Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-23
CITY news


In probate court Tuesday the will of
Marion NJ Stevens, late of Richmond,
was allowed.
daughter was born January 10 to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heath Of SO North
Willard street.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy r. Bartlett of the
Shelburne road are the parents OF
son, born January 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Spooner Of GO
King street are the parents Of twin girls.
Mildred Gladys and Mural May. born
Friday night.
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. ]. Casey of 179
Maple street announce the engagement
of their daughter, Nora M Hayes, to
Louis N. Turner.
James E. Tracy has gone to New
York, whence he sails the latter part OF
this week for Y. NJ. C. A. service over
seas. He expects to be gone six months,
or possibly year.
Joseph Lehnard Of Ohio and Miss
Alice Irene Barnes Of this city were
married Wednesday morning of last
week at st. Marys Cathedral by the
Rev. Joseph F. ellis.
Capt. and Mrs U. A. Hicks are the
parents of daughter born January 10
in Columbia, S. c. Mrs. Hicks before
her marriage was Miss Ellen Wood.
granddaughter of c. e. Putney Of this
city.
Pvt. William S. Duggan of this city
has arrived home safely after spending
several months on overseas duty. Pri-
vate Duggan was member of Company
F, 18th Field Artillery, of the Cyclone
Division. He sailed for France the last
part of last July.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Barry Of Loomis
street have received word that their son
Richard of the 101st Ammunition Train
26th Division, has arrived at Camp Mer-
rift, N. j., and expects to be at home
in about two weeks. He sailed for France
a year ago last October.
First Lieut.. j. Randall Roberts is
visiting his parents, having returned
from overseas and received his dis
charge, after active service in artillery
in the Toul sector. His brother, Doug
lass, is in Paris in the medical service
with the rank of captain.
The annual meeting of the Pastoral
Aid society Of st. Pauls Church was
held at the parish house Friday after
noon. when the following officers were
elected: President and treasurer, Mrs.
F. P. Lord; secretary, Mrs. Edward john
son. supper followed the meeting.
At the annual meeting of st. Anne's
society of the Cathedral Of the Immacu-
late Conception, Thursday evening, the
following officers were elected: Presl-
dent, Mrs. F. E. Cassidy; vice. president,
Mrs. T. F. Conlon; treasurer, Mrs. ]. j..
Cross secretary, Mrs. j. j. Kennedy.
Cards have been received in this city
announcing the marriage on Saturday.
January IS. in Portsmouth, N. H.. Of
Miss Fife L. Waldron and Oliver B. Car
penter. Mrs. Carpenter will be remem-
bered by many as an instructor in the
Burlington Business College several years
ago.
Roy T. Nelson Of Minneapolis, Mimi,
and Alicia z. Merrill Of this city were
married at the Baptist parsonage by the
Rev. James S. Braker last Friday after
noon. Hobart L. Sweet and Martha r.
Raymond, both of Colchester. were mar
ried at the same place by the same
clergyman January IA.
Tuesday in United States court the
case OF Ward VS.. Fitzdale Lumber COM
pany of Lyndonville was taken up. The
case involves a question as to the
ownership of stock to the amount OF
$4,000 and was heard by Judge
Thompson of Hartford, Conn. as Judge
Howe was disqualified because of be-
ing an interested party
A suit to recover $780, alleged to be
due on the purchase price Of an automo-
bile, has been entered in Chittender
county court for the March term by
Brodie G. Niles of this city through
T1Ax L 7
Redmond of Hinesburg. The Redmond
farm property, with livestock and tools
has been attached as security.
Frenasi Andreanni. a graduate Of the
local high school in the class of 1903
has left this city on his way to his home
in Los Angeles. Cal. Andreanni is now
lawyer in California and during the
war handled relief money for the Italian
government distributing in all more
than a half million dollars to Italian!
who called on their government for aid
The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Burlington Venetian Blint
company was held yesterday afternoon
when Elias Lyman. Howard Crane, A. G
Crane, L. C. Grant and c. l.. Smith wer
elected directors. The officers are
President. Elias Lyman; vice president
Howard Crane; treasurer and clerk
A. q. Crane.
At the annual meeting of the Chitten
den County Trust company Tuesda
afternoon f. j. Booth, ]. ]. Flynn, r. A
Cooke, E. F. Gebhardt E. p Woodbury.
j. S. Patrick and j. H. Macomber wer
reelected directors. The directors sub
sequently elected Mr.. Booth president
Mr.. Flynn vice president. E. D. Worthe
treasurer and H. V. Hall ass!stan
treasurer.
Sergt. Frederick l.. Patneaude, VIII
has been at Camp Devens, Mass, ha
received his discharge and returned t
the city. He will resume his dutie
soon as manager of the r. II. Lon
shoe store. Mr. Patneaude has bee
with the store since it was opened i
Burlington and in fact started it her
He has been absent from the city 10
nine months
In probate court yesterday the follow
ing business was transacted: A settle
ment and decree ordered in tn
estate Of Hepton j. Metcalf. late
Underhill; John F. Collins of this cit
was appointed administrator of tn
estate of Hugh j. Collins, late of Bui
lington; Guy Rocheleau and d. j. Nolal
both of this city, will act as commits
sioners and appraisers of the estate.
Roderic NJ. Olzendam Of Woodstoc