Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-02
CITY news

Mrs. Charles +. Smith of III North Cham
plain street
A daughter was born Monday morn
Ing TO Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fitzpatrick
of 90 Lakeview terrace.
a son, Robert Charles, was born
November 26 to Glenn C. and Fannie
Atwood Gould of Yonliers, y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Kennedy of lo2 Park
street quietly observed their 55th wedding
anniversary at their home Sunday.
c. Kinney Smith, U. V. NJ. 90, has
accepted position as instructor in the
Engineering School of the General Elcc-
trio company at Erie, Pa.
a writ of attachment to the amount of
1900 against Clayton Reynolds of Under
hill, was entered in county court Satur-
city by Eugene Calvin of burlington.
" A. Billiard is attorney for Calvin.
Albert e. Harris, L. V. NJ. H. former
~ a draughtsman with the Dominion
Bridge company, Ltd, Winnipeg, Man,
has now Joined the engineering staff of
the Whitehead & Kales Iron Works, De-
troit. Mich.
The divorce case of James j. Waters
VS.. May NJ. Waters was heard in County
Court Tuesday. The petition was based
on the grounds of adultery. The parties
lived In Burlington. r. G. Webster APP
peared for the petitioner.
The ministers at the union Thanks
giving services thank the congregation
for the generous contribution. which was
sent to William II. Jeffry at Montpelier
for the crippled children under his care.
The contribution amounted to S96.1o.
In probate court yesterday, license to
sell real estate was issued in the estate
of Thomas O'Donnel, otherwise known
as Thomas Daniels, late of Milton. There
was n settlement and decree in the estate
Of Elizabeth Coutu. late of this city.
Maurice II. Hayes of Fort Ethan Allen,
and Miss Harriet Drinkwine. of - Oak
street, this city, were married at the par
sonage of the First Church Saturday eve
ming by the pastor the Rev. G. c. Adams.
They were attended by Sergeant and Mrs.
Charles Hahn.
II. A. Khachadoorian. L. V. NJ. ~, who
secured the postgraduate degree of civil
engineer from the Engineering College of
the University of Vermont in June, has
just formed the engineering and con-
tracing firm of Khachadoorian <
Manushackian in AleXandretta. Syria.
petition and schedule in bankruptcy
have been filed in the office of the clerk
of the United States District Court by
Albert T.. Farnsworth of Barnet. The
total amount of debts as given in the
schedule is s4992.2S. while the assets
amount to 1890.
]. Edwards Taggart L. V. NJ. IL. Of
Burlington, who is now employed with
the National City Bank of New York
in Buenos Aires, Argentine, has just re-
ceived word that he has been awarded
the Distinguished Service Cross in con-
nection with his work as a radio operator
In the North Sea-
Louis Buccoliers, the alleged distill-
or, of &c Chase street, who was ar
roe'od SUNDAY night by the police fol-
lowing a raid on his place, was
b.ouGnt before Judge Jed =. Ladd of
the city court yesterday and released
under bail of $500 for his appearance
in city court December S.
Wallace Streeter. of Jericho. was placed
under arrest Friday for shooting deer
out of season. He was brought to Bur
lington by Game Wardens Edison lsham.
of Essex Junction. and II. \. Row ey, Of
Shelburne. and was lodged in the coun-
~ Jail. This is the first arrest of the
kind in Chittenden county this fall
In Probate Court Tuesday, a license
to sell real estate was granted in the
estate of Joseph o. Robinson. late of
Burlington Lulu f. Sabens Of Rich
mond was appointed eXecutriX of the
will of Bertram II. Sabens, late of that
town. George r. Gile and Burton l..
Munger. both of Bolton, will serve as
commissioners and appraisers.
Fred Boclair, VINO lives in the vicinity
of South Burlington, was placed under
arrest and lodged I'm the county Jail last
night. His condition was such that he
had to be materially assisted in getting
to the Jail. When he arrived there all
that could be found OF his refreshments
was the cork Besides Boclair, lodgcr
was entertained at the Jail last night.
A pleasant evening was spent at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Gadue of
40S North avenue November 2S. when
about IS of their relatives gathered to
remind them OF the 39th anniversary of
their marriage. The happy couple was
made the recipient of many lovely gifts.
Light refreshments were served and in
strumental and vocal numbers We're en-
joyed.
Harry Jinmo of Bristol has purchased
from the Jimmo- Bennett company of this
city their saw mill and equipment
located on the Casey farm in Richmond
Mr.. Jimmo has also purchased a track
of timber on the Wright Fay farm in
Jericho and plans to operate the mill tbs
coming winter and will do custom saving
and may purchase logs delivered at the
mill.
At business meeting of the Daugh-
tiers of Isabella, Court st. Cecilia. No
3S7. held last evening, the officers
were reelected for the coming yeal
with the exception of Mrs J. Simays
organist. who has resigned. Miss
Muriel Fennell was elected organist
in place of Mrs. Simays. Two new
trustees were elected also They are
Mrs ]. w. Casey and Mrs. j. II. Dolan
Sherry Fry the sculptor commissioned
by James B. Wilbur of Manchester &c
execute the statue of Ira Allen which
he presented to the University last June
and which is to be unveiled next com
mencement is now in this city. Tues
day he went to Waterbury to look ove
the stone for the pedestal of the statue
Work on the statue itself is progressing
very rapidly, and the plaster cast is nov
ready for the bronze founders.
quiet wedding took place at st. Jo
seph's Church Saturday morning at 6:3
o'clock when Miss Priscilla NJ. Dorey
daughter of Louis A. Dorey Of 135 Inter
vale avenue, became the bride of Johr
Wissell of Vergennes. The ceremony
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