Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-25

legislative committee, C. r. Simmons;
alternate, j. l.. Ingham; conn ittee on
adjustment, r. c. Gilman, T.. J. Muldoon
and w. II. Center; membership commit
tee, G. V. Muldcon, w. w. Becker and
G. IT. Allen; entertainment committed
@. w Wells, C. N. Harlow, G. V. Muldoon,
w. w. Becker and G. II. Allen. Imme-
dately after the meeting banquet was
served to members. The visitors were
G. w. Groom, Il. T. Buck, j. r. Maun.
$. T.. McKenney and ]. f. Sullivan, the
last three named being members of the
order There were several visitors from
out of town present. An orchestra of three
pieces furnished music. The o. r. G.
annual ball will be held at the Armory
New Years eve.
Miss Ida NJ. Hazard has closed her
house on Fairfield street for the winter
and gone to the home Of her sister Mrs.
+. Il. Greene, in Burlington.
The Past Noble Grands' association,
Bellevue Rebekah Lodge. No. &c, |. O.
O. r., gave a party recently at the home
of Mrs. Fred Hurlburt in honor Of Mrs.
George w. Cleveland, who Is to leave this
city Friday for Florida. Mrs. Cleveland
was presented a leather portfolio.
The Rev. w. r. Davenport, superin-
tendent of the ST. Adams district Of
Vermont Methodist Conference, was re-
Gently appointed as one or the COM
mittee of three New England district
superintendent of the Methodist Epis-
copal Oh, rch to carry out million
dollar financial campaign In the in
terest of the Methodist New England
Deaconess hospital in Boston Doctor
Davenport has been honored by the
publication of an article. Men and the
Church" in the latest issue of lions
! Herald
The condition OF Mrs Walter Fleury
OF White River Junction, who was
operated upon at the st. Adams hos
pital Saturday morning, Is favorable.
Mrs. Matilda Gibson underwent
successful operation at the HOSPITAL
Saturday
A daughter was born Saturday morn
ing a. the ST. Alhars hospital to Mr..
and Mrs Horace Tracy.
The entertainment committees for the
ST Adams hosptal in Swanton Tnosburc
and berkshire have been doing good work.
berkshire sent 80 recentlv. F,nosbure has
sent $50. 10 which was donated by the
women of the town. Swanton has given
half of the proceeds Of the Champaln
theatre for the afternoon and evening
of November 49, Seventy dollars were
Melted and added to this was a donation
of si5 from a Swanton man much in
tcreSteO IN tlp hospital
Sixty friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L.
Peters gathered at their home Thursday
evening in honor of their 18th wedding
anniversary. Among the gifts received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Peters was a purse Of
money.
About o people from this city went to
Milton Friday evening TO call on Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Bceman and help them cele-
brate their twenty-ffth wedding ami
vcrsary. Mr.. and Mrs. Beeman received
several pieces of silver. Their friends
from this city presented them with a
silver sandwich p ate. Mr.. and Mrs. Bee
man were married In this city % years ago
to-day. Mrs. Beeman is sister Of Mrs.
G. L. Barker of this city.
Mrs. Russo s. Going of MONTPELIER and
Miss Mary Grandiield of this city have
purchased the candy shop in tn. Play
house building in Montpelier from l.. u.
Derrick and TOOK possession Monday.
The Franklin County Court took final
adjournment Wednesday November II for
the fall term after cleaning up minor
court business. Judge Ied :. stanton
who has been presiding, returned to his
home in RoXbury. Adjournment took
place after tho hearing of the divorce
case of Glidden VS.. Glidden There were
many untried cases on the docket. but
Hone NdS Itluy LOT L Ht td-'c VI
State VS.. Kate Ives, charged with the
murder of Oliver Lovely, will not he
tried until the March term of the court.
The Maud Howrican will case. which
was to have been tried at this term of
; court has been settled out of court.
. Mack Divine, who has been visiting
5 ut the home of his son. Dettmer Divine,
, has gone TO Elgn. H.. for 4 few days
8 before returning 10 Bridgewater, S. II.
Better service Is assured the patrons
of the st. Adams & Swanton Traction
e Co. in the near future with the arr val
0 of the new machinery to be installed at
c the local car barn which will increase
= the electrical power developed by the
| cars. The company for some time has
e been handicapped by the inefficient ma
o hinery AT the car barn, but this will be
e rcmeded with the arrival of a 200 X. W
3 synchronous motor, together with a 3C'
y X. w 800 volt d. C. generator, tn,
Il necessary switching apparatus and switch
:. board.
g Miss Anna Theresa Dale, daughter o.
n Mr.. and Mrs g. J. Daley of this city
d and Arnold Zentgraf of Mechanicsvi!le
/, n. V, were married at St. Mary!
r Church yesterday morning at S:3l
:. thn ceremonv The bride vas riven ~ i,
. marriage py her ia'her' ana MISS A'c'