Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-25
Final Session of Convention of
Electric Light Association
Held Friday Morning.
AFTERNOON AT BLUFF POINT
Baseball Games and Other
Sports Followed by Banquet
at Hotel Champlain
with Brief Addresses.

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G. G. Wells of Middlcbury vas elected
70 head the New England section of the
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LOWING the banquet at th' iio'e' nam
pam that "NehlhE. ne "'H "''i Nv" Wv
Closing OF the WORK OF '"' "''"''"" anu
the afternoon ana 'N'''hE were '""S"H
given over to pleasure VIZ P"P''S anu
th'T DISCUSSIONS "''"P''" Inv '''l I,'''S.
Ih' Iicond'roGa c''rI'u "oo"l -'0 "a
'he visitors across the 'aN' III '"' "i'-
ernooh.
IN" morning session IN th' arIIloIH
'ook UP ABOUT an n""' ""u nan a. -
shannon OF the rl''" r-'''''' LIZ"
ana Water company VI N"''' ""'S'
conn" dealt with ihe he'aI''n III .n'
entral Sta'lon l" i'S N'S'"'ne'9' inv
SUBJECT was hahdI'" III '"P"p'' n'a'''e'
anu WIS io''o"'u Wy "''' "''''' '' ''
erai members me- "'''r paper N"' Il
snort one ana "I "'''''l''"i '''"'',
Wh''h ihter"St'H "n'E tho "s"t anu
power men
Following inns uIS'uSSIoh n"'"''''''"N
committee was appointed I" ara" up a
slate ana TINS STATE was adopt'd Ialet'
Fhe ticket winch was elected unanimous
~, was as follows: PRESIDENT :. -
Wells of the MiddI"huIN Power company
vice-president' |" -. fiobs or the Bos-
ton Edison company; treasurer X. W.
Rollins, president Of the Worcester Light
and Power company; secretary. Miss O.
A. Burseil of Boston The executive
committee will consist " II. +. 1vers Of
Portland, Me, l.. J. Chase Of Concord
y H., \. b. Marsdcn Of Manchester, Vt,
+. T. Rowcn of Plymouth. Mass. e. A.
Barrows Of Providence. r. l.. A. F.
Townsend of Woonsocket r. l.. and b.
Il. Gardner of Waterbury, conn. The
place of holding the next convention was
left as usual to tho executive commit
tee, which will meet later in the season
Following the business meeting. mic
,ure of the entire croup was taken in
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one 20 ,ho c,., ,ht,,,. ,.,i,h ho,,
nonoa m tho ~o,,. Val. shon, ,,.a,.
u.ho Sou, crinn uo+ hj ,t,, az
i,.a v-iros .ono.ho, a,d ,o, roo l., g..
g. 49,, c.x,. pa.,,i I'll lt,,
''s '.' $1,000. w, ra., l,.,.
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""E an" "o'" 'v'"'S were ,'p'
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'"eN an agree" ,""' II '"eN W',' EoimE
:" t'"H I'VE ''"''3
win no better result imam " ne score
'n'N ma" ptl'er P"'t anu ""Joul" u
the motel me vote was unanimous
ora breaking time
u" 1--we wires had IN theIf llhe-"P
such people as Hank Henderson,
HAN Flht Brown SPIDER Maroon
Heavens Shcrwin, Horse Power Fitz-
maurice, Awful FalhY, Ringer Gidley'
the same Griffin and Runner Alcott.
The Storage Batteries were composed
of an equally formidable array Th"Y
We're Black Knight, Happy Rood, Chair
Morris, chocolate Clark, The Abbott.
Finished Highly, Lower Triton, Hope
Bradley and Never Catch'em Ross
First one side felt proud AMI then the
other until they both became diSCour-
aged with score of six to six.
\ practice game was held before the
big game with tennis ball f. II.
Rurrltt Of the Century Electric company
was the umpire. He wore a tall hat Of
the vintage of 100 to add dignity and
that lent force for a while but the same
Burritt broke up the game by refusing
ia urnniro any moro whom he had called
the runner out three times and he stole
home Minute Gibbs was the star bats
man in this outfit He equipped himself
with a "keop off the grass sign" and then
decided that the ball was too small, That
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