Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-23
CITY NEWS


Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wooster of East
Shoreham are the parents of daugh-
ter. Margery Frances, born october ~.
Federal District Judge Harland Il. Howe
will go on Saturday to st. Adams. where
he will hold court for naturalization pur-
poses.
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Lee are the
parents of a boy, born yesterday morn
ing Mrs. Lee was formerly Miss Heien
pevlin.
Mrs. Emma Reynolds of Winooski Park
has sold her place to st. Michaefs COL
Iege for $1,000 Possession VIII be given
November |.
Charles l.. Dolan, of the firm of Dolan
Brothers returned Tuesday from the
Fanny Allen hospital, where he had an
operation on one arm.
Nelson Duke of vergcnnes, who was
graduated last June from Montpelier
Seminary. has eentered the freshman
class of the University of Vermont
Hermas Paul Duval and Miss Elida
Lanoue of Plattsburgh We're married at
s. Peters Church in Plattsburgh Tues
day morning. They are now on we'd
ding trip and will reside In this city.
capt. Henry O. Wheeler, who recently
returned after is months service in
france. has become general counsel and
yice-preSident Of the John VI. c. Marble
company OF Los Angeles. Cal, firm deal
iug IN nlorteages.
in probate court Thursday there were
~ Elements and DEGREES in the estates
nt In ia nf
". Russell. late of Hinesburg: Sidney
*. Tilley, late of Williston. and Darius
". Knight. late of Jericho.
Leland Lavarn OF Nergennes was en-
listed an apprentice seaman and Leon
LaFrance of White River junction as a
fireman third class for oiler, at the local
navy recruiting station Monday. Both
will go to Newport. Il. L.. for training
James Smith of Raleigh. n. c.. was en-
listed as an apprentice seaman for avia-
ton mechanic and William Lavallee of
burlington was enlisted as an apprentice
So aman at ME local navy recruiting sta
ton yesterday. Smith went to the Great
Lakes training school and Lavallee to
Newport Il. L.
Alexander Terren OF Richmond entere.
Tuesday case in Chittenden county
court against John Mcclure, also of Rich
mond. suing for $4,000 The Richmond
Farmers Cooperative association and
the Bordens Condensed Milk company,
doing business in Richmond, also are
named as defendants in this suit.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage of Helen Ara Parker. daughter
of Mrs. Frances Adeline Batchelder. to
Philip Henry Tirrell November II at
eight o'clock at 225 Main street, Reading,
Mass. Mr.. Tirrell is connected with the
bond house of Merrill, Oldham Co. of
Boston, and is we'll known in financial
circles.
A. f. Fortune of Bolton. charged with
violation of the motor laws. appeared in
city court Monday morning before
Judge Jed p. Laid. pleaded nolo con-
tendere and was fined so and costs of
. $3.50 and given an alternative sentence
of "a days in county Jail. Fortune was
represented by Attorney NJ. G. Leary
and paid.
Beryl w. Randall has entered case
in Chittcnden county court against the
Beryl Lumber Co., Inc. doing business
in the town of Huntington, in which
suit is brought for the recovery of 5000,
j, .
Enright appears for the plaintiff. while
Max l.. Powell represents the defend
ant company.
George Hudson was found guilty of
stealing a 36-foot belt off a piece of
machinery in tn, coal pocket at the
Lyman coal yards and was sentenced in
city court to serve not less than five
nor more than ten months in jail Sen
tence was suspended upon payment OF
costs of court and the man was put on
probation for one year.
Lieut.. Cassius II. Styles, L. v NJ, eX.
'1G, who has been spending a furlough al
his home in South Hero was in the city
yesterday on the way back to Garder
City, n. Y. where he is stationed at pres
ent. Lieutenant Styles saw more thar
a year of service in France. He is now
attached to the air service and expect
to remain in the army for the present.
The University of Vermont has just re-
ceived framed picture entitled "Olt
Glory flies from Ehrenbreitstein Fortress
where the Rhine and Mose meet, Coblenz
Germany, 1919" This picture is sent Il
the university to commemorate a meet;
ing of 20 University of Vermont alumni
mombers of the American Army of Occu
patton in Coblenz, Germany April 81
1919 and was presented by those mem
beers.
Harold d. Conner Of St Adams ha
been forwarded by the local army re
cruiting station for enlistment in tn
radio school of the Signal Corps. Con
nor takes advantage of the offer of thi
branch Of the service for a course il
wireless telegraphy and telephony, oper
ating and installing. He is previou
service man. being formerly member o
the Fourth Company at the recruit depo,
Fort Slocum. n. Y.
Messrs. Agel &, Miller have bought In
business Of the Vermont Cereal compan
and will conduc' it under the name of tn
Vermont Feed company, successors to til
Vermont Cereal company. They will bull
an additional mill to manufacture Waum
beck feeds and will do a general whole
sale -four and feed business. Joseph Age
Is president of the company, S. II. Mile
secretary and treasurer, and j. f. Ripple
sales agent and superintendent.
Seward Willett aged 10, a delinquer
child and truant, was In city cour
Tuesday afternoon before Judge Jed /
I.add. The boy was found guilty an
was sentenced to spend the remands
of his minority at the Vermont Indu.
trial school at Vergennes, which will
until December u, 1896. He was take
there shortly after the hearing. II
father appeared in court against hin
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