Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-23
FRANKLIN co UNI Y.
ST. ALBANS.

The officers elected by the Bellevue
Chapter Daughters of the American Rev
olution for the ensuing year are: Regent,
Mrs Edward Curtis Smith; registrar,
Mrs. T.. A. Chittoudcn; secretary, Mss
Eleanor Bailey; treasurer, Miss Helen
Ranlctt; programme committee, Mrs W.
H. II. Avery. Mrs. j. IL. Mimms and Miss
Juliettc y. Childs.
Mrs. Royce a. Smith died at her home
at Greon's Corners Wednesday. having
sustained slight stroke from which she
could not rally. She has been an invalid
for several years but has been no worse
this autumn. She leaves n husband but
no children.
Officers Alfred and Shackett were sum
monod to the Blocks Friday night at mid
night to settle row between Colored
man and woman. The two were up stairs
and got disputipg about a five dollar bill
and a pair of shoes, and from words they
proceeded to blows. In the melee the man
seized aN axe and as they reached the
street he struck the woman in the side OF
the head iuticting a wound which may
prove fatal. The man, whose name is
James Arlington, ran away before the Of
hccrs arrived and Sunday had not been
found. Everything was done to capture
him Friday nght, but ii is probable that
he skipped to Canada, getting good start
before the officers were called. Or DeS-
loges was summoned and made the wo-
toms wife says that they came from Bur
lington here about two weeks ago, and
intended TO return some time.
The annual meeting Of the Kings
Daughters Union was held at the Con-
grcgational chapel Monday evening. Mrs. +.
Stewart Stranahln presiding. 1t was
opened with the reading of the scripture
by Ms. G. l.. Cupron, and a prayer by
Mrs. Stranahan. The secrctary's report
was then read by Mrs $ II. Wood and 4
letter from the librarian, w. +. Buck. was
read by Mrs. Cap"1n. The report of the
treasurer, Miss NJ try Pom"roy showed
balance on hand OF $14S.27, oct. /, 1899 Mrs.
stephen Anderson gay" tho report for the
lecture committee of last year. The nom
mating committee. Mrs. I. 5. BoS wick.
Mrs. f. G. Smith and Mrs. G. l.. bingham
brought in the following names for oxecu-
two board, Mrs. c. l.. Capr1n, Mrs. j. g.
Pcaso Mrs. f. w. Smith. Mrs. e. c.
smith. Mrs. G. c. Barker Mrs. II. j.
Watson. Mrs. :. II. Wood, Mrs. l.. II.
Cobb Mrs T.. Stewart Stranahan, Mrs.
Fred Collins. Miss Minnie DunSmorc. Miss
Mary Pom ROY ana Miss Louise Brairerd.
The wedding Of Miss Anna Kingsley.
daughter of Edward Kingsley of this city
and Felix Vincent Of Montreal took place
at the Church OF the Holy Guardian An
gels Monday morning at o'clock, tho
Roy. G. f. Provost performing the ccre-
mony. The bride was attircd III dark
blue suit. She wore dark blue hat to
match the suit and carried white prayer
book Mr.. and Mrs Vincent left on the
CSC train for Montreal where they vii!
make their home
At the SURPRISE party given to Sheriff b.
X. Kelley by his gentleman friends Mon
day nisht a handsome police badge of gold
set with diamonds was presented to him.
The presentation speech was made by II.
Charles Royce. which was responded to
-. Ia, sfnstYs
The St Adams Board of Trade ret last
evening at tho City Court room to dis
cusS several projects Of interest connect
ed with the welfare of the city. The prin-
cipal question discussed was the REBUILD
ing Of the Wcldcn House, $1,000 having
been subscribed yesterday for the purpose.
II was decided in view of this fact that
the committee. the chairman Of which is
f. r. rWtchcll. should go right 10 work
and push the matter to the utmost extent
The prospect for the rebuilding j. more
encouraging than ii has been ut any time.
Siducy Cootc of Montreal was present to
submit the plans for the hotel which were
examined 10y the board. This was all the
business that was transacted.
Hon. and Mrs A. q. Stafford Of WASH
ington, II. G., have gone to Oshkosh,
where they are guests of DR.. ana Mrs.
". H. Ford They Will 90 to Salt Lake
city, Utah to spend the Winter. Mr. SAT-
,ri 81 tt., o1,r - ~ J., 90
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pi, tu ,. a,..,,j,,,r d. r,.o., 81
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EAST FAIRFIELD.
Matt so,,lo who boe hoor very, 81 IN
p,'.,'n rc,,,rn"d ,o HE homo b'ra I,st
SotIrIo,,-W n Morrill, retrr,,,d from
I'M N,as t,riI,,, MINK NJ. ns,1 NJ
~ - Ni,rbcll Of :, hiho,s nro ,,isi,ir,,
relatives in town.-Mrs. George Brrgin is
Narth., ColLurr has baon euffo,jncr ,bn
nast tyo voeI,s with a noinfuI folon on
bo. l.. r. ba,,d ,,ut is now, n,ucb bstt,,. -.
school closed Iost Erridav-Nr ANA Mrs
q II Rixford and son oscar AZ Jichrate
/ ,.ieitod roIoti,.a. ana friond, IN ,r,r,,, in.t
vcak Mr. and Mrs G. R.,d nrd
dan.,btcr visited ., Uirbpate avon SUNDAY
The Ladies', Ala enriitv moi win Mr.
J7deon VOLS l,s, ,rhursd,v af,ernonn
BAKERSFIELD
~ = ohlth ol heNlu'ro was IN
town oaIuruaS oh BUSINESS ana
starter lor nome WIN pair OF
Spiflt'd young nolSes' ror some
reGS"" NOT known the horses became VA
mahaEeanle' ran away a'lu thre" MR.
smith OUT OF the wagon on the iroz, !
Gf"uhd' ne was quI,e seriously CUT anu
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