Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-04

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o.. suspended and they were placed on
rresston for 10 months They paid costs
=, S1oio each. Four tramps. claiming
~ \. John Macarthur OF Odtown, No.
rurord chsmboau Of Messlne Springs.
David lombard of Burlington ed
I,,hur TsgIn Of Nashua. y. H., were
.hsr~sd with beating their way on tho
C.r,r~i Vermont. Tho former was
ss,,.nced to 81 days and the others to
IA dsys each Harry Silk and John
Ark,nson Of this city pleaded guilty 70
r,n.,rs in a false nrs alarm on Deem.
hsr 40 and their sentences were reserved.
rhs following directors were elected ut
ths annual meeting OF the St. Adams ons
YIsht company: W. NJ. Maynard and NJ.
A r1aee Of Leominster. Mass, E. X.
Durbar and l. A. Wheeler Of Boston and
?. rylotson Of g. Adams Owing to
thu illness Of some Of the directors, tho
s,.ction OF ofYicers was postponed until
later date.
The following officers of Columbia In
campment, No. /. I. o. o. f.. were in.
.ts,,ed Tuesday: Chief patriarch, p. II.
shansraw; high priest, Charles F. Flint;
| ssn,or warden, n. f. Mooney; Junior
warden, N. J. Herrick; scribe. A. y. Lu-
| c,er: treasurer, II. r. Kimbal
ROCKFORD.
John Cummings. Jr., died OF diabetes
| early New Years morning. The funeral
! was held In the Baptist Church
| Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock, the
Rev. W. q. scofield officiating, and the
burial was In Hillside cemetery. Mr..
| Cummings was little over 30 yea RS
old. and I. survived by his wife, one
son aged eight years. father. two
brothers and three sisters--B H. shan
| eraw Of 81. Adams visited relatives here
| over Sunday and New Years day
George H. Carpenter of Boston visited
r,s during the past week--A hanquc,
for men was held IN the parlors o.
the Methodist Church Wednesday even.
ing at eight o'clock. The Rev. G. d
Lance Of Newport and the Rev. f. A
Lcgg OF Enosburg Falls were .hc
speakers.-Miss Glenna Coons Of Weet
| mount. Qucnec, Is visiting her mother
| Mrs G. w. Ailen.--E,ncst t3ashaw al,
family OF Derby Line passed Christmas
with relatives hcrc.--H. Powell Spring O.
| Dresden, Germany. student Of the Tnl
versity Of Vermont, has been at tn
| home Of his uncle. e. \. Powell MR.
Il. X. Blake OF Fairfax visited a; Tn
home OF her parents, NJ. and Mrs G.. \
Powell last week.-Mr and Mrs. A. J
Elliot visited IN Newport over SUNDAY
| A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Jacobs Thursday. December Is
H. NJ. Kendall has bought OF Mrs. NJ
NJ. Perkins the hack and business whic
had been conducted by her husband 70
the past six and one-halt years. TIL
hack will be driven by Fred Sargent
The Misses Helen and Grace shattuc
are visiting their aunt Mrs. NJ. J. Lynci
Of Boston.-GeorEe C. Manuel has boug
the Lester Lahue farm.
Mrs. Susan j. liberty Phaneuf. wido
OF the late Peter Phaneuf. ded Tuesda
forenoon at the age OF as years death re
sulting from a general breaking down
the system, combined with heart di!
; ease. Che had been III several weeks. m
funeral will be held in All Saints Churc
! Thursday morning at nine o'clock. ST
Is survived by three sons. p. HoraC
Phaneuf and Edmond Phaneuf Of tn
} place. and Fred Phaneuf Of Hardin
! Mas, one brother, Joseph Liberty Of tn
place. and I'VE sisters. Mrs. Selir
Berard. Mrs. David Domino and Mi
vitaline Liberty Of this place. Mrs. Ro
Deroches Of Providence. r. L., and Mr.
Addie Harmon Of Boston. The conditit
Of W. ". White continues to impro'
: slowly.-Mrs z. L. Bordo returned Tue
: day to her home IN 81. Adams after
few days visit at the home OF h
brother, r. A. Conger.
Mrs. d. II. Mari and daughter. Lillia
are visiting in South Lancaster. Bost'
and other Massac husetts places for a fe
days.-rhe literary department Of I
Woman's club met Tuesday evening vi
Mrs. C. r. Coan. A program devoted
" Italy and Italian subjects was CARR
out. and a dainty Italian lunch serve
Thirty women were present.