Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-11-14

and installed the newly elected officers.
The local court has been Christencd the
Fanny Allen Court. The following is the
list of the officers elected and installed :.
Chief ranger e. c. Allard: vice chief rang
or, Louis Alapa; recurding secretary. Ste
phen Cannon; financial secretary, Henry
Dubuc; treasurer, Frank H. Graves: senior
conductor Henry Duprat; junior conduc-
tor Nelson Gonyeau; inside sentinel, Geo.
Caulhon; outside sentinel John Fla tin
trustees, Joseph n. Bergeron, Hugh Fin
negan and John Burke; medical examiner,
Or. Sheehan, and chaplain, Rev. J. B.
whitaker
The net proceeds of the French fair re-
Gently held in Convent hall were $G97
Miss Mamie Cannon has returned from
Montpelier, where she was visiting her
sister for few days.
DIR. l.. T.. Burdick and daughter, Flor
ence. have returned from the South. where
they visited the Cotton Exposition at At
lsnta.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sullivan are re-
ioicing over the birth Of bouncing baby
boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mongeon are also
happy over the advent of a big boy.
Israel Companion and his family. who
live on ST. Peter street, narrowly escaped
escaping gas from the heater. The family
| retired to bed at the usual time Mr.. Com
panon had put some fresh coal on the
| stove and shut off the draft and left the
stove door open. They woke up i'm the
morning to find themselves in dazed con-
dltion and received several bruises from
falling.
WESTFORD.
Del Robinson and wife are visiting
! friends and relatives in town.-Most of the
schools in town closed Friday. In school
/ No. there were II pupils who had no
marks Their names are as follows: Lille
Barkyoumb, Louisa Bartyoumb. Lizzie
cobb. Clara King. Matte Stewart, Carrie
Stone, George Cobb, Irving cobb. Ray
. Cobb, Ralph Corliss, Ralph orion. Roy
orion Fred Perry. George Perry, Morton
Reynolds, Carol Stone, Roy Barkyoumb.
! Ralph COrliss was absent one day on &C
I count of sickness only two pupils were
tardY.-Andrew J. Slade spent a few days
in town last week.--R. e. Galusha Of
Jericho was in town last week working for
the establishment OF a grange and secured
a large number of uames.-trank Macon
Der OF Springfield, Mass. is in town.-Mr.
and Mrs. Cushman. who have been visiting
at DR.. Jennes, left town Thursday
George Hall returned to St. Adams Mon
daY.-Mrs. r. b. Fay and Mrs. II. n. Ma
conlbcr returned from Pawet Thursday.
WGILIsTON.
II. Bushnell went to MiddeburY
Wednesday to meet his wife who has been
visiting with Mrs. Oatman in Orange, \.
I j. They Will return home Saturday.
| Frank Clark was at home over Sunday
The society OF Kings Daughters met with
Mrs. G. ID. Warren last Friday. They are
to give an entertainment in the near
future.-Mrs. Stephen Hildreth visited her
sister. Mrs George Goodrich last week.
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Inc w. {. i. |. meets with Mrs. Ruth
| Sin'lal ms week.-Mrs.. Oliver Edwards
was buried on Wednesday from the Metho-
DIST church.-The band boys gave dance
at @ y. r. hall on Wednesday, evening.
About Is couples were present.-T Whip
pie has made quite an Improvement on his
hotel, having made an addition of four
/ new rcoms.-Nill Houghton and family
! ne staying with Mrs. Goodwin.-Prof
lCber meets with n company of musc-lov-
Te Ter ,s'-Isaoc Austin remains in very
was buried on Nedoa .dq,, frnn, rho aToti,o
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