Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-11-05
WATERBURY.

The Vermont A. C. conference began its
session at the A. c. Church "Wednesday
evening. with a good attendance OF min
listers and Delegates The opening sermon
was preached by Elder J. II. s. Pillsbury
of Unity, n. H.. taking for his subject
Love" lie began his sermon by saying
My text is love, my theme is love, my
firstly. secondly and thirdly Will be love-
Yesterday morning business session was
held. In the afternoon Elder w. H. john
son Of Nershire, delivered a sermon tax
ing for his topic "A Successful Voyage.
Last evening Elder A. H. Bissell of West
field. Mass, delivered a sermon from the
subject. THE Unknown Cod"
The business meeting of the A. &. con-
ference convened at nine o'clock Friday
and after some routine business the FOL
lowing officers were elected for the year
ensuing President. Elder w. Fl. Blount,
Sugar Hill n. H.; vice president, Elder
L. G. Lord, North Shrewsbury: secretary
and treasurer, T. T. Farrell ministerial
committee, Elder W II. Blount, Elder o.
r; Eeckwith, North Springfield: Elder
J. II. 9. Pilsbury. Unity, N H.; State COM
mittee, Elder w. G. knowlton, Water
bury Elder f. l.. Richardson. Vershire;
W. c. Bugbee, Bridgewater; f. A. Gibbs,
Waterbury; Daniel Johnson. Nershre,
State evangelist, Mrs NJ c. McKinstry,
Richford. business agent. Mrs. NJ c. Nc
Kinstry Richford; fraternal delegates
to the International A. c. convention,
Elder w. G. knowlton; New hampshire
conference, Elder +, l.. Richardson. Yer
shire; 11oosac Valley conference, Elder
T. G. Lord, North Shrewsbury; Massa-
chusetts conference, Elder j. r. s. Pills
bury, Unity, N. H.: Maine conference,
Elder j. 7. McLucas Waterbury; dele
gates to the American Publishing and
other Advent societies of Boston, Mrs.
NJ McKinstry, Mrs. Alice Blount and Ell
der ". II. Blount of Sugar Hill, N. II. {;
auditor, A. L. Densmore Bethel.
Cortez Atkins became dissatisfied with
the way the school was conducted in his
district, and took the responsibility of at
| tempting to correct matters by calling
| at the boarding place of the teacher Miss
Rooney He called her outdoors and used
| vile, profane and obscene language to her
| Upon complaint of Grand Juror Moody
| Atkins was arrested and plead guilty to
! breach of the peace and was fined ii and
| costs amounting to &C.
| Albert Levanaway was arrested Satur-
| day afternoon by Sheriff Robinson for
breach of tho peace which grew out OF a
! dispute over a brick kiln with the Water
| bury Brick company. h. r. Evans. the
| junior member Of the firm tried to revenge
his madness by pounding and choking Mr.
! Levanaway in Evans & Byan's drug stor,
Saturday afternoon. Mr. Lcvanaway APP
pealed the case until Wednesday. He Is
to fight the case.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Whitehill who
have been in New York and Boston for
a few days. have returned,
The Philomathcan club will observe Red
Letter day on November instead of the
11th The Rev. +. &. Kellogg is to ad'
dress the society upon the subject, The
Russian Bear and the Dragon of Cathay.
Mrs. r. j, Cofrey and daughter of Ben
nington are spending few days at the
home OF G. J. Burnham.
Myron Rood Of Stowe Hollow has moved
into the David Manning house. He Is tc
work for 3. c. Wheeler.
Charles Palmer has gone to Boston tc
work in n drug store.
Frank Griffin Is to move In few days
to his farm in Waterbury Center,
Mrs. Nellie Bates has resigned her po
sition at the telephone ONCE.