Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-10
CITY news

parents of a son. Donald Homer, born
June {. at the Sparhawk sanitarium.
Miss Helen Hoyt, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. V. Hoyt of South Prospect street
has a poem in the Smith College Senior
class book.
T. Reed Powell. Tor some years an
assistant professor at Columbia Uni
versity. has been made full professor
in constitutional law.
oliver r. Lowell seeks to recover the
sum of $500 from Arthur Martell, in suit
entered in County Court. Martin S. Villas
is attorney for the plaintiff.
Mr. and Mrs C. G. Maynard of ~ Greene
street announce the engagement of their
daughter Marion Elizabeth, to Henry T.
Dnbbreuil. Jr.. Of Chicago
The Methodist Sunday school will hold
it's annual boat ride and picnic to Isle
La Motto. Saturday, June ~, leaving Bur-
lngton at s:45 Standard time.
The Howard National Bank OF this city
has brought suit in County Court TO re-
cover the sum of $500 from Rosalyn L. and
Edwin F. Nash. also of Burlington. Pow
and Powell appear for the bank
Claude V. Brown. who recently re-
signed his position with the Free
Press, has accepted a position in the
accounting department of the SPRING
field Union Of Springfield, Mass.
In probate court Tuesday G. H.
Hutchinson and W. V. N. Ring, both Of
Jericho, were appointed appraisers Of the
estate Of Aimira M. Tillotson, late Of that
town.
News has been received Of the birth
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Dudley b. Morris OF ISL West Eth street
New York city. Mrs. Morris was formerly
Miss Gertrude r. Powell Of this city.
A number of friends of Miss Marion
Maynard were entertained at a dinner
party given at the home of Miss Helen
Howe last evening in honor of Miss
Maynard's approaching marriage to
Henry Dubreuil which will take place
in Chicago June 16.
Henry Bordeau of Burlington and
Yvonne Brault Of Winooski were married
Monday at the FIRST Church parson-
attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher c.
Chandler. Mr. and Mrs. Bordeau will re-
side at 201 Park street.
Dennis D. Lent was arrested Thurs
day in Milton by Deputy Sheriff
NFOW. anu DTOuSHt 10 Nne equity JhiL
charged with ENHANCEMENT. He was
wanted by the municipal court, Bangor
Me-. where he is said to have con-
vertcd pictures to his own use.
Mrs. Jane weddeil and Albert o
Martin were married Monday by the
Rev. John A. Hamilton in the parson
age of the Methodist Episcopal Church
The couple were attended by Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Fraser. They will reside n
the corner of Church and Maple streets
A daughter, Julia Louise. was born Sun
day to DR.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. p. Paulscr
Of Granville. Mrs. Paulsen was formerl,
Miss Louise Douglass and was graduated
from the University of Vermont in the
class of 1915. DR.. Paulsen is a graduate
Of the Medical College in the class Of 1917
Mr. and Mrs r. p. Woodbury., who hav,
spent the winter and spring at Daytona
Fla, have arrived in town, making the
entire trip by motor, covering 200 miles
They met Miss Elsa Woodbury., who ha.
just graduated from the National Parl
Seminary at Washington. D. c., and who
returned home with them for the sum
mer.
The graded public schools Of the cit.
will close for the summer vacation oil
Friday Of this week At the closing eX
ercises in each school the prizes offere'
by the Burlington Chamber of Commerce
for the best essay in each school on tn
subject, THE Benefits of Enistmen
IN the United States Army will b
awarded to the winners.
Frank l.. Roberts, who has resigne
hts position as treasurer of the Burlingto
Trust company. has been appointe
deputy collector of internal revenue. wit
his headquarters in Burlington. Charlie
r. Carver formerly assistant manage
of the Massachusetts, Trust company c
Boston, will succeed him as treasurer c
the Burlington Trust company.
Alfred Larsen has just signed cor
tract to take charge of the violin depar
ment at Middlebury College for the co
lege year from September 20 to June
at a fixed salary. This will take part {
Mr.. Larsen's time every week and wit
his violin school in this city and out-o
town classes will make next season til
busiest one of Mr.. Larsen's career.
The Burlington Public School Teacher
association held their last meeting of Il
school year Tuesday and elected officer
as follows: President, Earle T. Trac.
vics-presdent. Miss Elizabeth c. Ishan
secretary. Miss Essie NJ. Sylvester: trea
urer, Miss Mary #. Madigan; executi,
committee, Adrian Z. Holmes. chairma
Angle F. Andrews and Mary a. Farrell.
In probate court Monday realty
cense was issued in the estate Of Judi
Yarter, alias julia Yar:er late OF Blu
lint,ton; Fred c. Bliss of Jericho was a
pointed administrator of the estate
Wait c. Bliss, late OF that town, wi
c. l.. Potter and George NJ Willard. al
of Jericho. commissioners and appraise
Of the estate.
DR.. and Mrs. r. G. Drew of Howa
street left the city yesterday for Chica
and Evanston On, H., where they will attic
the commencement exercises at Mort
western University, this being the q
reunion of DR.. Drew's graduation fri
that institution. Before returning to B,
lington, DR.. and Mrs. Drew will vi
other points in the Middle West, bel
away six or seven weeks.
J. S. Reynolds Of the Reynolds real
tate Office, who accompanied his motf
back to her old home in California l;
March, and who has been visiting
family and friends on the Pacific COZ
and elsewhere, has just returned,
reports that everywhere east of
Rockies the season is very late and u
through the middle West the planting
from two to four weeks late.
Miss Bessie st. Peter, daughter Of a.
Ga c.