Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-11

medicines. Let your family take them
too Get them row. (AdVD
Lee left for Boston. where they are 10
spend their Honeymoon. They will nak"
Their home at l52 North avenue ON their
return.
The officers of James \. Garfield circle
No. 4, Ladies OF the G. \. r., were in
stalled at the meeting held last evening in
knights of Pythias hall. The Installing
officer was Mrs. Adclne Clough and the
officers installed follow: President, LII
( nan Hottman: senior vicc-pcsident, Lydia
FRENCH junior vicc-president, Mildred
Charles: treasurer. Mabel Zcner: sccre-
tary, Nellie Reynolds; chaplain. Emcine
Jewell; conductor. Lconora Coburn: as
sistant conductor. Louise Upham. guard,
Libbie Harding; assistant guard. May
Hanna Following the meeting light re-
freshments were served and n social hour
enjoyed.
b The case of Peter Poland of Willis
ton against julius Murray. also Of VII
iiston, was filed at the office of the clerk
or county court Tuesday. The case is
an action of tort. the plaintiff seeking
to recover the sum of $500 and costs
for damages alleged to have been given
which he was injured by blows from
fists and sticks. his mouth and teeth
being injured and one thumb bitten,
which injuries necessltat. I'd medical treat
ment. The case of George Roster against
Fred l.. Sayles and the Perfection Over
gaiter company was also filed. The case
is one of contract. involving a partner-
ship.
The annual meeting of the Woman 5
Missionary society of the Baptist Church
of this city was held in the church par
Tors yesterday afternoon. after which a
supper to which the gentlemen were
invited. was served, the supper being
/ followed by lecture by the Rev. G. A
! Boyd, whose topic was by Rail and
Jinrikisha Through Japan" Mr.. Boyd :
lecture was of much interest, being illus
tratod by stereopticon views. Tho Off
GERS elected at the afternoon meeting Ia
serve the society the ensuing year fcl-
low: President, Mrs. w. A. Dawson
vice-president, Mrs. Z. Il. Bailey: secrc-
tary, Mrs. A. o. Ferguson; treasurer
Mrs w. e. Blanchard; directrosses, Mrs
B. H. Baldwin. Mrs. Kate Haigh and
Mrs. Seymour Lauzon.
The Consolidated Ice Delivery company
gave the girls ia in number. of ST. Jo-
seph's Orphan Asylum of North avenue.
a sleighrde yesterday afternoon and
will give the boys, 100 in num-
her. seighride to-day. The party
stopped IN front of Paul kelleys store and
ne very generously contributed app'es 70
all of the children The next stop was at
the Champain Valley Fruit company
wholesale house on Battery street. where
each child received an orange After that
the party was taken to the Home for
Destitute Children. where the home chill.
dren gave the ChautauoIa salute. The
day was rather stormy but the children
enioyed the ride very much Tho sister,
at the ASYLUM, EXPRESSED their anprecia
ton Of the company's very generous Offer
in giving the children an outing
Al .'e annual meeting MONDAY hish' o.
me Noii'ec "tr'e' Nhufcn the t'ihe o.
we aniua ihte'ihs was enaHseu 10 ti'
'nlro MONDAY III January Inc io'lowIht
oihcerS were clecteo; PRESIDENT Rober
fooerts: treasurer ~ H. fierce; clerk
a L. "h''lhR' collector L. D. Dean
pruoentia' coinrnl.'ee' NJ Is cummings
chairman ~ -. gray anu newly eiec'e'
finance committee. II. H. Hagar. f.. |.
ingalls,, H. II. Hickok; chairman of ush
ers. A. l., Whiting: chairmen of new
committee. A. |. C;oodhue and +. S
treasurer read their reports. reporting al
bills paid. A good deal of interest wa
shown in the plans to re-decorate tn
church. and a committee was sppointe,
to solocit funds for the purpose.
Inc oiicers elected at the annual meet
ing OF Champlaln Acre. NO "o, frater
mai Order Oh Easies' were lns'ailed al
meeting hoiu III the rooms on 81 fau
street ihursuay' "Hiiaih ihync' a
grahd worthy PresiueNt' hstaileo inc ON
GERS assisted ov T.. w. baich as gram
worthy CONDUCTOR lhere was large at
: tendance at the meeting. Inc report
. the secretary showed prosperous year
with $l,ao pa'd OUT IN SICK peheiit lund
ana *5o IN ueatn iuius' II was also No't
+ for that purpose. a course of entertain
. mentS and lectures will he given for tn
benefit of this fund. the first lecture to b
on the evening or January IL. y publ
memorial service will be held sunday AFT
ernoon. February 4. at the rooms, wit
, Charles T. Laird, grand inside guard, a
the principal speaker.
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