Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-29

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Tuesday. Nine quilts were worked. The
ladies will hold another similar sewing
bee In three weeks.
vERCENNES.
Frank Domino. charged with statutory
| rapc, has been hound over in the sum OF
$500 for appearance before Addison county
court in Middlebury in June. Bail was
| furnished by his friends. Domino was
arrested Friday night by city Sheriff T.,
j. Bodeite on a warrant issued by State 9
Attorney +. W. futile on charge OF
statutory rape. committed on Frances
Stafford, an inmate Of the State indus
trial school. who that evening had run
away from the institution. Her story OF
the affair is that she was on her way ~
the railroad station when she was accost-
ed by Domino. who cnticcd hcr to accom-
pany him to the hay barn near the depot
on his promise that he would assist her
to escape and when he committed the
crime with which he is charged. The
| girl had been missed at the institution
| and inquiries elected the information that
| she had been seen near the depot. Officer
| Bodetie was ordered to apprehend her
| and return her to the school. which he
! did. Friday Domino was brought before
Justice 6. +. O. Kimhal and pleaded not
| guilty. After hearing the evidence Justice
| kimball bound Domino NJ in the the sum
Of s-,m for his appearance at the June
| term Of the county court at Middlebury.-
At the annual meeting OF the Nergenncs
| Lodge. New England order OF Protection.
Friday evening. officers as follows we're
.
warden. " H. Adams: vice-warden. 4.
| W. Norton; secretary. e. T. S. Fierce:
| financial secretary. Mrs G. r. s. Pierce;
treasurer. T. Neville; chaplain, w. r.
| Warner; guide j. 4. Harrington: guard
ian. W. II. Adams: sentinel Thomas
| Mack; trustee for three years. u. L.
Kingsland representative, Ms. G. r. s.
| Pierce.
The fourth quarterly conference Of
the NcthAlist Episcopal churches of
| Nergcnncs and Fcrrisburg was neld in
the Ncrscnnes Church Wednesday Feb
ruary II. District Superintendent Rcv.
DR.. John ". Coleman of Rutland pre-
siding. The following officers were
elected: Stewards. joseph Carter. M.
l.. Barton. Allen Burroughs. Holden
Beach. Hah1on Kingman. T.. ]. Bristol.
| i. &. Ward. q. G. Field. T.. T.. Birkctt.
Lynn Cushman. Corydon Harris, Ralph
Booth. Miss Carrie scott. George Mid
dlebrook Miss Hattie Winslow; re-
cording steward. Il. ]. bristol: district
steward. Allen Burroughs: trustees.
Joseph Carter NJ l.. Barton. Allen Bur-
roughs. II. Il, Slack, Holden Beach,
Mahlon Kingman, A. Cushman, Frank
Burroughs. The following duly elect
ed officers were 10y action of tho con
) ference confirmed: sunday school su-
lperintcndent. Allen Burroughs and o c.
| Field: presidents cf Epworth Leagues
Mrs. : 5. Cobb. Mrs. T.. Y. Birl< ett
presidents Of Ladies' Aid societies
Mrs g. r. :. Pierce. Mrs. William I'c-
|cuc Committees: foreign missions
Mrs. Z. Y. Bristol. Mrs G. NJ. Grandey
Miss Carrie scott; nome missionary
anu church extension. Mrs. Joseph
Garter. Mrs. A!I"r Burroughs. Mrs. F.
lrushrun' Snndav schools Joseph
Carter. C;corGc M'jd'rbrook T. Y
Tirko.t. ". i. Eoarh. Fred Cushr,ant
education aud fr.cdmcn's aid. g. 7. =
ri. rec Fred C'nshmnn. Raymond slack
itcrncrance. William D"wner William
Pccuc. NJ l.. barton hospitals. Mrs
MISS Hattie Winsiow: church records
T. j. B:ntol. l.. T. BirkAtt: anhtns
|nccounts, Mahlon Kin gnar. Fred Ward
I parsonage and furniture. Mrs. = e
| M!ddebrook, Mrs George Mihdlabroo',
M.s G. -. C;randey. .An.n Burroughs
| f.. G. Ward; ci"rch music. Mrs. T. =
| yTcrh. Miss Mamie Mcirs. NJ H. =
| SLACK. Erln'l Booth. Cay Beach My
Homer BAIL Mrs Y. w. Rrkc.l rrc'
Cuslma. Miss Helen H!rroughF: osti
| mating pastor's salary. j. G.. Ward, All,
| Enrrnrghs. =. =. fiirkctt q. g Field
! estimating aid FOR conference claimants
j.. J. bristol. NJ. h. Barton. Ms. G. y 5
! Picr'c: ,rler of appeals. +. =. Ward y,
| vote of the conference \ an1n.muu
rali was given the Rev. s. s. Cobb to re
! turn 10 the pastoratc for another wear
r =. Goodalc Is moving from his farm
! IN Waltham ard will occupy the upp.
rnon.s in lie r~sid cnce OF DR. +. G. Phelps
| i.ucy, youngest daughter Of Mr.. ant
| Mrs. Leon Adams. died Sunday evcnin!
! after lingering illness IN tho iifth YEA
| of her age. The funeral was held n
| the house Wednesday NJ tw' o'clock
L. \. Hayes of Goshen "isi,ed his aun,
| Mrs robert Mclaughlin. Monday
Charles Il. S,cbb.ns and George r. Nc
| Cuen went Monday to Burlington u
| serve as petit jurors at the United state
| district court now being held in that city
Tho Rev. G r Brush will hold a cot
| tarc service this afternoon at thrc
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Harry Scar
In Monkton.--Mrs. Girard Of Burlington
visited her aister Mrs NJ. Fl. Daniels
Sunday The Ladies' Aid Of the Methods
Episcopal Church Will serve supper Fri
, day evening IN the parlors OF the church
and aprons and other useful articles wi
be on sale. Arthur Daniels Of Winoosl
visited his parents. Captain and Mrs. NJ
| II. Daniels. Sunday. The condition of Mis-
Beatrice Daniels is improving and hope
arc entertained Of her rcrovcry.-Loui
Champinc Is moving from the W. !
| Woodman farm TO New Haven william
son OF Mr.. and Mrs Eli Milo. is III wit
| appendicitis
Mrs. Mary Hans is sufferin
from two broken wrists caused by a fal
The Vergennes board of trade will Civ
reception to Judge and Mrs Frank ]
Fish Monday evening. March 4, at eigl
o'clock at the banquet room in city hal
In honor OF his appointment 10 the ofiic
OF superior judge. Invitations will be 1,
sued In n few duys-rhe interior wor
Of charging the store Of Max Fishma
has been ji:st completed by Paul Adams
Claude Allen is visiting his uncle. vi
liam sheridan. Of Shelburne, Earle BrvS