Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-30

that the prudential COMMITTEES should act
as building committee and should issue
bonds at four per cent, emi-ann,ally,
not to exceed $4,000. There was a dis
cussion of the needs of the district and
the present congested condition Of the
graded school. Remarks were made by
j. h. DonowaY Charles l. Button. A. w
dickens, Ira Lafleur, the Rev. j. d. Shan
non, Professor Burt, Col. s. A, Ilsley. DIR.
II. Il. Martin. ]. f. Weeks and President
Thomas. 1t was stated that the district
owned approximately one acre in what is
known as the school house park. and the
proposed building will be located on
ground there owned by the Addison
County Grammar School corporation.
which will deed It to district No. 4 when
needed.
The following officers and chairinen OF
committees have been elected by tho
Bread Loaf section Of the Green Noun
tain CLUB: President. j. A. Peck; vice
president. c. /. Button; secretary, y. n.
SWEET; membership. Joseph Calhoun. Jr
executive. r. n. White: shelter. George
Shambo; publicity, G. B. Wright. The
chairman Of tho trails committee has not
been chosen. The officers and cllairmen
will constitute the executive committee -
Mrs. Marcus Allen Of New York city IS
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Buckley.-Carl Potter, an emplove of the
Green Mountain Pulp company. was hit
by flying block Of wood from the grinder
and several teeth loosened 30 bones were
broken.-Philip Moran OF shore
ham has gone to New Yorn. where he
has position. Millard +. Muzzy Is bet
ter and has resumed his work with
Kimball Brothers.-Blue birds have made
| their appearance Hereinafter J. Forbes
has been appointed deputy fish and game
warden for this town.--Miss Elizabeth
| Buckley of New York is visiting her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. William Buckley
| Miss Edna LaValley Of Rutland Is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
| William LaValley.--Among the visitors
here from out Of town are NJ u. Palmer
| of Concord, n. H., Adolph Trammer and
Miss I>etitia Trammer of Brooklyn. n. Y,
and Stanley j. Gardner Of Fitchburg,
Mass.-The Misses Grace and Anna War
burton Of Fitchburg. Mass, arc in town
! for a two weeks visit with relatives.
At the meeting OF the Addison County
| Cow Testing association Tuesday evening
/ Billings, who is student at the ex-
| pertinent station at Burlington. gave IN
address and It was voted to hire him to
take charge OF testing the cows in this
! section. He will commence operations as
! soon as the necessary machines are re-
| ved.-Word has been received Of the
death of L. G. Sturtevant at Ticonderoga
| y. Y He was former resident of
Weybridgc and a prominent farmer. He
| held various Offices in that town and
represented It in 1901. He IS survived by
two sons and a daughter. The remains
will be taken to his home town for inter
| ment.--The Addison county Y. NJ. G. A
| will hold social in its rooms on Seymour
street Monday evennE.-Mrs. JOSEPH
Adams Is III with pueumonla.-The old
Middlcbury Marble company. which was
! rcorganized into the Green Mountain
| Marble company, is making preparations
| to begin operations az IN carly date
and has begun the wor, o. opening Its
quarry at Pittsford An -ong the peopl,
here from out of town are r. NJ Mac
| farland Of New Haven Mass. II. l.
Sawyer and G. l. Bacus of Boston anc
John b. Graves and Mrs. Sarah .
| Graves of Newport.-A team Of baske
ball players from Middlehulv will 20 u
Castclton Saturday night to play a game
Il" b. Dodge of Rutland is In town foi
a weeks visit with relatives. TIL,
Moosalamoo club will give smoker thi!
evening for the members and invited
euests.-Robert G. Boylan has returned I,
Pittsford after visit TO his mother Mrs
Mary Boylan.--Pcter j. Donnelly and sol
are visiting relatives in Pittsford, Procto
anu Rutland.