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

champion female of the show. This same ,
hefer won championship at Worcester at
the New England fair the week before.
There is also 500 in money that goes along
with the prizes won at Hartford.
Lucius c. Barrows. L. V. NJ. 30, who
has been spending the summer in Bur-
/ ington, left Thursday for his home in
Middlcbury. From there he left Sat
urday for Vancouver, Il. G. From
Vancouver he will sail September 16 for
/ Toxic. Japan. as a delegate to the eighth
worlds Sunday school convention to be
/ held in Toxic. MIR. Barrows expects to
return to this country next spring after
visiting China and other points In the
Orient His father. Frank Barrows of
Middlebury who is also delegate, will
accompany him on the trip.
| Walter Walker. a negro. who has been
employed about the garages in this city
In washing automobiles. was sentenced
! Friday in City Court to not less than
three nor more than Ave years imprison-
ment in States prison following his plea
of guilty to adultery. Mrs. Grace Warner.
a white woman. who was arrested in con-
nection with the case, was sentenced to
not less than six nor moro than II months
in the House of Correction. The Var
ner woman has II husband living in this
city The arrests of Walker and Mrs.
Warner were made in answer to warrants
issued by states Attorney Martin.
Three new tuberculosis nurses are
starting work I'm the state this week in
connection with the enlarged work which
the Vermont tuberculosis association is
outlining for The coming year These
new nurses are Miss Helen Sanderson.
who will take up the work in Windsor
Ion
he in Rutland county. and Miss Mabel
Beardsey in Washington county. An
have had considerable experience In gen
eral nursing and have recently taken M
special training for the tuberculosis
work. Dr. II. A. Ladd. consulting ply
stefan for the Vermont tuberculosis ASSOC
citation. Is in Windsor county this week.
consulting with the local physicians in
doubtful cases of tuberculosis.
Edmund J. Hathaway. an 1t-year-old
boy, whose home is at 10 North street,
was taken Monday to the Preventorium
: at Essex Center where he will receive
treatment. This Preventoriup1, which
, | can accommodate t6 children at one time,
is kept filed TO capacity all the time.
and there are always several children
waiting to take the places of any who
r may he discharged Almost without ex-
.
ment under the treatment received there
gaining in weight and in general health
from month to month. Reports of the
condition of each child are kept and
sent out each month to the parents In
. order that they may know often just
1 how the children are getting along.
Daniel j. Casey was last evening elected
grand knight of DeGoesbriand Council.
knights of Columbus. T.. O. Luck was
chosen to fiji the position of deputy grand
knight. with J. Fred Lynch as financial
secretary. Mark Lawrence r ecording
secretary, T. A. Delany chancellor. Henry
e Riordan treasurer, Julian Maynard
+ warden. John Cross inside guard and
Il Richard Madgan outside guard. Frank ]
| Dwycr was the unanimous choice of the
body TO succeed himself AS trustee. After
n the business meeting u buffet lunch wa,
served The election Of grand knight
proved a landslide in favor of the former
E, lecturer. u. i. Casey. Mr., Casey has
a gained the esteem of the members Of tn,
B. order since he has acted as lecturer. whici
& was shown by the large majority of votes
d cast in his favor.
=, With tho opening of the schools through
y out the State, there are still few teach
ing positions which have to he filled, al
though the Vermont schools this fall arr
q rather we'll provided for in this connec
h tion. ~. O. Hutchinson. supervisor OF
Vt Junior high schools. through whose office
c in this city the Vermont Teachers Regis
N tration Agency Is carried on. is now tilin.
d the open positions rapidly as possible
n During the last few days. he has PLACED
a the following teachers in the state: Davit
Y. Siesholts, Allentown, Pa. to become
principal of the Concord junior higl
II school, Concord; James f. Haifleigh .
r. Teachers College, Columbia University
re to become principal of the junior-senio
es high school at Hyde Park; Miss Anni
la Heinrich TO teach home economics an,
j. Miss Gladys u. Goblin. to be assistant il
~ the high school at Lowell. Miss Maria1
IN Gere of the State department of educa
n ton, has returned from her home II
al Syracuse, n. V, and taken up her dutie
=. as one of the assistants in the supervisio
of of high schools.
1g a caravan of three cars. made no o
ed Packard, Chandler and Ford. passe
sa through the city yesterday afternoon. .
VI. route to San~Franscisco. The part
of started out from Santa Rosa, cal, Jul
IS B. and are now returning after visitin
relatives in Bangor. Me. There wer
~ eight people in the group. The mos
;" interesting of the cars was the Fof'
* this being it's second transcontinenta
''N'''
W Cal, the leading spirit of the part
~ drove this car, accompanied only by
OF lady friend and magnificent st. BE,
"'' nard puppy. The trip this year wa
as made through the Nevada desert Mr.
Is Brahan said that the Ford clearly den
or onstrated its superiority over the othc
on cars In the desert country. There tn
ok little Ford could travel through n
re sage brush like jackrabbit. while ~
heI heavier cars were obliged to stick clos'
Is ly to the sandy trails which made Vel
ne hard driving. She would advise anyof
Mt who is going to cross the continent.
D. travel in light, durable car becaus
,er though not quite so comfortable, the
are easter to handle in all kinds
weather and on all kinds of roads. 81
'eo said that the Ford had cost her on
ITO eleven dollars since leaving the coas
'ue while the other car had very large e.
'ei. pensc bills. In her own words. "dri
INT ing a Ford 4723 miles in less than tv
ne months is pretty good for an
'ou woman"
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