Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16
Hoods SarsapariIIa

| Sigma Nh. The articles propose capital
| stock of $1,000 in COO shares at 81 each.
| The ncorporators arc W. r Aiken, j. j.
! Messenger, j. W. Bartlett and y. L.
| Johnson.
The First Church society at It's annual
meeting Monday night elected the follow
ing'officersfor the coming year: Prudential
committee. George L. Pcase, Or. G. \.
| pease and r. j. White; secretary and
treasurer Arthur $. Nlrtn; auditors, g.
| r. Vivian, s. l.. Platka and r. d. Lewis.
The financial report showed the parish
to be in n sound financial condition, with
all current bills paid and a small balance
| in the treasury.
There was settlement and decree in
probate court Friday in the estates OF
! Alfred Lafountain of Burlington and
| Jennie NJ Mack of HInesburg. and in
| the estate Of Matilda Pearson of Bolton.
Percy l.. Ballard was appointed admins
traitor in the estate of Joseph r. Bal
lard Of Detroit. Mich In the estate Of
Mary f. Lewis Of burlington. O. r. Ray
was appointed administrator with the
| will annexed.
! AT the annual meeting of St AIMS
I
day afternoon at the parish house,
( the following officers were elected. presi-
dent. Mrs. Paul AK: vice-president, Mrs.
Joseph Morrissoau: secretary. Mrs.
! Napoleon Deyette: treasurer. Mrs Oliver
Martin The meeting was presided over
| by the Rev. J. NJ. Cloarec. Following the
meeting there was benediction of the
| blessed sacrament.
| At the annual meeting of the st
John Baptist society the following Of
! fcers were elected President. L. ].
| 3eauregard; Vice-president, Joan Ba-
con; secretary, H. Gravel; correspon-
dent NJ. Brisson; treasurer, ~ Childs
| cashier. f. y. Joachim: collector, J..
| bore; first marshal. Joseph BlanChar l ::
second marshal =. Savard: assistant
} collector, L. Boivin: trustees. T. j.
3eauregard, A. Boucher. Albert GRAY
81.
| The SSrd annual meeting OF the Boxer
| Engine and Hose company NO. was
! held Friday night and the following Of
ticors were elected Foreman, 6. q. Mum
son; first assistant foreman, Joseph
sullivan; second assistant foreman.
| Charles Hughes; clerk, Oliver DuhaW;
treasurer, Albert NHnson auditors. G. +.
Daniels, G. Roby and G. Archambault;
committee on membership. G. e Daniels,
Charles Hughes and John Miller; steward,
4 John Miller.
| The wedding OF Miss Jane Mowsovit2
of this city and Irving Lapda of New
York took place Sunday night at tine Iiotc!
Lexington in New York. Nj. and Mrs
| 1k,4 ri a.
bermuda. In honor of the event, Charles
Mowsovltl of this city. brother of the
hrdo, entertained sunday evening several
friends AZ his nome At 80 North Win
oosi avenue There were many musical
selections by the guests and an elaborate
COLLATION. was served.
Thomas McGrcevy was in city court
Friday and a case against him for
open and gross l"wdnoss was nolle
pressed. Another charge of statutory as
-ault was substituted. however, and he
was hound over to county court in the
sum of sl,p0 bail which he coul not fur
| nlsh. MCGrecvy peade' not guilty but
was found so upon his own testimony and
that Of Mildred Bushcy, u years OF agc.
4 Tn. case against the girl was nollo
pressed, and she was allowed to go.
The weather in Burlington and vicinity
reached the coolest Of the season about
four o'clock Monday morning. and while
tine official thermometer at the weather
station registered only little more than
six degrees below zero. other instruments
about town went as far as T. below. The
kiosk went to four below in city Hal
park and at the Burlington Venetian