Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-16

CITY. n son, William W.. Jennison of PORT
land. Me; also two grandsons WIN IN
Portland. VI a family of nine brothers
and sisters. of whom Mr.. Jennison was
the eldest, only two, Mrs. H.. p. Bullard OF
Buffalo, y. Y, and G.. II. Jennison OF Los
Angeles. Cal, survive. For many years
Mr.. Jennison was a member of the Con-
rregational Church of Swanton. later in
this city. and he last attended church
November Is with his son and a grandson
who we're visiting here at that time. inc
funeral services were held Wednesday.
n. j. Iierrick has bought of Theodore
ennison a 30O-acrc farm in Sheldon
There are IS head of cattle on the farm
At the annual meeting of "A. r. Hurlbut
Post, No. GO, G.. a. r.. held Monday eve
ming, the following officers were elected:
Commander, John Jarvis: senior vice.
commander, John e. Wright; Junior Vice
commander, Mark NJ. Rice: chaplain, j.
G.. Moore: surgeon. William Roberts:
officer of the day. Henry Jarvis; officer
of the guard, Marshall St. German;
ouartermastcr, y. S. Greene; adjutant,
s. II. Wood; sergeant major, S. =.
Mckenzie; delegate to department en-
campment, j. L. Wright; delegates at
large. Mark NJ. Rice, Henry Jarvis,
Mr.. Donaldson; trustees Of relief fund,
S. II. Wood, chairman and president,
John Jarvis and Nelson Goodspeed. The
delegates were instructed to select their
own alternates in case OF vacancies. An
interesting letter was read from S. II.
Wood, who is spending the winter in
Florida.
AT the annua meeting Of Court st. AL
ion No 60 Cotba1io nrdar re EnrnStarg
held Monday evening the following Off
GERS were elected for the year ensuing:
Chief ranger. j. p. Murphy; vice-chief
ranger, Bernard Duffy; recording secre-
tary, w. H.. Driscoll; treasurer. w. II.
O'Neil; financial secretary. c.. ]. Sisco;
trustee for three years, f. w. Downing.
Additional officers elected by Court st.
Alban. No gu. Catholic Order of Forest
ers. at the recent annual meeting are:
Speaker. James A. Lynch; trustee for
three years, William J. McEnaney; trus-
tee for two years. +. W. Dowling: senior
conductor, Charles a. Kennedy; junior
conductor. John Long: inside sentinel.
Mr.. McI;naney: outside sentinel, Ber-
nard Delligan. The treasurer elected was
Charles +. O'Neil.
The will of the late Mrs. Adelia l.. Allen,
WIDOW OF =. >. Alien, which was ihNu III
the probate court about four weeks ago.
has been approved. The Peoples Trust
company has been mad executor of the
estate. which amounts to about S4o,oD.
At a meeting of the Kings Heralds held
In the parlors of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Tuesday evening IS members took
"a Trip Around the World with Jack and
Janet" AT a previous meeting the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
Anna Chynoweth; vice-president, Flor
ence Cooke: recording secretary. Wesley
Pierce: corresponding secretary, Anna
Coleman: treasurer, Hortense Beeman.
Mrs. West NJ. Pierce is superintendent OF
the society and Mrs. c. V. FELTON, assist
ant.
Mrs. Eleazar Sumner Brooks, aged NC
years. died at midnight Tuesday at her
home on South Main street. The funera'
will be held at her late home tomorrow
afternoon at one o'clock.
Iloughton park has been cleared OF
snow, the commissioners estimating that
fully $1,000 feet was removed. If the cold
weather continues a week it is prohabl-
that the park will be flooded for skating.