Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-16

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The mauagcncnt of tho Esscx Center
fair has arranged with the Central YER
mont RAILWAY for n spccial train from
Essex Junction to the fair grounds. The
train will connect with trains from the
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Tho animal Joint meeting of the Ncr-
mont Library association and the State
commission will be held in burlington
October 20 q md %. The state commits
sion consists of: Prof s. T. Emerson,
chairman; Mrs. w. p. smith st. Johns
bury. Mrs. H. $ Brown. Springfield; Miss
r. Is f1etcher' iroctorsV'lle' ana D ~
cage Nscu'heNN'iIc MISS ~ w. "risht
OF montpelier Is scCic'"'! vi 'ie 'oii-
mission
SATURDAY
noon from u two months' trim 10 CALI
foruia with David w, Howe They Wis
tied the pana,na-pacinc Fxposition.
Among other places they visited Bcrke-
lev Cal. where they attended the ma =
tional convention of the Sign,a Phi
fraternity at tho University of california
early i'm August En- route TO California
'i'eS rooe horsepacN lhro"sh inc 1'no"-
Stone Mr.. rowe Will return 10 Burning
'oI' l"'er Ill inc i'"h''''
At the annual meeting of the Harvard
last Friday. the following officers we've
reelected: President. w. y. c. Stlckne .
of Rutland: vice-prcsident. Clarence Nor
gan Of Sbclburne: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jc-
seph r.. Stenrns of This city. Tho scholar
shin which the club gives annually was
awarded this wear to Fred J. Wilder. soa
of the proprietor Of the Woodstock Inn
ne next hee'lnR or the ciub VIII propa-
p'N DC he'd III Rutland
At meeting Friday evening of the
$. w. Thayer branch of the Parent
Teacher association the following Off
GERS were elected: President / \. Jor-
dan: vicc-prcsident. Mrs. John Tobin;
secretary, Miss Troville; treasurer,
Charles Cross; membership committee
Fred Blondin. Mrs. Sullivan. Mrs. Henri
Limoges; social committee. Mrs. John
Tobn; program committee. Mrs. Henri
Limoges. Plans were discussed for in
stituting a kindergarten department, but
"c'ioh was "clc'reu'
In probate court Thursday Jennie T..
Allen Of Westford was APPOINTED admin
tratrix of the estate of John T.. Allen. late
of Westford. w. w. Kimball and +. B
smith were APPOINTED commissioners and
APPRAISERS. Jennie r Allen was appo,nt
ed guardian of Irene f.. and John r.
Allen. minor wards of \Vestford ('ortleI,a
]. Monreon of Colchester was appointed
administrative of the estate of Jerry Nom
geon. late Of Colchester. with George
Graves and James :. O'Brien commits
sioncrs and appraisers
The case of III. A. Manning company
against W. H. Waite of this city was
adjourned Friday noon after three
witnesses had been called Ned f..
Pierce, l.. r. MacBroom and DR. W. IT,
Englesby were examined and the Cist
of their testimony was that the solicitor
for Mr. Waite had reprcsentcd that the
Manning companv had gone out of bust
ness. and that Mr.. Wait. had the right
10 publish the directory. Further tcsti-
mony will be heard in Springficld
Mass. before the case comes up in coun-
IS court September 80.
The condition of George Francis, VINO
was injured Saturday evening while on