Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-09

were elected: Senior warden, Henry @
Morton; junior warden, John c. Strana
han; vestrymen, NJ. s. Bostwick, o. NJ
kelton. q. p. Berrymen, George p
Derrick, c. ii. Morton, DR.. ". ID. Arnolt
ana Charles S. Forbes; vestry clerk. Mr.
| Bergman; treasurer, MIR. Derrick; parish
| clerk, MIR. Forbes. Afterwards the st
luke's association met and elected the ole
officers. The meeting of the vestry will b,
held next Monday.
| The sixth annual meeting OF the Frank
| lin County Teachers association will be-
held at the high school building In this
city Friday of this week An address oil
welcome Will be given by Principal Earle
w. Peckham at 1920 O'Clock and this will
be followed by the presidents address by
| Miss Alberta l.. Beeman, whose subject
will be preparation for High School," Al
eleven O'Clock State Superintendent M. &
| Stone will talk on Some Schools" and
after vocal solo by Miss Frances Tenne y
| and a recitation by Miss -ena Narcotic
of Enosburg Falls, paper on "Geog-
| raphy" will be given by Principal l.. II.
| Allen of the State normal school at John.
son. In the afternoon In addition 10
selections by the Mandolin club and
Robert FELTON,. violinist, a question box
will be conducted by Principal G. II.
Morrill, OF Brigham Academy. bakersfield.
and the following papers given: English. -
Miss Ellen Wagner OF Sheldon; The
Teacher in the Community" Stunt. I. F..
Han of North Adams. Mass. Preparation
of Lesson" Principal Marybelle Nc
F'eeters of Highgate Center. and THE
Lesson Plan" DR.. j. T.. Messenger deap
OF the department OF pedagogy. L. V. NJ.
burlington There will he exhibits of
handwork. drawing. penmanship. English
and number work.
Bert Johnson of Swanton charged with
forging two checks to which he signed
the name OF Paul Jones and upon which
ne obtained money, has been sentenced
to state prison at Windsor for not less
than two or more than three years. On
motion of his attorney, +. l.. Webster of
Swanton, he was put in the hands Of the
probation officer for two years.
Frank Wilkinson OF Lynn. Mass.
Will take charge of the St Adams
street railway and its property next
Saturday when the sale of the roa] to
Massachusetts parties goes into ef-
feet.
The funeral of Mrs. James NJ Toss,
who died in New York Saturday, was
held at her late home on North Main
street Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O O'clock
the Rev. Albert Gale officiating The
bearers were Col. Edward A. Chittenden
John Branch Hiram b. Weeks, Milton
S. Bostwick, DIR. T. r. Waugh and c.
w. Writer'S quartette composed OF
Mrs. George NJ. Hogan, Miss Gertrude
A. Woodland, Charles Fl. Anderson and
with Me-" The burial was in the family
lou IN the South Main street cemetery
Among those from out Of town TO attend
the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Flow and sons. Gordon and Chester. and
Miss Florence Andrews Of Montreal.
Il. G. Skinner has been promoted tn
the office Of cashier in the treasurer.
office of the Central Vermont RAILWAY
company in place of Ashby s. Head. who
has been appointed assistant treasurer
OF the Southern New England corpora-
ton and the Southern New England
Railway company with office in proy,.
dence, r. l.
Inc city council has received a COM
pant concerning the gas furnished nv
the 1T. Adams Gas Light company. also
the price asked for gas. The comnla,n,
is IN the form of largely signed nett.
ton. The council has taken M action O.,
'he matter as yet. 1t has been voted nv
the council that the CITY fay conao,or
''nect the sewer assessments over
"''.i there mas been considerable
.''"''e' health OFFICER Arthur Morton
mas recommended to the council that a
system or garbage disposal be adont.d
'"e coming summer, and has also advo.
ca'ed the inspection of the city's SUNNY
OF milk and meat
ne teachers of the public schools have
oecloed to work for a. quarter of n mill
VI pennies the scheme of raising monev
lor the teachers retirement fund. Co,,.
i'i'tees have been appointed to mali.
pans LOT raising the required sum wh,cn
is sZ1. "'''on
al the annual meeting Of Holy Trim.
iN PARISH held May s, the follow,nr
'es'ry was elected: Charles II. Cam.
VI use' senior warden: Chauncey w
smith, junior warden; George NJ. Kid.
oer' secretary; Ward Fl. Barney. tre..-
urer; Orange A. Skeels, Edward = ~
barge. Howard s. Jones Do,aga,o.
.he annual convention Of the diocese ~
80 ''cHHIHStOn september 26 ara
Mard II. Barney. George NJ. K,dder
horace NJ. Bell substitutes. Howard g
Jones Charles II. Cambridge. Chaunce,.
w. smith.-The altar guild of the Cbu.ch
OF the Nativity will serve sunner ~
No'uIhpla hall Thursday night-The tv-
neral OF the late Mrs. Thomas Durhon,
VIII he held at the Congregational Cburo,
thursday afternoon.-Mrs White &. 49,.
"iter protracted illness.
Elmer johnson OF this civ and r,...
o. brigham Of ST. Adams town bav~
nounced their candidates. for the sta,.
senate this year. Mr.. johnson ia a.,
yer and In 1903 was elected States a,,or
mey, he came to this city from Enoshur.
raiis' Mr.. Brigham was born in a. AZ,
Dams and is known as one of the most a.
Vahced agriculturists in the State ana e.
prominent In all organizations conn.ctsd
Win the subject of agriculture He u,os
1903 ''ese IN
ENosBURG FALLS.