Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-13

Nopu 'dllcd inc meeting 10 Ordcr AT i.W
o'clock ana in the enforced absence of
clerk II. V. Horton Mr.. Henry Conlin
was chosen clerk PRO tenn. The reports Of
the village officers wcr" accepted and
adopted as printed; voted to exempt the
ilrcmor from pas Ing a village poll tax;
voted to pay thu taxes assessed upon the
grand list of 1879 directly to the treasurer;
voted to have electric lights for one year
and to instruct the trustees to make a
contract for the same. Voted that the
trustees be instructed to make n contract
with the Wmuosk Aqucduct company for
water for fire and sewer purposes for one
year. Article six relating to purchasing
an electric IRE alarm system ana article
seven relating to purchasing u stone
'rushcr were laid on the table. Voted n
tax Of 60 cents on u dollar after warm
light in open meeting. These officers wero
elected toy the meeting: Moderator Frank
n. ltgWood; clerk. IloIrN Conlin; Ircsi-
dent. Edward H. Horton; treasurer. \. \.
Graves; collector of taxes. Frank l..
Graves; auditors, George Il. Little, G. II.
Shipman, Joseph Couchon. The contest
over the selection of trustee was of course
ny wards and resulted as follows: I'm the
East ward II. l.. Thomas for one year. G3
votes; Arthur Mauscau, two years, t. votes
over j. *. Nash and s. y. .Putnam:
South ward. cnc year, T.. T.. Allard, 80
votes, two years, j. II. McGrcvy. 46 votes
over j I'm e. llNclN: West ward C,.c
year Hector Iluard % votes. Peter WIN
marie, two years, 97 votes. This selection
leaves hut one old member of the board
Mr.. Manscau from the East ward who
has been one year in the board and is
not leader by any means. The board
VIII meet to organize on the first Monday
evening" ian May. The president, Mr. Hor-
ton. Will meet with them and the village
clerk. Mr.. Conlin, is by virtue of his Of
flee eX-oliicio clerk of the board and will
90 HI, al Of f,.t,,
II. stevens.
Samuel Ross OF New Bedford, Mass.
secretary of the National Cotton Spinn,rs'
Union, was IN town VcSt crday tho guest of
tn" Local Spnnrrs' Union. lie came to set
ile' if possible. the differences existing be-
tween the spinuers and the Burlington
cotton Nills. He held Conferences with
TN" local union several times yesterday
ana met them in their new rooms in the
weston block. 1t is thought that the Tex
the mon OF Woavcrs may put their case
before Mr.. boss Tor advice tending tow
ara salts "a tory settlement
The N'nooski Steamer company will
give dance at Corporation Hall to-ni,rht
large attendance is expected.
MISS Minnie Turner of Glcns Falls * in
town. 80
Mr.. Hiram Small returns to-day to Nor
riSNlIe after spending the winter with
ms brother, DR.. j. e. Small
JERICHO CENTRE.
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. stiles went +,
MoNiSNillc last Saturday, where they will
stay for the prcScnt.-The sugar Season
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there are a few orchards WI ere the worms
old very Severe damage last season that
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bcco very benofo.aI frank l. Dodgo dto'I
tuesday morning after a long and painful
iilcSs' MI DouEe was Tor many years
lalhtul ana well liked railroad station
AGENT al thlS pace, ana ne mad many
irI'nuS' ne leaves n wlte ana several
Shlau cni'uren. Inc funeral viii be held
III inc MothoulSt cnurch thursday after