Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-17

Allen who Will conduct general re-
pair shop for electrical machines. He
also intends to conduct a garage in
addition to his other business. Mr..
Allen has been employed for six years
by the Vermont Power & Nfanufactur-
Ing company.
A Barre correspondent SAYS that Miss
Bertha Z. Leslie. eldest daughter Of ]. C..
Leslie of this city. and Cortelius r. Hen
derson, both of Barre. wire married at
the Episcopal rectory in that city Feb.
g. Both Mr. and Mrs. Henderson have
been singing at the Bijou moving picture
theatre in that city
Mrs. Henry McDermott of lower We'll
den street died Thursday morning at $50
o'clock. She was SO years old and is sur
vived by her husband and I'VE sons and
one daughter. The funeral was held
at St. Mary's Church Saturday MORN
ing at nine o'clock.
Judge Alfred A. Hall has purchased
the Marcus Beardsley house on South
Main street and as soon as extensive
repairs are made on the property will
move there.
The republicans Of ward six met In
caucus Friday evening for the purpose Of
making nominations for alderman and
school commissioner A committee was
appointed to file q nominee for alder
man. L. p. Stevens was nominated for
rchool commissioners The new ward
committee elected is J. A Jarvis, c. l..
Fpicer and T. +. Sisco.
All the democratic caucuses and most
Of the republican caucuses were held
saturday night. At the city caucuses.
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mittees which met and nominated the
following union ticket: For mayor. 8. c.
Greene; city clerk. n. NJ. Hopkins; city
treasurer, B. NJ. Hopkins; constable and
collector. j. +. Mahoney; overseer OF the
poor, n. J. Jarvis; listers. j. II. Cum
mings. ]. Z. Butler and John Kearney;
city grand Juror, II. Elmer Wheeler
Charles d. Watson. A II. George; library
trustees, H. Charles Royce, c. D. Wat
son. The following ward nominations
were made: Ward one. republican, al
derman. Ralph X. Chase. school commits
rioner, Guy F. Barker; ward committee
f. NJ. Beale, II. ". Ballard, A. c. 9. Bee
man.
Ward two, Observation-Disclosures, N. J.
Jarvis school commissioner, w. H. Finn
ward committee, r. w. Fadden, Charles
E. Pell and James Curry.
Ward three. republican-Aldernan
Julius Barrette; school commissioner,
Alexander Tuscany; ward committee, P
]. Hackett, N. L. L'Ecuyer, Frederick
Demars.
Ward four, republican-A]derman. j. F
O'Neill; school commissioner, 8. H. Wat
kins; ward committee, W. E. Robertson
John Branch, Jr., Milton s. Bostwick.
Ward sr, republican-Alderman. ]. f.
Miller; school commissioner. E. P. Ste
vens ward committee, ]. H. Jarvis, c.
l.. Spicer, F. ]. Sisco
Ward one. Observation-Disclosures, r. X
Chase: school commissioner. G. r. Bar
ker; ward committee, H. p. Burns, c. w
Moore, c. L. Brigham.
Ward two, Observation-Disclosures. n. j
Jarvis school commissioner, W. II. Finn;
ward committee. W. H. Finn, James E
Harvey, ]. F. Mahoney.
Ward three. Observation-Disclosures, H
]. Mckenzie; school commissioner. Alex
ander Tuscany; ward committee Tim.
othy Sullivan, George w. Mullins. j. A.
McDouglass.
Ward four, Observation-Disclosures J.
f. O'Neul; school commissioner, 8. H.
ley. George McGettrick, P. J. Sullivan.
Ward Ave, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS until
this evening
Ward six, observation-disclosures Tho
mas Roach; school commissioner, James
Kennedy; ward committee, s. NJ. Dris.
coll. Robert Walker. H. A. Downing.
Judson f. Coburn and Mrs. Laura Fl
Hadley, both Of this city, were married
Saturday morning at 4:45 o'clock at the
Methodist parsonage BY the Rev. RALPH
+. Lowe. Mr.. and Mrs. Coburn left OF
the early train for Montreal and will re
turn to this city to reside.
Mrs. II. NJ. Hallock left Saturday nigh
for Little Rock. Ark, where her father
Col Z. w. Halford. fell last week anc
broke both bones Of his right leg below
the knee.
John G. keenan, has filed a certificat,
to run independently for lister In tn,
coming election, John kearney Is tn,
regular nominee.
Tho republican ward five caucus wa!
held at the Barlow street school Monda!
evening and nominated for alderman. L
l.. c. Best and for school commissioner
II. l.. Reynolds, ward committee, Georg'
p. Derrick. Frank l.. Greene and 8. F,
Perkins. The democrats Of the SAM
ward met at city hall and endorsed tn
republican nominees
AT the meeting of the dairymen Tuesda.
Cow Testing association was formed
with % members, which number repres
ents 776 cows. The officers elected Were
President, w. x. Warner: secretary an
treasurer, George II. Dunsmore board O
directors. f. A. Curtis II. h. Brook
and George Catlin. Another meeting vii
be held next Tuesday morning at tn
board Of trade rooms when rules an
regulations will be submitted and the or
ganization perfected
The city council has appointed Jerr,
Schofield petit grand Juror to succeed a
w. Robinson and e. f. Howrigan to sue
coed c. F. Flint.
A Ladies' Auxiliary to St. Adams Aerie
No 1906, Of Eagles was instituted In thi
city yesterday afternoon. William II
Giwee, president of the local order
presiding at the meeting. The followin
officers were elected: Past worthy presi
dent, Mrs. Fred ]. Renaud; lady presi
dent. Miss Kittie Menard vice presiden,
Mrs. W. E. I4arrow; chaplain, Mrs Ere
Demers; secretary. Mrs. Frank e. Blake
treasurer. Mrs. Walter j. Baldwin
worthy lady conductor, Mrs. r. b. Jolly
inside guardian, Mrs. r. L. Gokey: on,
side guardian, Mrs william Smiddy. Tn
al Hilary has about twenty-five member
and 1t was voted to have the regula
meetings every first and third Wednes
days In each month. The next meeting
when the organization will be complete
and the trustees elected, will be held mex
Wednesday evening at eight o'clock.