Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-08

l tense of Hartford. Conn. The funcra
was held at Holy Angels Church Wed
. nesoay morning at nine o'clock Eur
Ia was in Mount Calvary cemetery
At the annual meeting of the Sunda,
School board of the Universalist ChurcI
the Following officers were elected Su
! pcr'ntehdent, Mrs. G. a. Oliver; assistan
superintendent, the Rev. H. L. Thornton
secretary Miss Jessie Barker: assistan
secretary Miss Irene Towle treasurer
e 'hrs' helen l.. Chamberlain: librarian
Oleo Iowlc; assistant librarian. Hiram
Upton; organist, Miss Jessie Barker.
~ the meeting OF Lakeside Grange, No
3o'' J.. of H., Monday evening at tn,
town hail at the Bay, the following off
GERS were installed by Past Master n
kibbc Brooks: Master George w. Clove
land; overseer, Jewell NJ. Morrill,: stew
ard, e. II. Brooks; assistant steward
Fred Sheltus; lady assistant steward Mrs
}. w. Morrill,: lecturer. Mrs y n
Brooks; chaplain. the Roy. l. Nollor.
treasurer Fred Bingham: gatekeopcr. Row
"oIu' ceres Mrs. George w. Cleve-
ana; Pomona Mrs Roy Griswold. Flora
Miss Augusta Sheltus.
dauG htcr was born Mondov ,,o,,,
''E 10 Mr. ana Mrs. Andrew T. Collins
son was born Saturday to Mr.. aud
Mrs. S. +. Mccarthy.
MIS-. Aurie c, Towle OF Enosburg Falls,
VINO dled at hospital in Hartford. Conn.
Whcre she was removed when she became
III While visiting relatives in Glastonbury.
Oonn' was at one time a resident of this
'ltN' making her home with her nenhcvy
H. Elmer Wheeler
Ice at the Bay is over 10 inches tbicl,
and If the weather continues cold n w
Sanborn. the local dealer, expects tn he.
gin harvesting the annual crop this v,o.ts
which VIII be about two months earlier
than the work was begun last year
daughter was born to Mr. and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward l.. Robinson Of rroi~-
tax at the hospital in this city Tueq-
day morning
Al the regular monthly meeting of the
city council a final estimate Of the WORT,
on the Silver lake pipe line and reservoir
was submitted by City Engineer c. J.
Renner' 1t was found that there was ST.
2i3'73 due the Crandall Engineering COM
pahy ana Mayor s. c. Greene was au-
thorized to borrow that amount of money
1t was voted to insert an article i'm tho
warning for the annual March meeting
regarding proposition to take action to-
ward securing a site for a State armor,.
Mayor Greene appointed a committee
consisting of Aldermen w r. Eastman
A. A. Parmlee and +. F. Shore to appoint
a committee Of six to investigate the mat
ter Of carrying on the affairs of the city
under the supervision of a general man
ager The annual reports Of chief Of Po-
j q
; Gushing We're received. The report Of
chief Mahoney showed that during the
II months ending December 81, 1913 a
total of PA arrests was made, divided as
follows: Intoxication, 1874: breach Of the
peace -; larceny is; non-support, three
horse stealing, one; ROBBERY. one; selling
liquor' three; trampng, one; house of
III fame. one; unlicensed drug store. one;
obscene pictures. one; mitimuses, 49,
fortY-siX persons We're committed to the
rankin county Jail Fees from these
cases amounted to sS'S o. and after de.
uuctlhg $3l5.l2 for board and jailers fees
anu e"''Ip Tor assistance the balance due
'he city was si6S.69. The city paid the po-
ice for the II months. s219712. leaving to
the CITY after dcducting the si6S 60 a net
cost Of sl,I2 A. \ Hotter Magnetic clock
was installed I'm the city hall and boxes
We're installed in five different places
about the city where the officer on duty is
required to ring in at stated hours -,
ponce signal light has been placed at the
mead OF Main and Lake streets
Al the annual meeting of the ST Adams |
Gas Light company the following officers
were elected: President r *. Dunbar
or Boston; viCe-presdent Oliver Stevens |
or Lowell, Mass; secretary. L. A. Wheel |
er OF Boston; treasurer, G. : Butler of
this city
In a runaway accident Monday even |
Ing the team owned by Fred Brown
coIlided With team driven by George
delaney, and George Delaney. Jr.. was
thrown under the sled and somewhat in
Jured. One of the horses driven by Mr.
Delaney was so badly hurt that II was
necessary to kill IT, Nh Brown. who
recently purchased the MAYNARD farm,
at the foot OF Johnnycake hill had loft
the horses while he went into the house
to get lantern. The horses turned
ABOUT and ran north and in front of
FRANK {. WilcoX's house met the team
driven by Mr., Delaney. The latter could
not avoid the collision
Miss Mary Purcell has gone to Wor-
ccster Mass, where she will take a
nurses training in the Worcester Me-
mortal hospital, Miss Ellen Purcell has
gone to Burlington to enter the Burling-
ton Business College
The Rev Albert Gale has resigned as
rector OF ST. Luke's Episcopal Church
TO take up work as rector of Trinity
church, PlattsburSh, y. y, to which
place he was recently unan. rously elect
I'd. His resignation Will take effect on
'r about February Is and he expects to
begin work in Pittsburgh at the begin
ling Of Lent.
Mrs, Henry Fairchild James has issued
invitations to the marriage of her 3.Igo.
err Miss Elizabeth Arnold James r. Or
larry Gordon Sloan of Cleveland. Ohio,
which will take place at St Luke's Episco-
al church Wednesday, evening. January
l. at six o'clock. reception will be
leld at the home of the brides mother
N Congress street nj $50 o'clock.
The following officers were Installed at
he regular meeting of Columbia EncamD-
nent, No. /, l. o. O, f., by District De-
uty Grand Patriarch Nash of burlington: d
'hief patriarch, 4. ID. Bradford; high
'ri"st c, f, Flint; senior warden, J. f.. !
mith; junior warden, J. A, Sturtevant; .
reasurer' Il. l., Mason: scribe, A. j. !
emmy; guide F.. p. Morton: first watch.
d. Wilson; second watch. l.. *. Cor
SIS third watch. H. T.. Mooney; fourth
'atch' II. r. Kimball; inside sentinel.
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