Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-29
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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the government farm, the dates of which
will he announced later The committee
to have this meeting i'm charge I'm connec-
tion with the government, is President
John T.. Weeks of NIiddlebury, william
Noonan OF Panton, e. r. Footc of Corn
wall and Lucus r.. Avery of FeTsburg
and DR.. John NJ Thomas of Middlcbury.
\ committee was appointed consisting or
President John VI. Thomas of Middle
bury College, superintendent of, Schools
Arthur w. Eddy and the Hon. John e.
Weeks to look into tho matter or the Gle
mcntary schools. The following appoint
mcnts were made General supcrintend-
cnt. Charles NJ Remele of Middlebury
assistant. Theodore II. Foster of Middle
bury superintendent OF races. William
Noonan of Ncrgonnes; horses j. Edward
lButtolph Of NIddlcbury; cattle and swine.
Willis y. Cady OF Middlcbury; sheep, Ed
son G. Farnham of Shoreham: poultry,
George S Farr OF Bristol; dogs, Gardner
-. Duncan of Middlebury; exhibition hall,
Arthur j. Blackmcr Of MlddlcburN: hor-
Itlcultural hail, Frank -. Manchester of
4 Cornwall mechanics hall William ".
jackson Of Middlcbury; chief marshal
COL Thud Al Chapman of MiddebulY;
special superintendent of bees. James T..
crane of Middebury; fish and game,
George n. Chaffcc Of Middlcbury; stand
{ ing committees, executive @'r. James Mr.
/ Lawrence, Judge Weeks, Mr. Hack and
Mr.. Foote: construction and repairs, col
ioncl llslcv and Judge Weeks; in charge
Iof grounds Judge Weeks; music Mr.
Avery, Mr.. Donnclly ana Mr.. Dyer
Iamuspment Colonel 1lslcy, Mr.. Weeks an6
Mr.. Dyer; horses, Mr. Footc: cattle. Mr.
/ McCaullY: sheep Mr. Smith; Horticultural
| hail, Mr.. Footc; delegate to National Trot
| ting association congress G. \. Chapman
l-Avcry can has moved from the Bou.
! drcau house on South Pleasant street tC
| the Rogers house on court strect.--Robert
! Thomas, who has been seriously i'll for sew
cral weeks at his home on Seminary
street remains IN about the same condi-
tion.-.At a special meeting of Ilslcy Hook
/ and Ladders company Tuesday evening
George i(iddcr, Jr, resigned foreman
! of the company, the resignation being
made necessary by his election as chic
engineer OF the fire department at the las
Village meeting. Charles Shaw was elect
ed foreman OF the company and William
Reynolds assistant fore man.-The 1ltf
anniversary OF the Father Daley Council
Knights of Columbus. will he celebrated
! I'm the federation hail this evening"
| large number of the neghbors and friend
OF MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Crowley went t.
their home on the East Middlebury roat
TUESDAY evening and gave them a sur
prise party. The evening wa. spent witt
',r,,, Il
Isorvod.-Mr. and Mrs John r. Wllkcsoi
land son. stanley of OsSininr. y. Y, are il
town for two weeks.-Mr. and Mrs
Thomas W. Morgan of Oedcnshurg, y
y. returned to their home on Wcducsda,
latter three weeks in this vicintY.-Th
Rev. Richard b. Fstcn was in Addison
"Wednesday evening, where he dcllvere,
Ian address at the annual meeting an,
banquet of the Baptist Church.-Mr. AM
Mir. Euhar have gone to Burlington
iWhcr" their son is a patient al one of tn
hoSpitals.-The funeral Of Smith X Secle
was held at his late home in the soutI
ipart of this town Wednesday at a
lu'clock. DR.. D. H. Corkran. pastor of tn
Methodist Church of this village. ofliciate
and the intcrmcnt was in the family 10
lin the Seelcy district cemetery The bear
Icrs were Grant Boardman of KutlanC
Edward Scelcy, j. q. Socley. Sr., Charlie
~. Secloy, CaSsius Soeley and George
Reynolds of Middlchury, all of whom wcr
relatives Of the deceased. The floral tr
butes We're many.-NIrs. Ira Pond, VIII
has been i'll for 10 days, has so far recol
erred as to be able to he about.--Mr. an
Mrs. Frank Lashcr of Happy Valley hay
Leased the &. W. Ross house ON Monro