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

Nav MCIyAIle OI ran F1dNeH Wcie
ried Saturday evening at the Baptist par
sonage.
The marriage Of Peter Guilmct of White
hall, N. Y, and Sarah Madigan Of this
city will take place Tuesday morning at
six o'clock at st. Mary's Cathedral.
Hollis ]. Shandrow and Agnes Fran
ces st. John. both Of Bridport. VT,
were married by the Rev. James s,
Braker Monday evening
In probate court Friday. there were
settlements and DEGREES in the estates of
John X. Hooper, late of this city. and
George r. Sabens, late of Richmond.
DR.. and Mrs. Maurice Cheney of Bridge
port, Conn.,. are the parents Of daugh-
ter Martha. born March %. Mrs Cheney
was formerly Miss Ethel Grisenthwaitc
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Estrim of 323
North Winooski avenue are the parents
of a son, born March 30. Mrs. Estrim
will be remembered as Miss Gertrude
Lapidow.
Maude r. Tracy, both Of Hinesburg, took
place Saturday evening at the First
Church parsonage, the Rev. c. c. Adams
performing the ceremony.
Edward p. Bostwick Of "a Monroe street
and Miss Laura l.. Ross were married
last evening at the home of the bride at
81 Peru street in the presence of near
relatives, the Rev. c. C. Adams perform
Ing the ceremony.
oliver Maynard OF Lyman avenue and
Stella NJ. Perry Of 113 Pine street were
married Saturday afternoon at the First
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officiating. Mr. and Mrs Maynard Will
reside in Burlington.
r. w Kehoe. registrar at the University
Of Vermont since 1915. has gone to New
York city, where he will take up the posi-
ton manager of the G.. S. Stoddard
company. manufacturers of pharma
ceutical speciaties. His successor has MOI
Yet been chosen
The 26th reunion and dinner of the New
England Alumni association of the unl
We sity of Vermont will be held
young's Hotel in Boston on Friday, Apri
16 at $50 p. m. These reunions wer'
annual affairs until 1917, but none ha
heen held since that year.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Lussier have lef
Burlington for South Coventry. Conn
whore they will visit Mrs. Iussiers sis
Springfield. Mass where Mr.. Lussier ha
accepted position. Mr.. Lussicr wa
formerly with the B. Turk & Brothe
company in this city
Frank Sutton Monday received wor
from Kingston, y. Y, from his sister
Mrs. Henry Machcoldt, that her daugh
| ter. Daisy Mae, was dead following sick
| ness with whooping cough. Mrs Mach
coldt was formerly Miss Emma Sutton O
his city. Her mother, Mrs. Alice Suttor
is there with her now.
Elmer b. Bailey Of this city has bee
appointed director in Chittenden count
of the campaign in which Baptist
throughout the North and West seek t
raise $100,0 900 between April 25 and Ma
. He is organizing local churches muc
the same as communities We're organize
during the great work drives.
Mr. and Mrs T. II. Meeker of Water
ford, New York, announce the marriaG
Of their daughter Pauline. to Donald L
Kinds of Burlington at Montreal, Can
on the fifth of October. 1919. The youn
people kept their marriage secret unit
recently. They will make their home |
Burlington, where Mr. Kinds is in bus
mess
Mr. and Mrs. r. Rasmussen have al
rived in the city from Troy, y. y, an
will make their home at 5oS South unio
street. Mr.. Rasmussen is the new far
management demonstration connected wit
the agricultural extension service of II
University of Vermont He takes II
position formerly held by w. j. Tubb
and later, for time. by A. c. Lewis,
The marriage of Peter Guilmet of Whit
hail. n. Y, and Miss Sarah Madigan
this city took place Tuesday morning
six O'Clock at St. Mary's Cathedral. Il
ceremony being performed by the Re
r J. Liddy. They We're attended by w
liam Gleason and Miss Mary Madiga
The young couple after a short weddil
trip, will reside in WHITEHALL \. y.
petition asking that the name
Henry Ford be filed a PRESIDENT
candidate on the democratic ticket
Vermont has been circulated througho
the city and has been literally signe
1t Is necessary to have such a petite
signed by specified number of vote
in order that the name may be print
on the ballots at the presidential p
mary.
In probate court yesterday, the W
of Ann Costello, late Of Burlington, W
proved. Calvin c. Manley of Milton W
appointed administrator of the estate
Celia l.. Parker, late of that town. wi
Homer L. Powell and Charles l.. JAG
son, also of Milton. commissioners a
appraisers. The will of Henry
Wheeler, late of San Dimas, Calf W
presented for proof
r.. II. Porier of this city, who has he
employed as repair man by the Tole
Scale company, has severed his CT
nection with that company in order
take an interest in a sporting goods ST
In Attleboro, Mass. Mr. Porier's trav
ing territory was in Vermont, New Han
shire and part of Massachusetts. lie
visiting in the city for few days
fore taking up his new duties.
Fritz Hamm of Willston and Mcr
G, Gordon Of this city both piea
guilty in city court yesterday to plac
traps at the entrance of muskrat hous
contrary TO law. They were fined
each by Judge J. p. Ladd and paid {
with costs. The men, who are exp
enced trappers, were arrested by Dep
Game Warden Thomas Thompson
Shelburne, who saw them in their opo
tons in Sheburne Pond
The Rev. Joel r. Metcalf. for
years pastor of the Unitarian Chu
in this city and who recently resig
Unitarian Church, has received II
to the First Parish U'nitarian) Chu
in Portland, Me, Mr.. Metcalf Is now