Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-30
CITY NEWS

IN Probate Court Thursday, the will
Of Mary Field Briggs, late Of this city,
was filed for probate.
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Theophile Lavalley of Shelburne at the
Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Cox Of 90 Grant
street are the parents of baby boy,
Arthur Leroy, born Tuesday.
Miss Maude L. Sherman of Huntington
and Clifton G. Wilder of Jericho were
married at the First Church parsonage
Saturday evening by the Rev c. G.
Adams
Thelma. the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. j. way of Pine street. is rest
ing comfortably following an operation
for appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher
hospital.
At the regular meeting of Champlain
Valley Grange. held in it's hall Saturday
evening, Charlotte Grange gave an excel
lent program A banquet at which over
200 were served, followed.
The engagement of Miss Helen Chaplin
u. v. NJ, H. of this city to Hardy Merrill
L. v. NJ, 10. Of Craftsbury. was an
nounced Friday evening at the Kappa
Alpha Theta fraternity meeting.
Miss Katherine Finney, who for the
past six years has been In the Gardner
Brewer store. has resigned her position
there and has accepted a position with
the M. Abraham company store.
Prof. Elmer B. Russell Of this city has
accepted an appointment to a chair In
the department Of history in the Ohio
State University at Columbus and left
Thursday to enter upon his duties.
Harley A. Sherman Of st. Adams Thurs
day filed petition in bankruptcy in
the office of the clerk of the United
States Court. His liabilities are given as
1882 and his assets 1913, of which SIS:
is claimed exempt.
Miss Madeline jackson of 1854 NORTH
Wlnooski avenue and Arthur ]. Gushing
of 26 st. Louis street were married Tues.
day evening at the First Church parson-
age, the Rev c. c. Adams officiating
They were unattended
City Treasurer Grant has turned over
his accounts to Constable j. S. Dennine
and the delinquent taxpayers are abou
the average number Of 800. The amour
involved is In the vicinity of $4,000. mos
Of It being for poll taxes.
Mrs. William B. Avery of Aurora-on
Cayuga, NJ Y. has announced the en-
gagement of her daughter. Lydia t.
Roderic Marble Olzendam Of the Univer
sity Of Vermont, class of 1916 of Saul
Ste. Marie. Ontario. Canada
Miss Marie Anna Alexandrienne San
comb and Elphege Robidoux we're mar
ried at St. Joseph's Church, at eigh
o'clock Monday morning by the Rev
~ Aad ~
Guiliame DUDE and Miss Eugene Audet
Arthur c. Osgood, who has been asso
ciated with Carl D. Densmore in tn
monumental business for the past min
years, Ave years In partnership and tn
past four years as salesman has resigne
and will continue in the same bushes
for himself.
John Latulippe pleaded guilty to gran
larceny in City Court Thursday and wa
sentenced by Judge Ladd to spend no
less than one year nor more than thre
In the States prison at Windsor. H
will stand committed until sentence i
complied with.
The disappearance from the industrial
School at Vergennes of George Weddel
and Ernest Hall was reported Monday
1t was thought that they came to Bur
nNBIOn. WeOO6ll, VINO was sentenced
from Burlington, ran away from tn
school once before.
Dr. F. E. Clark has returned to Ru
Hngton to resume his duties IN the Col
1ege of Medicine. DR.. Clark has bee
in the service for nearly four and hal
years He has opened his house an
offfce at IS College street. and his tele
phone number is 1337-M.
The Rev. John A. Hamilton, pastor c
the Methodist Episcopal Church of TIL
city, and Mrs. Hamilton, have gone
Massachusetts, to prepare for receivin
and burying the body of their son, Lieu
Lloyd Hamilton. who was an aviator
France during the war and was kille
in action.
The case Of Frank II. Kimbal VS.. III
New York Life Insurance company ha
resulted in a favorable verdict for II
plaintiff to the extent of s1,s4727. The cas-
has twice been to the Supreme Cour
The suit was to recover for life INSURANCE
which the son of the Plaintiff Charlie
Ktu1ball Is claimed to have held.
Marshall c. Banister for the last fe
years night ticket agent at the rairoa
station, has resigned and on Octobt
first will leave with his family for Brar
DON where he has purchased a farm
Robert Nesbeck, who has been favorabl
known to the public through his conne
ton with the Office in the past, will SUI
coed Mr.. Banister
An investigation was held Monds
IN tho county Jail by two physicians. wi
placed Henry Bedard, the man who w
arrested Sunday for peeping into wi
dows. under observation. The physician
who examined Bedard were Doctors Jol
II. Dodds and d. ]. Nolan They recor
mended that he be sent to the Vermo
State hospital for observation
Harold w. Batcheder, u. v. NJ. :,
who was wounded In the foot while ser
ing as a first lieutenant with the Anne,
can Expeditionary Forces, anu who W
In a hospital in this country for maj
months following the armistice, recent
received his discharge from the servic
He is now teaching in Hardw
Academy. He was married during 1913
In Probate Court Friday there W
q settlement and decree in the estate
Mary Medlar, late of Burlington. NJ
Leonard White of Toronto, Canada, W
appointed administrative of the estate
John E. White, late of that CITY, wi
George S. Howe and Robert .Joble, DO
of Burlington, commissioners. The W
of Clark A. Rood. late of Colchester W
proved.
About % friends of Miss Alice Kit
Itch gave her miscellaneous shower
har Gfr lot