Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-16
CITY NEWS

morning.
daughter, Ruth. was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn A. Wool OF Latham
court December 6.
In Probate Court, Monday, the will
of Edward A. Heath, late of Winooski.
was filed for probate.
A son was born December II to Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Thibodeau of 70 North
Winooslsi avenue at the Mary Fletcher
hospital.
Leander Milligan was arrested in Essex
Tuesday on statutory charge and
brought to the Chittenden county Jail by
Constable Flynn of Essex.
Mrs. Charles s. Van Patten, William
J. Van Patten and Mrs. Alexander Nor
ten sailed from New York December s
to visit Abdul Bahia at Haifa, Syria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dance of Bar
berton, Ohio, are the parents of daugh-
ter, born November g. Mrs. Dance was
formerly Miss Nellie Mcmillan of this
city,
Dr. and Mrs F. w. Sears left
Monday for st. Petersburg, Fla. where
they will spend the winter. DR.. Sears
ONCE will be closed until the first of
May.
Word has been received in this city of
the marriage of Fred w. Smith of Little
Rock. Ark, and Mrs. Christian Burns.
formerly of this city, in Little Rock,
November 81.
Louis J. Turk will leave Saturday
for Boston where he will enter Base
Hospital a. in Wext Roxbury. Mr..
Turk Is going as patient of the
Federal Board for Vocational Training.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Hardacre Of
South Champlain street are the parents
Of an eight-pound daughter, born De-
cember at the Sparhawk Sanatorium
Mrs. Hardacre was formerly Miss Mary
Foran.
Miss Beatrice Ford Of this city has
gone to Lowell to take a position as
teacher in the Junior High School in that
place. The position made vacant
by the resignation of Miss Gladys Goblin
OF Moosup, Conn.
In Probate Court Friday, there was
a settlement and decree in the estate Of
Harriet Amelia Abbott late Of this city.
The court also made DEGREES in the
estates of Mary A. Freeman and Will
liam p. Conger both late of Burlington.
Miss Beryl Harrington supervisor OF
musical education in the public schools.
has for the third time been appointed
chairman Of the State advisory commit
tee of music supervisors, the appoint
ment being made by the national confer
ence.
Word has been received in this city
OF the marriage on Saturday of Philip
W. Sugg. exit. V. NJ. '23, and Miss
Elizabeth Colby of Lancaster, n. H.
The marriage took place at the home
Of Mr.. Mugg's mother in Portland,
Maine.
Petitions and schedules in bankruptcy
have been fled in the Office of the clerk
of the United States District Court by
Forrest NJ. watkins Of Springfield The
total amount of assets as given is $3.50.
while the total amount of debts is
S1,14s.sS.
A writ Of attachment for 5000 on the
property Of c. r, F'arnsworth of Rich
nond was filed in Chittenden County
Court Tuesday, the plaintiff in the case
being the Indiana Burlington Truck COM
pany. Joseph A. Mcnamara appears for
the plaintiff.
We. Rose Richa rdson, tried In a Justice
Court before Judge Jed p. Ladd Decem-
Der II. a writ of execution and possess
sion was issued Tuesday. Judgment
was given the plaintiff in the sum of
SA.0S, with costs of s4.43.
Emanuel Agosta. laborer. of Colches-
ter. has filed in the Office of the clerk
OF the United States District Court a
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The total amount Of assets is given as
~5s.4s, with s4OO claimed as exempt, and
the total amount of debts as S917.91.
Charles w. Macdonald, who gave up
his position as q teller in the howard
National Bank in this city last spring
to become cashier of the Richford
National Bank. was recently elected a
director of that institution. at the same
time retaining his position as cashier
Forefathers' day will be observed at
the College Street Congregational
Church. Tuesday, December 81. a sup
per will be served at half past six, to he
followed by several addresses The
speakers will include Professors Emer-
son, Upper and Aiken and Mrs. Buck
ham.
Dr. Herbert A. Durfee a graduate of
the University of Vermont college Of
medicine has entered the office Of DR..
Oliver n. Eas associate DR..
Durfee recently completed an interneship
I'm the New York Lying in Hospital and
Is clinical instructor in the college of
medicine
The Rsnwasso farm herd of Water
bury. Owned by Mrs. Pearl Randall Was
son, dean Of women at the University OF
Vermont has been given the federal Ger
'ificate, which means that the herd has
been found free from bovine tuberculosis
for three consecutive tests and is fed
eral accredited herd.
An execution was issued Tuesday in
favor Of the plaintiff by Judge j. =.
Ladd In Justice Court in the cjectment
suit Of Loren Stevens Of Springfield,
Mass, VS.. Charles Racicot of this city.
The case was heard November %
Damages were recovered in the sum of
800. with costs OF a.73.
The annual meeting of the WEIGH
Brothers Maple company was held Mon
day, when the following directors and
orficers were elected: Directors. l.. W.
WEIGH, H. n. Miller. Elias Lyman, H. r.
l.. w. WEIGH; vice president and secre-
tary. Fl. II. Miller; treasurer, II. T,
Rutter.
In Probate Court yesterday, c. s.
Brewster Of Huntington was appointed
administrators of the estate of Samuel
j. Randall. late of that town, while B. T..
Morrill, and A. q. Swnyer also of Hunt
ington. were appointed commissioners and