Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-05-12
VERCENNES.

The Nergcnne- ho,rd Of trade held their
annual meeting Wednesday May {. ana
elected officers as follows: President.
the Rev. l.. A Nczina vice-presldents.
w. r. Warner, +. o.. horton; secretary,
j. a. Harrington. treasurer. Charles II
Strong; retail trade C.. L, Stcbbins, J
W. Ryan, W. 5. Bristol. r. l.. Kingsland
w. II. Adams; new Industries. j. A.
Harrington. A. w. Norton W. G. Foote.
the Rev. L. A. Nezina. w. r. Warner.
a. p. Evarts; publicity. Z. e. Norton. l..
! J. ThaNer, j. H. Donuclly. T. Neville. r..
". McCueu Dr. e. II. Cole. :ransporta-
ton, F. l.. Grandev. Walter w. Bristol
c. l.. LeBeouf A. p. Needham, +. W.
| Tuttle
Fred L. Grando' has purchased a tour
ing car.-Warren Blair Of Burlington vis-
tied his aunt Mr. Emily Whvman, Sat
urday.-Miss Marie Burroughs of Bur-
lington passed sunday with her brother,
stephen Burroughs Louis Whyman and
Arthur Stone were in Bristol Friday
fhe condition of solon Burroughs is i'm
proving Mrs. Roy Yattaw and son.
Kenneth. are visiting her parents in Port
Henry, y. Prank L. Fish has return
ed from three weeks trip to Mexico
Mrs. Harry Blood and daughter Bertha,
visited in Burlington Saturday.
The Troy. y. y. publicity train arrived
rore from Burlington Monday morn
mg and made n stop of about three hours
On their arrival the party was met by
HaNor ~. W. Norton and Representatives
Of the NerEcnncs board of trade The
party was then taken in automobiles for
rue 'hroush IN" town. After the re
turn 10 the station the cars containing
'he eNhihlts ""r" opened and lars"
huh'pef or people from his city and SUI
ro"hdlhe towns viewed the exhibits
Lew hfoWh Is moving into the Merrill
tenement mousse on Hfoeh Street.-Mr~
''Niie - fleId was gwen surprise
parry lHs' evening" IL p"ing hcr +Nth birth
u'!'-hoper' Nctcnan OF l'ousiaua Is at
i'o'Ie' oaIlen mere nN the SERIOUS illness
VI ms mo'her' MIS-. Helen ketcham.
10 W. ~ DaN'es went Mohday to HoS-
"" W NlSIt her dausht"r.-'h harlcs J.
'"' vi NeS'po''' ~ y passed sunday
w" N"''"s fluht'-o' J. :. ilcrce went
-"''."a! 10 boston 10 attend tho annual
'''''o' VI 'i'c supreme lonEe or tine New
'1's '",' Nl"e' Vi fro'ectoh as repre-
'.n'''N' vi Nle srahd iodre or Vermont.
ne nrst quarteflY cohterenc" Of the
"o''s' "'i'ch VIII be ned this
'Hi"s "''er '"e prayer meeting Miss
MADE i'er"aN WAS given surprise party
'"dH o' "ef fholher' Mrs. j. l.. Der
Way 'ne OCCASION pelhe her l4th birth
o"' Lew brown mas returned from
io'" "'a'e' "here she has been
."''''s "ei p"'e"'s ior several weeks
-'''''"S h'''"'' VINO mas been III with
Iu'i'N' ~ recovering MISS Mary Predo
Ne's 10" ana her niece, Mrs. Frank
Vi "o'N'ol'' y caring Tor her,
'''o'"'' 'ast year star sec
" y" 'le local hlgh school
s.a'i,' - "o" p'aN'hS mat position with
.o' .use' N"''"' - HaIleS j. fora Vs-
w" ~" !" n'nSo''e''e ol burlington Mon
,'' ianh i'e'c' OF Sheinnine visited
:" WV" u'sua3 '-!hTs' feor@" Merritt
mas returned from visit to her parents
III osoehSpurs' ~ f'-The senior class
act drama entitled "The '1yn' T,mo or t"Trg- ,r.
'-'ie AT 'he opera house May % The
pIa' VIII De pTeceaed by farce entitled
d" 10 one -holiln Holcomb Is driving
an artesian well for Benjamin Smith
MIS- Amos T. Needham IL on the sick
ine woman Auxiliary of St
'au' 'hurch hetted $50 from their rum
mage sale'-Hilss Ellen Cough has re-
'"'ne" from a week visit to her sister