Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-04

ms lecture, "Tallow Dips" in HOlley hall
Thursday evening to n good-sizcd audi
ence. The last entertainment of the high
school lecture course will be given by the
The Potters" on March 22.-Mr. and Mrs
Philip Rider are parents of a daughter
born ThursdaY.-Thc report Of the Law
renee Memorial library for the year end
Ing January 81 is rs follows: Total at
t"ndancc 13,6Si; total circulation of books.
1850: total circulation of magazines, 100.
one hundred and four books were added.
OF which AZ were gifts. Michael Crowley
has purchased the George circuit place
on North street ana taken possession
Mr.. II Mrs. Archie Gladding of East
Mlddlebury, formerly of this town, are
the parents of a new daughter.
II. &. Palmer and family have moved
TO f.. G. bikes farm in Starksboro.-Had-
ley, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wright,
who was operated upon Saturday night
for appendicitis. is doing wcll.-Miss
Edith Brown of Burlington was a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugcnc Johneon over
Sunday Melvin Morgan has gone to
Portland, Me.-Dr. +. y. Briggs was at
home from Montpclicr over Sunday
Miss Cudworth spent the Weekend In
Middlchury The Chatham Concert COM
pany gave an Entertainment in IIol-
Icy hall Wednesday evening under the
auspices of the Methodist Sunday school.
b. Waters. who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. q. A. Parker. has returned to
his home in Greenwich. y. Y.-R. G. Mar
tin spent Sunday IN Burlingtoh.-Albcrt
". Cove was in Burlington Monday
About $50 people attended the mass meet
inc hold in Hn1IeN lu1I sunday ayropip v
under the auspices Of the Civics League.
Judge Charles |. Bltton OF Middlebury
spoke. Miss Helen Hosworth sang n
solo.-Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Bristol Of
New York city are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ilalsey Bristol. Mr.. Bristol. with
his bride, expects To sail for Paris the
last Of this month. whore he will be en-
gagged in v. NJ G. \. camp work
Thomas Spraeue Of Waltham is moving
into II. w. GLEASON tenement on Moun-
tain street. recently vacated by w. II.
Hale and family.-William Hurlburt and
family have moved into Miss Bertha
Hewitt's home i'm the southern part of
the village.-Frank Tighter and Emery
Booska have moved into the house that
NJ. j. llannon recently purchased of
Theodore Booska.
Inc lollONlnS town Officers were elect
ed Tuesday: Moderator, r.. S. Smith;
clerk, W. w. Wilson; school directors.
G. \. Hanks. X. :. smith. DR.. A.. VI.
Norton; selectman, Bial Fuller; lister,
+. y. Dixie; treasurer, W. NJ. Farr:
constable, George w. Farr; overseer Of
the poor. O.. @. Bicknoll: town auditors.
Henry Harvey, Walter r.. Daggett, A..
T.. G. Dcming; agent to deed real estate.
W. T.. Hanks; town grand jurors. 3. w.
ltsteN, +. A. Hasseltine; sections. John
Fitzsimmons, Moses Dumas, Lewis Hurl-
burt and Almon Norton; road commits
sionor, Walter Barnard. The sum Of $40
was voted to y. {. Dunton Post, G. \.
K. The question of voting the band 500
was voted down. The appropriation for
st. Joseph's cemetery is s2oo; a%ppropria-
tion for Lawrence Memorial library $3.50.
No funds were voted for permanent
roads. a tax of $50 was voted on tho
strand list. The license vote was: Yes,
l9s; no, 234.-Frank Jimmo has bought
Ralph Summers restaurant on Main
strcct.-Mrs. Charles Dow. who has been
visiting relatives in town., returned to
her home in Charlotte Tuesday.-Albcrt
w. Cove visited his mother. Mrs. Electa
Cove. ana other relatives in Charlotte
T~ucsdaN.-The members of the business
Mems association took a unanimous
stand for no license at their regular
meeting Monday night.-rhe BAPTIST
Christian Endeavor society held a social
in the church parlors Monday evening.
\ musical program consisting of violin
solos, piano duets and vocal selections
was given. Light refreshments We're
servcd-Mrs. Nosburg and her daugh-
go. ~. Iyt -
into l.. j. Meileurs tenement on North
str"ot-Airs. George J!mmo has returned
from Burlington.-Miss Edith Brown.
who has been visiting relatives in town,
returned to BURLINGTON Tuesday.
Miss Miriam Bartlett, of the Leland
Powers School Of Oratory, assisted by
In" High School instrumental club, will
give an Entertainment in IIollcy hall
Friday evening under the auspices of
the outlook club, The proceeds will go
To detray the expense of the skating
rink. Miss Bartlett is "A daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs, George bartlett of Rich
mond, formerly of his town.-Orrin
Plain was IN Huntington Tuesday The
Young Woman's Missionary society OF
the Methodist Church will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs, Ernest l.. Sherwin
and Miss Amy sumner at the home Of
the former,-Miss Mary Casey, who had
been in poor health for several years,
died suddenly at her home on Pine street
Tuesday afternoon, aged about ~ years.
SHE leaves three sisters, Mrs. Patrick T..
Green OF this place and Sister Ray
mond and Sister Winifred of Mt. St.
Mary's Academy, Burlington, and three
brothers, Dennis Of Albany. n. Y, Pat
rick of Waterbury and James OF this
town. The funeral will be held at St.
Ambrose's Church Friday morning at ten
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