Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-02-05
CITY NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs Henry A. McCauley, Sun
day at Mortified.
Mrs. S. II. watkins. wife of the rector
of st. PauIs. who is i'll with pneumonia
In New York, is said to have passed the
crisis and to be out of danger.
Mr.. and Mrs Glenn A. wilkins of Nor
risville are the parents of baby boy,
born at the Mary Fletcher hospital Sat
urday night.
Frank C. Lyon has sold to Ralph S.
Cutting the house at 355 South Union
known as the w. W. Walker house. which
Mr.. Lyon recently purchased
Mrs. Lucille Seymour and William Cur
ley we're married at st. Joseph's Church
at $50 O'Clock Thursday morning by
Monsignor Jerome NJ. C.oarec.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Monniere. and
two children, of 452 North avenue. and
Gerald zeno, brother of Mrs. Monniere.
left Friday for Denver, Col, where
they intend to make their home.
In probate court yesterday there were
settlements and DEGREES in the estates
of Jennie Rosenberg and John Bleau,
both late of Burlington. The will of
. Frank w. Elliott. late of this city. was
filed for probate.
r. B. Lee son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Dolan Of South Union street, has Just
been elected director of the New York
State Association of Retail Lumber, Sash
and Door Statesmen. at convention held
In Syracuse. Mr.. Lee resides In Utica.
DR.. Edmund l.. Desautels has received
notice Of his appointment dental ex-
aminer for Chittenden county of the
United States Public Health Service of
ht,,xx 1s.F off Foo
is located at East Allen street. Wnooski
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O'Brien Of
Newark. n. j., have returned to Newark
after spending their honeymoon in this
city at the home of the groom's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. OBrien of IS Hayward
street. They were married at st. Leo's
Cathedral in Newark by the Rev. Father
Flanagan.
r. NJ. Douglass, a brother of James
Douglass of Essex junction and a
brother-in-law of the late Albert C..
Spaulding of this city, has just been
Farm Loan association of Los Angeles,
Cal. Mr.. Douglass resides in Covna, q
suburb of Los Angeles
More than so employees of the w. g.
Reynolds company enjoyed a sleigh-ride
ly after the store closed. There they en-
joyed a chicken supper followed by dane
ing, katz's orchestra furnishing the mu-
sic. The chaperons were Mrs. L. Bod-
gett and Miss Adele Morrill,.
At the annual meeting of the Young
Women's Hebrew association, held at the
Hebrew Free school Sunday afternoon,
the following officers We're elected: Pres
ident, Miss Rose Levin; secretary. Miss
Mabel Samueson; treasurer, Miss Fannie
Rothman; chairman of the entertainment
committee, Miss Eva Flax. Refreshments
were served.
An apron and necktie leap year party
will be given under the auspices of ,
Daughters Of Isabella at the Van Ness
House Friday evening, February G. Dane
ing will be enjoyed from nine until one
o'clock. The chaperones for the evening
will be Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Dover, Mr..
md Mrs. T.. j. Beaupre, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
6. Leary and Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Daigle,
The Leader Evaporator company of
Burlington has entered in Chittenden
county court, through its attorney, c. p.
Cowles, suit to recover the sum OF
$500 from A. S. Black of Guilford. Others
summoned to appear in the case as trus-
tees are L. f. Aldrich and Ray Gates
of Guilford and Earl Henry of Brattle-
boro.
Maxwell Hatch of Groton filed A peti-
ton in banlkruptcv Thursday The
liabilities are $500 and his assets 5000.
The only assets given are eight shares
of stock in the Groton Telephone COM
pany at a par value of S25 each. The
biggest liability is a note for 81 600. which
is now in the form of a Judgment in
Caledonia county court.
In probate court Friday the wills of
Electa p Rugg and John Moylan late
Of Milton and Burlington respectiyely
were presented for proof. There were
settlements and DEGREES in the estates of
Amelia NJ Parmelee late of Colchest err
Eva Clark, late of South Burlington.
Henry Geiger, late of Burlipg: on. and
Ellen NJ. Percival, late of Jericho.
az iiieetins thursday evening OF the
assist Miss Terril In the support of a
Serbian girl at the university 1t Is hop
ed that through the club all men who
have been students at the university may
be given opportunity to contribute. Mrs
Votey. Mrs. Tinkham and Mrs Crane
are the committee which has the work
in charge.
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