Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-10-28

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union was hold at The Methodist Church
parurs Friday evening. a short business
meeting followed by an interesting but
I informal talk on England by Prof. w. r.
Jackman. occupied the time The follow
ing officers for the ensuing year were
elected: President. c. Rowley: vice-pres-
dcnt. Prof. w T .Jackman; treasurer
Dr. X. e. Drew; secretary, Frederick w
smith Refreshments were served.
The first social Of the year was held
| last evening at the College Street Church
pa rlors About $50 attended the supper
| and a play was given afterwards The
parts In the play we're cleverly taken by
G. l.. Brownell, G.. II. Burrows. T.. f.
Jones and the Misses Elizabeth Rich
mond Slayton. Sabin and Hodges. Dur
ing the evening Miss Mabel Southwick
rendered n violin solo. Miss Ethel South
wick accompanying on the piano.
About 80 attended the social, which
was the first of the season al the Bap-
fist Church Tuesday night. After the sup
per. a short literary and musical pro-
gram was rendered. The Rev. T.. d. Pen
nev gave some readings and solos were
| rendered by Mas Elizabeth Holmes and
| Miss Dorothy Ferguson. Russell Whit
! lock and Miss Frances bradley sang a
duet and Jasper Touslev, Jr., concluded
the entertainment with vocal solo.
The FIRST Halloween social OF the sea-
son was held last evening in the parish
house of the First Church. The parlors
were effectively decorated with autumnnl
foliage The party was we'll supplied
with gYpsics and the other characters
which 20 to make n success Of such
( gatherings The refreshments were Of an
appropriate nature. The committee in
charge was composed of Mildred Rey
nolds, Norman Mcleod, c. l.. Davis and
the Misses Anna Brookes and Susie
| Hinckley.
John j. O'Connen OF Middlebury was
| arrested Tuesday by Deputy United
States Marshal Thomas Reeves for carry
ing on in Middebury the business of
retail liquor dealer without having paid
tie special tax required by law. John II.
Sargent Of Middlehury became recognized
as bail In the sum of 500 before United
states Commissioner Martin 5. Villas for
the appearance Of Mr.. OConnell at the
next term of the United States court and
he was released.
\ supper and sociable was given in the
rarlors of the Methodist Episcopal Church
last evening by the first group Of the
! Ladies' Aid society. Mrs. J. Ralph Baker
| was chairman of the program committee.
| which presented several interesting num-
bers, There was a piano solo by Miss
Alta Grlsmer vocal solo by Miss Helen
Durfee and reading by Miss Bertha Cow
entry and Miss Ida Mitchell lnstru-
mental music was also furnished by Mrs.
Jordan and daughter There was very
good attendance.
A telegram received in this city Tuesday
evening announced the safe arrival in
New York Tuesday per steamship Berlin
from Naples of Mr. and Mrs Henry
| Wells. DE- ana Mrs. James u. Tanner
adm daughter, Mary, who have been maxi
ing an extended automobile trip in Europe
the past summer. MIR. and Mrs. Wells
and Wells and DR.. Tanner will go from
New York to Wisconsin. while Mrs. Tan
uer and daughter will return to Burling-
ton the latter part Of the present week.
Cards are ont announcing the coming
marriage Of Lieut.. Howard 7; Smalley,
md /. :. cavalry, formerly of dngton,
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Three persons charged with intoxica-
ton We're arraig1led in city court Mon
daV morning before Judge Mower
Louis Verley of shelburne charged with
second offcnsc. Was fincd Sl5 and costs