Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06
CITY NEWS

A. NJ. Young. treasurer OF the Queen
City Cotton mills was Monday elected
q director of the Howard National Bank.
A daughter, Ruth Blakcy. was born
Tuesday morning to Mr.. and Mrs
w. T. Colegrove at the Mary Fletcher
hospital.
r. F.. Perkins has been reelected chair
man of the board of fire commissioners
md Chief c. d. Stockwell clerk. for the
ensuing year.
A daughter, Margaret JOY, was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Sandal May 4. Mrs.
Sandal will be remembered as Miss
Bessie wolcott
A daughter. Martha Elizabeth was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Ravln of
1876 College street May / at the Mary
Fletcher hospital.
Miss Lena Muir and Charles LeBrun
were married at eight o'clock yesterday
morning at St. Joseph's Church by the
Rev. ]. A. Lacouture.
Mr.. and Mrs, Heinrich w. Rathburn are
the parents of daughter, Martha x.
Rathburn. born April 30. Mrs. Rathburn
will be remembered as Miss Bertha
Livingston.
Charles F. Heath Of North Willard street
has finished his duties at the F.. 3. &
A. c. Whiting Co. and expects to move
soon to Somers, Conn, where he will
locate on farm.
Mrs. Irving I. Potter of 81 1-2 North
Willard street has been granted leave
OF absence from his position as principal
of the grammar school at South Burling-
ton on account of iii health.
The water commissioners organized
Friday with Charles II. Jones chair
man and A. II. Rutter clerk, j. f. Kid
der was re-appointed superintendent and
w. II. Louther assistant superintendent.
At the annual council of the National
Society. Daughters Of 1872 held in Wash
ington. April $3.50, Mrs. Arthur S. Isham
of this city was unanimously elected ma
tional historian for another term of two
years.
On Saturday the o. L. Kinds company
took possession of the Papin garage
property recently purchased. Tie com
pany plans extensive improvements and
addition to its factory by using the
second story of the garage.
Morris Brown of Burlington has brought
suit in county court to recover the sun
of $1,000 from Joseph Parizo of Colches
ter, in connection with a promssory
note given in February, 1919. NJ. G
Leary appears for the plaintiff.
The annual meeting of Vermont Com
mandery. Military Order of the Loyal Lee
gion, will be held at the Commandery
headquarters in this city next Tuesday
evening, followed by a reception ant
dinner at the Hotel Vermont.
News was received Thursday that DR.
Guy Potter Benton, former president OF
the university, is the recipient of further
honors for his war service. having beer
Just notified that France has made him
an officer Of the Academy
In probate court Friday, l. II. Dey.
cite Of Sheiburne was appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Michael Nc.
Grath. late of that town. with c. L. Page
and ]. j. Stapleton. also of Shelburne,
commissioners and appraisers of the es-
tate.
Mrs. c. L. Woodbury. has rented her
white cottage at Cedar Beach to tn.
family of DR.. w. 7. Grenfell. Mrs
Grenfell. her mother and three children
expect to occupy it for the summer and
DR.. Grenfel will come about May Is fol
short rest before going to Labrador.
Miss Mary Bishop of the class of 1920
University OF Vermont, has been awarded
the graduate scholarship in Latin a.
Bryn Mawr College for next year. Thes,
awards were announced at the close Of
the senior May day celebration at Bryr
Mawr.
j. Phelps Harding, son of John Hard
ing. manager of the Hotel Vermont ant
hos at 90
manager Of the Detroit. Mich. brancf
Of the Goodrich Rubber company He i.
graduate of Cornell University in the
class of 1916
Miss Cora Curtis. formerly with the
vermont Nurses association of this city
and now supervisor of hygiene in Trini
dad. Colo. has signed her new contrac
for the year 1920-l921 Her salary wa.
increased $500 per year by the board Of
education of Trinidad.
The board of cemetery commissioner.
recently organized by electing Mrs. J. 4.
Middlebrook chairman, Prof. NJ 3. Cum
mings secretary and Miss O. b. Boynto,
clerk and treasurer. f. J. Hendee. tn,
new member of the board, is assisting il
the organization of the work
Miss Lillian Patenaude and Roy r
Savage were married Tuesday by tn,
Rev. w. A. Plamondon at St. Anthony
Church. They will leave May for Skow
hogan, Maine, where Mr.. Savage Is EN-
ployed by the Turner Construction com
pany as assistant carpenter foreman.
Major John A. Drew. NJ. r. c., who 70
the past year has been senior medical of
fcer at Fort Ethan Allen. has resigne
from the army and taken up his dutie
as superintendent Of the Chester hospi
tai at Chester, Pa. Mrs. Drew and daugh
ter, Adelaide, will remain in Burlington
until the end of the high school year
Miss Pauline Leonard, daughter of MI
and Mrs. Charles Leonard of Hnesbure
and Charles X. Patrick were marie
Saturday evening at the parsonage of tn
First Church by the Rev. c. C. Adams
They were attended by Mr.. and Mrs
Walter j, Cartier Mr. and Mrs Patric
will reside at 23s College street
Joseph Benoit and A. w. Laid. tn
two men who We're taken to the Mar
Fletcher hospital Monday afternoon SUI
fering from injuries received in an auto
mobile accident on the lower road, wer
considerably improved Tuesday. Benoi
was well enough to leave the hospita
while Ladd who had his collar bone brol,
en-, is resting fairly comfortably.
Arrangements have been completed 10
tractor. blowing, and narrowing dem
onstration to be held at the Universit
farms. Wiliston Road. Burlington o
Friday xpiII lao