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


A son, Wesley John Bondin, was born
early Sunday morning to Mr.. and Mrs.
s. T.. Blondin of North avenue at the
Mary Fletcher hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther McNally arc tho
parents of baby girl, born September \.
Mrs. McNally will be remembered as Miss
Julia Richardson of Shelburne.
Dalvas F.. Soucy of Lafountan street and
Laura Roder of Greenville, n. H., were
married on Saturday evening at the Free
Methodist parsonage by the Rev Il. H.
SHELTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O. Walker OF ~
Buell. street are the parents of bapS
boy, born Monday at the Mary tletcher
hospital. Mrs. Walker was formerly MISS
Clara Gilbert of this city.
Tn Probate Court Friday r. f. Hop
kins and Levi p. Smith, both OF Bur
lington, were appointed commissioners
of the estate of Zoe .awyer. an absent
and unheard-from person,
Mr.. and Mrs Irving h. Parkhurst of
birmingham. Mass. are the parents OF
daughter, Hope, born August ~. Mrs
kParkhurst will be remembered as MISS
Esther Bfainerd of this city.
The marriage of James Bushey of Mil
ton and Charlotte Elizabeth St John OF
This city took place Monday morning at
nine O'Clock at St. Mary's Cathedral.
The Rev. w. II. Cassidy officiated They
were attended by their respective fathers.
The offices of the steamboat inspectors
have been removed from the federal build
ing into quarters at 1N st. Paul street
where they occupy rooms six and seven.
sr1, ,1,a L. do hnrl
of the crowded condition OF the federal
building.
Max Winters. a deserter. was picked ur
IN Burlington Sunday and lodged in the
county Jail. Information was recently re-
ceived asking the local department to be
on the watch for him. He deserted from
the Great Lakes naval station some time
ago.
petition in BANKRUPTCY was filed
Tuesday in the office of tho clerk OF the
United States court by Arthur o, Norris
Of Newport. Mr.. Norris, who is a manu-
facturer of Newport, gave his liabilities
as $23 TAO. and his assets as SIS, all OF
which are claimed exempt
Louis Freeman of Middlesex was found
nearly unconscious at the Union station
about five O'Clock yesterday afternoon by
o11lCeT tTeeHldD LIZ ~ IL hos ioi' ''''
called and ordered him removed to the
Mary Fletcher Hospital. where it was
found he was suffering from acute gas
trtis.
The conservation of the Rev. Georg'
W, Davenport. former rector of st. Paul!
Church in Burlington, as bishop o
Easton Maryland will take place a
Trinity Cathedral. Easton, Md. on Sep
TENDER IT, Bishop Tuttle of Missouri, tn
presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church
will officiate.
The Northern Box company of Everett
Mass. has brought action in Chittendel
County Court to recover the sum o
&1.623 40, and interest. on various item
dating from March 30 to June q. 1920
inclusive, from the Crystal Confectioner,
company of this city. Warren r. Austi
appears for the plaintiff.
Or and Mrs. H. H. LETTER. who hav
been spending a few weeks vacation II
Burlington and vicinity. left Saturda
morning for Kirlssville, Mo. Or. Letflc
has Just recently obtained his re'eas
from duty at the naval medical school
Washington, D. c., where he has bee
teaching for the last two years.
In City Court Tuesday morning sew
Judge Ladd. James Sanderson, Jr.. o
Burlington was convicted of secon
offense and sentenced to 80 days in jail
James Reynolds of Watertown \. Y
was fined $500 and costs, or ten days
Jail. He took the Jail sentence.
Hamilton Lodge No. IA, |. o. o. +
Of this city is making plans to hold
field day on Thursday, September 2
at Crescent Beach, Lakeside, beginnin
At two O'Clock in the afternoon an
continuing until midnight. The fest
vities will include a corn roast. ba
game, field and track sports and dane
ing.
The Ri. Rev. Arthur c. A. Hall. WI
is in England to attend the Lambet
Conference, which Is a conference
bishops Of the Anglican Church of II
world, will return to Burlington betwco
September Is and 90. Bishop Hall appeare
in picture of the conference whiC
was published in the New York Times
week ago.
In Probate Court yesterday. the wi
of Clark A. Rood. late of Colcheste
was presented for probate. There we
settlements and DEGREES in the estat
of Harrison Davis, late of Essex, Matilc
r. Drew, late of this city, and John
Fargo, late of Huntington. real
license was issued In the estate of JOl
II. Converse. late of Philadelphia, Pen
The following business transact
in Probate Court Thursday: There W
q settlement and decree in the estate
George w. Austin, late of Milton. lrvi
II. Deyette of Sheburne was appoint
administrator of the estate of Thir
Hall, late Of that town, with Walter
Webster and J. j. Stapleton. also
Shelburne, commissioners and appraise
Word reached Burlington yesterd
that a son, Thomas Reed Powell,
was born early yesterday mornir
September 8. to Professor and Mrs
v. Powell of New York city, Mr.. Pc
ell is the son of Mrs. e. Henry Pow
of williams street and graduate
the University of Vermont in the ella
of 1900. The name, Thomas Reed, h
come down through four generation
Bishop Hopkins Hall will open
classes of the school year of l92o-2l
Friday, September "a, at nine o'clo
in the morning. Boarding pupils 4
due on Thursday September %. T
enrolment for the boarding school
exceptionally good. the building bel
filled to capacity by advance enrOllme
All indications point to the most PR
porous year that the school has e'
had.
Eugene Tracy, who has been emplo,
on a farm In Bolton, was brought il