Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-03

ten candidates took out first papers and
one second papers. Those to take out
the former were Joseph Levin. Angelo
Mario, Hyman Levin, Luigi ]. MONTANA
Alberto Mario. John Chiodini and
Gaetano Dalessio. all of this city, M. N.
Farrell of South Burlington, and the
Rev. Jean Baptist Pouliot and John A.
Coderre of Essex Junction. Edward
Krampitz Of Winooski took out second
papers.
Severa: members of the steamer YER
monts crew arrived In the city yester-
day en- route to their winter homes, hav-
ing completed their seasons work. Among
these were Captain e. Il. Rockwell and
Pilot Il. M. Rockwell, who went in the
evening to Alburg: Wheelsman William
Nolan, who will make his home in Bur-
lington during the winter and Purser JOS
eph Mooney. who went to Hudson Falls,
N. Y. where he has a position during the
winter months. Steward s. r. Sumner and
his assistants are expected to leave the
boat the latter part of the week. when
they have accomplished the work Of stor-
ing away the property.
The medical inspectors of the city
schools have nearly completed their first
examination Of pupils and find conditions
In general more favorable than had been
anticipated. The defects found among
the children were less numerous than was
supposed from the experience of exami-
ners in other cities. and the work was car
RED out easil. and satisfactorily with full
corporation on the part of teachers. A
report on the inspection of the schools will
h. s-1 ~
NJ. Sabin and G.. r. Latour. at the month
| ly meeting OF the board of school COM
missioners Friday evening, it Is expected
| The time for the next general examina-
ton has not been decided upon 1t will be
| held when circumstances require. In the
| meantime the teachers and examiners
will be on the watch for suspicious cases,
with a view to avoiding contagious dis
ease.
| In it's society columns Sunday, the
Boston Sunday Globe contained the fol-
| lowing: The engagement Of Mrs. William
a. Russell of Beverly Farms and Mr..
Henry Cannon Clark Of New York was
an interesting announcement of the past
week. Before her marriage, Mrs. Russell
was Miss Mary L. Head. daughter OF
the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Head. and
a sister Of Mrs Philip Stockton. She
was a widow in less than year after
her marriage and since then. has travelled
quite extensively Mr.. Clark Is a son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Crawford Clark of
New York, and is Harvard man, class
Of H. He Is a member of the Tennis and
Racquet clubs of New York. and of the
Porcelain club OF Harvard. Mr.. Gren-
W a
Dwight of Boston. Mr.. Louis c. Clark,
Jr.. and Mr. Julian p. Clark are his
brothers. His sister Is Miss Mary de F..
Clark.
At the annual meeting of the Burlington
and Chittenden County Clinical society,
held at the University Of Vermont COL
lege Of medicine last Thursday. officers
were elected as follows: President, Dr..
c. H. Beecher of Burlington; vice-pres!-
dent. Dr. c. a. Pease of Burlington:
secretary and treasurer DR.. Barnet
Joseph Of Burlington; executive commit
| tee, Drs. b. ID. Adams, r.. 7. Brown and
O. y. Eastman of this city; delegates tt
the meeting Of the Vermont state Medical
society. for one year. Drs. r. W. Sears
IOf Burlington and |. S. Coburn of Milton
for two years. Drs. F. j. Arnold. l.. b
Morrison ana +. X. Jackson of Burlng-
ton and II. A. Ladd of Essex Center
alternates. Drs. ID. d. Grout of Water
bury. George b. Hulburd of Jericho
Matthew Hunter of Essex Junction and
c. +. Dalton OF this city. DIR. A. s. {
Hill Of Winooski treated the use oi
banana as food in an instructive paper
About 20 were present. DR.. Hill presided
and DR.. ]. H. Dodds of Burlington wa.
secretary.
When putting his horse up early yes
terday morning a piece of the fioorns
in the barn gave way and Joseph De
Narennes, his horse ami all went
through the hole, Il distance of eight
feet. Neither was seriously injured but
both are badly bruised and cut and II
will be some time before they are abb
to be about much De Varennes HAD
just led his horse into the stable when
without any warning. the planxing
went through with crash. In TN
mix-u one Of the iorses feet struci
De Varennes in the forehead and h.
was bruised about the body when tn,
horse rolled on him. One leg wa.
also ba lily bruised and he was confiney
to the bed Turing the entire day yes
terday. 1t was two hours before tn.
horse could be gotten out OF the hol
and a sling had to be made to accom-
plish 1t. The animal, which rs tn.
property Of DR. ID. a. Shea, was badl,
cut and the services of veterinar,
were required to sew up a number %
c wounds.
Excursion To Boston See ad on ~ o. IL