Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-06
CITY NEWS


parents of baby girl, born Tuesday.
In probate court Thursday the will of
Peter Lavigne, late of Hinesburg, was
fled
Miss Ella Brownell, who Is i'll at the
Mary Fletcher hospital, is recovering rap
idly.
Mr. and Mrs. Eben Sutton Of 116 North
Wnooski avenue are the parents OF
baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Clarkson left Satur-
day night for New York city, and VIII go
from there to Florida.
A. G. Mansur who was operated on at
the Mary Fletcher hospital, Is making
good progress toward recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Goulette Of AS st.
Paul street are the parents or SON.
Ralph Erwin, born January 81.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank II. Parker of Col
lege street left Monday sor a trip to Cali
fornia. They will be gone several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Marks are
the parents of a daughter. Natalie Sara
Marks, born Saturday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. C. X. Topper are the
parents of daughter, Lorraine June,
born February 8. at 1873 South Champlain
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin l.. Shuttleworth of
North Prospect street left Saturday for
Florida, where they will spend several
weeks.
son. Clark Harrison. was born Fri
day morning to Mr.. and Mrs. II. H.
Ballard Of 90 Buell. street at the Sparhawk
sanitarum.
Lieut. Robert n. Pease has been dis
charged from the chemical war service
and has resumed his work as instructor
In chemistry at Princeton.
Frederick s. Pease, Jr.. has returned
from Camp Taylor, where he was COM
missioned a second lieutenant of artil
lery, reserves, and will re-enter college.
A ten-pound daughter was born Feb
ruary to Mr.. and Mrs. Martin e. Sulli-
van, Jr. Mr.. Sullivan is now In the
train service overseas, but is expected
home soon.
Last night at the parsonage of the
Baptist Church Leland Carey of 95 South
Union street and Miss Zelma Badger Of
60 School street were united in marriage
by the Rev. James S. Braker.
During the month of January only Is
marriage licenses were granted at the
city clerks office. This is the same num-
Der as in December and little more than
one half the normal number before the
The engagement is announced of Henry
d. Hendee, assistant superintendent Of
the Burlington Traction company, to
Miss Esther Ridden of Portland. Ore.
The wedding will take place in the
spring.
Three men were enlisted the last week
at the local recruiting station for the
United States navy and sent to training
stations. They were James f. Billado
OF Burlington, Anthony A. Savaria Of
Winooskl and Donald Whitney Of East
Barnet
The recruiting service of the United
States shipping board announces from
its Boston office that Allen H. Wood Of
, 374 South Union street, this city, has
I passed the final physical examination for
enrolment on the merchant marine train
ing ships.
The members of Alpha Camp, Modern
Woodmen Of America, have sent Joseph
Trudel. member of the camp. to the
Woodmen's sanatorium at Colorado
Springs for treatment for tuberculosis.
which developed after a recent illness
with pneumonia
Pvt. Patrick Cowhey of the 5Sth In
fantry, Fourth Division. has returned.
having received his discharge from serv-
ice at Camp Devens. He was a victim
of mustard gas, and was recovering just
as the armistice was signed. He was in
the thick of the fighting at Chateau
Thierry.
DR.. Howard F. Hillary. graduate of
the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
and who recently was honorably dis
charged from the United States army
is now associated with his brother, Dr.
Charles f. Hillary, at 1873 College street
He holds licenses to practice dentistry
In Maryland and Vermont
New regulations have been issued re-
garding the checking of baggage over
the railroads. Hereafter a declaration
as to value will be required when bag
gage is checked for either local or inter-
line stations. Dogs will not be checked
unless muzzled and provided with a strong
and firmly fitting collar or harness with
leash, or Grated
Word has been received that First
Lieut.. G.. II. Wilson of the class Of 1911
University of Vermont, who served 16
months as an artillery officer in France
is now in the renting, requisition and
claims service, and is taking short
course in French law at Tours, in
preparation. His work will take him to
many parts of France
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver ]. Ladam were
pleasantly surprised at their home at As
Murray street Monday evening in honor
Of the 18th anniversary of their marriage
and the 46th anniversary of Mrs.
Ladam's birthday. Many gifts were
presented to them and a buffet lunch
was served Mrs. Ladam's two sisters
from Barre and Montpelier, were here
for the celebration.
Cards have been received in town an
nouncing the marriage of Lieut.. Walter
II. Grein, U. V. NJ 49, of Buffalo. N. Y,
and Miss Marguerite Sophie Schranz,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Schranz,
the marriage having taken place in Lon
don on November II. They will be at
home at Buffalo. N. Y. after February
15 Lieutenant Grein has been in avia-
ton service overseas for some time.
In probate court Friday the will of
Anna Gosselin. late of this city, was
allowed. Frank A. Stebbins Of st. Adams
was appointed administrator Of the
estate of Clara T., Stebbins late of Mil