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.ae.e. I, il b<g:Ause VIZ have railroads.
and Ia: j. VITA, Washington needs.
You stand wAere We did sixteen OF
twenty year. ago. There Is 70 reason
why you cannot ge, a road, You hare
wo-de-t1l facilities here. Our .a,e
yrd,her. Leonard T. Aldrich. helped
business grea, deal in Barre BY MOI.
/ letting dollar 20 ont ~es: to be Unrest
81. He would lend money for home in
dJs.ries and by doing that De did big
,ning TOR the ci,y. Mr. Hoar concluded
with sarjng tina, Ira {. Calef would give
tie road silG0 for The frs; car fare.
7. &. Kennedy of Burlington presi-
den, of the Barre & Montpelier street
Railroad 60. was the mex, speaker and
was received with applause. l imagine
said the speaker, tina, you have desire
to he brought into communication with
the outer world. am here to tell you
what | know about electric roads. /
have been concerned in them for four
Years. have been manufacturer for
forty-two years and have been there
long enough, marble will he a great
seryice Of income sometime TO Wash
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from Charleston TO Springfield, but it WAS
failure at frat. They did not hare
money enough to complete the road and
work was discontinued. Later some
men furnished the money and the road
va. completed. | was down there a
few week. ago and they do not regret
what they have done. II your quarres
were open and if you had merchandise
road would certainly pay but that is
not true. What you ought to do is to
set together and talk the matter over.
The Barre and Montpelier road have
charter that is good anywhere in
Washington County. We would have
70 get charter to extend the road be-
yond the Washington and East Barre
line There seems to be only one OBJ
stac.e here and that is your poor water
power and poor facilities for getting
coal here | don't believe YOU can get
foreign capitalists to come here, a. they
will not 90 into any town unless you
will invest. You had better commence
now and &c. together. 1t has been a
great pleasure for me to come here and
have made no sacrifice in order to do so.
After Mr. Kennedy had finished
speaking he was asked what the road
would cost and replied: Some roads
cost great deal while others do not,
On the contrary it is almost all con-
struction and would cost good deal
more to build it lhau in the city. II
YOU have road fourteen feet wide and
YOU tell US that it must be made tw enty-
two feet wider in order TO put in the
road, it will never come up here"
The meeting was concluded with a
selection by the band.
The Highly Gifted Gov.