Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-02-09
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amount received for butter during the
past year was $i7,s1s.90.
The Reynolds Nlc(1innis real estate
agency partnership terminated recently
and 1t was mutually agreed not to re-
new the partnership and J. $. Reynolds
Is continuing the business under the
name of the Reynolds Real Estate COM
pany.
meeting of the State Court, Catholic Or
der of Forcsters. which is TO be held here
Tuesday, February u. are nearing COM
plction. The State court will meet at 10
a. IN. in Foresters' hail for the purpose of
receiving reports from the deputy high
chief ranger and subordinate courts. to
act upon any appeals that may he taken
and pay bills for the running expenses
of the order. The officers of the State
court are as follows: Spiritual director,
the Rev. j. ID. Shannon of Middlebury;
chief ranger. John Calvin of Brattlc-
boro; vice-chief ranger. Louis Alapa of
Winooski; secretary. Thomas Austin Of
Rrattlcboro: treasurer, r. w. Sault of
Essex Junction: directors, Alfred Lccour
of Burlington, Thomas Farrell of Island
Pond, ]. ii. Talbot of Ncrthfield, the
Rev. I. A. Vczina of Shoreham and Il.
II. Cuson of Lyndonvile. The business
will occupy most of the day. In the early
part of the evening the reception to the
State Court by Champlain Court of the
village will be given. After this the ban
quet will be served in the g. A. X. and
w. r. c. halls This will be followed by
n programme of music and speeches.
Soloists from burlington as well as local
talent and prominent forcste of the
State will take part. The local court will
invite tn, members OF ncighboring courts
and their wives 90 the festivities The
committee having charge of the arrange
merits are l.. W. Sault. chairman, and
J. II. Patreaude. W. IL. iandow. Moses
Lawrence, Paul Veronneau. A. f.. Coy
cite. o. II. Valyou. G. l.. Tatrcaude.
1t The State tuberculosis commission will
hold a public meeting at the Congrega-
tional Church next Friday evening ut 7:3(
o clock. Addresses will be delivered by
Dr. Bryant of Ludlow, DIR. Don Grout OF
Waterbury and the Hon. Henry Ballard
OF Burlington upon a subject that Is OF
most vital interest TO the people of tho
State. that of tuberculosis or consumption
An attempt will be made to make as plain
as possible what tuberculosis is, how ii
can he avoided. and to explain the mode
of life and the requirements for its cure
The meeting will he free aud open to all
and ii is hoped that as many as possible
will avail themselves of the opportunity
to learn something about the great white
plague that State and nation are making
such effort to stamp out.
At the morning service at tho Baptist
Church Sunday the Roy. w. T.. Sturtc-
want read his resignation as pastor of
the church. the resignation TO take effect
The last sunday in February. Mr.. Sturtc-
want came here from North Troy two
years ago the first of January and dur
ing his pastoratc has done much toward
the upbuiding of the church. Mr.. Sturtc-
want recently received Il call to become
the pastor of the Baptist Church in Free
port. Me.
Rolln Scott has rented n. NJ. Robin
sons farm on tho road to North Willis
ton for one wear, beginning March l.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Garrcw If Essex Center
for the marriage of their daughter. Lizzie
o.. to Chauncey l.. Burns of Cnderhill.
Tho ceremony will take place at their
home Wednesday. February 60, at two
o'clock in the afternoon.