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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-13

rZonyml mu plenleuzlnt ulo'
w4asciwie i zdawai falszywe ra.
porta. General Miles ME do
nosil o niczem ministrowi woj'
ny, lecz szerzy1 "a posredni-
ctwem ,,a6}tej" prasy falszywe
wiesci o stanie armii. Odwoiy.
wal samowolnie urzednik6w,
ustanowionych przez minister
stwo, szerzyl we wojsku ducha
niepos}usze6stwa i anarchii.
On sam vie O tenn, ze jest
klamca oszczerca, ME godnym
zaufania, kt6re W MIN polo2yf
Rad i dlatego byl jedynym z
liczby 500 swiadkow, kt6ry
przed komisya sledcza ME
chcial z}ozy6 przysisgi, re wy
zua szczera prawde, General
Eagan oswiadczy} stanowczo,
re Miles klamie ustami, k}amie
screen i klamie kazda czescia
swego ciala. Jego miejsce =
zdaniem generala Eagan =
jest W kryminale, a ME ma sta
nowisku naczelnego wodza ar.
mil Stan6w Zjeduoczonych.
New YORK, l3 Stycznia. =
Jeden oficer6w, kt6ry znaj-
dowa1 sic W porcie pod Mani
Ia, gdy blokowano Cavite, "a.
pewnia, ze miedzy kontradmi.
ralem Dewey a niemieckim
admira}em Diederichs pano.
wa4y zawsze jak najlepsze sto.
sunki. O checi wzajemu ego
bombardowania okret6W ME
mog1o nigdy bye mowy, a
wszystkie klamstwa, odnoszace
sic do tel sprawy maja swe
zrodlo W przewrotnosci Augli.
k6w, pragnacych zakl6cic do
bre stosunki miedzy Niemcami
Amerykanaml.
PITTsBURG, Is Stycznia. -
Podczas pauzy zakrad} sic ktos
do pokoju, W kt6rym komitet
sprawdzal k>i2zkl zarzadu
Stowarzyszenia G5rnik6w.
Wydarto kilkanascie kart z
ksiegi g'6wncj, pokleksano
kilka stronnic i udaremniono
prace komitetu. Rome pog}o.
ski odnoszsce sic do tego zda,
rzenia niepokoia delegat6w i
utrudniajs aporozumienie sic
ich.
WASHINGTON, lS Stycznia.
W izbie poselskiej zgodzono
sic ma przyznauie rzsdowl su-
my 81, ,7O5, ,533, potrzebnej ma
utrzymanie sluaby dyplomaty-
cznei i konsularaej. Pos}owie
Carmack i Gaines wypowle.
dzieli mowy, wymierzone pre-
civ polityce imperyalistycznej.
Carmack sk}ada} ma prezydeu
ia odpowiedzialnost "a stosun.
XII, panujace obecnie ma Fill.
pinach. Mkt ME upowaznil
McKinley'a do dzia}ania tam
ma wlasna reke.
W senacie przyjsto rezolu-
eye, skladajacs podziskowanie
czlonkom zar1adu i delegation
Tow. Czerwonego Krzyza, "a
ich gorliwosc okazana W Ar.
menii i podczas wojny hisz.
pansKO ameryKansKleJ.
BERLIN, 1890 Stycznia, -
Minister wojny Gossler pre-.
dlozy} parlamentowi projekt
rzadowy powiekszenia armii,
tt6maczac sic tenn, ze pa1stwa
posiadajs obecnie liczniejsze
armie, niz niemlecka. Eugen
Richter oswiadczyl sic przeciw
wiecznemu organizowaniu i
reorganizowaniu armii W obec
faktu, BE cesarz rosyjski oglo"
si1 manifest pokojowy W tym
wlasnie celu, azeby rozbroie
mocarstwa, W ktorych ludnosc
ponosi zbyt wielkie cieaarY ma
utrzymanie pod bronis ogrom.
nych ilosci wojska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-13

Ldres PoIskiego Domu Emil.
gracyinego: 3 Morris str, trzssis
drzwi na zach6d cd Broadway, blis
sko South Fssrys v New 7sskG
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-13
Kronika Miejsc9wd.
Na krze lOdu.

