Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-25
CITY NEWS

In probate court yesterday, a realty
license was granted in the estate OF
Clara E.. Stebbins, late of Milton,
DR.. G.. T.. Loudon left Saturday on a
hunting trip in the vicinity of Lachute'
p. O., and his office will be closed for three
weeks.
Louis f. oriel left Sunday for New
York city. where he will take a two years
course in advertising at Columbia Uni
versity.
A case in chancery. NJ. A. Stone ct al
VS.. August Ferger & Co, ct al, was
entered in Chittenden county court Sat
urday. Guy b. Horton appears Tor the
plaintiff.
e. n. Sanctuary, U. V. NJ. '93, has
resigned from the military service and
Is now vice-president of the Victor Type
writer company at Scranton, Pa, in
charge of the production department.
Elmer B. Russell, U. V. NJ. '06. and a
son of Mrs. j. w. Russell of 3S6 South
Union street, has been appointed acting
professor of political science at the Uni
versity of Nebraska. located at Lincoln.
The marriage of Joseph Carl Brown and
Cora Lillian Cameron OF North Hero
took place yesterday afternoon at the
First Church parsonage, the Rev. G. c.
:. Adams performing the They
were unattended.
On Friday evening at the Baptist par
sonage Edmund f. Colby and Christie
Bohannon were married by the Rev.
James S. Braker. On Saturday morning
Thomas +. McGreevy and Celia NJ. Alger
were married by the Rev. Mr.. Braker.
J. A.. Newlander of Geneva, n. Y. ar
rived in the city Friday and went to
the University of Vermont, where he
will be instructor in dairy husbandry.
Mr.. Newlander is n graduate of Cornell
University in the class of 1919.
Maurice p. Mears and Martha +.
Thompson, both of Milton, We're mar
ried Saturday morning at the First
church parsonage by the Rev. C. c.
Adams. The couple was unattended
Following a wedding trip to New York
they will reside in Milton.
In probate court Friday there was
a settlement and decree in the estate
of Anna Gosselin, late of Burlington.
w. w. Kimball of Westford was APP
pointed administrator of the estate of
Harmon G. Macomber. late of Westford,
with NJ. A. Kenyon and Harley j. Rogers
commissioners and appraisers.
Two men were accepted at the local
navy recruiting station Tuesday and
sent to Newport, r. L., for training.
Everette Edward King of East Airing
ton was accepted as a hospital appren-
tice, second class, While Lawrence Oliver
Burnah of BEDFORD, n. Y. was taken
into the navy as an apprentice seaman.
William Gleason, who was for several
years employed as a clerk at the Hotel
Vermont and the Van Ness, and who
has recently been working here during
the vacations of other clerks. has com.
pleted his duties with these hotels, and
accepted a position as travelling sales.
man with the Harvard Brewing com
pany.
The Champlain Transportation companl
expects to handle its first carload of apple
shipments for New York from thi'
territory on Friday. On Tuesday of mex
week a special trip of the ChateaugaS
will be made to Isle La Motto for two
carloads and from then on the company
will probably be busy with apple. ship
ments.
An appeal in the case Of Arthur MarteH
apt, VS.. William Devino of Milton, ir
which Martell sues for 500, was entered
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May Powers, the 10 year-old lslan'
Pond miss, VINO was discovered uhde
strange circumstances on the piazza OF
81. faul street nome iale IN the eve
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ming on Wednesday, september H. is eX
pected TO be taken TO her nome to-day D!
her parents she IS now IN the custod!
OF MIS- ~ Il. L. Ausuh' the ponce ma
iron. ana was visited by her father Iues
DAY
A case has been entered in Chittende,
county court by the Howard Nationa
pank OF this city against Ernest II. Rus
sell, to recover Sl,WO, the amount which
II is claimed, is due on Il promissar,
tlrr' dated OCTOBER III, 1913. Inc note !
Tor syu' payable on demand, with inter
est. fo"eii q ToWeH appear LOT IN
painful
Tbree rooms of tho iunior higb scboo
wore onened az nor schedule in tho hui,d
inc IN the northwest corner of Moi
and South Union streets rocent,
occupied by the Red Cross, yesterda
morning. About 100 pupils were trans
ferred from the junior high school build