Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-06-03
CITY NEWS


settlement and decree in the estate of
George Lascll. late of Underhill.
Martin S. Villas will be a candidate for
denomination to the state Senate at the
September primary election.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Kelley informs the
Free Press that she is seeking legal sep
aration and not a divorce from her hus-
band.
A. II. LsBounty, who has been manag-
ing the Winslow market. yesterday pur-
chased the same and will continue the
business
Word has been received of the birth OF
a daughter on May 30 to Mr.. and Mrs.
P. L. Roby of Cambridge. Mass. formerly
of Burlington.
Miss Florence Hill Of this city was
graduated Friday from the Boston
University School OF Education. having
completed two years course
In probate court Thursday, there was
a settlement and decree in the estate or
Edgar w. Burritt, late of burlington;
the will of Jackson Miller. late OF VIII
liston, was proved.
Mrs. Josephine Delisle Of II Spruce
street and Clement Deleback OF GO B'ed-
get street were married at st. Joseph's
Church at $40 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing by the Rev. J. A. Lacouture,
Assistant Judge C. A. Barber of Bur-
iington and Assistant Judge c. II. Hay
den Of Riverside announce that they VIII
be candidates for reelection to their
present Offices at the September pri-
maries.
Miss Alma Lafond of so Archibald
street and Jerry M. Dapo of Plattsburgh,
". Y, were married at st. Joseph S
Church Monday morning at eight
O'Clock by the Rev J. A. Lacouture.
They were attended by Miss Irene La
fond and Louis Bissonette.
Miss Mabel Racicot of 217 Emwood
avenue and Francis Provost of Hayward
street were married at St. Ioseph's
Church Monday morning at seven
O'Clock by the Rev. ]. NJ. Heriouet of st
Michael's College. They were attended
by william Provost and Arthur Racicot,
Miss Loretta A. Sears. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Theodore Sears of 50 Ware
street and Frank Harold Bowler of ~
North Champlain street were married a
st. Joseph's Church at eight o'clock Tues
day morning by the Rev. ]. A. La
couture They were attended by Mis-
Beatrice Center and Fred Goulet.
The divorce petition of Lillian NJ Nal
lory Martin Mallory was granted II
County Court Friday morning on tn
grounds of desertion, ii being stated tina
the husband had been gone and unhcar
from for period of seven years. War
rem r. Austin presented the case for TIL
petitioner
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Carr. formerly {
Portland Me-, but now of Burlington
left yesterday for a wedding trip to Bo'
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Carr who was Mis-
Mary L. Stone of Portland, were mai
ried at White River junction May
After a short visit in Boston they will r.
turn to this city and will live on Sout
Union street.
Word has reached Burlington that De
la NJ. Bacon of this city and NJ. S. Nj
Leod. "A senior at the Medical Collcg
and a resident of Somervile, Mass, wei
united in marriage May u by the Re
j. p. Cole at Plattsburgh, n. y. The
will reside at Il Brookes avenue unit
the completion Of Mr. McLeod's work
the Medical College.
Miss Sarah A. Martin and Miss Haz
Pease were given Il farewell supper at tt
Converse School Thursday by ts
teachers of the school The banqu
table was tastefuly decorated with a.
pie blossoms. and informal toasts We
School next Fall, while Miss Pease W
teach in Middlebury.
Kenneth Toppin and Hyland Byers. sc
ders from Fort Ethan Allen, were a
rested Friday afternoon by Shcri
James H. Allen on the charge of adute
and taken before Judge Frank l.. III
: in County Court, where each was Sc
fenced to serve not less than six mont
nor more than l. months, in the Iiou
of Correction at Windsor.
jeremiah Willette. who was convict
In City Court few days ago of cav
dropping, was ordered committed to j
Tuesday and has begun his sentence
80 days. When the outcome of the tr
announced, Willette, who had tax
exceptions, appealed to the Supre
Court. On thinking it over. howev
he decided to serve his sentence
The fire department was called
twice Sunday afternoon for brush fir
The first was on Rock Point and
rious damage was done The second "
much more severe and the firemen w
busy for nearly two hours out bcyc
Starr Farm beach. The fire had e
start and damaged some timber. I
property is owned by number of peoI
Joseph Barry and Peter Depelteau
two men who were brought to Burling
from Morrsve May "a, charged "
Illegally transporting two 10-gallon X
of high wine, appeared Thursday Def
United States Commissioner J. J. Enri
and were released on bail of 800 ca
the bail for Barry being furnished by
r. Ladd and that for Depeltcau by NJ.
Leary.
Mrs. Lillian II. Olzendam and Miss .
Bachelor have leased the apartment
800 Pearl street, occupied by Alymcr
Shufelt, and will live there when in t
during the summer. Suffrage headq'
tiers will be maintai ned in their ap
ment during their stay in Burling
Mrs. Olzendam and Miss Batchelder h
spent the last two months at the II
Vermont
NJ. d. Chittenden. superintendent
schools has appointed Mrs. j. j. III
to serve on the playground comm
empowered to draw up a program
increa sed recreational facilities in
lington this summer in place of
j. Holmes Jackson. who has asked
be excused from service on the com
tee, as, she is to be out of the city f
part of the summer.
The annual meeting of the Grad
Nurses association was held MOI