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

position in one of the high schools
of Syracuse, N. Y. Miss Holzer's place
will be taken by Miss Doris Ccrbn
Honsinger of West Chazy. N. Y. a
graduate of the Plattsburgh Normal
Commercial Course, and who taught
last year in Troy Conference Acad-
envy. Poultney.
sealed verdict was brought in late
Tuesday afternoon in Chittenden County
Court in favor of the Free Press in the
suit of the Free Press association VS..
the Rev. l. T. Johnson. Mr.. johnson
had the history of his life printed by
the printing company. and the dispute
was over the amount which should be
paid for the copies. The case has been
In court for eight years and the entire
day Tuesday in Chttenden County
Court was spent on It.
A writ of attachment for $500 against
the property of Anne Boutin of Winooski
was filed Monday In Chtten County
Court in favor of the Ideal Garage, Inc.
Boutin is the man who is said to have
been driving the car which crashed into
the wagon on North avenue last Friday
night. Boutin was arrested Saturday on
the charge of negligent and reckless
driving. 1t is claimed that the car
erty of the Ideal Garage.
A report was received in the city Sum-
day to the effect that the Rutland railroa
had purchased six passenger engines Of a
size larger than any which have hereto
fore been operated by the railroad. The
engines have Just been fixed up at the
schenectady shops of the New York Cen
trail railroad, according to the reports,
FORMALLY, ne ad IN They
have been so completely renovated that
the deal practically amounts to the pur-
chase of six new engines.
The tremendous increase in the auto
; mobile traffic through Burlington is
shown by the fact that the Champlain
Transportation company during the sum-
mer that has just passed carried more
than 5000 cars across the lake. The big
gest previous year was a few more than
5000, Travel outside of the automobiles
was also heavy during the summer. Until
the middle of July it was only normal
but from then on until September / the
passenger business was a record-breaker
; Cathedral Court, Catholic Order of
Foresters. held the annual meeting of
the order Thursday and electe
officers for the coming year as fol-
lows: Thomas A. Delaney. chief
: ranger; John j. Cross, vice chief
. ranger: James A. Hale, recording sec
q rotary; George H. Marengo, financial
secretary; Edward 3. Corley. treas
+ urer; Michael Shea, speaker; trustees
w. ]. Cotey, Arthur N. Lavery and J.
S. O'Brien; delegate to the State con-
: vention, T. A. Delaney; alternate
= John J. Cross.
| Chittenden County Court was busy
, yesterday with the case of w B. Clarke
VS. George II. Mylkes and the Greer
Brothers company. All three of the par
= ties concerned conduct merchandise
e places on Church street. The case il
e one of contract. and the issue Is whethe
e or not the room over Mr.. Clarkes stor,
d is included In his lease. All the testi
S mony was put in yesterday, and the cas
will go to the jury this morning. Mr.
4 Clarke is represented by Max l.. Powell
. Mr.. Mylkes by Martin S. Villas and Gree,
:. Brothers by V. A. Billiard.
e Through the agency of the Stat
e Teachers Registration Bureau in thi
S city. the following teachers have beel
placed in Vermont schools during the las
, week: Miss A. Fanny Smythe of Cabo
+, to teach a rural school in Townshend
- E. ]. Franklin of huntsville y. Y, Il
j, Miss Grace M. Beverly of Lawrence
" Mass. a graduate of the Johnson Nor
NAL School last June, to teach the thir
and fourth grade room in Milton; Ma
= L. Kelley of Bakersfield to teach in tn
. Bellows Falls High School.
:. The headquarters of the state Tuber
;, culosis association in this city announce
- that Miss Mary Guptil, who was engage
fn nrh tl. to-,
ventorium at Essex Center, will not b
# able to take up the work. Miss Edit
Is Spear of this city has been engaged i
% her place and will begin work at once
q Miss Spear is graduate of the teacher
t. training department of the Burlingto
n High School and has had two years ex
ID perience in teaching, She has recent
taken up special work in school games
10 which Ats her for the position at tn
. Preventorium.
lie In Probate Court Monday realt
Sc license was issued in the estate Of Judit
t Yarter, late of Burlington A. S. {
e, Hill of Winooski was appointed execute
IS of the Will of Clark A. Rood late c
Colchester, while Frank e. Bigwood an
W Frank Blakeley, also of Colchester, wer
d appointed commissioners. Amy g. Ston
ar Of Essex was appointed administrative {
J. the estate of Berton A. Stone. late
n. that town. with l. E. Huntley an
w George w. 'Orvis, both of Essex, con
O. mssioners and appraisers. There was
c. settlement and decree in the estate
Seth Sherman, late of Richmond.
~ In the special fall tournament of Il
,o Waubanakee Golf club held Saturda
as afternoon, DR.. s. d. Adams and E.
" Soule won the first prize in the two-ba
ne foursome, with a gross score of SO and
an net score Of 70. The prizes which the
NJ won were gof bag and sweater, II
M total value of these being si5 c.
Woodbury. and L. j. Spau!ding won Il
second prizes, with a gross score of
H. and net score of so. The second priz
" were valued at $50, and included a the
RI mos bottle and golf shoes The WHINE
as were victorious over & field of As star
ny ers the largest field in the season.
~ The women's physical betterment elias
81, which had such successful season la
winter, is starting it's meetings again {
tho season of 1920-21. w. J. Cartier W
as again be in charge and a large enro
of ment is expected. The class held bus
ay ness meeting last week and made pa
as for the new year. The following Office
of were elected; President, Miss Ju
tn Bates; vice-president, Mrs. f.. II. Low
th land; secretary. Mrs. Il. e. Tilley: tree
ill urer, Miss Elizabeth Rogers. The fiji
as meeting of the class will be held to-nig
at the high school, promptly at Gig
,s- o'clock. 1t is hoped that large nul
-. ber will enroll at this meeting.
n,a Of Lal-a ,-;.o In, tha pi