I PAM Louise Lander, liozaca lat
35, iona adwokata Dana S. Lander,
zam. pm, sos E. Division str, ma
zatrudnienie u frmy Tobey Furnitu.
re Go. Cierpi ona W wysokim stopniu
ma rozdraznienie nerwowe. Wczoraj
W poiudnie powrociwszy do domu cd
roboty, zmuszona by1a polozy6 sic
do i6aka, ale ME znalaz}szy tam
upragnionego spokoju, ubraia sic
staraunie, zabra}a ze soba portmone-
tke wyszsa, azeby uzy6 swiezego
powietrza. Szuka}a przedewszystkiem
ochlody i pospieszy3a ku jezioru. Ma
brzegu ma Burtonsplace 'uczuia ME
pohamowane pragnienie dostania sic
ma l6l wysuwajacy sic W jezioro;
zeskoczyia wysokosci 10 stop ma
l6d ska po MIN, jak daleko zdoiaia.
Blisko miejsca, gdzie woda l6d ota-
czala, posliznela sic upadia; w tejze
chwili oderwal sic kawaiek lodu, ma
kt6rym leza}a, i kra powoli poplyne.
Ia woda. Ma szczescie pani Lander,
kt6ra stracila przytomnos6, ujrzai to
| jeden z jej znsjomych, Joseph Hor-
ton, kt6ry dw6ch parkowych policy.
ant6w o tenn uwiadomil. Oh naraze.
MEM zyoia wlasnego udali sic ma l6d
i ostroznie polaczywszy deska ..kre re
stalym lodem, zdofali dosta6 sic ma
kre, potem pania Lander napo-
wr6t do lodu stalego uratowac ME-
szczesliwa. zawieziono js do jej
mieszksnis, i lie sic zdaje, ME
grozi jej obecnie zadne niebezpie-
czehstwo.
Nagia SmierC,
Wczoraj rano o godz. 9, pieciole-
tni Ludwik Decola, zam. pm. 199 N.
Union str, zostas przez rodzic6w
swyoh pos}any do sasiedniego sksadu
po jakas drobnostke. Kiedy powra-
cas zakupnem gryzs darowany mu
przez kupoa sucharek, nagle pred
domem pm. 19l N. Union Str, dostas
kurcz6w, upadt, i W pare minut p6z-
niej umarl. Sedzono poczstkowo, ze
kawaleczek sucharka dosta} mu sic
do przewodu oddechowego re ohio.
pax sic udusil, ale lekarz koronerski
oswiadczy>, ze tax ME byio, ze po.
w6d nagfej tel smierci ma razie jest
zagadkq.
ZIOdziej kur raniOny.
Wilhelm Brosaa, hodowca kur
zam pu. 2O79 Hermitage ave., pola.
czyl drzwi kurnika swego drutem
aparstsm alarmowym umieszczonym
W jego sypialni. Wczoraj rano oko}o
godz. 4 aparat zaczqt .dzwonid zbu-
dzit Broszs, kt6ry wyskoczyf z l6zka,
porwal REVOLVER wybieg} ma dw6r.
Uirzat jakiegos cz}owieka uoiekaia.
cego, strzelil "a MIN dwakrotnie, i
rani} 60, ale zlodziej uciek}. Ma
tychmiast uwiadomis policya, kt6ra
dowiedziata sic, za DIR. Henry Brun.
ming, zam. ma rogu ulic Robey i
Rawson, rano godz. 5 opatrzy2
dwie rany jakiegoS czsowieka, ranio.
nego kulami rewolwerowemi pra-
wy box lewe ramie. Doktor opisas
dokladnie tego czlowieka, i policya
wkr6tce aresztowaia niejakiego w.
Steinbreckeca, alias Browna, alias
Radeke, W mieszkaniu jego pm. 2019
Seeley ave. Jest on znanym zsodzie.
jem kur; odwiezioho go wozie
ambulansowym do szpitala wiezien-
nego.
Mfodzi zbiegOWie.
Dwunastoletni Eddie Connors
trzynastoletni Willie Groves zostali
znalezieni zmarznieci zglodniali u
wejscia do ,,Washingtonian Home,
przyprowadzono ich pred sedziego
Doyle. Okazaio sic, il uciekli oni
rodzioielskiego domu jeszcze we
Wrzesniu zeszlego roku i cd tego
,,o,, bloka1i sia ,>o rSsnrob ,,oia;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-01-13
Mfodzi zbiegOWie.

