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

tonguay.
Colonel John @. Norton, who for three
sessions of Congress has acted as secre-
tary to Congressman Frank l.. Greene.
has resigned his position and returned
from washington.
The petit Jurors were drawn Tuesday
for the March term OF Franklin county
court to be opened in this CITY Tuesday.
March TO- Judge f. L. Waterman presid-
ing, The Jurors are: Austin Barnes.
Jesse Durham, Bakersfield; r. N. Ovlatt.
Lee Hicks, Berkshire; c. II. WEIGH, STAN
lev sayles e. L. Stanton, Enosburg; Hair
vey p. Chadwick, Charles Campbell, Fair
field; s. ~ Gibbs, Fletcher: r. NJ. uib-
bard T.. w. Olmstead, Franklin; Walter
C. Ballard, Charles L. James, James A.
Ryan. Georgia; C. J. Mackin, Monroe
whiting, Highgtte; Norman Lumbra
Montgomery: John C. Blanchard r. s
Marcy. Richford; Benjamin e wilder,
Lester c. Royce Frank Seares, Sheldon,
Martin Corners, G. H. sheltus, w. p.
Halbert, st. Adams town. E T. Howri-
gan, w. H. H. Greene, p. j. Hackett, st.
Adams city; r. f. Columb, John F. Bull
lard, l.. e. Cray Swanton,
Joseph Meteyer OF Montreal and Miss
Holy Angels Church Tuesday morning
at seven o'clock by the Rev /. r. Des-
rochers Breakfast was served at the
/ home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Napoleon Glroux, to the immediate mem
bers of the family. Mr.. and Mrs. Met
eyer went Tuesday morning to their fu-
ture home in Montreal
At a special meeting Of the city coun-
ell Tuesday evening petition was re-
celved from the St Adams and Swanton
Traction company asking permission to
construct short curved track partly on
land OF the Central Vermont Railway
company and partly within the Lake street
limits for the purpose Of affordng a
means OF transferring cars from the tract
of either OF the companies to the tracks
Of the other The petition was granted
subject to the approval Of City Engineer
c. ]. Renner and City attorney S. s. Cush-
ing. letter from Elmer johnson, stat
Ing that the sewer on Pine street was so
low as to be a menace to his tenants,
water flooding the cellars of his houses,
was laid on the table. The letter stated
that Mr. Johnson would hold the city
liable for any damage done. The council
nominated the following Jurors: Grand,
Isaac Chase, NJ c. Finn. r f. Leahy, j.
D. Riley, C. L. Curtis and NJ r. Sullivan;
petit, G. p. Twigg. II. w. Ballard. G. NJ.
Clark. J. p. Harvey, Joseph Eaton, Sidney
Peare, Bernard e. Butler, Lester K Cor
liss. o. N. Pease, George F. Dunbar NJ
Driscoll and A. w. Fisher
The annual meeting of the Franklin
County Rural Letter Carriers association
VIII be held at the American House mex,
Monday The following topics will be
considered: Equipment Necessary foi
Handling Parcel Post" Care of Horses
and Equipment" Motive Power on Rura
Routes" why Every Rural Carrier
Should Belong to the Associations" "Why
the Rural Carrier Should Take the r f
d. News"' Postmaster Charles ). Forbe!
Will give talk on Duties Of Carriers"
The Lakeside District Sunday School
association held It's first semi-annuaI
meeting at the chapel Of the First Con-
gregational Church yesterday afternoon
and last evening, about 20 members being
present from Georgia Greens Corners. ST
Adams and St. Adams Bay. A devotional
service was led by the Rev / Mellor
pastor of the Bay Methodist Church
and this was followed by these ad-
dresses: ITO What Consideration Are the
Present Methods of the Sunday -schoo
Teaching Entitled?" the Rev. F. A. Len
drum of this city; THE Ideal-Every
Member Of the Church in the Sunday,
school," the Rev. John Wriston o.
Enosburg Falls; THE Trained Sunday
school Teacher of the Adolescent Period,
the Rev. f. Wilson Day of Franklin
THE Teachers Preparation Between
Sundays" DR.. H A. Durfee of Burling
ton, State secretary. A resolution Of re
} greet was passed regarding the recen
resignation of DR.. Durtee. The evenin.
: devotional service was led by the Rev
. I. Mellor, followed by an address by w
! G. Brown of this city on The Teache
t Problem" and an address on Sunday
$ school Efficiency (Teacher Trainlng),
I by the Rev. George D. Gould of thi
/ city
< Joseph Chgnon died at Hotel Die,
e Montreal, Tuesday night where he wer
= about ten days ago to undergo an opera
d ton on his eyes. Heart failure was tn
: immediate cause of death. He was Dor
d but had made his home here from boy
= hood. He is survived by two daughter
r Miss Elizabeth V. Chagnon and Mrs. l
). Deschenes, Jr., of this city; son, ID
: f. A. Chagnon OF Salem. Mass, and
n sister, Miss Louise Chagnon, OF Worce!
= ter, Mass. The body was brought hey
e last evening, but the funeral arrange
r mentshave not been completed.
i a son was born yesterday to Mr.. an
n Mrs. John Larow.