Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04

charge of the Patriotic League Of this
city and Of the camp for girls at Oak
Ledge during the summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Villas will return to Burlington in few
days to make their home here.
In the Hall of Fame" column OF
| THE Trouble Bustcr,'' the, paper is
sued by u. S. Army Hospital No. . at
Fort McHenry, the picture of Major
/ Tindall n brother OF Mrs. W.. II. Zott-
man. appeared in the February 2sth
number The sketch accompanying this
picture says of him: Lovingly known
to his host of friends as Pop. he is
ono Of the Old Guard of Fort McHenry
and Is In charge of the department of
| physiotherapy. Under his efficient
! guidance the fame of this department
has spread far beyond the confines Of
Fort McHenry and many wounded
Buddy thanks the day he came under
the fatherly ministration of Pop and
his highly efficient corps. of aides He
Is kindly, courteous gentleman and
+ officer, and 10 know him 10 to like him.
We gladly place him IN the front rank
of our Hall OF Fam
! Tn" movement on foot to erec, n
memorial to the late Mgr J. NJ. Cloarec
is gaining Roadway and the committee
! appointed TO have charge Of the rails
+, ing OF funds has elected the following
/ officers. President, y. T.. Grady: secre-
| tary. George Gratton treasurer. Eugene
Chausse The committee consists of Mr.
Grady. Henry !. Lavisne. f. II. Robil-
! lard. Eugene Chausse. George Grafton,
| Arsene Boucher and A. II. Duhamel
! The committee has already received
several models and estimates from
different firms The work OF raising
| he do
drive will be made when every family
in the parish will be visited. The tablet
will be quite an expensive affair. such
a one as will be in keeping with it's
purpose, and any outside of st. Joscph's
| Church who wish to contribute may
| do so by sending thoir remittance to
Mr.. Grafton. 46 Hickok place.
Green Mountain Lodge, I. o. q. F..
celebrated its 18th anniversary Tuesday
evening in the roona on Church street
with about zoo present. The program
| included readings by Miss Bertha Tay-
! lor. vocal solos by G. S. Casavant and
an address by the Rev. S. Halstead
/ watkins. The speaker chose as his sub
| iect 'Principles of Fraternity" and
| told of the benefits TO be derived as
a true brotherhood such as Green
| Mountain lodge had been for three
| u II
was in charge OF o. F.. Chilson, past
! grand representative. A feature Of the
| entertainment was the reading of the
minutes of the first meeting. The Of
| fcers at that time were 7. D. Chap
man. noble grand: John Striker. vice
| grand: John House. secretary and Will
J liam Wheeler, treasurer. Dancing and
refreshments concluded the entertain
| ment.
Harry and James Lines took posses.
sion Monday of the store at the corner
of Main and Church streets and will
! change it to confectionery store
and ice cream parlor as rapidly as
possible. The place has recently been
occupied by II. s. Sanborn as a drug
store. The Lines brothers came over
from Greece 10 years ago and started
n the boot backing business on
Church street. Harry worked for his
brother. 1t wasn't long before Harry
, had little fruit store next to J. w.
OSullivan's drug store and later he and
his brother bought or established the
Burlington lunch. which they have en-
larged. They will continue to carry on
, the restaurant and attend to the other
: business as we'll. 1t will be the latter
part of April before the store at the
corner will be fully equipped. A COM
plcte new front will be installed and
the posts will be taken out. A 30-foot
soda fountain will be put in and In the
rear will be the ice cream parlor with
an entrance on Main street. They will
make their own confectionery and ice
cream.
Alex Butler. a taXicab driver paid a fine
of s1.o0 and costs in city court yesterday
for charging Or. +. ". Sears sl.5O for tax +
ing him and another passenger from the
Mary Fletcher hospital 10 the Lake View
santarium on North avenue. The ord-
nance provides that only dollar could
be charged legally. Butler went to the
hospital on day when the going was
very bad and he said that $50 was as
cheap as he could afford to make the
trip. which necessitated his travelling
several miles. 1t is claimed that the
ordinance does not adequately cover the
situation because it was enacted two
years ago when gasoline and everything
else was cheaper. The hospital. however.
comes within the limits The men on
the stand said yesterday that il a dol
lar was the highest price which could
he charged for going to the Mary Fletcher
hospital and taking two passengers to
the city limits. there would be no cab
service to the hospital. There is no law
which obliged the hackmen to take fares
if they do not wish to, but such action
on their part might work serious incon-
venience to some people who wished to
be carried from the Lake View sanitarium
or the hospital.