Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-08
CITY NEWS

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son. John Wheeler, was born July
to MIR. and Mrs John Reynolds of
Alburg. Mrs. Reynolds will be rcmem-
bered as Miss Ethel Wheeler of this
tity.
Judge f. c. Mower, for the last II years
director Of the Burlington Trust COM
pany. has severed his connection with that
Institution and has opened a law office
In the Howard National Bank building
Fred J. Cummings, Jr of Marble avenue
md Miss Della Trembley of Cherry street
wero married Monday morning at st.
Mary's Cathedral by the Very Rev. j. +.
ellis. They left for a wedding trip to
Montreal.
Frederick Drury. who Is well known
IN Burlington, having been a former resi-
dent here, is ono of the instructors for
the Norwich cadets now located at Fort
Ethan Allen. Lieutenant Drury is
graduate of West Point
In Probate Court yesterday the will OF
George c. Bicknell. late of Jericho, was
filed for probate. There were settlements
and DEGREES in the estates of William A.
Pollard, late of Underhill. and Susan @.
Caswell late of Williston.
Dr. w. n. LAWS Tean AT inc SunudN
morning service Sunday the letter Of ac-
ceptance from the Rev. William Freder-
lex Wilson, who will become pastor of
tho Baptist Church. assuming his new pas
torate the first Sunday in September.
In probate court Friday, a license
To sell real estate was issued in the estate
OF Dolly A, Porter, late of Colchester.
There were settlements and DEGREES in the
estates of Henry Russin. late of Under
hill, and Hannah n. Page, late of Essex
The marriage Of Miss Cecilia Carrigan
OF Pittsford who was graduated from
the University last week. and Thomas r.
McGarry of Rutland. a junior medical
student has been announced. Both were
students at the University when the mar
rage took place.
Two teachers who have just been placed
by the Vermont State Teachers Bureau
are: Miss S. Barbara Allen of South Hero.
who will teach primary grade in Beecher
Falls next year; and Miss Ethel s. Mar
tin of Bradford, who will teach in the
Canaan High School.
The month of June showed fewer deaths
In Burlington than in any month for
many years. There were only Is deaths.
and one Of these was accidental The
oldest person to die was So another was
-, and there were six others in the los
There were very few deaths Of infants
compared with the average month.
The taxable costs on the Turril and
wellinger side of the st. George contro-
versy amount to $3.50 and on the Hns
dale and Peet side $71.56. These sums
pay only the witnesses, the magistrate
and tho stenographer. In addition. come
the charges for briefs attorneys fees anC
many other expenses. which result from
the controversy over the March election
f. A. Isham Of this city and II. A. Booti
Of Vergennes. State game wardcns. have
returned from trip through the trou
streams of Belvidere and Montgomer,
where they arrested five offenders fo
catching understood trout. In every cast
a conviction was secured and fines paid
The fish and game wardens are keepin.
a strict lookout for violators Of the fish
ing laws this season.
The Rev l. c. Smart. Mrs. Smart anr
their daughter. Margaret. left thu
city Monday morning for Bustin's Island
Casco Bay, Maine, where they will spenc
several weeks of Dr. Smart's vacation
Mrs. NJ II. Buckham of this city is al
ready at Bustin's island for the summer
DIR. Smart will make trips TO other place
before returning to Burlington about thu
first Of September.
George S. Howe of this city received
telegram yesterday from his brother
G. c. McCabe Howe, of lima, Ohio tina
his wife, who was daughter of the lat
A. c. Barnes Of Mexico, Mo, died sud
denly Tuesday evening. Mrs. Howe
survived by her husband and one daugh
ter, Marion. Interment will be at Mexico
Mo-. this afternoon. c. c, McCabe How
To- -l,x.
time, about 1897,
Asaph Joseph Younes of this city
seeking a divorce from Rose Bur
Younes. now Of parts unknown, on III
grounds of adultery and intolerab
severity. according to papers filed yes
terday in Chittenden County Cour
These papers state that the couple wa
married on December IS, 1903.
Mount Lebanon, Syria, in Asia The
lived together in Burlington fro
January ], 1908. until May /, 1919.
r. o. Stafford abs been appointe
to the position of general passenGt
and freight agent of the Rutland raj
road. those two departments havir
been consolidated. Mr.. Stafford CONF
from the Michigan Central Ralroa
]. G. Hackett will be the assistant gel
eral agent while George Cassidy wi
be the assistant general freight ager
Both of these men were in the emplc
OF the Rutland when appointed
these positions, They took up the
duties July !.
George F.. Whitney and party of
left Sunday noon in a special car 4
Cleveland and Toledo, Ohio. where tn
will witness the grand circuit races. T
main object of the trip is to see {
performance of Symbol S. Forest, gel
ing purchased by Mr.. Whitney last wi
ter. The horse is entered in the fast pa
ing stakes for 16 races on the crcu
Thomas W. Murphy will be the driver
Mr.. Whitney again this season. T
horse was obtained in Oklahoma. 7
party will be gone about two weeks.
More people went to Montreal Saturd
and Sunday noon in a special car
two days in the history of Burlingtt
according to the railroad men. On I
trains bound north it was almost impt
sble to get a seat and by no means OF
half of the people went by rail las me
went by machines. City Clerk Corl'
Chief of Police Russell and others we
besieged by those who wanted letters O.
tifying to the effect that they were ci
zens of the United States, so that tn
would have no trouble in returning.
Albert Marx and Jacob Perelman
this city werc 6ned S4OO each in nj