Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-07

| make the connections with tho proposed
new building. When this work was UNDER
taken It was expected TINT yhe building.
tho erection OF which has since been post
poned until spring, would ba constructed
| this season. a six duct conduit has been
laid In South Union street from Pearl to
Main street and a nine duet conduit has
been laid in College street.
The Injunction proceed. ngs brought In st
spring by ~ W. G.. Clapp restraining
Mayor Burke and Peter Shcpran from in.
lcrferiug with the affairs of the street
department has been dismissed by Judge
liasolton, the orator TO pay the costs,
This injunction was issued when the gen.
eral mix-up In this department occurred,
during which there was a question as to
who was really superintendent of streets.
Mr.. Clapp or Mr.. Shocran.
Ths Cigar Makers international Union
met Monday night and elected officers to
serve the ensuing year as follows: Pres
don't w. l.. Boynton; vice-president,
Charles Huber; corresponding, financial
and recording secretary r. Lapland /:
treasurer. Fred Jaisle; trustees. John
Mccullough, Il. Paigle. ,Ir.. Abraham
Eoynton. Charles Huber, Fred Jaisle:
sersoant-at-arms. Edward J. Guthrie.
The funeral of Jonn Eastwood Of
Winooski, whose death occurred in
Rockville. Conn. took place Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock from the I'M
dertnking rooms of A. +. Clement. TIE
burial was made in Green Mount Gene
terry. where tho committai services
were in charge Of Webster Lodge. r.
and 4. NJ. Of Winooski. The remains
were accompanied to Bur- ngton by the
widow and by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Eastwood. The bearers were NJ. J.
Barnes. l.. w. Ravlin. .. A. Smith and
J. II. Chambers.
The annual meeting Of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution was held
Monday afternoon at :he home Of
Mrs. I. S. Peck on College street
large number of the members were
present. Two new members were re-
ceived. The annual election of officers
for the ensuing year resulted as fol-
lows: Regent. Miss Jennie stacy, vice.
regent. Mrs. Frederick $. pesse: sec
rotary. Miss Jennie wood; treasurer.
Mrs. Josephine II. Wires: registrar.
Mrs. r. T.. Burgess historian. Miss
Theodore Peck; chaplain. Mrs. George
Y. Bliss
Council No. IS. l. immaculate Concep-
ton, dc L'Union ST. Jean Baptiste of
America, held their annual meeting last
evening and elected officers to serve for
the ensuing year as follows: President,
Mrs. Elizabeth Roberge: vice president,
(.,tr
Alma Lcfebvre: treasurer. Mrs. Hattie
Boucher; preceptrcss. Mrs. NJ. l.. Duprat
assistant prcccptress. Mrs. Sophia Bari
bault; auditor. Miss Morrisscau; mistress
OF ceremonies. Miss Eva Don Carlos; first
order matricc Miss Alice Gravel: second.
Miss Anna Cayca; dayenne, Mrs. Emma
Michaud; honorary president, Mrs. Jo-
sephine Gravel.
Tho remains OF Mrs. T.. A. Worthcn,
whose death occurred in Barbcrton. Ohio
arrived in the city last evening and were
taken to the undertaking rooms of ]. a.
Corbin. The caskst will be opened at the
vault at Lake View cemetery this af-
ternoon ut two O'Clock. previous to the
committal of the remains. a large num-
Der of the former friends Of Mr.. and Mrs
Worthen met the train last evening. Mrs
Worthen was native of Royalton and
vas almost 81 years old Her maiden name
was Marietta Wallace Siinonds She was
married to Mr.. Worthen az Windsor in 1862
and came to this city to reside in 1886.
For the last nine years the family had
resided in Barberton. Ohio Mrs. Worthcn
leaves husband and two sons Frank
NJ, and Charles F., both OF Bn rbcrton
She was member of the Episcopal
Church.
Captain Andrew Aylsworth o. the Sal |
walton Army has received notice that a
woman has been canvassing in Hghgate
Springs. st. Adams. Essex Junction.
Richmond. Williston. Winooski. Shell
hurnc. Vergennes. New Haven, Bristol
and Middlebury. soliciting aid for the Sal |
walton Army. The captain wishes to say
that the Salvation Army has not au-
thorized this woman to solicit aims and
that no one is authorized to canvass in
this way unless they arc able to present
credentials from the Salvatonists in the
shane of book or card officially signed
by Captain Aylsworth. All persons are re-
ouested 10 inform the captain IL they
have assisted this woman or to send him
any Information Of which they are in
possession and which might lead to her
arrest. The woman is dressed in the rarb
II a Salvationst. is 3 feet six inches
in height. slender. weight about $50
pounds and between - and 20 years of
are.