Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-14
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

Daley Council knights of Columbus NO
642, held in their hall In tho Federation
hall the following officers were elected'
G. T., Thomas +. Burns; ID. q. H.
Robert Shea; F. s.. Neicy Dorrein' w.
s.. r. e. Dillon; treasurer, M. A. Hanar'
c.. Dennis II. McHugh: W., George nd
der: trustees, |. Lavonche, Jr., u. r.
Seymour and Edison Wissell; I. g.. j. Z.
rrrudo: O. G., =. T.. Ilalpin.-The MISSES
1to,en J,aPan and Mable Huestis have
returned from Burlington Clara 1.
brown of Whiting made a short visit
10 her nephew. C. r. Rich. Monday
Eleanor Fradett has gone TO Brattle-
boro-Edward Erickson has gone to
Rutland.
The annual meeting of the Middls-
bury Improvement society was held in
the Masonic hall and there was a goo
attendance. The reports Of the various
officers we're read and accepted AMI
showed that the organization was in u
good working condition. The following
officers were elected: President, Mrs.
John II. Stewart: first vice-president,
Mrs. Ezra Brainerd second vice-pres'.
dent, Mrs. Z. p. Cushman; third vice.
tary. Mrs. Fred Beckwith; treasurer.
Mrs. Edward Higgans. There were
also is directors selected. The society
mas good sum of money on hand
which to use in their work the coming
summer.--Mr. and Mrs John l. Starter
and George Shambo have gone to Bos
ton, where they will spend few days.
Judge Dana Of New Haven. Judge
Day Of Ripton, County Clerk Rufus
Wainwright. Deputy Sheriff II. F.. san .
ford of Cornwall and N ]. Sanford OF
Middlebury drew the Jurors for the Do.
cember term of court Wednes lay as
follows for Middlebury. grand Juror.
Frank Gulley; petit Jurors. George
Dragons AMI Rollin Hallock.-Mrs
John Jerow leaves to-day for Troy, n.
II. where they will spend the next
few weeks.--William Hodson and fam
lily Of Cornwall are moving to the My
lott place on North Pleasant street
in New York State.-The annual meet
ling and exhibition of the Vermont
Estate Horticultural society will be helj
in this village November 10. 20 and 81
PLANS are nearly completed for al
Unusually large meeting OF fruit grow
ers. Judging from the quality of tn
crop ana the great interest being TAX
en-. this will be one Of the largest meet
ings in the history OF the society.--II
r. Sails. William l.. Williams and Evai
j. Ellis of Burlington arrived Wed
nesday to begin the work of slatin,
the new chemical building at the col
> IeTS condition of Mrs. Jane
Hughes, who has been i'll for n month
has become so grave that her friend
are alarmed.--Frank s. Ravens of Sar
anac Lake. n. Y, who has charge o
the construction of the new library n
Proctor. was in town Wednesday,
} Among people here from out of tow
are w. H. Burchard of Shoreham. Hen
. ry Gessler and John r. Robinson c
Manchester, n. H., Fred G. Carey q
Thompskinville. n. ". George Newto
. of Boston, and John NJ. Clarkson c
, Brooklyn.-'rhe work of laying tn
: conducting mains from the new powa
., house to the college has been compile,
= ej.--The Misses Lillian and Agne
:. Baldwin have returned to their hon
in Fowler.-A social will be held in II
4 vestry Of the Congregational Cnurc
Friday evening, at 1870. The object
this social is to promote good fellow
ship and to raise money to help iowa,
the purchase Of a new stereopticon.