Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-02


by Mowll & Rand of so Bromfield street.
Boston.
Four recruits were secured Thursday
at the local navy recruiting station.
They were George H. Elliott of Bristol,
Fred Merchant of Burlington and Orville
II. Baker Of Pawlet as apprentice sea-
men. all going to Newport, r. l.. for
training with the exception Of Baker.
who went to the U. 8. s. Israel at
Portsmouth. N. H. Phillip p. Duell of
Burlington was enlisted as an apprentice
seaman for yeoman and went to New
port, r. 1.
At the first business meeting of the
Woman's ASSOCIATE of the First Church,
held in the church par.ors yesterday af-
ternoon, plans for the work of the year
were laid out. Miss Henrietta Wood re-
signed as president of the association and
Mrs. Il. II. Martin was elected to take
her place. Mrs. Henry Todd was elected
chairman of the missionary box commit
tee. The Rev. c., c. Adams gave short
! talk. Tea was served and social hour
followed the meeting
! Judge Ied S. Stanton OF Roxbury, who
| is presiding at the present term of Chit
tenden county court. was in the city yes
terday and announced that the court
would convene on Tuesday, october Z. the
date to which 1t was recently adjourned.
, but that the petit Jury will be excused
until Tuesday October IA as there will
ne no work Tor the jury 10 40 uht'i Una.
ua.e. Turing tne week Vi oo'onoi y
Judge stanton VIII De READY 10 Try any
court cases which are ready.
Bishop Hopkins Hall opened Thursday
morning with a good attendance and all
the indications for a PROSPEROUS wear.
There are some new instructors
on the faculty this year. Miss
NJ. r. Prentiss of Wellesley College
will take Miss Blake,s place as instruc-
tor in English and history. Miss Ruth
| Austin Of Mt Holvol,e College will teach
science ana mathematics ana MISS drace
otorrs fiauiey OF lowell Mass VIII oe
IN charge oi 'he chiioreh ana oI the III
urinary
The annual meeting of the Chittenden
County Farm Bureau will he held Mt
Morrill, hall October is. with ]. p. Ramsey
of Charlotte. president of the bureau. in
charge. The prncipal sneaker of the
meeting wiIl'be o. n. Benson. director Of
BOYS and girls club work. washington.
In. c. Business to be transacted at this
meeting will be the election of officers
for the coming wear. reports of project
ieauers' report ~ tie county agent ana
onei o.ioe's' e'e a 'a'ee "''eh"a'oe 10
eNpeeo'
Mrs f. d. Crewe and daughter. Muriel
of London, England. are in the city
where Miss Muriel is making arrange
ments to enter the University of YER
mont Mrs. Crewe will return in about
is international secretary of the Y. M. C.
A. His work there will he finished in
about six months, when they will prob
ably come back to America. Mr.. and
Mrs. Crewe formerly lived in Bradford
and Miss Murel is a graduate of Brad
ford high school.
| Miss Caroline Ceyer u,bo 1v.s reoantly
Iboad of n GIRLS, cIuh Il, w,torhury cow
has arrived in the citv being sent here
under tho ausn;ces of tho var GAVIN com
mupitv sery;ce 70 ,ss,st In oani,in,
clubs and other activities for girls and
women in burlington Miss Cover has had
considerable exnerience IN tbis limo NJ
work She assisted NOT ,ong ogo in mt.
ting on n pageant at Newburvnort Mass
md has heen vary succassfnl in oil +b;s
work. She will work in co-o,nration with
the prorram of Tho now community sorry.
ice organization in this civ.
Aneh Martin' states attorney or chit
'ehden county mas entered in Chttenden
county court a case III chancery against
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The annual meeting OF the Burlington
and Chittenden County Clinical society
was held In the Medical college of the
university of Vermont Thursday. The
president, DR.. c. Is. Johnson, gave an in
teresting address on 1.-THE Use of BLOOD
and Blood Serum in the Treatment of Dis
ease" and the following officers were