Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-06-12

commencement, owing to President Ben
toms absence overseas. The memorial
service, which will be held in honor of
the alumni and students of the uni
Verslty who have given their lives in the
great war will be held in the First
Church Sunday evening, June %, when
the Hon. Darwin p. Kingsley of New
YORK city will be the speaker.
j. r. Rutherford, local manager OF
the r. r. Goodrich Rubber company
has been promoted and transferred tc
the Boston sales organization. Mr.
rutherford has been located in Bur.
iihgton for two years and has made
many friends here Il. p. Fitzpatrick
VINO succeeds Mr.. Rutherford has beer
with the b. II. Goodrich Rubber com.
pany Tor the last six years. and he will
endeavor to give the same cooperation
that has been extended by his prede-
cessor.
George Flint has returned from a bust
ness trip to Boston. During his stay
ne attended reunion of the 19l7-1s
graduating class of the A. B. & NJ
course of Burdett College. banquet was
given at the City Club Boston. and
other Burlington graduates attending
were Harold and Raymond Rupert. Ar
ter the banquet a permanent organiza-
ton was formed and officers chosen,
Raymond Rupert being elected presi-
dent for the ensuing year.
The friends Of Harry H. Corey, the
well-known organist of this city, the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Corey, will
be interested to know that he was ex-
pected to be leaving Germany on May
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to America. He went to France from
Camp Dix last September and is a men,
Der Of the band of the 10th Field Artl-
lery. An order recently issued in Ger
many shows General Pershings high
opinion of the Fourth Division, of which
the 18th Field Artillery is a unit.
Mr. and Mrs Lody K Beaulac have re-
turned from 10 days wedding trip to
northern Canada. Mr. Beaulac, who ia
son of Mr.. and Mrs John Beaulac OF
10 Fletcher Place, was married on May
, "a. to Miss Margaret Ruth Grant, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Margaret Neil Grant and the
| late Archibald Grant of Montreal, at st.
Mary's Church. st. Adams. by Father
Mcmahon. They were attended by Ar
thur Earl Beaulac, brother of the groom.
and by Miss Mabel Baxter of Montreal
Mr. and Mrs Beaulac will be at home
Chief Petty Officer Joseph Beauchemin
of the L. S. S. Agamemnon has received
his honorable discharge from the naval
service after two and one-half years of
active duty and is now at his home at
30 Bissell street enjoying a vacation.
Beauchemin has been across the Atlantic
10 times during his period of service on
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Floyd Lafey of Burlington pleaded
guilty to immoral conduct at Shelburne
on recent date in city court Monday,
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At banquet recently given at the
| Hotel Monopole in Coblenz, Germany
! by the Y. NJ. C. A. for members of the
Third Army Country association, more
| than 10 Americans, representing "a diff
| ferent States were present The speak.
ers included President Benton of the
University Of Vermont, educational di-
| rector of the third army, and Major
F. w. Hackett. U. " NJ II. Of Cham
| plain, n, Y. The New England mer
ana women present included Leveret'
Palmer of Starksboro and Miss Mildred
Brest or st. Adams. The association
was organized a month ago for the pur-
| pose or stimulating interest among third
army men who expect to go back to the
farm
In probate court Thursday the follow.
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