Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-25

OF William Tracy. late OF Burlington. and
Marion l.. Slater, late of Essex. T. j.
Mcdonnell of this city was appointed adj
ministrator of the estate of Elizabeth
Hutchinson. late of Hinesburg. Frank
l.. Andrews and A. S. Hull, also of Bur-
lington, will serve az commissioners and
appraisers Licenses to sell real estate
were issued in the estates of Joseph
Moduin. late of williston. and Elizabeth
Hutchinson. late Of Hinesburg.
Mrs. Juliettc Bromley's 18th birthday
anniversary was observed Monday night
with a pleasant gathering at the home
OF her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. G. McGaffey, Is Grant street.
Ncighbors and friends to the number of
20 were present. The day. also, was the
birthday anniversary of Mrs. j. Ralph
Baker and Mrs. George Palmer There
was vocal music by the Misses Alice
Tyndall and Ardelle Towne, and a piano
duet by Mrs Harry Thomas and Mrs.
McGaffey. Refreshments were served.
Max l.. Powell proprietor of the Hotels
Vermont and Van Ness, has returned from
Boston. where he made arrangements
for the purchase of a moor bus. seating
% people, which he will put into service
this spring i'm connection with HE two
hotels. This bus is of the latest design,
Nl'n Cd'e Stdts, running CTOsSWayS OF inc
car like seats in railway cars and the
latest type street cars. Each seat will ac-
commodate two people. There are both
rear and side entrances. The bus is pro
vided with electric lights 1t Is mounted
on Stewart truck. II will probably he
ready by the first Of May. II not before.
At a meeting of about 100 people Of tho
parish of st. Joseph's Church, held In
the parish hall last evening. plans we're
| drawn up for reception to the Rev.
| N. Proulx the evening he arrives In Bur-
lington, which probably will be Friday.
1t is planned to have a committee con-
sisting of the trustees OF the church and
the presidents of all the different socie-
ties of the congregation meet Father
Proulx at the train and escort him to
the church. where an address of welcome
will he read by tho Row J. A. Lacouture
followed by the bencdiction of the Blessed
Sacrament.
| Clifton Guyettc, who was sentenced
earlier in the day TO spend the remainder
of his minority in the Industrial school.
was taken only as far as the railroad sta
tion when he got away yesterday after
noon. Guyette told the deputy sheriff
who was with him, that he wished to go
into the lavstory and was allowed to do
so. He didn't come out and the officer
saw the reason in an open window through
which the boy had made his escape. He
had not been located last night. Guyette.
who Is bad actor for his years, is only
10, of stocky build and when last seen
wore toque. REFER and moccasins.
A quiet wedding took place at six
o clock Saturday afternoon at st. Mary's
rectory when Miss Hazel Bushey became
the bride Of Leo Latour. The Rev. J. +.
10.
Nardia Ward and Bob Allen attended the
couple The bride was attired in a dark
blue suit, with a black picture hat and
wore corsage bouquet of bridal roses.
The bridesmaid also wore a blue suit and
black hat with bouquet of sweet peas.
A wedding supper was served to the bridai
party at the home of the bride at 1888 Elm
wood avenue. Both bride and groom are
employed by the American Wooden COM
pany.
Miss Ida Hilda Rosenberg. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rosenberg of
, Springfield. Mass. formerly of Burling-
ton. was married at her home Sunday
March IA to Alvin S. Freedman Clothing
is connected with the Bauman Clothing
corporation in Springfield. The bride
was attended by her sister. Miss Violet
Rosenberg. as maid Of honor. and the
bridesmaids were the Misses Rose Fine
and Ida Alpert of Burlington and Lillian
! Alpert of Springfield. After a wedding
dinner. served to 100 relatives and friends.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Freedman left OH we'd
ding trip. which was to include Burling-
ton.
All day Tuesday was taken up in
county court with the case of Beryl w.
Randall VS.. the Beryle Lumber company,
; which was started Monday afternoon.
The plaintiff was on the stand all OF the
} morning, outlining the various items of
) the specifications on which he bases his
claim for the sum of s5N.3 for which he
is suing the company A large number
3 of papers and figures entered into the
suit The plaintiff rested his case about
the middle Of the afternoon and the de-
Tense was very short, the greater part
of the evidence on that side having been
, brought in during the course of the plain
tff's testimony.
At the annual meeting OF De Goes
, BRAND Court No .a17, Women's Catholic
Order of Foresters. Thursday evening.
A the following officers were elected:
Chief ranger Mrs. Bridget Casey; vice.
chief ranger, Mrs. Sarah Andrews;
recording secretary, Mrs. Catherine
Sullivan; financial secretary. Mrs Ger
. trude To lies; treasurer. Miss Mary A,
Goyett; trustees, Mrs. Johanan Ahearn.
: Miss Jennie Quinn. and Mrs. Mary
O'Donncll: conductors. Mrs. Mary Gid
ding. Miss Mary Courtney: Inside SEN
final. Mrs Mary Castle; outside scnti-
nal. Mrs. Helen Moran; medical exam
iner, DIR. Murray.
A verdict for the plaintiff of $50 and
u costs in the case of Beryl w. Randall
against the Berye Lumber company was
brought in by the jury in county court
p about five o'clock yesterday afternoon
: after being out since noon. The plaintiff S
p. specifications as first filed in the case
called for S50i.36. During the course OF
trial. some of the items were eliminated
making the final amount for which the
| plaintiff sued s43653. The defence filed a
i list of offsets which were taken into con-
d sideration by the jury. In the charge to
g the jury by Judge Frank l.. Fish yester-
= day morning, the jury was instructed tina,
v one of three verdict might be brought In
o a verdict for the plaintiff, a verdict fol
Il the defendant of costs. verdict OF q
d balance in cash for the defendant NJ. G
4 Leary and J. J. Enright appeared for tn,
d plaintiff in this case, while Max L. Powell
appeared for the defendant
s Four children. who have been treated
IS at the preventorium in Essex Center
= for the past three months were ad
l. judged neglected and delinquent chill
h dren and placed in the hands of thu