Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-02-26
CITY NEWS

day 10 Mr.. and Mrs B. O. Stevens Of 100
Colchester. avenue.
Or C. F. Dalton has bought Of II. s.
Howard the former T." L. Lord house on
south Willard street.
An ciEht-pound son wss born Thurs
day afternoon at the Spa-hawk sanitari-
TN TO Mr. and Mrs. Robert j. Adsit Of "A
Adsit court
,1-r'ar6 Win'erbottom of burlington
ans Nerna Tucker of Nergennes ware
nailioo saturday evening at :hc Baptist
parsonage by the Rev. james 8. B-alter
Fran: e. Hollis and Agda f.. Carlstrom
-" this city were ,l!;ed in marriage San
day afternoon at five o'clock ~ 80
summit street ~ the Rev James $
B"aier.
Nr. and M~r. ". j. Maurice Of Abari;
aye the parents Of IL daughter, .Tarst
Louise. horn February TO- Nrg Nauri @
wa. hefoce rer marriage. Frances La Id
OF thiE city.
IL p-obate court Thursday there were
settlements and DEGREES in tho estates
ot Mary A. YORK, late of Bolton. Ernest
A. Penney, late OF SheIhnrue. and Cart
ton Beecher Steteon, late OF Burlington.
WITS. - n NeEt BIlU at -"
ct n North Prospect street lc!t FRI
cay for Morrsv,,lc. where thcy were
called BY the desti % Harold Dodge.
Mrs Dodge WAS Miss Pauline X cnt. for
merry Of this city.
Two more foreign" born ncrsons wore
admitted to full citizenship IL United
States court yesterday. They wore two
soldiers from Fort Ethan Alien and
bring the total number 20 be admitted
At this session Of court up TO ~
Clifton Kelley and Miss Agnes Thaycr
we're quietly married setr,cs,.' n Boston
and are visiting Mi. and Mrs. y \.
Buchner for a few days. after Which they
will go 10 Montreal and then re:utr %
Barre. whore MIR. Kelley nas 4 position.
In probate court Friday the will of
Monsignor jerome NJ. Cloarer. late 90
Burlington, was presented fon proof.
The will Of John Moylan, late - Eir-
Iington. vas proved. A license 20 sell
real estate in the estate of Thomas Mon
geon, late of Winooski, was issucd.
Tire IA nily of J. A. Teller Of Little
Rock. Ark. has rented the cottage al
Cedar Beach for next summer that was
occupied last season by Philip Timpsor
and family. Mrs. Teller is q niece of
before marriage.
The grand jury reported Ic true bills
in the United states court yesterda
morning and was discharged. The jury
went through a lot of work in re-
markably short time 1t is expected
that one or two respondents will plead
in court to-day.
In probate court Tuesday the will Of
Frank w. Elliott. late of Burlington. was
proved The Waterbury Savings Bank
& Trust Co. was appointed executor, while
C. +. Cowles and H. II. Shurelt, both o!
this city, will serve as commissioners and
appraisers. The will of Flora T. Colby
late of this city. was presented for proof
Miss Ida Brownell, who has beer
teaching in Willamstown. is i'll will
the influenza. 1t is reported that about
GO of the 100 pupils of the school there
f,.c i'll and the school is closed. In ad
dltion to the school children many OF
the adults in the town are i'll and there
is only one physician to care for their
all.
The children of the Home for Destitute
Children Monday celebrated Washing
toms birthday. The dining room was
decorated for the affair with colorcd lights
and other effect. George and Marths
Washington were there. dressed in the
colors, and the children sang natona
airs and pledged themselves to thei
country.
voluntary petition in bankruptcy wal
fled Tuesday in the Office of the clerl
of the United States court by Howard
C. Stevens of Waterbury, who has assets
of SIS. claimed exempt. and liabilities o
$3,4OO. These consist Of note for ST. 400
which is held by G.. A. Morse of Water
bury, and another for s., 900, held by Glenn
Stevens of the same place.
Cards have been received, in the cit.
announcing the marriage of Mrs. Flor
ence Newell Pease to Captain Franz
Taylor Chambers. who is a captain il
the civil engineering department of tn
United States navy. Mrs. Chambers will
be remembered in Burlington as Mis-
Florence Newell The wedding tool
place in Washington, D. C.
Miss Rena B. Kingman was pleasant
surprised by several of her friends wit
miscellaneous shower Thursday eve
ming at the home of Miss Hazel A. Cole
Ia Loomis street. in honor OF her ap
preaching marriage to Raymond r. Hurl
burt of Shelburne road. Music was on
joyed during the evening by the guests
Maple sugar on snow was served.
complaint and variant in bastard
was entered Tuesday In Chittende
county court, the complainant hein
Ursula Piche of Winooski. while Kennel
Ashley of Essex Junction is the respond
ent. The respondent appeared befoi
Judge Jed p. Ladd in city court Oh Eel
ruary 90 and bail was fixed at $4n0, whic
was furnished by the respondent, wit
Martin S. Villas as surety
Rigny NJ Tabor of Alburg. farme
filed a petition in voluntary banl
ruptcy yesterday in the office of tn
clerk of the United States court. II
assets are given as 1862, of which SO.
is claimed exempt, and his liabiliti'
s572. Most of these are book a.
counts. Henry j. Blair of Alburg b'
ing the heaviest creditor. He is il
Tolved 10 the extent of $500
TWO delinquent girls Louise and Flo
ence Pratt. were sentenced to the Indu
trial school Saturday in city court. The
were brought in by Truant Officer Bra
One was IA and the other II years of ag
A short time ago they were excluded fro
Nazareth school because of their condu
and the filthy condition they were /
They then went to the Wheeler schoc
who're the district nurse tool. up the cas-
The Howard 2s,ief society will WELDON
donations of clothing for children III
suDply the h,lil1inp 10 erhouSta d