Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-21

10 '''''J pN'h IA as sIti y
At the nnu meeting of the stock
holders of the Arbuckle company Tuesday
evening. the following directors were
elected: James Lang, Charles II. Scullv.
a. G. Whittemorc. Or. II. Il. Colvin and
9. /. Arhucklc. The directors elected Of
hcers a. follows: President and manager.
James Lang; vicc-president. Mrs. G.. J..
Arbuckle. secretary. Charles II. Scully:
treasurer. Charles ". s. Holdstock.
William Cuylcr was in city court Fri
day and pleaded guilty to attempting
tC enter the house on the T.. W. Peck
estate on College street. He was sem
fenced to serve not less than one and
one-half nor more than two years in the
States prison at Windsor. Cuylcr was
hound over to county court at a hearing
held earlier in the week. He pleaded
guilty Friday to an information filed
against him by states Attorney shaw.
The annual meeting of 81. Anne's So
ciety OF st. Josoph's Church was held
Thursday afternoon In the parish hall
Tho following officers We're elected:
President. Mrs. J.. AliX: vice-president,
Mrs. Joseph Morrisscau; secretary. Mrs.
Elizabeth Gosselin, treasurer. Mrs. NJ.
Marrier. Following the business meeting.
the bencdiction of the blessed sacrament
was pronounced by the 1t. Rev. j. NJ.
Cloarec, spiritual advisor of the society.
The resignation of Mrs. Sally Wright
Farrar as principal of tho Lakeside Park
school has been accepted by the school
board. Mss Agatha Blondin. formerly
the assistant Mt that school. has been
promoted and Miss Marion Landon has
been appointed to the office of assistant.
Miss l4andon is a graduate of the high
school and has been for the past year
q pupil teacher at the Adams schools.
The suit Of A. Bloom W. Charles G.
Niles, an action to recover s2t 40, was
heard yesterday by Jury. Justice G. w.
Deberville presiding. The plaintiff claims
not to have received u certain box of
shoes. Mr.. Niles's defence is that tho
shoes We're delivered. The jury after
going out a second time disagreed and
were discharged. The Jurors were 6. A.
Barber, V. A. Nyn. Fred Howe. II. II.
Adams and y. u. Corley.
Al the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the C%nittenden County Trust
company, held at their banking house
1 N'SudN NUN, wv ID!lbWlIlC Ill
~rcctors were rc-elcctcd: T.. ]. Booth.
J. J. Flynn, A.. O. Humphrey, T.. y.
Woodbury., W. l.. McKil1ip, X. A..
Cooke, T.. +. Gcbhardt n J. II. Ma
The directors rc-elected the
following offices: President, +. j.
Booth; e-presidcnt. J. J. Flynn;
treasurer. L. D.. Worthen; assistant
treasurer. II. V. Hall.
At the annual meeting Of the di-
rcctors of the crystal Confectionery
company. held at the Van Moss House.
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year; President, L. A.
Woodbury.; vice-president. J. NJ
secretary and treasurer, z. 7.
Woodbury.; assistant treasurer. Sim
con Delormo; manager. NJ. ]. Barnes.
Reports of the officers were read for
the past year and the mpa was
ound 70 be in a flourishing condition.
A good dividend was declared by the
directors.
At the annual meeting OF the College
Street Congregational Church Thursday
the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Treasurer, Henry
II. Hickok; clerk, J. u. Benedict; super
intendent of the SUNDAY school. IL. c.
Burrows; member of the committee for
the Adams Mission. Mrs. ". n. McKillip.
Mrs, J.. J. Richmond and Mra. I. g.. |
Smart We're elected members Of the board
Of visitors TO the Home for Destitute
Children. TIE meeting adjourned until
the parish gathering January q.
The State laboratory Of hygiene was
moved on Saturday from its old quarters
In the Hayward block on Main street TO
tho old postofflce building on Church
street. The Offices OF the superintendent.
stenographer and reception room will
be on the ground floor and tho laboratory.
bug" room and chemists will be on
the second floor. The moving was de-
layed sometime because OF the large
amount OF plumbing that had TO he done
on the new building. The new quarters
are much better adapted for laboratory
work. It being more commodious and tn.
chimneys being such that large and free
drafts are easily obtained.
The funeral OF Michael Domain, who
lied Monday evening was held
from his late home, CO East avenue.
Yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock. The
body will be taken this morn
Ing to Fairfax for interment. Mr..
was In the habit Of going TO
the eXperiinnt farm after milk and
died there suddenly without warning.
Drs. Becchcr and Dalton who were
summoned, pronounced death due to
neart disease. Mr.. Domain was a ma
tive OF st. Hyacinthe, Que, and was
rs years of age. He and his
family had resided in this CITY for
several years. lie is survived by two
sons, Dennie j.. and Louis G. Domain,
and one daughter, Mrs. Amelia Wat
all of this city.
A telegram was received I'm tho CITY
Monday, dated at Albuqueraue. New
addressed to Miss Catherine Car
hey. Burlington. stating that ". II. Car.
ney had just died there after requesting
to be buried in burlington, VI. The
Union Office was unable tn To-
Miss Carney. Mr.. Carney was n
student in the Office Of the late
Henry Ballard Of this city. lie LETT town
between seven and eight years ago. go
Ing TO Atlanta, Ga. where he was admit
ted to the bar. lie later settled in an
other town In the same State, where he
1eceived appointment as n mun,cipal
He was afflicted with tubercu-
losis and went to New Mexico. md II is
presumed he died there Of that disease.
Tyler f. Pease OF Jericho. and former
~ 1anitor of Converse hail IN this city.
lied shortly after midnight Friday
morning at the Mary Fletcher hosDital
an operation for appendicitis