Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-12-08
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tended through the winter term and Miss
Florence O'Sullivan, who has been sup
plying her place as instructor in eocu-
tlon and physical culture, was engaged
for that time.
The owner Of the horse which ran away
late Tuesday night was yesterday found
to he Frank c. Bates Of Williston, and
he claimed his property yesterday Mr..
Bates said that the horse started to make
trouble on upper Pearl street and after
Kicking the dash board off ran. Striking
the body of the sleigh against a tee-
phone pole, he freed himself and threw
the driver out. He then continued his
career until captured by the police. Mr..
Bates had his clothing badly torn and
was bruised about the head
At the regular meeting OF Gen William
Wells Camp, No. 10, Sons of Veterans,
last evening the following officers were
elected: Commander, II. A. Hurtubise.
senior vice-commander. A. II. Davis;
junior senior commander. q. w. Shepard
r. c. Smith: delegate-at-large, G. r.
Lame htltbdi', howard. ! ne
camp was inspected by Senior Vice
Division Commander A. w. Getchell of
North Montpelier who found the camp in
good condition. After the meeting a
luncheon was served
Thomas Reeves and son, J. f. Reeves,
have just purchased the property in
South Burlington. known as the Dan
O'Brien slaughterhouse. together with
six acres OF land. After making some
repairs to conform to the requirements
of the state board of health they will
conduct slaughterhouse in the prem
ises and supply the local markets with
meat. Thomas Reeves was formerly n
butcher and has had much experience
j. f. Reeves has also purchased Of w.
+. Hosford the house and lot at No 81
North Bend street
St Mary's Mutual Ala society held its
annual election of officers Tuesday
In their rooms on Church street with the
same result as year ago. They are as
follows: President, Miss Mary A. Court
ney, vice-presdent, Miss Ellen Nestor;
recording secretary. Miss Anna Carney;
financial secretary, Miss Mary Donnelly;
treasurer, Miss Margaret Murphy; inves-
tigators. the Misses Anna Kelley, Susan
Gallagher. Mary Bridgman Mary Nestor,
Josie Derway, Bridget McKenney, Anna
Farrell. Mary A. Cosgrove and Mrs Mary
Fftzsimmons. The chaplain is the Rev.
w. p. Crosby.
Yesterday was one of the worst
days for navigation on the lake for
several years. The steam arising from
the lake. because Of the cold weather.
prevented any view ahead and the
had TO he used during most
OF the trip OF the Ticonderoga. In
the north end Of the harbor at Platts-
burgh Ice was encountered. but this
is customary at this time Of year
there. as it is usually the first harbor
on the lake to freeze over. The IT.
conderoga will be put up at Shclburne
harbor on the 18th, the last regular
trip being made on the 18th.
rev changes in location of priests
in the diocese of burlington have been
announced by the RI. Rev J. j. Rice
The Rev. l.. H. Lachance, who for the
past few years has been rector of the
church in South Hero and in charge If
the mission in North Hero, has been sent
to 81. Johnsbury to become assistant to
the Rev. f. c. Drouhin in Notrc Dame
Church of that place. The vacancy caused
by his removal will be filled by the Rev.
j. +. ParizO of Winooski, who has been
assistant to Father Audot. The Rev l..
Marceau, who has been stationed at st.
Johnshury. will AL the vacancy in
Winooski.
The Free Press has received letter
from j. Roy Hutchins Of II Mount Pleas
ant street, Waltham. Mass, asking for
Information concerning his brother. Mr..
Hutchns says he has been some years
trying to locate his brother and that he
mas been Informed that three years ago
he was located in Burlington for short
time. Mr.. Hutchlns states that he has
been told his brother got into some trou-
BILE In Burlington but says he does not
Rho" what the nature of the trouble was.
Inc name OF the missing brother Is G. l..
Hutchins. He is described as being about
~ years of age with black hair and black
eyes, weighing about 10 pounds. and
about five feet seven inches in height
He Is described as a fluent talker. His
wife, whose name is Blanche, according
to Mr.. Hutchins of Waltham, is with his
brother. The 1907 directory of the city
does not contain the names mentioned In
the letter and a search of the police rec
ords for the year mentioned fails to dis
close anyone by the name of G. L. Hutch
ms having been in trouble of any kind