Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-11

in order, chat the nov commissioner
might get a better idea of the cduca-
tionai 81 tation in Vermont.
Fred Murphy of Burlington who
was in the car which struck the wa
gon of Ben Abair on the road from
Winooski to Fort Ethan Allen Satur-
day night, appeared before Judge L.
Ladd Monday, charged with intoxica-
ton. He was fined five dollars and
costs, amounting to nine dollars and
some odd cents which he paid.
Miss Mabel l.. Carpenter, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs f.. II. Carpenter of
81 School street, and Henry +. walker
of $50 North Champlain street were
married Monday evening at the First
Church parsonage by the Rev. c. c.
Adams. They were attended by the
father and mother of the bride and by
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Carpenter.
! Louis Lube" Little, one time Yer
mont star football tackle and later an
All-American choice of Walter Camp.
while playing with the University Of
Pennsylvania, is now playing with
professional football team in Buffalo,
~ Y. On the same team with Little
! are seven other All-American stars
from as many different colleges.
The cadets from Norwich University
who came to Burlington saturday to
cheer their football team on to victory
made a good showing in their parade
from the Union Station following their
arrival at about 11:SO O'Clock Saturday
morning. About 125 of the cadets, In
, full uniform and headed by rheir band,
marched up Main and Church streets.
County Agent e. H. Loveland has ar
ranged for an important farm bureau
meeting to be held at the home Of Walter
Labounty in East Charlotte Friday,
November u, at two O'Clock In the after
noon. The purpose of the meeting is to
discuss dairy feeding. County Agent
Loveland and John Titchco *, dairy
specialist for the extension service of the
University of Vermont, will be present
at the meeting.
immigration Inspector Phelps of St
Adams was in this city Monday and
ooli back to that city Herman Jack
son, the Canadian subject who has been
ueld by the police in this city for sew
eral days pending an Investigation OF
his case. 1t is understood that Jack
son comes under the category of ar
undesirable alien and that he will be
, sent back into Canada. whence he
, came November Q
Two witnesses in the Larochelle divorce
case were heard Tuesday afternoon il
County Court. The family troubles OF
, the Larocheles have led to divorce peti.
, tons being filed by both the husband ant
, the wife, and to an alienation suit, Georg,
r w. LaroC hele VS.. Frederick j. Boucher
which was to have been tried by jury
Tuesday morning, but which wa:
finally set with the court, with the eX
pectaton that it would be settled outside
! The Vermont State Farm Bureau ten
dollar family membership campaign /:
making Roadway and gaining momentum
p Addison county reports go members will
less than a third of the territory covered
Windsor county has started the campaign
I and in the first town convassed secured
, twice many members as had ever be
Y fore belonged. Chttenden county Ia
voted to stage the ten-dollar mem
bershp campaign, and Rutland count.
,, and Orleans county have it under consid
GRAFTON.
: Sunday. November IA. will be observed
!, throughout the United States at arm.
: posts. ships of the navy, army and nav
t recruiting stations and federal building
8 in memory of the soldiers, sailors an,
Q marines who made the supreme sacriiic
in the World War, according to orde
received yesterday at the local army re
. cruiting station. The order. which is a
y executive order by President Wilson
=, states that on this day the flag shall b
- displayed at half mast at the above
, named places.
Announcement Is made of the maria Z
. of Miss Sue Marie Harrington, daughto
- of Edward Harrington of Arlington
i Mass. to Dewitt Harry Doane son
y Mr. and Mrs. d. w. Doane of l2S Colches
" ter avenue. on September %. Mr.. Doar
\ is a graduate of the University of Vel
- mont in the class of 1920 and is at pres
ent employed as claim adjuster with til
= Liberty Mutual Insurance company
1t Boston in that city Mr.. and Mrs. Doar
st are at home at 10 Bgelow street, Can
y bridge, Mass.
Is Judge Fred NJ Butler, presiding
~ Chttenden county court fixed bail Tue
"a day in the case of State VS.. II. l.. Ha
at 81 go. which has not been furnished
" Hale is the soldier from the Third ca,
N airy, Fort Ethan Allen. who is said
n have been driving the automobile whC
10 ran into and demolished the wagon
10 Fred Abair of Winooski on the road b.
r. tween Winooski and the Post Saturda
,e evening. He is held on the charge of dri'
ing an automobile while under the II
fluence of liquor.
p In Probate Court Thursday there we
NJ settlements and DEGREES in the estat
10 of Peter Lavlgne, late of Hinesbur
a Alexander Lunderville. late of Winisto
IA and william Y. Root, late of Chariot
al The will Of Clinton y. Stearns, late
Westford, was allowed. The viii
Elizabeth Augusta Lewis, late of Blu
&c lington, was proved; Ira A. Lewis OF II
ct city was appointed executor of this Wi
X while s. NJ. Atherton and +, Lloyd q
a. lette. both of Burlington, were appoint
ai commissioners.
"
to Testimony in the divorce case
Ia. Irene A. Howley of this city VS., Arth
l.. Howley of Washington. d. c..
VI heard Saturday morning in Coun
~ Court. The petition is brought on
On grounds of ntolerabe severity and no
u" support. There are two children
II. voved, whose custody the petition
VI seeks. Arthur HoWley, the petitions