Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-01


summer. An schedules vii; D.. ,., 90 on
standard eastern time will The rail-
roads. The time tables will contain no
mention of the time decided on by New
York state II n were not SO all kinds Of
CONFUSION would reign. With the New
York time, a man leaving Port Kent
a: eight O'Clock in tho morning would
got Into Burlington at quarter of eight.
AZ the run is only 45 minutes.
The following business was transacted
Friday In probate court. Frank II.
Beane of Huntington was appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate Of Emma l..
Jones, late of Huntington, while G. s.
Brewster and V. r. Sargent. both Of
Huntington. were appointed commission
ers and appraisers Of the estate The will
Of George N Wood, late of Milton, was
presented for proof. Frank Talcott Of
williston was appointed administrator Of
the estate OF Alice NJ. Bradley. late Of
that town. with G. D. Caswell and Bryon
G. Johnson, both OF Williston. commits
sioners and appraisers Of the estate.
At recent meeting OF the directors Of
the New York Eye and Ear Infrmary.
geon to succeed DR. John E. Weeks.
Or, Wheeler is a graduate Of the Uni
versity OF Vermont. from the academic
department In 1902 and from the medical
college in 1905. He Is the son OF the late
II. o. Wheeler. for many years SUPER
intendent of schools in Burlington. Or
I Wheeler has gained an enviable reputa-
! ton as an eye specialist. being rated as one
of the foremost In that branch of the
medical science now practicing in New
York city.
! About 800 head Of tuberculous cattle
were slaughtered at the Burlington Rend-
| ering company last week. A special ef-
fort to clean up such cattle has been
made in the last few months and the
| capacity Of the plant has been increased
80 that It has capacity Of Is head per
day. On several days during tho fall
and winter as many g that number were
slaughtered. In order to take care OF the
business the company has erected its own
| ice house and this winter stored 100 tons
for use during the summer. Cattle are
coming in at present Tar in excess Of
| former years.
Hazel G. Davis was heard IN county
court Friday afternoon In her peti-
ton for a divorce from Phillips ~ Davis.
the libelee was formerly a student Mt the
medical college of the University Of Yer
mont, graduating in 1918, He entered the
! navy rs medical officer and served
through the remainder Of tho war. He is
the son Of II. y. Davis. deputy commits
soner Of weights and measures. OF Mont
pelicr Tho maiden name Of the petitioner
was Hazel Cook The grounds on which
the divorce petition is brought are
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10 support. Bailey & Brown represented
the petitioner.
A pretty wedding took place at the home
of Samuel Goldberg Friday evening, when
| Miss Ida Sunshine became the bride Of
Maurice Goldberg. The Rev. W. II. Sacks
officiating. After the ceremony refresh
ments were served. Katz Orchestra furr-
ishing music during the supper and later
for dancing The bride was becomingly
gowned in white seorgette crepe and wore
full length veil caught up with orange
blossoms. She carried shower bouquet
Of roses. The attendants we're Mr.. and
Mrs. David Bayarsky and Mr. and Mrs
Louis Bayarsky. After a short wedding
trip to Niagara Falls. Mr.. and Mrs. Gold
berg will live at 50 First street.
The Ligue de Patriotes, Franco Ameri.
Thursday evening The following officers
were installed President. Mrs. Marie II
Pepin: vice-president, Mrs. ]. A. Gas
settle; secretary, Mrs. Joseph Beaulieu
treasurer, Mrs. Frank L. Bergeron: mis-.
tress of ceremonies. Mrs. Tellisphore
Limoge: guard, Mrs. Napoleon Prunier
These committees were appointed: Relief
Mrs William Gadue. chairman, Mrs
j. A. Gassette, Mrs. Jules Roland. Mrs
Fred l.. Rock. Mrs Fred L. Barber
social. Mrs, Rose Yandow, chairman
Mrs. Frank L. Bergeron. Mrs. George A
Frey, Mrs. Rose Lavlgne. Mrs. Eugene
Luck.
After one year in the sales promotion
department Of the F1restone Tire &
Rubber Co., Harold Rupert, son OF Mr.
ard Mrs. A. p. Rupert of 800 Pearl street
has been promoted TO the position Of man
assr Of sales, truck tire division, OF IL
Boston branch. Raymond Rupert als'
is located in Boston. being employed a
accountant and salesman IN the securit,
: and bond house Of A. F.. Pitkin & Co
members OF the New York stool
Exchange. The Rupert brothers are wei
, known in Burlington, and throughout tn
State. owing to their athletic activitie
while students at the local nigh school
5 from which they we're graduated in 1915
v They both afterwards entered and grad
y uated from Burdett College, Boston.
One hundred and fo-ty-f1vs miles a
!, hour was the speed lint. in a ride recent
: y taken by Elmer Bowman, former
'ua 81 bsser1an on the University Of Yer
ont baseball team and Lieutenant job
II 81. Buns OF this city. Big Bowman
= now with the Minneapolis Baseball tear
2 and they are prac,icing at Oklahoma Cit,
, The ride was taken in big Liberty plan
from Fort Sill where Lieut. Burns 10 sta
r toned and whore he is playing first has
= and managing the post baseball team
. In letter TO Fetch Palmer L. V. NJ. I!
also a former baseball man. Big Bowrno
I characterized the big plane as "som
. boat and said that that sure was
fast and easy way Of getting around,
Fetch Palmer. by the way, is now work
ing for firm IN Montreal and still play
l. ball
j The following business was trans
n acted in probate court Tuesday
y Laura Ross of this city was appoint
Q ed Administrative of the estate OF jar
= 3. Ross. late Of Burlington. c.
i Cowles and A. J. Simays also of th
L city, were appointed commissioners {
= the estate, while C. X. Murray and !
L w. Goodroe both of Hinesburg, wer
appointed appraisers. r.. b. william
, of Jericho was appointed administrs
:. tor Of the estate OF Leonard Brigham
;, late OF that town, with Jed T. Varns
. and Dennis r. Rood, both Of Jericn
commissioners Of the estate. deere