Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-13
CITY NEWS

\ daughter, Eilcne Ida. was born at
the Mary Fletcher hospital yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Mills of Willston.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ahearn are the
parents of son, born October g. Mr.
and Mrs. Ahearn are living in Philadel-
pha
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Moore Of q
North avenue are the parents OF ooF'
William Michael. born yesterday at the
Mary Flethher hospital,
Walter f.. Colegi owe of Toga, Pa. and
Hazel T. Monahan of this city were mar"
ried on Saturday evening, November 3,
by the Rev. James $. Braker.
Word has been received OF the birth
of a son TO Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. Aaronson
Of Springfield. Mass Mrs. Aaronson was
formerly Miss Mary Fine of this city.
In probate court Thursday the will of
George Swinyer, late of Huntington. was
proved license to sell real estate in
the estate of Mary Ellen Hayes, late OF
Willistcu. was issued.
Arthur W. Bearor and Miss Blanche n.
Warner were married Friday at the
parsonage of the College Street Church
by the Rev. l. c. Smart The bride was
attended by her sister, Hazel y. Warner
Or. James w. Courtney of this city
has received an appointment as major in
the officers reserve corps of the United
States army. The commission arrived
Tuesday and was signed by the adju-
tant-general and the ssistant secretary
Of war.
Mrs. Hubert Knck erboclier has re-
ceived news of the promotion of Ensign
Herman =. Knickerbocker to the rank of
lieutenant, junior grade. Lieutenant
Knickerbocker Is present stationed at
Key West, ria. command of L. S.
s. C. 1873.
The Richmond Lumber company of
Richmond. including +. II. Shepardson
and +. w Shepardson. nave entered II
suit in Chittenden county court against
Martha Chaffee of Huntington, for the
sum of $500, claimed to be due the COM
rany NJ. c. Leary appears for the plain
tffs.
The Cold stripe club was organized
Tuesday evening at the Sherwood by
men of the university who had served
overseas ~ sitting down to the banquet.
The following officers were elected: Pres
'lent, Harry II. Denning; secretary, Ber-
nard \. Flynn; treasurer. Henry J.
Movies
Mrs. Myrtle Currier Of Richmond. who
was arraigned in city court recently
on complaint of States Attorney Martin,
charge of reckless driving, was
discharged Thursday by Judge Laid.
The complaint was made FOR operating
an automobile recklessly between Rich
mond and Essex. and the defense intro
duced number of witnesses.
1t is expected now that the Hotel YER
mont will go on to the European plan
the early part of next week, or as soon
Manager Harding can complete the
arrangements. When the change does
take place, the plan will he to serve club
BREAKFASTS and luncheons at special prices,
or In carte, while the dinners at
night will be strictly a Ia carte service.
The Kings Daughters of Burlington,
representing five circles. the Silver Cross,
the Dorcas, the Wha tsoeveer, the Loyal
and the Opportunity Circles, have present
I'd the equipment for a bed to the pre-
yentoriun al Essex Center. The marker
which will be placed on the bed can he
seen at r. j. Preston & Sons iewelry
store, II Church street to-day and to-
morrow.
In probate court Friday Mary i.
Swinyer Of Huntington was appointed
executrix Of the will of George Swinyer.
late of Huntington, with Frank r. Strong
and Henry C. Russell of Huntington
appraisers. There were settlements and
DEGREES in the estates of Archibald l..
Daniels. late of Burlington. Avery w.
Edwards, late of Jericho, and Albert A.
Parker, late of Jericho
Officers of the United States court
<A Ia. ,it Cot, 9,
holding naturalization court in st.
Johnsbury, where much larger
amount of business than usual was
done. Ten We're admitted to citizen
ship and 26 took out first papers,
while 81 petitions were filed Nearly
all of those to take out papers We're
people of Canadian birth.
In probate court Monday the will Of
Frances A Benedict, late of this city,
was allowed. A realty license was issued
in the estate of Stephen Dupaw. late of
Colchester. NJ. C. Grandy of this city
was appointed administrator of the estate
of Alice Fl. Foster, late of Kingston,
n. Y, while c. E. Beach and B. u.
Beach and B. E. Bristol, both of Burling
ton. were appointed commissioners.
Max l.. Powell, proprietor of the Hotels
Vermont aDd Van Ness, left last night
for two weeks trip to Saskatchewan
and other points in Canada. This is one
of his semi-annual business trips to that
section of the country. He may stop
at Duluth Mimi, the way home to
confer with officials of the Roosevelt
international highway regarding plans for
that highway during the coming season
T. B. Wright has purchased the property
On the northwest corner of Prospect and
Loomis streets, known as the Willard
sanitarium. This well-known structure
was erected by the late DR.. A. ]. Willard
and it was long one of the show places
Of that section of the city A new hot
water heating system was installed a short
Time ago and the whole property is in
fine shape The sale was made through
]. ]. Flynn. Mr. Wright says he is not
ret ready to announce his plans.
In probate court yesterday there were
settlements and DEGREES in the follow
Ing estates: Lafayette Wilbur late of
Jericho; Charles w. Devino, late of Wi
nooski; Lillian A. Allen, late of Jericho
Nelson Bosey. late of Burlington; Luman
A. Drew. late of Burlington; Leslie H.
Evans. late of Burlington: Edward Bis
sonette, late of Burlington; Burton ].
Chase, late of Underhill; George II. Eddy
late of Shelburne; Louis n. Currier, late
of Burlington, and Angelina Charland,