Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-17
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In Montpelier Monday evening attending
"A hearing before the Senate general corn
mttce on the union station bill. The rail-
road company will probab bly, let the legal
process in connection with the seuuestra-
ton proceedings take Its course and an
appeal Is expected from the award of
$500 made by the city for the land
The Mems club of st. Pauls Church
gave n supper last evening to It's mem
bers and friends in the parish house.
There were % present. An excellent sup
per was served by the ladies of tho par
ish. Principal NJ. u. Chittenden Of the
high school, the president Of the club,
presided, and spoke earnestly on behalf
of missions. The speakers included the
rector, the Rev. G. Y. Bliss, who spoke
OF the work to be done by men in the
parish. II. II. Wheeler. DR.. ID. c. Hawley
Charles f. Allen, Lieut.. Edwards of Fort
Ethan Allen, and DR.. Lyman Allen. The
election of officers OF the st. Paul's So
ciety in the university was held immedi-
ately after the speaking, resulting as fol-
lows. President James e. Wilson; Vice
president George T.. Nerbeck. medic IL,
secretary and treasurer, Roy u. Sawyer.
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The annual election of officers for the
Catholic Young Mems union was held in
'iiei iooi"9 IiS' cNe"irs' VII" '''e Ao'o"
ing result fres'ues', D. /. 'un'Inines'
hrSt Nice-preSiueh'' Mar'ih "itas""' SET
ohd N'ce-pres"'eh'' imam hayes re-
cording secretary illlam R'iev' IMAM
ciai secretary d. IS Meuiar' treasurer, l.
IS. wright mousse committee oolh '9u'hh'
Charles Brockney' John fia'lihan' WIZ
liam ilIeE ana Emu iiauKe' VeStis''"'s
two Charies CLARK; ward tnree, EDWARD
Dohiin' ward iour' FRANK fahuIe' Waru
i've, Joseph Walsh ward SIX Patrick
collins. The executive committees VIII be
composed of 7, +. Daley Charles Brock
neN, l.. j. Rush. and the social committee
of Emil Hauke, Charles Brockney. James
Moore, Joseph Moore and George Nc
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Charles Sheridan. well known in this
civ. died early Tuesday morning in the
hospital in Snriuefold. Mass. where he
was hurried after an accident on the rail
road at West Springfcld. Sheridan's
wife was Miss Kate johnson. formerly of
this CITY. md he leaves several other rela-
tives who reside here The accident tool,
place late Monday night. while Sheridan
was wording as brakeman. He WAS sent
10 the rear Of the train to arrange the
lights and II is supposed that he was
iolted from the train nv the sudden hack
ing. At any rate. he was hurled TO the
around and one leg and arm were
mangled by the passing of the whe els
over than He was mt found until soma
time later and was then unconscious and
I'm ,pite of th, fact that he was hurried
to the hospital. was not revived Two
sons. who live in West Springfield. s,,rvive
him In addition IN his wife Nrs r.
Sparrov John Croker Mr. and Mrs
IS F. Curtis and Mr. and Mrs John
job nson left burlington Yesterday to at
tend the funeral
Yesterday In probate court an inventory
was filed in the estate Of Mary F'ilbon.
late of burlington, deceased In the
estate Of James o. Middlebrook, late of
Burlington, n decree of the estate under
the will was made In the estate of John
Greno, late of Colchester Mary f.. Fisher
of Essex was appointed administrator and
Curtis s. Fletcher ana Homer W. Ring,
both Of Essex. were appointed commits
s1oners and appraisers In the estate OF
Niiilam I"hsley, late OF burlington, an
application was hled for the appointment
or an commentaries. In the estate of
Ellen d. flhieV' la'e OF fiinesburg. an
apphcau"n was made by the admins
TRAITOR ana ntlS Tor settlement ana decree
III the estate ana @ppIication was also
n'"uo ioi inc appointment OF suarolaf'
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