Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-02

1ioh HIS pOsltlOn WIN the bureau IN
Washington, and this lis his first return
TO me United States since then.
Joseph J. Berlow. travelling salesman
FOR the Goodrich Rubber company. with
headquarters In this city. left Tuesday
for Boston. where he will marry Miss
Gertrude Gramer on Wednesday, Septem-
Der 8. During the war Mr. Berlow was
a, lieutenant in the air service. After a
brief wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Berlow
Will reside at The Richardson in this
city. During Mr.. Berlows absence Charles
McCuen will cover his territory.
Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Allen of Colchester
avenue have been informed that their son,
Harvey c. Allen, L. V. NJ. O9. has just
received a promotion In the coast artillery
OF the regular army from the rank of
captain to that of major. He recently
visited his parents in this city and has
now gone to Boston. where he will enter
the Boston School Of Technology for a
years study. Major Allen entered the
service soon after graduating from col
lege.
Lulu j. Brownell OF Burlington IL seek
ing damages OF $500 from Herbert and
Louise Brownei Of Royalton, charging
them with malcously alternating the
affections of Edwin A. Brownell. husband
of the plaintiff, and with whom she lived
happily for ten years. so she SAYS. until
December % OF last year The caee was
filed in Chittenden County Court Thurs
day V. A. Billiard appears for the plain
tiff and j. c. Sherburne Of Randolph FOR
the defendants.
Miss Bernice Byinston '21 Of Oh ariotte
has been engaged to manage Commons
Hall during the University football
camp which is to open September s..
Miss Byington managed the Comma p
during the Summer School. The football
men will take their meals at the Com
mons and room at Converse Hall.
Amer the Commons is opened for
the students. when college opens, a
training table will still be provided for
the football squad.
According to the annual census Of school
children in the city, which has just been
completed under the direction Of J. B.
Hallihan, clerk of the board Of school
commissioners there were 4,657 children be-
tween the ages Of six and IL years or Of
school age. In the city. This number is
divided as follows: Children between six
and eight years, 1870; between eight and
IS years. 2,935: between 16 and is years,
4d; number of boys in this number, 2,225;
number OF girls. 2,434
Chittenden County Court will formally
open for the September term on Tuesday.
September IA. at 2:3O O'Clock In the after
noon. Burlington time. The hour of
opening will be somewhat later than
usual, in order that everybody may have
the opportunity to vote before coming
to court. Judge Fred NJ. Butler Of Rut-
land Is to preside al this term of court.
The petit Jury Is called to report at the
court house on September 10. At nine
o'clock In the morning. Burlington time.
Wesley A. Sturgess, t. V. NJ. Is. was
in the city Friday. calling on friends.
Mr.. Sturgess. who left his la practice
here last spring. to enter the law de-
partment of the New Departure Manu-
featuring company at Bristol. Conn. has
accepted a position to teach in the law
school a the University Of South Dakota.
al Nermlion, and will begin his new duties
about the middle of September. Mr., and
Mrs Sturgess at present spending a
vacation with Mr.. Sturgess' parents in
tnderhil
Friends of F. S. Adsit are advising hin,
to buy Ford car, fold u up and put II
in his tool box for use In case OF
emergency. Saturday night Mr.. Adsit was
returning from trip to Eden to his
camp at "Idlewild." Grand .Hle. and at
the eastern end Of Sandbar bridge. his
rear axle broke. NJ. G. Ray. who had been
to Eden with him. was just behind in his
little Ford runabout. He hitched the Ford
on to Mr.. Adsits big car and without
any difficulty whatever towed him ia
South Hero four miles away.
ROYAL f.. Bingham. for two and one
half years paying teller of the Chittenden
County Trust company has resigned &c
accept n position with the Fl. l.. Winter
Company. Inc. Mr. Bingham takes his
position through the REORGANIZATION OF
the brokerage firm. dealers in farm loans
of which he will be the secretary and
treasurer. Through the reorganization
H. l.. Winter Is president. n. &. Root of
Rutland is vice-president and manager
Of the office in Rutland and r. f.. Bingham
of this city is manager of the home
office.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Baldwin Refriserato'
Company, held Monday. the following
directors were elected for the coming
wear; Elias Lyman, Charles l.. Wood
Y. ~.
A. Nye. f.. ]. Booth and Ernest f. Smith
At the annual meeting OF the directors
held Immediately following that OF the
stockholders. the following were elected
for the coming year: President. Elias
LYMAN; vice pres ident and treasurer
George A. Hall; secretary, Ernest u
Smith
| A divorce petition was entered ii
! County Court Monday in which {.
! Randall OF this city seeks separation iron
Edith W. Randall OF Brushton. \. Y.
on the grounds of intoierable severity
| and wifu deserlion. they were married
December "A. 1914. at Burlington, and liveo
here until April Il. 1877. when the iibele'
deserted her husband according to thu
petition. With the petition is filed Al
affidavit from the ibelee stating that sh'
will not appear in court and viii no
! contest the case in any way. t.. a
| Ashland appears for the petitioner.
divorce petition entered in Count,
( Court yesterday gave refusal to support
! cruelty and intolerable severity, and de
! scrtion. as the reasons why Amy
Affair should have a legal separation from
, Frank f.. Abair. 1t Is said in the peti
| ton that Affair is sometimes known a
| Frank r.. Hebert They were married
| December 6, 1919 and lived together unit
| April %, 1920 when the libelee deserte'
the libellant. according to the petition
The petitioner asks for temporary ALI
mony, suit money and permanent alimon!
at the time OF the trial Of the case.
The Ncrmont Tuberculosis association
is sending out letters to all the physician
! in the state asking their co-operatio
| with the new tuberculosis nurses VIII