Dwunastoletni Eddie Connors i
trzynastoletni Willie Groves zostali
znalezieni zmarznieci i zglodniali u
wejscia do ,,Washingtonian Home,
przyprowadzono ich pred sedziego
Doyle. Okazato sic, ia uciekli oni z
rodzioielskiego domu jeszcze we
Wrzesniu zeszlego roku i cd tego
czasu bsakali sic po roznych miej-
scach. Sedzia odes}s& ioh do szkoly
poprawczej Johusona Worthy pod
kara po SIS. Rodzice pierwszego
mieszkaja ma rogu uljc Fulton Car.
penter, drugiego pm. 81 Carpenter
str.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-04
DEATH OF ALEXANDER NOR.
He Passes Away After Short
Spell of Sickness.

Alexander Moir died at Waiakea on
Friday afternoon, August 25, after a
two weeks sickness of fever. The
funeral services were held at the house
and the interment took place in the
Homelani churchyard.
The deceased was. thirty-eight years
of age, and a native of Kincardine-
shire, Scotland. He was employed as
engineer on the Waiakea plantation
railway, having been with that com
pany for thirteen years. The loss is
keenly felt by Manager Kennedy, Mr..
Moir being one Of his Oldest and most
trusted employees.
Mrs. Moir will leave for Scotland by
the Mariposa of September 15.-Hilo
Tribune.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-04
VINEYARD Street.

EDITOR ADVERTISER con-
junction of River street with that OF
Lower Vineyard street, while unques-
tionably a great convenience, has prov
ed q, not altogether unmixed blessing
to the residents OF the last named
street. Apart from the very large traf-
fc of hacks and private conveyances
which take this route to make short
cut, il is constantly being traversed
by heavy drays, mostly Chinese, which
will soon cut up the roadway so as 10
make it Doggy in wet weather, unless
the Supervisor has it macadamiZed
are also in a deplorable condition.
CHRONIC KICKER.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-28
RUTLAND COUNT Y.
BENSON.

Luther Brown and wife returned We'd
nesday from their Western trip after an
absence of three weeeks.-E. a. Gibbs has
embarked in the business OF selling teas,
coffees and spices on the road In anticipa-
tion of extending to neighboring towns MS
store trade.-Thc return game Of base ball
between the Bensons and Sciotos was
played in West Haven Saturday. Score,
Bensons 49, Sciotos 21.--Rev. C. Il. Hitch
cock left Monday morning for a four
weeks vacation in Ohio,-Miss Joanna
Kellogg died Friday evening at her home
here, aged 60 years. She is survived by
two brothers. Harland and Wilbur Flu
neral services were held Tuesday at the
house, Rev. John Fisher officiating. Inter
ment was IN the old cemetery.
PITTSFORD
Mr. Wyatt, who has run the Otter Creek
Inn the past season, is soon TO leave town,
and much regret is expressed by the
towns people, as the town has not had a
better hotel in twenty years.-E. X
Hendce expect to attend the Bratteboro
fair. A large number Of dairymen nave
left the creamery and now ship their milk
to Decentralization Payne, who has been
largely engaged in the poultry business
is selling out as he intends to go to Call
fornia.-Ralph Crawford has gone to his
home in Williston, on visit.-rhe hills
now echo to the sportsman's gun, but nc
large bags OF game have been reported
There are very few squirrels, but par
tridses are quite plentful.-Miss Mary
Hall has gone to the U. V. NJ, for years
special course,-Mss Carrie Burditt is to
attend Mddlebury collcge.-The arch
bridge. one Of the finest in the State
which was presented to this town by Mrs,
Annie f. Walker Boarlman is finished
and the contractors, Flood & Sherrell,
have left town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-28
JANE GIBsON's ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. District of Chi

