Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-02-16

Virgins and instead of risking his "repua
TON on a single definite prophecy, wi
strlng out a lot OF general predictions over
whele month, as Ncnnor does, and thus en-
sure the fulfilment of one or two of them
, The directors of the Queen City Parl
association, at their annual meeting in thi
Guy, last week, made appropriations Tor com
plotting the buildings at the park begun las
Summer aud for the erection of others. Tn
annual camp-mccting will begin August 1871
AMI last until September 10Th. Emincn
Speakers from different parts of the countr,
VIII be present, and everything possible vii
D, done for the comfort and convenience o
AL who may attend the camp meeting.
The State Agricultural Society and til,
Champlain Valley Fairassociation Withhold
JOINT fair at Howard Park on Monday, Tues
day, wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sep
TENDER lO-ll next. Last year our fair asso
oiatlon gave the use of the grounds free
ms year the two organizations will pay
Nl3Uo Tor the use of the grounds and not cx'
cecdlng 500 additional for insurance, taxes,
ana icpalrs-an arrangement much more ia.
vorablc for the Champlain Valley associa-
| ton.
An exchange well says Continuous adj
Vertls'ng brings much larger returns in pro-
lhodic advertising. Nearly every business
has its 'dull season." during which good
advertisement will do faithful work, day and
night, rain and shine, in famlliariziug con-
sumers with the name, location and special
les or advantages of the advertiser. When
the lime to buy comes, he rcaps the benefit
OF all this seed-sOwing, unless he has made
the mistake of stopping his advertisement, and
it can not be found when the purchaser looks
for full particulars"
AT the coming city election Mayor is to
be elected to succeed Hon. 10 ID. Hatch.
anu City Judge TO succeed Seneca uasel.
ton. In the First ward an Alderman is to
be chosen TO succeed II. Eugene Sibley and
a school Commissioner to fill out John w.
N3rtons uneNpircd term-one year. In the
Second ward, Alderman George c. Briggs's
successor and School Commissioner L. b.
ora $ successor are to be chosen In the
lhlrd ward, a successor TO Alderman II. n.
Dflry is to be chosen. In the Fourth ward,
a successor is 10 be chosen ID Alderman A. S.
Drew and to School Commissioner Rev
Dr George u. Stafford. In the Fifth ward, an
Alderman is to be chosen to succeed Archi
paid Taylor and u School Commissioner TO
succeed julius W. Russell. Besides these
ward officers are 10 be elected in all the
wards, and votes cast for County Commits
sioner.
Al inc annual session OF the Grand Lodge
|; y. y. F. our townsman Gen. William W.
Henry was elected Grand Master II. l..
Stillson OF Bennington was elected DEPUTY
Grand Master 5. G. Putnam, Rutland
Grand Warden; Henry NJ Currier Brattle.
moro, Grand Secretary; Il II. Robinson.
DERBY Line, Grand Treasurer: Samuel Big
wood Wiroosh, Grand Chaplain; Hon.
George II. Bigclow of this city, Grand Rep.
rtschtatlve. The Order has made a net gain
tnc past year in the cncampment branch of
y" Grand Lodge department 50, and the lat
ttr now numbers 1900, with 30 Lodges The
o,ranu Encanpmcut elected these officers
~ ". L., IL. }; Rctting; G.. IL. p, j. A.
Parker; G. ;. W, Thomas Failey of this
city, Grand Scribe, j. X. Egcrton. Trens.
urGr, H. Il. Thaycr; &. ". j., II. L. Ran
dali
The adjourned meeting of III, Champlain
Valley Association at civ Court room wan, wms
called to order by the president, Colonel lie
q. Il. Cannon, at 10 o'clock, Thursday morn
ing The committee on finance was called
upon 20 report and presented the following
by its chairman. Col. Mcr
nm our committee recommend that the
halnplain Valley Association issue SIC, COO
Uonus OF the association, secured by lien
on thcir property with insurance assigned
iol the benefit OF the boudh olders. and with
coupons attached, payable Oct 1st, annual
W. Ill the rate OF not exceeding six per cent
per ahhlm The whole or any part of these
bonds may be redeemed, at the option of the
company at any time two years after the
issue oil the same, on or after the first day of
october IN any succeeding year." This re-
commentator of the committee was accent
cd ana adopted by unanimous vote of the
stockholders. II was then decided by vote
OF the stockholders TO repeal section No. II
OF The by laws, 10 which exception had been
taken, and substitute in its place, to read MS
section II, the following mo debt or
obligation whatever shall be con.
tractcd by the board of direct ors in excess of
me amount OF the funded debt of SO, 900.
II was moved and carried that the auditors
be requested 10 audit and settle the lrcasur
Ell account as speedily as possible. The
meeting then adjourned,