Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-12-18

White will spend the snowy months in
burlington and First Pilot John Rushlow
Will be busy at the harbor Second Pilot
Grant Edison viii go to his home in Port
Henry and Purscr Fred Fuller will dodge
the climate by working in a Florida hotel
ON the last trip over n carload Of sugar
made part of the cargo. The boat was
delayed several hours on account of the
arge amount of freight
The will of Zoe Phillips, late of Char
lotte, was proved Thursday in probate
court and Frank l.. Lane was appointed
guardian of Benjamin b. Lane, minor
ward. John j. Flynn was appointed truss
tee OF a fund under the will of the late
D. ;. Picrson of South Burlington. The
conditions are that the fund shall go at
Mrs. Persons death to the town of Shell
purhe Tor library, If within two years
AFTER her death the town shall raise a
/ like amount. If the gift is not accepted
the fund Is to go to the Home for Desti-
tutc Children in this city.
The Howard Relief sewing school is
nearing the close of the session and there
/ Will be the annual tree and exercises at
the hail at 200 p. m. Saturday. December
| 80 '''ii'itl 'ilS VI ElitS suitable Tor girls
! of from nine to sixteen years will be
| greatly appreciated. AS the date set for
| the tree rails SO near Christmas day, all
| preparations will be made before tina,
time. VIII eny persons desiring to donate
| please do so the early part of Christmas
week? cordial invitation is extended to
all Interested in the work Of and for
| the girls of the school. to attend the
! exercises.
| George Haley pleaded guilty in city
court Monday to grand larceny, and
was sentenced TO spend not less than IS
months nor more than two years in the
house of correction at Rutland Haley
was arrested Saturday night al a house
on Battery street after robbng Albert
/ Lcno of St. Adams of $35. Lcno was here
on visit and the two men had the same
room When he awoke. Lcno found his
roll gone and the pockctbook was after
wards located on Haley. When searched
at the Jail, Chief Russell found SCI in a
watch pocket and this will be returned t.
Leno.
| The men of the Fifth infantry of which
regiment a battalion is quartered at Fort
| Ethan Allen to garrison the post in the
|
absence of a cavalry regiment and to care
! for the horses of the Tenth cavalry, left
| behind when the ColQred troopers We're
| ordered to the Mexican frontier, are
| making good use of their opportunity to
enjoy the mounts, and the riders are
frequently seen about the streets. Some
surprisingly good riding is DISPLAYED.
Some of the infantrvmen have previous
ly served in cavalry outfits Others. how
ever, are now to horsemanship. but are
! fast learning
|
a Iareht-l cachers ASSOCIATION mas been
organized at the IhaNer school, a we'll
attended and interesting meeting of
mothers ana friends being held with the
principal, Miss Camilla 3londin, and her
assistants. An address was given on the
relation of the home and the school AMI
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Vermont Lodge, No. &c, New England
! order of Protection, at its annual nee.
| ing Tuesday, elected A. l.. O'Brion
warden, and other officers as follows, to
| be installed at the first meeting in Janu-
airy; Vice warden, Mrs. ]. J. Hoag;
| Junior past warden Mrs Mary Bullock:
| recording secretary Miss T. NJ Pult,.l-.