Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-04-11

North WinOOsk avenue, first or second
class; l.. p, Woodbury.. Van Ness House,
third-ciass; Charles Muir, 9O2 North
street, frst-class: NJ. Dorm. POI Main
street. frst-cass.
The six girls who were caught in the
raid of the Russell house early Sunday
morning were brought into city court
Monday afternoon and were released In
the sum of 800 bail for each. The hearing
will not be held until the latter part of
the week The girls who were released
were Albna Bcnoit, Josephine pasha,
Irene Whcalen, Blanche Droulctte. Lottie
Cole and Rose Ouimette. The bail was
fixed by Clerk of the Court J. p. Ladd.
The cases against the men who were ar
rested at the same time will be disposed
of the latter part of the week
1t is probable that Barnum e. Bailev's
circus will visit Burlington during the
coming summer although nothing den
mite has been arranged as vet. Ralph w.
reckham, who has charge of the hooking
OF Forepaugh & Sells Bros, Barnum a.
Bailey and Ringing Bros shows, has
written to General Manager n. A. LOOMS
of the Champlain Transportation COM
HhlH' say lnE tflHI Or1H OF inc SHOWS was
certain to appear in either Plattsburgh
or Burlington, probably in June AS Bar
mum & Bailey show at Troy there Is little
doubt hut what they would be the people
to come here
William l.. Hazen of New York city
who is in charge of Camps Iroquois and
Barnard at Malletts bay, was at the Van
Npqg HoJcn Thnrcduy nd do
erous ARRANGEMENTS connected with the
opening of the camps on June Is. A num-
Der of improvements are to be made be-
fore the students arrive and the newly
acquired property of the Barnard camp
will be renovated, painted, etc, About
40 or 80 boys are expected at Camp 1ro-
quos and probably about the same num-
Der of girls will be at Camp Barnard
The season during which the camps ara
open closes September /.
John Neary of this city and Miss Mae
Dillon were quietly married Tuesday
morning at nine o'clock at ST Ambrose s
Church in Bristol by the Rev +. j.
Doheny. The bride was gowned in n
white broadcloth suit. wore a black pic
ture hat and carried bride roses The
DIlutSI1iulu, MISS fbtllP NcdrY, sister OF
the groom, wore suit of leather shade
with hat to match. and carried sweet
peas. p. ]. Welch, a cousin OF the bride.
acted as best man. After the ceremony
a breakfast was served at the home OF
the bride to the near relatives and
friends.
Easter Sunday in Burlington opened
bright and and fhnra 1,
attendance at the city churches at the
morning services. The pastors prea che |
on themes appropriate to the day, a,is-
mented choirs rendered elaborate muslcal
programs and some of the Sunday schools
had exercises in the afternoon or evening.
The interiors of the churches WERE az
usual. made beautiful by great quantities
of flowers and plants. Rain began falling
about one O'Clock and continued during
the afternoon and early evening. interfer.
ing somewhat with the attendance at tn
exercises and services appointed for tn "a
time.
The annual meeting and election OF oiii-
GERS of the Sunday school of the Method
list Church was he'll Thursday when
officers were elected as follows: General
superintendent, T., i. Howe: superintend.
ent of senior department, the Rev. Dr.
Grismer, junior and intermediate depart
ment, Miss Helen G. Hendec; primary de-
rartmcnt, Miss Grace Humphrey: kinder
garten. Miss Catherine Coventry: home
department, Miss Mary Walker: cradle
roll. Mrs. J. Ralph Baker: secretary. Miss
Addie f. Wright: assistant. Otto Ocker-
blad; treasurer. J. Charles Arnold; plan
list. Miss Bertha Coventry.
The regular April meeting of the boart
of school commissioners held Friday even
ing, was a short one. A full attendance
was present. Routine business occupied
the time of the session for the most part
Superintendent of Schools H. O. Wheelc,
was reelected, at the former salary, anC
Miss Harriet NJ, Wheeler was reelected
superintendent clerk This was the frs
meeting Of the board held since the re-
turn OF Commissioner +. S. Adsit from
his trip around the world, and he enter
| tanned the members of the board after tn,
| close of the business meeting with an ac
| count of his Impressions of the school.
which he visited in the course of his tour
as we'll as with other incidents of the trip
| new society was organized in the cit,
| Friday in the shape of Mohawl
Tribe of Red Men. The organization tool
| place under the direction of G. A. Twitch
| ell. state organizer, and Is the 18TH trib
| to be started in this State. He was as
sisted by Great Sachem NJ. F. Lermond o
| East Barre, and the work was done by
degree team from Troquols tribe of Barre
| There Ct
ter. The officers installed were as fol
lows: Past sachem, c. p Wyman
sachem. Joseph Cote; senior sycamore. G.
c. Carlson; junior sycamore, +. l.. Smith
keeper of records. II. G.. Macholdt; col
ltctor of wampum, ]. e. De Varemnes
keeper OF wampum, ]. J. Chids
The annual installation of officers of tn
Burlington Lodge of Elks took plac
Thursday. Officers installed We're: lex
allied ruler. DIR. Guy +, Loudon: esteeme
leading knight. Or. James D. Tanner; ey
teemed loyal knight. Thomas Il. Wrigh,
esteemed lecturing knight, Frank f. Ron
| insOn: secretary, Charles f. lockwood
treasurer. Fred W. Calden; tyler, Arthu
l.. Sherwin X. L. Patrick was the In
stallng officer. presiding as grand exal,
ed ruler. John Rushlow was the gran
esquire. T. W. Quincy the grand secre
tary. and L. T. Wood the grand inne
guard. The installation was largely a,
tended. Refreshments were served and
smoker followed
The regular monthly meeting OF tn
stale board of health was held Tues
DAY at the Van Ness House wit
prs. II. ID. Holton of Brattleboro. L. 7
kidder of Woodstock and r. II Stop