Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-06-17

| Ut All tNCulSloI SATURDAY, June ~, lp lSlc
La Motto on the steamer Chatcaugay.
| The boat will leave burlington at $3.50
a m, arriving at Fisk's dock at 1870.
| where there will he a stopover for lunch.
Leaving Isle La Motto at 1 80 p. m. the
steamer will go north through the draw
bridge at Rouses Point below Fort Mont
gomery, and return. arriving at Burling
ton between 500 and 600 p. m.
At n meeting of the council of the
Society of Colonial Wars. on Thursday,
Newman Reyes Chaffee Of Rutland was
elected member. John Johnson Allen
, of Brooklyn was elected deputy governor.
the place made vacant by the death OF
II. w. Allen. Joseph Lawrence Hills
was elected lieutenant governor; Gardner
Brewer a member of the council, Byron
y. Clark, acting registrar in place OF
Charles f. Allen; Gen. r. S. Peck as a
member of the committee on member
ship.
| Officers elected at the annual meeting
lof the Green Mountain Chapter, Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution, are:
Regent Mrs Joseph Aud. vice-rcEent.
Mrs. II. r. Watkins; secretary, Mrs. Ira
l.. Reeves; treasurer, Mrs. Il, J. Andrews
registrar, Mrs. ID. a. LOOMS: historian
Miss Theodore Peck; chaplain, Mrs
w. ]. Van Fatten: board of management
Mrs. Aud, Mrs. Watkins. Mrs Reeves,
Mrs. Andrews, Mrs Loomls. Mrs y. s.
lsham, Mrs. w. f. Ferguson: members
of music committee. Mrs. ]. 4. Russell
chairman Mrs. c. V. Grismer and Mrs
G. f. Dalton.
Frank Farrand of ESSEX was arraigncd
before Justice Jed L. Laid Tuesday on
the charge of leaving n FIRE uncx-
tinguishcd on his premises. tho sane
being near woods owned by Thomas
| o'lSrcn. The case was partly heard and
then continued, the respondent furnishing
| bail of $50 for his appearance at any
time that the States attorney secs nj
| to resume the case. 1t appeared that tho
| IRE in question was the act Of Mr. Far
rand, who burned an old stump in his
meadow, that it was not near any woods
or fence or house and tina he watched
| the blaze for several hours
One Fred Bissow. who has been acting
as shoe shine for the Durrctt e LimoGc
barber shop on Church street. Is missing
and with him about $2S of the firms
money. Bissow had a key to the place
and II is supposed that he entered the
shop on Friday night OF last week and
took the cash He has not shown un at
the place in the northern part of the city
whore he was living and il has not de-
veloped that anybody in the city has seen
him since the theft was discovered He
had mentioned to some of his acquaint-
ances that he was going to Montreal be-
fore long. Bissow was about q years of
age.
state Secretary Byron ~ Clark will
go to-day with the advance guard 70
Camp Ahnaki at North Hero. which opcns
for the summer a week from to-day
With Mr. Clark will go Waiter r. Nc
Govern, Mr. Clark's secretary. Harold
Soles Of Boston University. who is to
be the swimming instructor, j. c. Loop.
th" assistant local Y. NJ. G. A. secretary
f. C. Ames, the camp cook as we'll as
some of tn" leaders and boys there being
T. in the party Mr.. Clark's office in the
Y. NJ. &. a. building is to be closed until
| fail, transferring the state Headquarters
to the camp which will close Septe,n-
her l.
special articl" in an Albany paper
states on the alleged authority of CaDtain
Van tiorn, member of the general staff
|, ;. ~. in charge of students military
instruction camps throughout the coun-
try, that the one at Plattshurgh. July
10 August !, Will have 5000 boys i'm at
tendance y somewhat different statement
Is found in the Plattsburgh Evening
star which says that the official enroll
ment to date is SO The star has begun
pnhHshing tn" roster and in the names
from y to + are found those Of two | nj
versiiN of Vermont students. Il. W.
Daniels Of Burlington and G. : Ferrin
Of Montpelier.
Cairo Temple MOBILES Of the Mystic
Shrine, will have a banquet and ceremo-
NAL session in Rutland on the evening of
Friday June IS. on Tuesday. June -.
the mobiles and their ladies will have an
excursion on Lake Champlain to Bluff
Point. The steamer Chateaugav will
leave at eleven o'clock, proceeding north
among the islands and arriving at Bluff
Point at about 1913. Luncheon will be
served at Bluff Point from two until 1870.
returning, the steamer will leave Bluff
Point dock at six o'clock arriving in
burlington at 100. II is expected that
the band from Fort Ethan Allen will fur
nish music and the hotel orchestra will
play during the luncheon
Burlington Will have the "lol Ranch
Wild West show as a Fourth of July at
traction. the date of the company's an
pearance here being the 9TH as the 9Th
comes on Sunday. jess Willard. the
white heavyweight Champion is the Dix
attraction with the show. No big circuses
have vet been booked for Burlington or
Vermont Notwithstanding the fact that
the law was changed AT the last Lcgisla-
tuie, making the State license smaller
IN" hlg circuses do not seem to he oIcr-
atlhS IN New England at present. The !
Jones Brothers shows is the extraction
next Monday, the management having an
option on the lot on Shelburne road or /
Athletic park for an exhibition pround
States Attorney Hopkins. Sheriff Allen
and Deputy Todd Went to W1nooski Sat
urdaN night and raided the Shamrock
club in the Corporation hall building for
Intoxicating liquor They We're very sue
cessfu, securing two kegs of beer several
cases of the same kind of rcfreshment
bottled and a lot of Whisltey. The search
was Instituted by the States attorney ON
complaints that a large number of the
club members were minors The officials
found that nine out of % members of the
shamrock club were under age by their
own admissions. and that there were
probably others. The oldest members did
not seem to he more than a, states At
torney Hopkins gave warning to the club
that it must not admit any more minor
members Tho Shamrock club is located
in the Corporation han building in a back