versus the town OF
Clarendon will be taken up, and also
that of Charles 1. Leboeuf against the
same defendant. A trial was held in Rut-
land Which resulted in disagreement
of the jury.
The first sleighbels of the season were
heard in Burlington last evening. The
snowfall Of yesterday made very goot
sleighing, and the greater part of the
Thanksgiving home corners to the Greer
Mountain State will ride to their destina
lions to-day in the good old-fashionet
way. behind juggling bells and over
white carpet of snow.
The marriage of Charles A Nillemair,
of Clifford street and Miss Lucy Pigeon
of lis Interval avenue, Burlington, wal
solemnized at st. Joseph's Church Mon
day morning. Mr.. Vilemaire is the sol
of Mitchell Vilemaire of Clifford stree
and is student in a school in Boston
Following a reception at the brides HON,
they left on wedding trip to Lowell
Mass,
In the case of Louis Dumas VS.. j. w
Lamoureux heard some time ago /,
city court Judge Ladd has rendere,
judgment for the plaintiff to recovc
damages of $500 with costs of $13.7.
and possession of the premises at is
sue. The suit had to do with farm
leased from Mr.. Dumas, who allege
that the property had been ncGlccte
and damaged by Mr.. Lamoureux
There will be community singing led b.
Charles +. Ernst of the Burlington com
munty service at the Community Churc
social rooms on Friday evening of thi
week. This is the first opportunity man
in town have had to participate in MI
Ernst's service in the state and it is eX
pected that good number will hc present
Everybody will he most welcome. Their
will be other interesting social feature
at this gathering.