Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-17
CITY NEWS

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Charles B. Gray has returned to Bur-
ilngton for the summer. He spent the
winter in Pasadena and Los Angeles,
Calf.
Clyde Annes, u. v. NJ. II, ot Wichita,
Kansas, has come to Burlington to spend
the summer with his mother on Buell.
street
Mr.. and Mrs Henry II. Sails of 90 Main
street announce tho engagement of their
daughter, Florence Edna, to Kenneth c.
Burt Of Easthampton, Mass.
Charles " Holdstock, formerly of
this city, has has the degree of
Master of Laws conferred on him by
Lavalle University, Montreal.
Miss Lucy Belle Pierce Of Hinesburg, U.
" NJ. '16 has accepted position to teach
next year in the Philippine Islands. and
will sail from VANCOUVER about July first.
All the public graded schools Of the
city closed Friday for the summer
vacation. They will open again on Tues
day, September 7, the day after Labor
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Yantz of
School street announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Rita Edith
Yantz, to Frank ]. Peck of 81 North
Union street.
The year at the Cathedral High School
will close on Friday of this week. The
first commencement exercises Of the
school. which has been in existence only
three years, Will be held in June. 1921.
Bernard W. Ratchford and Miss Helen
A. Bonyea were united in marriage at
the Free Methodist parsonage by the
Rev. L. n. Shelton on Saturday evening
at eight o'clock.
A writ Of attachment for $500 has been
entered in county court by the Chittenden
County Trust company on the property
Of Jacob Perelman. ]. II. Macomber
represents the Trust company.
The degree OF master Of science was
conferred on Miss Bertha Hills. daugh-
ter Of Prof. and Mrs. j. L. Hills of this
city. at the commencement exercises of
Simmons College in Boston Monday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Mary
Fletcher hospital ask that friends who
do canning of rhubarb. etc. now, and
other things later. will remember the
hospital and make few jars or cans ex-
ira for this needy institution.
DR.. William Hayes Mitchell Of New
London, Conn, formerly of Burlington
and son of J. H. Mitchell has received
from the French government the decora
ton Order of the University Palms. 70,
meritorious service in the World War.
John n. Wilcox Of st. Paul street
and Mrs. Emily Lawson of 36 Contra
avenue, LAX eside, we're married Satur
day evening at 1880 o'clock at the
parsonage of the Methodist Episcopa
Church by the Rev. ]. A. Hamilton.
In Probate Court yesterday, Harrison
d. Weller of Hinesburg was appointed
executor Of the will of Caroline Dorwir
Weed. late Of that town, while Noble d
Partch and Charles A. Leonard, both OF
Hinesburg, were appointed commissioners
and appraisers.
Miss Madeline Flynn and Charles
Pasha we're married Monday afternoon
at the home of the brides sister, Mrs
George A. Francis of % Center street
Mrs. Lucy A. Holmes. mother of the
bride. was present. The Rev. c. C. Adams
performed the ceremony.
Miss Ruth A. Andrews and Robert
Kent were married at 1O1 South Wi.
nooski avenue Saturday afternoon al
five O'Clock by the Rev. ]. A. Hamil-
ton, pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. There were about 25 of their
relatives and friends present.
Miss Zana Sterling Of Al Pearl street
and Asher r Reynolds of 90 King stree,
were married Monday afternoon at the
First Church parsonage by the Rev
c. c. Adams. After a short wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds will reside at II
North Winooski avenue.
In probate court Friday the will OF
Ellen Comstock, late of South Buriing.
ton, was filed for probate; DEGREES of dis
tribution were made in the estates OF
Eliza M. Hawley. late of Burlington
Lucy A. Wright, late of Burlington, and
Elizabeth MCGEE. late of Winooski
The Dalton Adding Machine compan,
OF Cincinnati. Ohio, has appealed tc
county Court case in which the com.
pany seeks to recover the sum of 500 from
John E Wagner of Milton Powell &
Powell appear as attorneys for the com.
pany and Leon d. Latham of Milton for
Wagner.
Miss Myrtle Solt and Israel L. Law.
renee, both Of this city were married at the
THsl Nhurcn parsonage Thursday the
Rev. c. c. Adams officiating They were
attended by Marcel Lawrence and Miss
Mildred Lawrence, brother and sister OF
the groom, and the brides mother. Mrs
Ida e. Carney.
The annual meeting of the Wau.
banakee Golf club was held yesteria,
afternoon. when George f. whitney
Charles F. Black and T.. S. Cram were
elected members of the governing
board for three years. The governing
board will elect the officers at {
meeting to be held later.
The Rev. and Mrs David l.. Sanford
and their son, the Rev Edgar l.. Sanford
who was ordained to the priesthood a
st. Paul's Church on Sunday, who hav,
been guests at Rock Point left Mon
day for Philadelphia. The Rev Edga
l.. Sanford leaves the latter part of THU
month for missionary work in China.
Joseph Anger foreman for the Horat
Hickok company. has resigned his posi-
tion after 30 years of service. to bccom
superintendent of the !. b. Andrew
Shook & Lumber company at Whit
River Junction. He was presented will
a number of gifts by the other employee
of the Hckok company
The RI. Rev. Arthur C. A. Hall lef
Tuesday for Montreal. and sailct
yesterday for England to attend tn,
Lanfpeth Conference, a conference tina
is SHIELD about every ten years for all tn,
bishops of the English Church and tn,
churches in communion with England
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