Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-12

West Somerville, Mass, formerly of this
the cause of her death.
Thomas Clark, the l5-year- old son of
MIR. and Mrs. Prior, died Mon
day morning at seven o'clock of convul-
sions.
AT the regular semi-annua meeting OF
the Vermont State court Catholic order
Of Foresters. held at the American House
Tuesday afternoon it was decided to
hold the next regular meeting at st.
Johnsbury in August. The officers pres
ent at the meeting were State Chief
Ranger j. D. Bachand of st. Johnsbury, |
state Vice Chief Ranger N. E. L'Ecuyer
of ST. Adams, State Secretary william
II. Driscoll of st. Adams, State Treasurer
Frank w. Sault of st. Adams, state d.
rectors Jules Smays of Burlington, !
Frank II. Sabourin of Newport, the Rev.
j. b. e. Pouiot of Essex Junction, Ed
mond LaFranchse of Bennington, and
Maurice w. Ryan Of Mortified, state
Spiritual Director the Rev T. NJ Aubin
Of Swanton, and Vice High Chief Ranger
Simeon Viger of Lawrence, Mass, as
representative Of the high court. The
members of the state court were guests
n the evening at banquet in Champlaln
han in connection with the celebration by
Champain Court. No. 4o2, of the goth an
nversary of the granting OF its charter.
\. E. LEcuyer acted as toastmaster at
The banquet, and the following were the
speakers: Simeon Viger of Lawrence,
Mass, the Rev T. NJ. Aubin Of Swanton
DR. j. d. Bachand of st. Johnsbury, the
Rev. J. b. e. Pouliot of Essex juno
ton, f. A. Sabourin of Newport, Jules
Simays of Burlington, and the Rev. l.. r.
Desrochers, j. w. Daignault. f. w. Sault
and w. II. Driscoll Of ST Adams or the
- charter members of the court only two
are living in ST. Adams now, N z.
LEcuyer and J. w. Dagnault. and there
have been two deaths. Or. L. o. Dag-
nault and Theodore ROCKFORD.
The social service conference opened In
this city yesterday afternoon, the initial
session being held Mt the chapel OF the
First CONGREGATIONAL Church at three
o'clock, led by the Rev c. c. Wilson Of
Burlington. chairman of the interdenoml-
national social service commission Of the
state. There was a good attendance At
the mass meeting at the city hall in the
evening the leader was Rev. Samuel a.
Patten, d. D.. one OF the secretaries of the
Federal Council of Churches in America
DR.. Batten gave an address on Social
Ideals" To-days conferences will be held
at the Congre ational chapel This morn
Ing at ten o'clock talks of from five to
seven minutes on Civic Industrial and
Social Reform will be given by local
business men. The general subject OF
the conference opening at three O'Clock
will be Rural Work in the County-Can
St Adams Re Made More of a Ceuter?"
This evening ways and means will be con-
sidered and organization for work will be
effected. Among speakers to-day viii be
Byron n. Clark of Burlington, State Y.
NJ. G. A. secretary, and the Rev. John e.
RoaIdon of the Universalst Church at
l Barre
At the annual meeting Of the St. Alban-
ians the following officers were elected
President. W. D. Chandler; vice-president,
j. w Hanley; secretary w r Eastman.
treasurer, w. H Chaffee; auditor, A. w.
Robinson. The board of directors &c COM
posed of w. D. Chandler w. II. Chaffee,
]. w. Hanley, C. p. Twlgg w r. East
man Michael Magiff ana ]. B. Wilson.
Merrill \. Common and Miss Anna p.
ota daughter OF Mr. and Mr. charles
H. Gotta, were married at the how, Of
IN" bride on Congress street yesterday
morning at ten O'Clock, the .u,ny
being performed by the Rev s. w
Anthony of the First CONGREGATIONAL
church. Only immediate relatives were
present Mr.. and Mrs. Common left on
the 1915 o'clock train for a trip to Ros-
ton and New York Mr. Common is man.
aEer of the Woolworth store in this
? city.