Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-08

Thursday evening prayer meeting viii
he held this week with Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Elison.--The schools in NO !
and IL began Monday with Mrs Ella Nos
burg us teacher in No. II. and Miss Cors
Clark in No. 70. Mss Quinan will con.
tinue TO teach in No. : and Miss Stacy II
No. .. Mrs. Malcolm Thorp will hay,
the school in No TO-
wINoosK1.
At the annual meeting of Webster Lodge
No. Ct. f. e \. NJ. Thursday evening
the following officers We're elected: w.
NJ, T. T.. Hopkins; S. w. O. W. Ed
wards; ]. W. II. 7. Stanhope, treasurer,
c. ". Shpman; secretary. George II.
Reynolds; s. d, ]. II. Jacobs J. H.. a.
+. Tanner; S. S. David Walker ]. :. G.
T.. Buss; chaplain, c. +, Spafford; mar
snal, T.. s. Wright: tyler, Robert Tay-
Tor. A banquet followed
The board of license commissioners mot
in II. +. Wolcott's office for organization
Friday, Mr. Wolcott was chosen
yesterday. Mr.. Wolcott was chosen
bers of the commission are c. II. Stevens
and c. II. Shipman. It was voted to set
the rate of both the first and second class
licenses at $500. Fees for the other classes
will be decided upon later. Applications
will he received up to and including April
Z. The commission will be In session in
Mr.. Wolcott's office on West Allen street
forenoon and afternoon until that date.
public hearing will be held al the
steamer hose rooms on Main street
April %. Six applications three first and
three second class, were received Friday
day.
Up to Saturday evening six applications
for licenses had been made to the board
of commissioners Four were for
first class and two for second
class as follows: John f. Dillon.
first class. IN the Porrer building on
Main street: F. l.. Iinsenmeir. first
,lnss, in the Ianglois building on Main
t'reet; w. r. Chambers. first class. %
Main street; Frank J. Herson. second
class. in the Yertaw building on Main
street; Orvis \. Smith. second class. ~
Mnin street: Theodule Sinard, first class,
h the Webb building. corner Main and
Canal streets. Iinsenmer and Simard
are the present holders cf first class Ii
rerse in the location named in their APP
plication.
George Duprat, we'll known farmer
and brick manufactures. died at his home
on St. Peter street early Monday morn
Ing. Mr.. ruprat owing to failing health
abandoned work about a year ago ana
several weeks ago was injured by COW
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and four children 1,,r,nuol ~ Nl,i,oo.,,t
Mrs \1urrs Eoruir Of nos+on ,ross
Mrs Naxim sevmour of Richmopd anl
Miss Anna Dunrat Of this VILLAGE ana
nv three brothers Jobn potor and tIor,,.
Dunrat all If this Village Mrs kerr,in
and Nrs sev,norr AFRO bcro ia .tter1 tho
funeral as is also Mrs Nano,oor prat,
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hold at Ct Francis Xa,ier Cb,rcb Xvod
nesdav morning at eight o'clock.
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