Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-09-17

The following delegates to the state
convention were elected: Raymond
Mcfarland, Homer M. Balm, NJ. T. But
terrified; alternates, Robert Leggett,
Charles A. Lyman and James NJ.
Tracy. The delegates to the district
convention are: Or. A. u. Barter, the
Rev. ID. II. Corkran. A. d. Morris; al
ternates, Charles T.. Youtt, NJ. D..
Brooks, George Il. Abbey. The dele
gates to the county convention are:
James NJ. Tracy, Or. II. l.. Averill, NJ.
a. Brooks, julius O. Seeley. Jr- Leslie
A. Sparks, George Wright, NJ. q. Grady;
alteruates, O. II. Flanagan, John Is.
Dyer, Legrand Gorham, Hartwell Dan
lei. Il. c. Brown. A. Gett Robert
LeEgett. committee consisting Of
Dr. Averill George w. Mead and ~ A..
Brooks was appointed to report nom
nations for the officers Of the Middle
bury Progressive club for the next two
years They reported the following:
President, II. NJ. Balm; vice-president
George Rose; secretary A. n. Barter;
treasurer, c. Il. Mellen; executive COM
mittee, George Fassett a. J. Morris,
T.. y. Youtt. L. a. Sparks, Prof Me
Farland, Frank Brooks. The old town
John *. Dyer, NJ. r. Butterneld. c. A.
Lyman. A. u. 2arter and NJ. G. Grady.
No action was taken on the matter OF
II town representative
Both the Democratic and Progress
sive parties will hold county conven-
tons in Middlcbury Saturday. The
democrats will hold Il mass conven-
ton and the progressIves u delegate
convention.---Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Babb
and Mr.. and Mrs Nelson w. Bahb, who
have been visiting in Middlebury on
an automobile tour, have returned to
Southwick. Mass-Mrs Frank Leno
has gone to Bennington, having been
called there by the death Of an infant
child of her daughter. Mrs Frank
Staplc.--WOrd has been received that
Mrs. Il. A. Tucker and daughter. Mrs.
w. NJ. Severance. have arrived in Los
Angeles. Mrs. Tucker has gone to
California hoping that the climate will
benefit her health.-Maurice J. Ken
dali. a postulant for holy orders oS
the diocese of Vermont who has
served two years at All saints Chap
Il, Shorcham, leaves to-day for An
Mandate on Hudson, n. Y, where he
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ter King has returned from Winooski
where he has been visiting his wife,
who is patient at the Fanny Allen
hospital.
flsh ana Game warden George Chafee
arrested an ltaIah named FRANK 1atto
u h'luehS on charge Oh catciIliH
snort blacN pass Nhen arrested
ne hau IN ms possession HNe Hsh ana
four OF them were under size. Tie
was taken into Judge A w. pickehss
court pleaded guilty ana was hhed
$23 and costs amounting to $2''9
which he PAID warden Chaitec says
that he has mad several complaints
from people in the vicinity OF hunt
lngton rails, where the hsh were
caught-Mrs. w. ~. Brown has re-
turned from SeaburY' where she mas
been visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. James Slason.-Mr. and
Mrs. theodore Arnold OF Brooklyn, n.
y, and Mrs. Arnolds sister, MISS
Blanche Gordon, also OF BROOKLYN are
in town FOR two weeks.-Mlss Flor
ence Eddy has returned from Rutland
after spending a couple OF weeks with
the family Of her brother, Clarence
Eddy.-Miss Rornice kidder, who for
nnoumonia is imrrovinr~NIiss stella
turner mas been engaged TO teach the
village school IN Rlptoh Tor the com
ing year.-Mr and Mrs. Peter Field
nave returned from Nergennes, where
they have been visiting the family of
their SON. Felix Field-Mr. and Mrs.