Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-19

secretary. Following Is the ticket to be
voted upon at election March 9 in Horizons
hall:
northumberland RI. A. Bailey; |
town clerk, G. G.. Allard; selectman for
three years, John y. Lavely: treasurer, !
G. G. Alard; ove.seer of the poor H. A. /
Bailey; constable, George Horton; coll /
lector Of taxes, II. +. Wolcott lister for
three years, Frank Villemalre; auditors,
c. II. Shpman, George T. Graves, Dr. F.
+. Strap; trustee of United states money,
G. G. Allard; town agent, H. f. Wolcott;
town grand juror Omitted; school COM
missioner for three years, w. c. Bonn
bard.
Observation-Disclosures, J. w. Lavigne;
town clerk, c. G. Anard; selectman for
three years, Alfred F. vlllemalre treas
urer, c. G. Allard; overseer of the poor
Il. G. Dupratt; constable, ]. b. T.. Chev-
rier; collector of taxes H. r. Wolcott
lister for three years. Louis Mongeon; au-
ditors, John G.. Piche, DR.. p. f. Strapp,
George II. Graves; trustee of United states
money, c. G. Allard town agent, j. w.
Lavigne town grand Juror, d. IT. OSul-
Ivan; school commissioner for three
years. W c. Bernhard.
An enjoyable whist party was held
at the home of Mrs. s. Il. Narcotic on
East Allen street Saturday evening
when five tables were played. The
occasion was also n farewell to Mrs.
Claudia Bohelmer who is a member
OF the class which graduated at the
Mary fletcher hospital Wednesday.
There were present 16 of the nurses
of her class Whist was enjoyed for
about two hours, followed by refresh
mcnts The first prize WINS won by
Mrs. Edward German and Mrs, c. q.
Allar1 took the consolation prize.
Mrs. Thomas Holden was given n
farewell reception al the home of Mrs.
! Della Saunders of East Allen street
Saturday evening. The evening was
spent with whist, followed by refresh
ments The prizes werc won by Mrs.
Holden winning first prize. and Mrs.
| NJ r. Markham consola ton prize.
The board OF civil authority will
meet Saturday afternoon in the town
clerks office to make necessary cor
rcctions to the check lists for the
March election.
| During the last cold spell about % me-
tiers We're frozen and the water depart
ment was kept busy. This number Is
/
about three weeks ago.
The village has had an ample water
supply so far during the winter months
and with the present supply there is lit
tie danger of any shortage. The upper
reservoir. which is filled to OVERLOOKING
contains now over 100000 gallons while
/ the overflow from the upper reservoir
/ gives the lower one over 100000 gallons
The pumps are now running but 10 hours
a day instead OF "A as formerly During
a day of 10 hours there are 10000 gal
Ions of water a day pumped into the
reservoirs.
! Harry Carlton has been assigned as
/ overseer in the grading room of the
/ Wooden mill to succeed a. r. Day, who
has gone to the Maynard, Mass, mills.
Mrs. Joseph Martin was in municipal
court Friday, charged with Keeping a
house of i'll fame. She pleaded not guilty.
but was found guilty and sentenced to
serve not less than two nor more than
four years in the house OF correction at
! Rutland. Mrs. Margaret Aikey of Milton
and Paul Stennke. soldier Of the Sec
ond cavalry, We're also arralgned on the
charge of adultery. The Aikey woman,
who is but IS years old, was held for the
next term of county court in the sum of
$500. The soldier waived examination and
was placed under bonds of 500, which he
could not furnish. The arrest of the trio
was the outcome of the raid made in the
Mongeon bloch ON West Allen street at
two O'Clock Wednesday morning. States
Attorney Hopkins and Grand Juror d. L.
| O'Sulllvan prosecuted.