STATE OF VERMONT District of Chit
tenden, SIS.
The Honorable the Probate Court, for
the District OF Chittcuden.
To all persons Interested in the estate Of
Jane Gibson Of Jericho, in said district
GREErIN Nc:
Whereas, application in writing hath
been made to this court by the guardian
OF said ward for liCense TO sell the whole
of the real estate of said ward setting
forth therein that it is necessary to sell
SAID real estate 20 furnish means for her
support.
And thereupon the said court appointed
aud assigned the 9th day of October, a.
D., 1899 at the Probate Court Rooms in
SAID district, to hear and decide upon said
application; and ordered that public
notice thereof he given to all per-
sons Interested therein, by publishing sa
order three weeks successfully in the Bur-
lington Free Press. a newspaper which
circuates in the neighborhood OF those
persons interested therein. all which pub
LEGATIONS shall be previous to the time an
ponted for hearing
Therefore. you are hereby notified to an
pear before said court at the time and
place Aforesaid. then and there to object
to the granting Of such license, If you see
cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate
Court Rooms. this 9th day Of SoDtcmbor
A. D.. 1899 EZRA NJ HORTON
l3,W5t Register
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-28

But, matchless as his skill as a diagros-
tican, DIR. Sproule has too deep and con-
scientious a love for humanity to rely on
himself alone. He has attached to him
self as Advisory Boavd three of the lead
ing Physicians Of Boston.
Before this Board the symptoms Of each
case are carefully weighed and discussed.
A friendly personal letter thCn tells the
enquirer in detail about his case These
letters are almost without exception die
tated by Or. Sproule himself. For he
wishes to keep, personally. in touch with
each patient.
Tho perfect system makes II possible
for Di. Sproulc to attend to an almost
unlimited number of patients. He now
feels justified in Offering his services TO
all who suffer from Catarrh, or any
Chronic disease. That you have failed
with others is additional reason for turn
ing to him. 1t is in just such cases that
he has made his most brilliant successes.
Write to him. The size of his practice
has ena bled him to put the price of treat
msnt so low that it is within the reach Of
all 1t is not one-tenth what Specialists of
less rank charge If you go to their Office.
His advice Is free. Address,
DIR. SPROULE. b. A.,
Qormerly Surgeon British Royal Naval
Service) English Specialist in Catarrh
and Chronic Diseases. I, Q, TO- II, Il
DOANE ST, Boston, Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-28
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED from sixth page)

