Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-11

T. Forbes; art, Miss Catlin; home
economies, Miss Terrill; evening, Mrs.
Carney; civlcs and health. Mrs. Part
ridge; literature, Mrs. George Peasc. Mrs.
L. II. Worthen and Mss Katherine
Farrell were app ,inted delegates TO the
meeting OF the state Federation to be
held at White River Junction in June.
/ Troop of the Second United states
cavalry at Fort Ethan Allen, under the
command of capt. j. a. Baer, will leave
on the morning boat for Plattsburgh,
y. y. where they will garrison Platts-
burgh barracks in place of the 3oth in
fantry which leaves to-day for Eel Paso,
Texas. * Troop of the Second cavalry
will also go to Plattsburgh on Friday
and the remaining troops at Fort Ethan
Allen, with the exception of i Troop.
will proceed there on the Goth. and re-
main during the sessions Of tho summer
camps. The orders directing ambulance
corps No. g and field hospital corps No.
to proceed to-day to Tobyhanna, Pa,
for the usual summer maneuvcrs, We're
cancelled yesterday and these troops
will be held at the post, pending fur
Their orders.
for the past two summers the profess
sonal at the Waubanakee Golf club, has
arrived in Burlington and has had the
clubs links placed in splendid condition
for the coming season. Mr.. Gordon spent
the winter at Providence, r. l.. where
two of his brothers are professionals at
large country clubs, making golf clubs,
and has large supply of sticks as we'll
as golf balls at the club house Mr.. Cor
don, who, although one of the youngest
professionals in Scotland, was considered
one of the best players, winning second
prize in the Glasgow and district profess
sional tournament in 1913, Is confident that
he will this year lower the record for the
Waubanakee course, which he now holds
at 80 strokes for the nine holes. A large
number of the club members have already
been exercising on the links
At the annual meeting of All Saints
Guild held Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. b. II. Stone on South Willard
street, an elaborate supper menu was
prepared, covers being laid for Is. The
supper was in charge of Mrs. s. J. Beatty.
Mrs. Frank p, Lord and Mrs. T.. o. Mills.
Following the supper the business meet
u.
Davenport and Arthur w. Hill of the yes
try, who had All Saints in charge, being
guests of honor. Mrs. Frank Conrad as
secretary gave report, and the treas
urer's report was given by Mrs. S. j.
Beatty. \ discussion of the work fol-
lowed and it was decided to hold a lawn
party in June and a rummage sale in the
fall for the benefit Of All Saints parish
house fund. Deaconess Louisa was APP
pointed directress of the guild and the
secretary and treasurer were reelected.
The annual meeting of Haswell
Lodge of Perfection was held at the
Masonic Temple Friday evening, the fol-
lowing officers being elected and ap-
pointed: Thrice potent master, f.. Dana
Huntley; deputy master. IT, H. Shufclt;
warden, c. d. Simonds orator. H. f.
White: treasurer. L. IT. Martin; secre-
tary. l.. J. Paige; master of ceremon-
les, +. l.. Brown; hospitaler. Samuel
Lawton; guard. r. s. Bartlett organ
ist w. =. Walker; tyler, II. L. Johon-
mott The officers were installed by
the retiring thrice potent master, J. Is.
Hooper assisted by George IL. Kinsley
as grand marshal Mr.. Hooper was
presented with a past thrice potent
masters jewel by Thrice Potent Master
Huntley. on behalf of the members of
the lodge. Mr.. Hooper was also pre-
scented with a Scottish Rite pin set with
II diamond by Past Thrice Potent Mas
ter c. II. Jones, a gift of the members.
Following the meeting light refresh
ments were served.
Arthur c. Shepard Of 30i South Winoo-
ski avenue. a clerk in the grocery store
of Paul d. Kelley. suffered fractured
rib and other injuries Friday after
noon. when he was kicked in the chest
by one of Mr., KelleN's horses which he
was attempting to lead TO a blacksmith
shop MIR. Shepard was driving n grocery
wagon from the barn in the rear Of Mr..
Kelley's apartment house on South Union
street and was also leading the horse
hind the wagon. The led horse stopped
suddenly jerking the halter rope out of
Mr.. Shepard's hands and when the driver
stopped his team and made an attempt
to regain the rope, the animal suddenly
kicked him severely in the chest. The
injured mans groans attracted the atten-
ton Of neighbors and physicians We're
first aid treatment. Mr., Shepard was
taken to his HON" in a team and il was
stated that his injuries. although painful.
We're not serious, but that he would he
confined to the house for some time.