Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-15

tonden county Farm Bureau has reached
JOB This report extends M TO July !, and
shows the result Of the campaign to bring
the number of women members IN to 3oO.
the requirement made by tho State Exten-
sion office in order TO hold government
funds. owns which did unusually VOL
in this recent campaign are: Huntington.
which increased it's number OF women
members from two to 36; cha rlotte, which
secured Ii new members; Jericho Center.
with Is new members: Williston with Il
new members Underhill with ID new
members: and West Bolton. with seven
now members.
News has been received in this city OF
the marriage of Rudolph Nelson Hunt.
son Of Mrs. ~ L. T.. Austin OF thus
/; city. to Miss Ethel Cowan at Union city,
Mich, by the Rev. G. =. Oberland. pas
, cor Of tho First congregational Church.
The wedding look place July J. Mr.. Hunt
is a grn dUatc IT the Essex Junction
High School and later took course in
mechanical arts. During the war he was
in She naval aviation service and was Tor
~ months overseas. The remainder OF
The time since his graduation from school
has been snent in the automobile business
and he is now With The Hudson automo-
bile people n Detroit, Mich
Mildred J. Wagner Of Colo hester is
seeking q divorce from Frank \. Wagner
, on the grounds Of intoerabc severity and
refusal to support The case vas en-
tered in Chittendcn County court Mon
day. The papers set forth that the couple
was married November a. 1900, Two chill
dren. ten and eight years old. have been
born TO them. The pettionee asks for
the custody of these children. FOR tenn
Il
he trial of the case. and for permanent
u'imony when the case is heard. She
also seeks a temporary injunction re-
strdIniHg the petitionce from interfering
in her affairs, or those of the children.
pending the trial of the case. Martin
s Villas represents the petitioner
. Work has been started on the .campu'
House, corner OF College end Prospect
streets Il: order to put it in first class
! shape for the coming college year. This
! is .he first of some rather extensive work
! thai will be done on all of the girls
dormitories a. the University Money
was raised this spring 10y the girls of
) Grhssnl>ant, tc he used in the repair of
! nat house. but the rest of tho dorrns
! ncel large amount Of repairing. Al
! though oi1pS nave been drawn up Tor the
irnu'oT s2lcnt of the campus. ii is un-
iiko'y TIA. any work will be attempted
this year IN. hrst thing will be the
choice OF = location for the statue Of Ira
Allen, which is 10 be presented to the
! Goiversity next Founders Day.
I Ricnard IL Hodstock of Loomis street
! eft last evening for Philadelphia. where
he will enter service in the navai re-
serve. aboard the United States armored
cruiser Frederick The Frederick will sail
shortly for Antwerp. Belgium. The naval
! reservistS will be given a chance to sec
the Olympic games in Antwerp this sum
mcr, and also to complete the active sea
duty. which is necessary in order that
they may he confirmed in their ratings.
and draw the two months retainer pay
year while on the inactive list of the
naval reserve in civil life. The return
trip of the Frederick will be made in
september. and the men will be dis
charged from active service at that time
MT Holdstock will be a member of the
junior class of the University.
Fred j. Lcvec of Winooski has brought
suit in County Court to recover for a
poisoned cow, which he valued at sam
| Amelia NJ. Cinquare is the defendant
According to the claims of Mr.. Levee
he rented of Mrs. Cinauare a pasture In
which to keep his cattle. She pla
potatoes in one corner of the pasture and
neglected to keep the fences up around
them. As a result, one Of thu cows go,
into tho r,otato match and dranL , mai, fu,
of the paris green mixture which wa.
used TO kill notato hugs Tho cou dioi
and Levec bases his suit on the fbeor,
that il was Mrs. Cinouarc's fau,t in M,
jkccpiny IN the fences Anotbcr suit 6,of
in County Cour, Saturday was that n,
Calvin s Robinson of New YORK. VIC
James T. eastman IN recover saoo fo,
services and materials.
claiming that Brode Niles. firm
oca"nE IN automobiies IN Burlington
nn'hW.ul'F neld Cole touring car valued
"t S4'"' "hlch belonged to the late
FRANK W. Elliott Of this city. and tina
ms "rm' arter Mr.. Eh1otts death, re
,ossd 70 give UP the car and converted
II 10 the'r own use the waterbury Saw
'ngs Bank Trust Co, in its capacity
as the executor OF the last will anr
arairst Rrodie g. N;,cs IN r,h;ttora,,
County Court for the spm of ss nm
According TO the naners oIed in tho cas-.
Rrodie & Niles came into nos.ess;or -
tho automobiIe m mr. about rehr,,.-,. &c
Mr.. Elliott died IN January % Cb.r,o
r. Adams of waterhurv renr.s.r+. ~,
n,siptin In The ca.o ara " p,,ua
anpears for tho defendants
A survey of the apple situation mad
by the buyers during the last ten day
, through the islands shows the SaD0a con