Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-23

not being on the list as he has not been
arrested for intoxicatior but for many
other things since the installing of the
posting system Joseph Wilson, another
old-timer. got sl5 and costs or SO days
In jail, and Frank Reyes. who leads a sort
OF a rowing life between Lowell and
Montreal, received a fine Of So and costs.
with an alternative sentence of &c days
in jail.
An order Just Issued by A. J. Griffin,
division commander of the Sons Of Vet
Grams. announces that the goth encamp-
ment OF the Vermont Division. Sons OF
Veterans will be held in this city June s.
and Z. instead of June 4, and 6, as pre-
V1o'isly announced \ reception will be
given by the officers OF the Womans
teller Corps to Sie visiting members of
the various patriotic societies at the Van
ness House. Wednesday evening. June s.
campfire will be held Thursday even
ing, under the auspices of Stannard Post
No. 2 to, which the public Is invited
Headquarters will he established at the
Van Ness House Wednesday afternoon.
The division council will meet at head
quarters Wednesday evening. June 5. at
1880 to audit the books OF the secretary
treasurer.
The artesian we'll that has been in
course Of construction at Cedar Beach
since February, 1911. Is to be given
the final test to-day. In depth 1t Is
a little over 500 feet and Il is expeote 1
that 1t will supply the cottagers with
water this summer. The campers last
summer objected to the noise an
drilling operations had to be suspend
ed. For eight weeks the drill was
stuck and It took yanking night and
day with machinery to free 1t. The
work has been In charge of J. y. Will
lams of 81 North Union street The
we'll is situated at the rear of the cot
tage owned by II. o. Wheeler and was
put In by tho Cedar Beach association.
DR.. F. L. Clark. @. II. Holden and +. S.
Pease will go down to-day to witness
the final test.
The members OF the Ethan Allen club
saturday night enjoyed a smoker. the
last of the season at the club house. A
feature of the occasion was an illustrated
talk by DR.. +. l.. Saunders. medical Off
GER on the ~. g. Training Ship Ranger.
| Or. Saunders was introduced by c. IL
Darling. vice-president Of the club and
formerly assistant secretary OF the navy
| The speaker displayed about so slides
showing scenes on board the Ranger. u
which is training ship maintained by
the State of Massachusetts and the Uni
ted States government for the purpose
| of fitting boys to enter the merchant
marine. During certain number Of
months each year the ship cruises IL
foreign waters and the boys do the worl
on board as a part OF their training. DIR
Saunders's talk was one of the most In
terest!ng heard at the club for some time
Romeo's orchestra furnished music and {
social time followed the lecture.
March term of Chittenden county cour
adjourned yesterday morning after hav
ing been In session for So days OF thi'
time. the Jury attended 20 days and M
total expenditures for tho term were
81. So. OF. which includes the expense o
ALI inquests held since the last audit
OF the criminal cases tried, the case %
the State VS.. Joseph Ploof. charged will
shooting Christopher Miles, was the mos
expensive. amounting to SoSs.07. TIL
grand jury cost SSS and the petit jur.
sl7@. The amount paid to assistan
Judges. including pay for all services
rendered was SAP and the court stenog
raphers bin was $39 Special master
and referees cost S2575O and inquest wit
nesses cost s5o.5i. The cost of the Stat
cases was as follows: State VS.. Beauselier
ST.: State vs.. Coats. sl26.S1; state Y.
: Brown, s22He: state VS. Lapine s3i
State VS. Schumann. NOl7: State vs.
Woodward. 500 ni; state vs.. Snyder, SOD
State vs.. Davis. *: State vs.. Westovcl
s2947; state vs. Nieherg. $40 40: State VS.
Gushing, $34. 36; State vs. Blythe sl07 o.
with his health restored the Rev
George Y Blise. rector Of St Paul
Church returned Tuesday noon wit
a Mrs. Bliss AMI their daughters, tn
Misses Harriet and Mary Bliss, from
six months abencc In Europe. The
were accompanied on their return b
l Mrs Sam Sparhawk and children, VIII
+ have been in Europe since last Scr
TENDER. most of the time at Vevay. o
Lake Geneva. Switzerland. and tn
party landed in New York Mon la
Il noon. having made the trip across II
l Atlantic on the steamer Cincinnati
e Dr. Bliss and family sailed from Ne
|
= most of the winter at Rome later VII
Il ting Florence and other Europea
s cities They were met at the static
d Tuesday noon by large party
y friends ana parishioners and as T.
rector and his family drove up to II
rectory on Bank street the chimes
=, the church pealed forth Home, Swe
J., Home" During the absence of /
- Bliss st, Paul's parish has been
charge Of the Rev. Arthur G. CLARKE
ID The annual meeting of the Woman's a
i ISOLATION Of the First Church was he
'r Friday afternoon at the parish hou
v with a large number present The pre-!
s dent, Miss Lemon. called the meeting
l. order. and after devotional exercises I
l. reports were given. showing "A real pro
n ress, a gain In membership and in t
I'd various departments of work. and stl
e. stantial financial gain, $50 having be
III raised during the year, After the bu
ness session the Rev. F. q. Guthrie IA
a. n practical talk on Church Loyalty
,e The following officers were elected
ne the ensuing year: President. Miss NJ
he w. Lemon vice. president. Mrs G..
u. Briggs: secretary. Mrs. X. u. Lewis,
ed sistant secretary Miss Charlotte Nor,
,e. rop; treasurer. Mrs. Gardner Brewer;
ny sistart Mrs D. d. Davis; director
"a local work, Mrs. F. l.. Reynolds asst
al ant. Mrs. C. ~ Fitch; director of forei
IS. missions, Mrs Florence Lyman, asst
nd ant. Mrs. H. $. Worcester; secretary
IT. foreign missions, Mrs. r. j. Viii