Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-07

A. Deejardin; second auditor, Henry
Guerin; inspector Of accounts, u Beaure-
gard and Frederick Pine; honorary presi-
dent. j. n. Gingras doyen, o. Gagne
A committee consisting of DR.. T. s.
Mound of Rutland, DR.. II. w. Smith of
Lyndonville and DR.. w. II. Cor OF Mont
eller were guests at the Hotel Vermont
over Sunday and arranged with the man
agement for the State Dental societys
convention at the hotel beginning on
Tuesday, May %. The convention will
continue until Friday and most of the
meetings will be held on the roof garden.
The party attending these conventions
usually numbers about 125.
When Wilfred Moran. the is years old
boy who several months ago robbed the
cash drawer of j. j. White and stole va
rous objects from other places, steps out
of the house of correction, he will have
another term of Imprisonment awaiting
him The officials Of lynn, Mass, have
already notified the officials in Rutland
that they want Moran for the theft of
diamond ring, and will have a man at
the prison to take him when he steps
out Of the door
The first meeting of the creditors Of
Thomas Il. Weaver. bankrupt, Of Essex
was held Monday at the office Of Joseph
r. Stearns Another meeting will be
held later. Justice Stearns yesterday
rendered Judgment in the case of Con-
setta Summa Buono against L. M. Ravlin
for the plaintiff to recover s51 81 and costs
of s7.15. This was an action to recover
for goods seized in n suit. John J. Enright
represented the plaintiff and Ezra NJ
Horton the defendant The latter took an
appeal.
Vermont Lodge. No. SO, New England
order of Protection, Tuesday nom
mated the following officers for the
coming year: Warden, James f.
Tracy; vice warden Mrs. Mary f. Bull
lock; chaplain, w. G. Finnessy; guide,
Mrs. Nellie +. IIoag; guardian. Miss
Frances Hill sentinel, II. f.. Bostwick;
recording secretary. Miss L. NJ. Bull
lock; financial secretary, II. II. Davis;
treasurer, G. w. Richardson's; trustee
l.. G. Burnham.
St. Mary's Mutual Aid society elected
the following officers Tuesday at a
meeting in the Foresters' hall on Church
street: President, Miss Mary Courtney;
vice-presdent Miss Ellen Nestor; record
| ing secretary, Miss Anna Garvey; financial
secretary, Miss Margaret Donnelly; treas
urer, Miss Mary Murphy; investigators,
ward one. Miss Anna -'ulley; ward two,
! Miss Susan Gallagher; ward three, Miss
| Mary Nestor; ward four. Miss Josie
! Derway; ward five, Miss Anna Farrell;
ward six. Miss Mary Cosgrove.
| Fred January was brought to this city
from Middlebury Saturday by Police ON
Ger Ryan January was wanted In this
city for stealing clothes from the house
of Henry Fenwick on Fletcher place.
Chief Russell learned Saturday OF his
whereabouts and got into communication
over the phone with the authorities In
Middlehury, so that January was held.
After his hearing last March he was
placed in the hands of the probation Off
Ger but ran away and was arrested in
| Middlebury, also for stealing clothes.
The customs house officer at the draw
bridge on the northern end of the lake
has been withdrawn and no more boats
are expected in port this year, The total
number Is about 125 for the year, far less
than in former years, and part Of these
contained cargoes of hay instead OF all
being loaded with lumber, as in former
years. The removal of a part of the
| tariff on lumber did not have the in
fuence of increasing the imports for the
reason that the Canadian dealers imme-
diately raised the price enough to offset
the decrease in the tariff
The members of the State Senate of
1910 will be the guests next week Friday
evening of Max L. Powell at n banquet
to be given them at the Hotel Vermont.
| Their wives are also invited and this will
be the first reunion of the Senate since
the close of the LEGISLATURE. All Of the
living members with Lieut.-Gov. L. p.
Slack have signihed their intention OF
being present. Two members of the SEN
ate have died since the closing of the
Legislature They are Henry T. Cults of
Orwell and Lewis N. Seaver of Williams
| town. Mr.. Powell was president pro tenn
, pore OF the Senate while II was in session.
Stannard Woman's Relief Corps held
their annual meeting Tuesday afternoon
at their hall on church street AID chose
! the elective officers. The appointive Off
GERS will he named at the first meeting
! in January. The officers elected yester-
day are as follows: President, Mrs. Eta
! X Martin senior vice. president, Mrs.
Cora A. Hail; junior vice-president. Mrs.
Lila Phelps; chaplain, Mrs. Adelaide
| Greenleaf; treasurer, Mrs Mary Rand
guard Mrs. Francis Reynolds; conductor,
Mrs. villa Lane The business of the
meeting was closely confined to the cleo
ton of officers and other matters were
postponed until the next meeting.
+. \. De.ette and Ray w. Collins
Will Leave Today for an extensive
Weatern "trip. MIR Deyctte will visit
his brother, Charles Deyettc, formerly
well known in Shelburnc, and now in
business on tho Pacific coast. and also
his son, Dwight Deyette. who is in
Weed CAL about 400 miles south OF
Portland, oregon. If the right open
ing appears, Ne will move with his
family to the West. Ray Collins will
go to Los Angeles, stopping on the way
at Salt Lake city, Utah. and Pocatello
Idaho. From Los Angeles he will &C
to Portland. He plans to report in
Hot Springs for training March 10.
Travel is almost at the vanishing point
on the lake now and the railroads do not
seem to he as busy as they were a veal
ago al this time, The boat men as a rule
lCse money by prolonginE lie season al
this time Of the year and Only do II fol
the accommodation of Burlington ship
pers who are now exporting certain lines
, OF goods to northern New York. It is es
tmatcd that the running expenses of tn,
steamer 'ricOndcroun are co. nor dav les,