Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-19
CITY News


Mr. and Mrs. Havelock Nichols of 10
Lafountain street are the parents of u
daughter, Bertha, born August 10.
The engagement of Miss Beatrice Moore.
Z. V. NJ. IA to William J. Bergman OF
New York city has been announces.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G.. Stanley o.
90 Buell. street are the parents of a son.
Harold Clifton, born Monday, Angus,
10.
Mrs. c. n. Mosdale has received word
of the death of her cousin, Mrs. w. NJ.
Doyle, of Waterbury, Conn. formerly of
this city
W. Drew varney of starksboro was
fined $40 and costs m city Court yester-
day for driving his automobile in negli-
gent manner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond G. White Of
Cnderhll are receiving congratula ions
on the birth of August at the
Mary Fletcher hospital.
Word has been received of the birth ~
a son. Richard Burton, AuEu7t 70 to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry pel'sle of Somervile,
Conn. formerly of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul V. Plummer nee
Louisa NJ. Holdstocl) are rejoicing over
the birth Of a son, Paul Charles. born at
New Rochelle, N Y, August 1.
About $50 members of the Daughters of
Isabella enjoyed an outing on the lake
Sunday. stopping at Cliff Haven. where
they assisted at the religious services in
the grove.
Word has been received IN this city Of
the birth Of a son, Edward william. to
Capt. and Mrs. Oscar Krupp Of Manila
Philippine Islands. July 5. Captain Krupp
was formerly from Burlington.
The engagement of Miss Ursula KIM
ball Of South Prospect street. member
NJ the class of 1920. L. V. NJ. to Hovey
Jordan, assistant professor Of biology,
histology and embryology at the Tniver-
sity has been announced.
Nick Lines was fined $40 and costs in
City Court yesterday, following his arrest
about one O'Clock yesterday morning for
fight on Church street. He was accused
Of striking Theodore K. Scutakes. lie
made arrangements to pay
As the result Of trouble in many parts
Of the north end of the city sunday
night. George Berard pleaded guilty tc
breach of the peace Monday in City
Court and was fined s10S and costs ot
e106, with an alternative sentence of e.
days in the county Jail. Berard made
arrangements with his attorney to pay
the amount
G. F. Hasbrook. L. V. NJ, IL. was IN
the city Friday and Saturday, visiting his
mother, who recently underwent an oper
alton at the Mary Fletcher Hospital. Mr.
Hasbrook is at Camp Abnaki. where he
has spent the past four five summers
as cook He will return this fail tt
Hartford. Conn. where he has a teach
ing position.
Miss Carolyn Tourvie was given
ehower by about % Of her friends at tn.
home Of her sister. Mrs. w. Grant Thorn
as, "a Monroe street. Friday evening il
honor Of her approaching marriage tc
Milton c. Jameson Of Hardwck Mis-
Tourville was the recipient of man,
beautiful gifts. Refreshments were serv
ed and a. social hour enjoyed.
Papers have been served in a pettio,
for divorce brought by William 7. Case,
OF Pittsford against Martha NJ Casey o
this city. This petition is a cross-bll. he
ing the third petition filed. Three years
ego. Mrs. Casey brought a petition. bu
1t was dismissed in Chittenden count,
court Mrs. Casey in her bill, alleges in
tolerable severity while her HUSBAND
charges desertion.
quite ttteHs1Ne repairs nave Oeen m3U
this summer on the Campus House. for
merly the home Of Mr.. and Mrs F S
Pease. at the corner of College and Sout
Prospect streets. This house is no'
owned by the University of Vermont an
used as a girls dormtory. The repair
to the house include the vanishing of tn
floors throughout. painting the exterior
and putting in new cement cellar, wit
other minor repairs.
The marriage Of Miss Marie McMahor
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. d. McMaho
OF this city to Captain Adrian st. John, {
the chemical warfare, United state
Army, will take place at the Cathedrs
Of the Immaculate Conception at min
O'Clock Monday morning, August %. Car
tain ST. John. who was graduated fror
the University of Vermont in 1914. is no.
| stationed in Washington, where the cot
pie will reside at 1926 18th street ~ w.
DR.. Albert ]. Pulen, L. V. NJ. "a.
Fond du Lac, Wis, who commanded II
315th Regiment at Camp Jackson, S. {
during the war period, is candidate f.
the nomination of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wisconsin in the primaries to be he
September Z. DR.. Pullen has been Sta
senator for the past four years. He WI
the father of the Wisconsin soldier bon,
bill and did everything in his pow
towards Its passage.
Through the Vermont State Teacher
Registration Bureau, teachers have be
placed in schools for the coming schC
year as follows: Miss Mildred Collins
johnson a graduate Of the johnson Nc
NAL School In the class of 1890 will tea
the third and fourth grades in Readsbor
Amelia D. Lee of Concord will teach t
third and fourth grades in Wells Rive
Mrs. Lulu B. Maxf1eld of Eden will tea
in the grammar school in Berkshire.
NJ. D. Chittenden, superintendent
schools, returned to this city Saturd
night after six weeks stay at the SUI
mer school of Columbia University, NJ
York city. John T.. Colburn principal
the Burlington High School, who W
also in attendance at the Columbia SUI
mer school, went through Burlington 81
urday morning to his camp in the toy
Of Craftsbury. where he will spend I
days. returning to this city about Augl
25.
Two cars. driven by Mrs Margai
Aldrich of South Burlington and C.
White of the same town. met in a G.
lision Thursday morning at the corner
South Prospect and Main streets. Be
cars were moving slowly and were tryi
to avoid a third with the result tt
they met. No was dangerously
tured although Mrs Aldrich