Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-23
CITY NEWS

the Sparhawk sanitarium.
Sheriff James II. Allen has closed
the California Fruit Store on an at
tachment for debts said to be owed by
the concern.
Judgment was rendered for the plain
tiff yesterday in Chttenden County Court
IN the suit of Charles II. Stewart vs.. ,
p. j. Poland.
Or. and Mrs. Robert L. Maynard have
purchased the residence Of Mrs. George
". Wales at 2s9 College street and will
take possession october I.
Prof. w. e. Aiken and family moved
Thursday from III Loomis street to their
new home at SO North Prospect street.
which they recently purchased.
In Probate Court Tuesday Beatrice
M. Winslow of Springfield. Mass. was
appointed Administrative of the estate
of Merrick T. winslow. late Of the same
city.
Miss Alice A. Rider of Pearl street.
who was graduated from the University
of Vermont last June. has entered the
Mary Fletcher Hospital Training School
for Nurses.
Miss Louise F. Beckwith has arrived
in this city and taken up her duties as
stewardess at the University of Vermont,
succeeding Mrs. Estele X. Donoway.
Miss Bernice Byington, U. V. NJ. 81, will
act as Miss Beckwith's assistant for the
present.
Seward Arnold and Alice L. Calkins
were quietly married at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred j. Howard. 3s Crombie
street Wednesday September Is. The Rev
c. c. Adams performed the ceremony
and Mrs. Adams played Mendelssohn's
wedding march.
The Bracket. Shaw e. Lunt Co. of
Boston. Mass. have filed in the office
OF the clerk of the county court writ
of attachment on the property of f. F.
Nash Of this city for the sum of $500.
v. A. Billiard appears as attorney for
the company.
Two young burglars, George Brown
and Frank Plant, who were taken into
custody Thursday morning and charged
with breaking into several stores in the
city, We're tried in city Court Friday
and sentenced to the State Industrial
School at Vergennes for the remainder
of their minority.
At meeting Of the University Senate
following the opening exercises yestcr
day morning. It was voted that the Turk
house recently purchased by the Uni
versity be hereafter known AS Sanders
Hall. in honor Of tho Rev. Daniel Clark
Sanders u. D., the first president of the
University of Vermont.
Friends Of Mrs. Clarence r.. Ellsbree
of Cambridge, Mass. formerly Miss
Fannie Bradlee of this city, will he
pleased TO learn that Mr.. and Mrs. Els
bree's apartment WAS damaged only by
smoke and water in the recent fire.
which destroyed the homes of several
families in Bromley court.
Miss Irene Hoyt McCuen and Leo II.
Steady were married at the home of the
bride. II Pine place. at II o'clock yester-
day morning by the Rev. w. +. Wilson,
pastor OF the First Baptist Church. They
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. O'Hearn.
brother-in-law and sister of the bride.
The young couple left on the noon train
for Rutland.
Miss Bertha Smith has been transferred
from the third grade at the Pomeroy
school to the fourth grade at the Ira
Allen street. and Miss Bertha Jackmar,
who has been teaching the fourth grade
at the Ira Allen school. will take tho
grade which Miss Smith left AT the
conCTOy SCIloci. DUH VIII tdht NY 'h'i
now assignments this morning.
A writ of attachment on the property
of c. A. Holly of Essex Center for the
sum Of $500, said to be owing to r. T.
Brown of Wlliston, was filed Mon
day in the office of the clerk of Chit
tenden county court. Borden's Con.
densed Milk Company of Richmond Is
named as trustee for Mr.. Holly. A. l.
for the
plaintiff.
Mrs. Estelle X. Donoway. who has been
for the past eight years the stewardess
at the University of Vermont, having
charge OF the tables at Commons Hall
and Grassmount, left this city the latter
part of last week, with her youngest
daughter. Frances, for Boston, where
Mrs. Donoway has accepted position
to manage the cafeteria of the r. II
White company.
Bishop A. c. A. Hall Of the Episcopal
Diocese Of Vermont. who has Just re.
turned from the Lambeth Conference
held in London. England arrived at his
home at Rock Point Tuesday night
Bishop Hall returned to this country or
board the steamship Canada" which
landed In Montreal Tuesday evening. ant
which was delayed four days on the tril
chiefly because of ice and fog.
The Vermont Tuberculosis associatio,
will have an exhibit, in cooperate,
with the Red Cross, at the State Fai
at White River Junction. The tuber
culosis section of the exhibit will con
sist of motion pictures so arrange
that they can be seen by daylight
The exhibit will be in charge of Mis-
Marie Schneider Of the local headquart
ers office Of the tuberculosis assocla
ton.
Friday, the 69th anniversary of tn
birth of the Rebekahs, was observed b.
Beatrice Rebekah Lodge, No. Go. \ shor
meeting was held in the evening, fol
lowed by musical program, as follows
Song, Miss Marjorie Butler reading
Mrs Hattie Winter; solo, Mr. Mcdonald
plano duct, Mrs. Van Stoinberg an
Mrs. Hodges. Refreshments were served
and dancing and cards were enjoye
until midnight.
Miss J.. Josephine Webster, field secre
tary OF the Vermont Childfen's Al
Society, Inc, returned the latter part q
last week from trip which include
Washington and Lamoille counties. Mis-
Webster IL making q search for goo
homes In which to place two 12-year-ol
girls. Anybody knowing of such home
would be doing a real service II the
would notify Miss Webster by calling tn
Office of the society. telephone 1927.
The fire department was called out o
a still alarm Saturday afternoon for