Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-08

electrical engineering at the university
, of Vermont since 1899, with the exception
of the three years from 1910 to 1913, wneh
he was at Pratt Institute In Brooklyn.
has gone to New York city, where ne VIII
be the head of the department OF per-
sonnet and training of the American Tele-
phone & Telegraph company. Professor
Freedman's work at the university Is Tor
the present being handled by the IN
structors in electrical engineering.
In probate court Thursday. the will of
Stephen L. Jocelyn. late OF Burlington,
was proved. Mary Il. Jocelyn Of this city
was appointed executrix Of this WILL
while Fl. l.. Ward and Crosby p. Miller
also Of Burlington. were appointed COM
missioners and appraisers Of the estate.
Walter r. Maeck of Shelburne was ap-
pointed executor of the Will or Mary
Maeck, late Of this city. decree OF dis
tribution was made in the estate OF
Jennie c. Allen, late Of Burlington.
The nominating committee Of the Uni
versity of Vermont Alumni association
has made a change in the list OF can
, didates for the office of trustee, TO be
voted for by the alumni. and the cam
didates as now announced are Judge
, Albert C. Barnes, 70, of Chicago. DR..
d. C. Hawley, rs and '&, of this city.
:, and Charles w. Waterman, 50. of Denver,
Colo Blank ballots have been sent to
,, those entitled to vote and the ballot must
I be returned by June Is in order to be
counted.
Washington Lodge, r. and A. NJ, held
it's annual election and installation OF
officers last evening, followed by BAN
uuet. The following are the officers:
w. NJ, George NJ. Herberg; S. W., II. X.
| w b.
burn; treasurer. NJ C. Grandy; secre-
! tary. r. H. Eaton; s. D., Frank ]. Hem
> dec ]. D.. W. S. Wager; S. s., William
t H. Louther; J. S.. II. T. Way; chaplain.
$ Neil L. Stanley; marshal, L. T. Milling
! ton; organist, Melvin S. Mcleod; tyler,
w. H. Folsom.
v At the bi-monthly meeting of the WI
v nooski association of Congregational min
listers, held Monday at the College
Street Church. the morning session was
= taken up with paper on THE Funda-
t mentals of Universal Education" pre-
pared and read by Professor Evan Thorn
as of the University Of Vermont. In the
afternoon, Or. c. G. Adams of the First
Church read paper entitled 1.-The Com
i munity Church" In connection with each
ii paper. there was general discussion. The
g ministers lunched together at the Hotel
S Vermont at noon.
|
Judgment for the plaintiff in the
Z amount of the specification in each case
b. was awarded by agreement in three
+ cases on the docket of county court Sat
o urday. These are the cases of Petersburg
is Savings Bank Insurance company VS.
IS r. II. Duncan, alias Robert Duncan
n ". ]. Murphy VS.. r. n. Duncan. alias
Robert Duncan and trustee: and II.
II Kealhoffer VS.. r. H. Duncan, alias Rob
>, ert Duncan and trustee. All of these
are contract suits and the plaintiff wa
represented in each by ]. J. Enright ant
: the trustee by f. NJ Horton.
IF Those who hold bonds of the thirt
n, Liberty Loan should take them to tn
banks and get them exchanged TO
), deflnitive bonds. The original bonds wer'
-, temporary and carried only few coupons
-. the last one of which matured March Ii
- The deflnitive bonds have the requisit
-. number Of coupons to collect the interes
u, until the bonds are redeelnable. Bonds o
-, the second loan should be exchanged Ma.
Il and those of the first loan June Ii
Those who are paying for fifth Libert
r. Loan bonds on the installment plan mus
,e make final payments next week.
The following officers of Stannard Post
:, G.. A. r., were installed Friday night t
in by the death of the late c. f. Putney
$. Post commander c. f. Beach: senio
vice-commander, J. II. Brooks; junior vice
commander, 4. c. Stoughton; officer G
= the day, D. c. Woodland: adjutant. c. I
W Williams; quartermaster sergeant. l..
III Sanbourn. The newly elected and az
III pointed officers were installed by Pas
IN Post Commander j. NJ. Stafford. A. {
ne Stoughton, c. D. Williams and j.. "
nc Boutwell, were made trustees.
Orlo T.. Luce, who was recommends
a few days ago by United States DistriS
y. Attorney V. A Billiard as fair price CON
-, missioner for Vermont, has received h
, appointment from Washington. The otht
~ members of the commission have not ~
>, been appointed. A number of organic;
- tons in the State. composed OF handler
W. of merchandise. have asked to be repre-
10 scented on the commission. There ma
be no objection to this, for while II
Of dealers side would be represented it
ial pointed out that this would not alter II
in purpose for which the commission WI
nut created.
4o' Prof. William II. Terrill took
." his duties Tuesday as successor
10 Prof Charles r. Putney in the classic
ea department of Burlington high schot
ri D.as..o,. ,raru;u l.; j., +roth.r IF NJ
Bertha T.. Terril. professor of hon
will economies at the University of Vernon
,as He is native of Vermont and has h;
vas long experience in the teaching of Il
of classics. He comes here from Wesley;
it'll Seminary, Lima, n. Y. Other schools
ck- which he has taught are: Phillips Exet
md Academy Brewster Academy at Wolf
O. borough, n. H., and Maiden high schc
vas at Maiden, Mass.
At the annual meeting of the Ladit
cen Aid society of the Methodist Episcor
edo Church, held in the church parlors W
On terday afternoon, the following office
to were elected: President, Mrs. J.
ore Hall; first vice president, Mrs. j. A. c.
VEL bin second vce-president. Mrs, F.
mp Ockerblad: third vice-president Mrs.
IL l.. North fourth vice-president, Mrs. G
be- bert Rst: fifth vice-president. Mrs
c. Prentiss recording secretary, Mrs.
M S. Isham: corresponding secretary, M
THU Mary Walker: treasurer, Mrs. B. B. Ba
ueo win: chairman of the Church WOme
ihs club, Mrs. r. G, Drew.
SEES,
800 brighten. Lincoln {. Andrews retir
hat who commanded the seth Division dur
eri the war, and who was stationed at T.
utv Ethan Allen in the late 90's. has bt
az made an officer of the French Legion
ara. Homer and Commander of the Orr
or the Crown OF italy. Leut.-Gen Rob
j.. Billiard, commander of the east
ZEN department, presented the decorations