Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-15
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
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pcrance lectures and speeches in the
districts. Mrs. r. II. Kellogg, Mrs. H. II.
Elliott and Mrs =. A. Smith were elected
to write u letter of appeal to the wives,
sist crS and mothers of the voters TO use
their influence in having their husba nds,
brothers and sons vote against the saloon
law
The Waterbury National bank held its
annual business meeting Tuesday for
the election of officers. Following Is II
list of the directors W. +, Dillingham;,
]. II. Hastings OF Waitshclds ~. a.
Hodges Of Richmond. NJ. G. Canerdy, j.
w Moody. G. l.. Mcmahon OF stowe.
and j. r. Shipmnn. At the directors
meeting W. L. Dillingham; was elected
president and II. A. Hodges. vice-pi csi-
dent.
At the reception given to the Rev. u.
j. Mailett he was presented with a SOLID
silver pitcher and cup by his parish, The
new priest the Rev Thomas Leonard. ex-
poets to begin his duties in the Waterbury
parish next Sunday. This will be his first
charge, having only recently been ordain-
ed
Miss Matte Hodge is unable to at
tend to her school duties because of ILL
ness.
Miss Alice Stevens. who has been a
student Of the high school the last year,
has entered the Burlington Business Col
lego.
Carl w. Guptil. who has been working
in New York. has returned to his old
position in New Haven, Conn.
The Subordinate Lodge Of odd Fellows
held their annual installation of officers
at their lodge rooms on Mniu street Tues
day evening. Following Is n list of the
officers: ". c., f.. F.. JoslNn; Y. c.,
James Hattie; secretary, 9. &. Graves;
treasurer. \. L. Foster; warden. w B.
Clark; conductor. f. I. Griffin; r. = n.
c., II. Johnson; ], s. y. O.. 6. +. Crane;
J.. S V. G.. H. Marshall: l.. s. V. c.,
+. F. Savage; r. $. S, \. Moulton; J..
s. 3, G. l.. Morse, inside guardian, j. 4.
Fife: chaplain, r. b. Crossett, District
Deputy Grand Marshall Grout Of Mont
pcler installed the officers
Or. James was In Burlington on bust
ness Yesterday.
! Fred Cooley, who has been confined TO
the house 10y illness for several days,
is able to be out again.
! NJ. +. Stranahan and NJ. {. Kennedy
vtvc closed their partnership in the
clothing business and Mr.. Stranahan Is
to continue tho business under the firm
name of Stranahan q Co
\. H. Smith was in Boston on bust
ness Yesterday.
]. W. Jackson, nurse at tho hospital
is spending two weeks vacation at his
home in Morrisvillc.
! The Rev Thomas Leonard, the new
priest in the Catholic parish. has arrived
/ in town. He is to board at tn. American
House for the present ana have his Of
flee at the parsonage.
The foundation work on James tIattie's
new business block is nearly completed
The ROOT of the opera house is being
tarred This roof has been troublesome
one as ii has continually leaked, al
| though several times tarred.
! Mrs. J. S. Ratchelder entertained seN.
cral ladies at whist last night
Miss Bertha Conant, an emplOyc in the
office of the Waterbury Record, is visiting
in burlington.
Miss G. e. Corlcy has opened hor mil
! lincry parlors after a tow days illness.
/ The singing school which is held in thc
school house han every Friday evening
was held last night on account of :
promenade to be held Friday evening il
the hall.