Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-17

IoilONlnG DlIl'erS. NcnelaDe tDNnS'i, NJ
ID. Jarvis adviser, Charles Marchas-
sault; banker, H. g. Fersebe; clerk T.
X Ledoux; escort william Ashworth
Waterman, Allie Jarvis; sentry. James
Simpson. managers, 6. W. Dwyer, AleX-
ander Tuscancy. J., w Damey; examin.
ing physicians. Or. A. A. Skeels, Or o.
G. Berkeley. Dr. Il. J. Melville. Or. +. \.
Hyatt.
st. Adams Council, No. 27. Knights Of
Columbus Friday evening elected Officers
as follows: Grand knight. Daniel Sheehaa;
deputy grand knight. r. J. Driscoll;
! financial secretary, Edward Sweeney; poo
| cordinF secretary, 7. J. Phillips; treas
/ urer. J. y. O'Neill warder, Sylvester
! MaGtnn; chaplain. tho Rev. n. y. O'Sul-
Ivan; advocate, NJ T. sullivan; chan
celor Or. T. J Melville; lecturer G. n.
4 OLeary; trustee r J. Farrell. inside
guard. Barney McGnn; outside guard,
/ George r. McGettrick
81 Adams Aerie Fraternal Order ~
Eagles, elected officers Friday evening az
! follows: President, J. y Evans vice.
president W. II Gilwee: secretary, w.
| J Baldwin. treasurer Charles Marshes
sault; chaplain. ". y Murray; inside
guard. II. J. Benedict. outside guard ~
7 Reed; trustees. Frank Coke. o 7.
/ Sweet John Tawton, Jr.
/ The fire department was called out
I between three and four o'clock Monday
DAY morning to extinguish blaze IN
Ernest !. Alexander's drug store o.
Main street Tho fire was extinguiehed
hut not until damage TO the amount %.
g COO was done. The blaze was ron
fined m the basement where II originated
! and the damage was mostly from smoke.
The fire was discovered by John r. Suii-
van, who passing the store and no.
ticed the light In the basement. The
blaze was extinguished largely ny nine
gallons ~ chemicals and small guam
titv Of water. 1t is not known positively
what was the cause Of the fire but It IS
probable that an electric wire came in
contact with either the gas meter or n
gas pipe. Some damage was done to the
tobacco stock In W. T. Dor ovan's cigar
store adjoining This is the second fire
in the same location within a year the
first being last April when the loss was
estimated at about $4,000. The store
was open as usual yesterday
Mrs. Mary sullivan, aged IS years. died
at the home Of her daughter Mrs John
Burke, early Monday morning of apo
plexy. Mrs. Sullivan Is survived by her
daughter and one son. Frank Sullivan II
this city. The funeral was held at
81. Mary's Church Tuesday morning a.
clock.
Harry c. Mcclellan who has been IN
, with fever for several weeks, Is able
to be out.
Miss Bertha James ls confined n tba
, house by Illness
F,x-Gov and Mrs Edward Cu~.is Smith
and fanny will leave this city soon after
"a ~ fo- Ne,
r poet to spend several months though
, Governor Smith will ne In THIS CITY a
considerable portion Of the time
= Champlain Court. No 4o2. catholic Or
der Of Foresters. has elected the follow
Ing officers: Chief ranger, F. Guertin :
vice-chief ranger. Joseph Daignault;
treasurer. Nelson f. LEcuyer; record
:. ing secretary, P. f. LEcuyer financial
secretary, f. A. Tancas; trustees, Frank
. lecour, G. A. Paquette. Alfred Mar
: ouette; delegate to state convent on,
J. Belhumeur.
a At the annual meeting OF A r Hurl-
but Post, No 60. GAR. Monday evening
q the following officers were elected Com
, mander c. P Hogan: senior VICE COM
, mander, y. l.. skinner. junior yice-com-
mander John L. wright quartermaster.
= J. A. Jarvis; surgeon. j. G. Moore; chap
/. lain, Willard harrington; officer of the
day. G. l.. Spicer. officer Of the guard.
Samuel Crown relief committee George
T. Childs. J. a. Jarvis s. II Wood. y I.
Skinner: delegates to the department en-
canpmcnt. c. l. Spicer. James Rrulev,
, Martin NJ. Rice. Samuel Crown alter
mates. Fred Rlss George Gilbert J F.
= Wright A. s, Greene
/. Before John Kearney Mon