The Burlington Free Press from Burlington, Vermont • Page 12

THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS AND TIMES THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1932. PAGE TWELVE Botanists and Bird Lovers to Hold Annual Meetings Here Tomorrow and Saturday C. V. Railway Makes Contract With Burlington Rapid Transit Co. For Busses to Replace Passenger Trains, Burlington to Essex Jet.

mm mW EJCTI10N.il jrjjr The 37th annual meeting of the Vermont Botanical Club and the 31st ct the Vermont Bird Club will be held jointly at the Fleming Museum of the University of Vermont, January 23 and 30. The first session will be called to order at 9:30 on Friday morning by President Dana S. Carpenter of the Botanical dub. Following the opening address, there will be a short preliminary business meeting. The remainder of the morning will be devoted to the reading of papers, and to the inspection of the new museum by visiting members.

Sessions will be resumed at 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon, and the nrosrram will consist 4,, ''A" of the presentation of papers andj Friday, January 29, Auditorium, Fleming Museum :30 Opening address. President D. S. Carpenter, Botanical Club Preliminary business Browsing Among the Leaves, Irving H. Gray Notes on the Pringle Herbarium, George P.

Burns A Visit to Lake Nineveh, Mrs. Evaline D. Morgan Inspection of museum. :00 The Social Life of the Honey Bee, Horace Eldred Birds Near Home, G. H.

Burrows An Analysis of the Life-form Soectrum of Vermont Seed Plants, E. J. Dole A Visit to Smith Island, C. L. Volger Round Table Discussions.

:45 Robinson Hall, annual banquet foi members :15 Auditorium, Fleming Museum Public lecture. Botanizing in the Canal Zone (illustrated Prof. Carl Wilson of Dartmouth College Saturday, January 30, Auditorium, Fleming Museum :00 Business session Four Thousand Miles on the Trail of Rare Plants, H. G. Heterogeneous Winter Flocks of Birds, William H.

Behney Communications from absent members 1 Misses' and Women's COATS It would be difficult to imagine greater coat values than these. Such splendid fabrics rich fur trimmings and fine tailoring shows that they were originally intended to sell for a much higher price. This final close-out should be attended by every woman who wants a smart coat at the lowest possible price without any sacrifice of style. round-table discussions. In the evening at 8:15 the annual public lecture will be delivered in the nuditorium of the Fleming Museum.

The speaker is Professor Carl Wilson Dartmouth College, who will speak on in the Canal His ipcture will be illustrated bv lan frW flNlT- CS r-4ft slai f. a' di it'i TT a tern slides. The public is most cor-1 dnlly invited to attend this lecture. I The annual business session will be hold on Saturday morning at 9:00 o'clock, followed bv a nroeram of pa pers and the reading of communica- i Hons from absent members. The public is inviforj to attend any of these sessions and a special invitation is extended for the lecture on Friday evening.

As far as can be announced at the present time, the program follows: Adjournment. $12.50 $16.50 COATS COATS FOR FOR $25.00 I $40.00 COATS COATS FOR FOR $12-90 1 $19-75 "LIZARD Bus Terminal of Burlington Rapid Transit Co. and Vermont Transit which will become also the uptown ticket office of the Central Vermont Railway. "We have a plan for the exten RIM further bother on the part of the traveler. Pullman passengers will be taken to Essex Junction in a special car just in time to take the train, that there will be no long waits there and similar service will be joint uptown ticket office will entitle the purchaser to transportation of self and baggage from any point in Burlington, Winooski or Fort Ethan Allen to trainside at Essex Junction.

All incoming trains will be met at Essex Junction by B. R. T. motor coaches and the rail-bus tickets will allow transportation of passenger and baggage to any point in the twin cities served by the Burlington Rapid Transit Company. Home-to-Train Service A still mnrp nft.rant.ivA feature.

Mr: sion of the Central Vermont Railway to the front door of every resident of Burlington who lives on the routes served by the Burlington Rapid Transit Company," said General Manager Edmund Deschenes of the Central Vermont, who was in Burlington yesterday to sign the contract with W. S. Applej'ard of the Burlington Rapid Transit Company for handling the passenger traffic of the Central Vermont between Burlington and Essex Junction. Manager Deschenes stated that, according to the arrangement just completed, the Burlington Rapid Transit Motor Coaches will replace all passenger service on the Burlington branch, with the exception of the Burlington-to-Boston and Boston-to-Burlington sleeping car. "The new arrangement will in no way affect our present unexcelled freight service that links Burlington to the Canadian and American west and to New England and Atlantic seaboard points," Mr.

Deschenes (Deschenes pointed out, is that pertain $59.50 COATS FOR $33'75 119.50 COATS FOR $5950 is the thing 1 Us ff-. urn A SPLENDID VARIETY OF TIES, STRAPS AND PUMPS For Your Selection At ing to Pullman parlor and sleeping car passengers. Space in through parlor cars and sleepers operated over the Canadian National-Central Vermont route from Montreal through Vermont to Boston, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Washington and points in Florida, will be available at the St. Paul street joint ticket office.

