Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-06

AZ the annual meeting of the Baptist
Church Thursday evening the following
ofrlccrg we're elected: clerk, G. H. Wood
treasurer, l.. a. curtis, auditor, {. II.
Allen; collector, Mr.. Alien Sunday school
supe,1ntondcnt. q n pcase; business
committee. Mr.. Curtis. Miss Florence
ballard. Mrs &. y Alien; inquiry com
niittcr, the Rcv +. S. Mckillop. Miss
Aura y. BARNES. Miss Marion Ballard
Miss Florence r. Merritt. baptismal com
mittce. G. Il. Lawrence. Mr. Curtis. Mrs
a. n. rcasc Mrs Allen; discipline com
mlttco, the Rev. T. S. McKlllop. Mrs.
rlllop. Mrs pcase; music COMMITTEES.
Iicman Greene. H. q. Wood Mrs Pease.
Miss BARNES; board Of nshers, Mr. Allen,
l.. c. wood. ". W. Button, G.. G. Lane
and r.. =. Greene. Jr.
A dansant was given by ex-Gov. and
Mrs. Edward curtis Smith at their home.
Seven Acres Saturday from four
o'clock in the afternoon until eight
o'clock in the evening. Beside their
holiday guests, Miss Bertha James, Miss
Harriet Cook. futile Patterson and
Allan Ames and many guests from this
city. there We're present guests from
Burlington Richford, Enosburg Falls
and Swanton Mrs. w Il. Fonda. Mrs.
:. w Anthony and Mrs. Alan Davidson
poured The hostesscs were unassist ed
I'm receiving. A Nictrola furnished music
for dancing A buffet lunch was served
The annual meeting Of the St Adams
Cooperative Creamery association held
at the city hall Monday afternoon I'D
iourned without the elections of officers,
as there was not a quorum present. Tho
I n iraft Cd 81 n
what was formerly the ST. Adams Granite
| Co. plant was purchased May "a, 1915, at
a price of 5000 The site contains two
from South Main and Gilman streets.
| There is a sidetrack 362 feet in length
already constructed on the property. The
plans for the creamery and ice plant were
drawn up by the dairy division of the
| United states department OF agriculture,
and call for plant sufficient in size
! to handle 10000 pounds of butter year,
and so adapted to the making Of butter
ana the shipping Of milk and cream. IT IL
estimated that the cost of building such
a plant and equpping it with the best
machinery would he about sl5 90. The
directors believe that such n creamery
in the long run would be economical from
cal in the handling of products and
the securing of better market through
the ability to advertise perfect sanitary
conditions They believed that it would
not be an undue burden for the 50 stock
holders to finance such a plant IL they
are interested enough to make it sue
cess when finished Preceding the repor,
of the directors j, Gregory Smith, treas
~, ,,r
Miss Eleanor Mcdor. Is years old
daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. George Medor
Of Swanton. died a. the st Adams hos
pital yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock
after an Illness 81 three weeks She ha,
been UNDERGOING treatment Mt the hospi
, tai for the past ten days The body vii
be taken to Swanton in the afternoo,
for burial Tho funeral arrangement,
have not been completed
\ miscellaneous shower party was giver
Miss Lucy Sampica Tuesday evening a
her home on Lake street 10y the girls @
the auditing department Of the Contra
Vermont railway in honor of Miss Sam
pleas aproachng marriage 10 Arthur
Chcvaler of this city Miss Samptca re
ccivcd many gifts including silver and GU
glass.
Al the postponed annual meeting q
- the Sunday school board Of the Methods
, Episcopal Church Tuesday evening tn
following officers were elected: SIpern
tendeut, James Chynoweth; assistant su
perintendcnt. Warren 8. Newton; score
tarY, r. +. Palmer; assistant secretary
- the Misses Belle and Jennie Miller; treas
>. urer. r. IS. Stevens: superintendent
home department Mr. and Mrs Edw
Strait; superintendents cradle roll, Mrs
r. T.. Palmer and Mrs. Reed Aseltine
pianist. Harold stevens; chorster, A. {
S. Eeeman.