Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-09
Franklin County
ST. ALBANS

Inc fourth annual banquet Of the tutor.
ing Camp Of Kill Kare took place Thurs
day evening. with c. p Harrington.
Jr., as POSTMASTER This marked the
close OF the camp for the season and
the boys will leave for their homes to-
morrow kill kare Is now the owner Of
the camp. having made the purchase last
spring from the Samson estate. The af-
ter-dinner program given Thursday eve-
ming was: Nurses I have known" S. Cur
tbs Burd; Trout Fishing in Burlington.
william Heron; Life in Greenwich VIII
iage,' Mr.. Kaes; The Sleeping Sick
ness Charles II. Moore; "Our Trip to
Montreal" Robert Percy; THE Morning
Dip George Hoover; Fish Stories" DR..
S. l.. Ware; TRACK Athletics" William
f. Bernart; and Life In South America"
). N. Hoshour. At the close the prizes
were awarded by Director II. W. Heath.
The records at the office of City Clerk
b. NJ. Hopkins show total Of four mar
riages, II births and eight deaths dur
ing the month of July. The boys were
predominant, In the birth records. num-
bering nine as compared with two girls.
Or the deaths six were male and two
female. The age Of the youngest person
to die was 90 months: the oldest rs years.
One additional marriage license was is
other town.
Announcement is made Of the marriage
of Miss Mae A. Mckenzie. daughter of
NJ. F. Mckenzie, of this city, to First
Sergeant William F. GUILTY of New York
city which took place in this city August
b. the Rev. j. T. Sharman performing
the ceremony. Sergt. and Mrs. Guilty are
making their home at Fort Ethan Allen
where Sergt. Guilty is stationed at pres
ent.
News has been received here of the
death OF Mrs Oscar r. Parker. aged II
years. which occurred August 20 at the
home OF her daughter Mrs +. A. Paige.
in Rutland. Another daughter, Mrs. F.
y. Weiss of Albany, n. Y. and a son,
Wilmer III. Parker of Hartford. Conn,
survive. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker formerly
resided in this city for many years.
NO arrests have yet been made by the
local authorities in connection with the
robbery of the clothing store Of Fl. Harris
on Lake street which occurred Thursday
night MI. Harris lost 20 mems shirts an
estimated worth of at least $50 and SO in
change which was in the cash register.
The burglar or burglars also took 10
sweaters which had arrived the day be-
fore but left these in the back yard of
the store, where they were found the
next morning. 1t was evident from the
way the break was made that those i'm
plicated knew their business and were
no amateurs. Access to the store was
made through a side door REPORTS of
minor breaks have been heard of for the
past few weeks. Friday evening II was
reported to the police that men had been
seen trying to gain assess to the G., II.
Morton store at the rear of the building.
When the police arrived the burglars. If
any, had vanished. The home of Orange
Skees of Swanton was burglarized one
night last week. The members of the
Ckeels family were out Of town and the
house was ransacked from cellar to gar
ret. Much silver ana other valuables were
taken. An Investigation is being made but
TO date on clues have been discovered.
Mrs. Richard f. Armstrong, who has
been receiving treatment at the Marvin
sanitarium, has returned home. Her
condition is much improved.
The condition of c. C. Underwood who
underwent serious operation al the
Marvin sanitarum Saturday. is as COM
forta BILE as could be expected
Mrs. Max Edison, who was operated
upon at the Marvin sanitarium a few
DAYS ago is recovering
The condition of Mrs. Jenny Scott of
Montreal. who is receiving treatment at
the Marvin sanitarium, is improved
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Hatch Of Oak Park
H.. have announced the birth of n baby
boy August %. Mr.. Hatch is a son OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. w Hatch of this city.
Because September IA. the date set for
the opening of the fall term of the
FRANKLIN County Court is primary day
the opening Of the court has been post
poned until September 20 at two o'clock.
The Jury will report Tuesday morning,
september q. at 1890 o'clock.
Miss Gertrude w. Beeman has gone
ia New Rochelle, N. v, where she has
secllred a position as teacher in the
public schools
At the meeting Of the city council
Tuesday evening a letter was received