A telephone call to that office will insure immediately re5ervation of space and tickets, and Pullman passengers will be called for at their homes and delivered at the ricps of the Pullman at Essex Junc- icn in a de luxe limousine, accord-to the arrangements which have made between the C. V. Railway r-nd the B. R. T.

On the return trip, "pinlly as good service will be given Pullman passengers, a limousine meeting the passengers at Essex Junction and taking them to their own homes in Winooski or Burlington. Purpose to Improve Service "This new arrangement;" Mr. Des- CLEARANCE OF WINTER MILLINERY FELTS AND VELVETS 1 Lewis Blanchard Inc. Values TO $6.00 FOR Values TO $12.00 FOR .98 chenes said, "has come about as the i result of serious study of modern transportation methods. As a com- si pliment to the people of Burlington 2P3 2 Mendoza Beaver Coats In our Clearance Sale we have a special showing of Mendoza Beaver Coats made from the choicest skins in the market.

These garments have proven to be excellent values at a very moderate price. COLE FUR Inc. EDMUND DESCHENES General Manager Central Vermont Railway given from Essex Junction to Burlington. Operating: Schedule The schedule of B. R.

T. busses connecting with Central Vermont trains at Essex Junction is as follows: Burlingrton to Essex Leave Bus Leave Essex Terminal Junction 7:10 A. M. 7:53 A. M.

11:10 A. M. 11:42 A. M. 6:10 P.

M. 6:55 P. M. 10:10 P. M.

10:50 P. M. 11:40 P. M. 12:08 P.

M. 6:10 P. M. (Sunday only) 6:47 P. M.

Essex to Burlington Arrive Essex Arrive Bus Junction Terminal 4:43 A. M. 6:03 A. M. 6:40 A.

M. 7:35 A. M. 8:40 A. M.

4:18 P. M. 5:10 P. M. 7:18 P.

M. 8:10 P. M. 10:16 A. M.

(Sunday only) 11:10 A. M. LA BLACK, BROWNS, TILE, GREENS, WINE AND BLUE 14 Church St. GEO. P.

COLE, Mgr. Misses' and Women's DRESSES .3 W. S. APrLEYARD President Burlington Rapid Transit Company The new transportation arrangement goes into effect next Monday, February 1. On that date, the Central Vermont Railway will establish an uptown ticket office in conjunction with the Burlington Rapid Transit Company at the motor coach terminal on St.

Paul street. There rail and Pullman tickets may be secured for any destination where Central Vermont service extends. Purchase of a rail ticket at either Burlington's union Station or the new Champlain P. T. A.

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SC.90 sc.oo $16.50 DRESSES FOR $10.00 DRESSES FOR in recognition of the economic importance of the Queen City, we have selected Burlington as the first place in which to inaugurate this plan, which we consider a progressive step, for coordination of rail and bus service. "This Is an honest desire on the part of the Central Vermont Railway to improve passenger service from Burlington to Winooski and Essex Junction and make available for travelers in the twin cities the same high type of transportation enjoyed by residents of main line communities. "In making this move we are also following the recommendations of many transportation agencies, including regulating commissions such as the Interstate Commerce Commission, which have urged coordinated rail and bus service as a means of giving travelers better facilities and assisting the carriers to re-, gain some of their lost passenger business. "While it is true that this service is an innovation for the Central Vermont, we believe it is something the people of Burlington and Winooski will find convenient to say the least, as it means the placing of our excellent through train service at the door of every resident of the twin cities who lives on a route served by the Burlington Rapid Transit Company. This will mean extending to the front door of 80 per cent of the homes and business houses of Burlington and Winooski the conveniences of such trains as the 'Montrealer', 'The Washingtonian', 'The New and 'The Ambassador'.

"Our study of the situation has convinced us that the Burlington Rapid Transit Company is in a position to be of even added value to the traveling public of the twin cities and through the establishment of coordinated service, strengthened by a complete information, ticket and reservation bureau in a convenient uptown location. Burlington, and Winooski as well, is leading New England in what we believe to be a new era in transportation." Appleyard Stresses Personal" Service Mr. Appleyard made it clear yesterday in a statement td the Free Press that the B. R. T.

proposed to give a personal element to this Bur-lington-to-Essex Junction service through the taking over of all responsibilities for the passenger's traveling problems as soon as he telephones for his ticket. Baggage will be called for at the homes, taken to Essex Junction and checked without ANUARY SALE To Break Up a Cold In a Jiffy Sheer Wools, Plain and Printed Silks Sizes 11 to 1514 to 2036 to 48 Printed Silks, Flat Crepes, Woolens Sizes 14 to 2036 to 44 $1 7.90 $1 O.90 $30.00 DRESSES FOR $25.00 DRESSES FOR 1 I Plain Crepes, Browns, Greens, Wines, Blacks. Sizes 16 to 42 Velvets, Satins, Chiffons, Plain Crepes. Sizes 14 to 2036 to 44 $8.00 VALUES FOR There was a large and enthusiastic attendance at the meeting of the Champlain School Parent-Teacher Association, held last evening. Mrs.

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