court building Friday and taken to stowe
where 1t will be put in the town clerks
office. a vault is being built on the east
side of the court house which will be used
in place of the safe, while a room above
the vault will be made for the Judges.
The Home Culture Club are getting out
their annual booklets giving the subjects
and dates of their meetings for the fol-
lowing year. Their programmes are in
teresting ones and will doubtless be of
much help in educational lines. Their
first meeting will he held Oct. 4.
MORRGsvILLE
A daughter was born on Friday after
moon TO Mr. and Mrs. n J. Edmunds.
Dr Charles Bates goes this week TO
Montpelier with his e. miy, where he is to
locate.
Byron Spaulding, who had been in poor
health for long time, died at the resi-
dence of King Darling on Thursday last.
Funeral services were held at the Cniver-
salist church Saturday at 2 p m. Rev. /.
7. Booth officiating.
Mrs. John Sawyer cetutned home Fri
day. Mrs. Sawyer went 10 Greensboro and
vicinity the first of the summer but was
taken sick soon after from which she has
been but recently recovered sufficiently to
rcturn hcne.
G. A. Barrows returned home Friday
from a short trip TO St Johnsbury and vi
entity
Shelving is being put in the empty store
in the Woodbury. block recently vacated
Ivy the News and citizen. This store is To
he occupied by L. b. Boynton rs cloth.
ing store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Whcelock who have
passed Il pleasant summer at their sum-
mer residence, returned to their home in
Dorchester Mass, Thursday.
A special town meeting is called for Fri
day, Sept. Is. to see If some action will be
taken toward improving the interior of
the town hall.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-28
BESSIE NJ. HAZEN'S ESTATE.


STATE OF VERMONT, District of Grand
Isle SIS
The Honorable the Probate Court for
TO all persons Interested in the estate Of
GREETING:
Whereas, Elizabeth Hazen Rowel guar
dian OF Bessie NJ Hazen, a minor. re-
OF the real estate of said ward described
as follows, to wit: beginning at station
SSx927 of the confer line Of loco uo-, NJ aid
Uses hereby conveyed and on the boundary
between said premises and land ~ NJ
bourn Hanen; thence \. - degrees % min
untos f. i2,15 fl. on said bHurdarv linz.
thence n. 10 degrees p MINUTES +, ~ ~
TO land OF Eliza bath I, RoJyeii ana "
Frank RoweN: thence s g. dogreas 30
miNutes w 43 II crossing saIf ce1+o,
line of location al ststion qlx607, tbenc.
S 10 degrees 52 minutes X ~ ,, - ,aid
southeriv boundary line. therca y 60 a.
grees az rninutes = ON 90 ii bovrijsrT - In,
Pl5 IT. to place Of beSinnine Sna' CON- on
tanning los acres more or. Lass ''' va
The above courses are refarred 70 m,
true meridian Also nnotber na rcaI 81,
land described as follows, Rerirn,n, ~
station s1XA5 Of the csnter lin az loo
ton of said grantee on the southerlv lin,
of the premises hereby conveved On The
boundary hatWee,, said nren,is,ss ard l,nf
of Newton II Darroxy, thance 60 a.
grees % minutes =. on said b5undarv line
~ IL IT thence X 10 degrees 20 Tnir,,tas
5522 IT. to land of Melbourn Hazen. thence
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-28
DR.. SprOulE
ClHE ENGLISH SPECIALIST.)
Settled In Boston.
Has Adopted a New System.

DR. SPROULE, y. A., the great Eng
lish Specialist in Catarrh and other chron-
ic diseases is no stranger to the people OF
Vermont While he dwelt among them a
Few years ago he caused much comment
by the almost miraculous nature Of his
cures Diseases of twenty years standing
troubles which had defied all previous ply
sicans gave way at once before him.
Since then DR.. Sproue has not stood still
He removed to Boston where he was able
to secure the needed facilities. From
there he now conducts his phenomcnally
large practice. His cures are more nu-
merous, more wonderful than ever. But
he sees not single patient. All is done
by correspondence
He sends out to each enquirer a Home
Treatment Examination symptom Blank"
It's question when carefully answered, let
him know the exact state of the patient
entire system. The proper treatment at
his hands is then a matter of course.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-28
WINDSOR COUNTY.
SOUTH READING.

S. c. wilkins from Stanwood, Iowa, Wis
tied his cousin, A. F. wilkins. recently
Mrs. Helen (Robinson) Kent died in Min
neapolis, Mimi, last month She was the
oldest daughter of Ezra Robinson, former
ly of this place. leonard Ray is working
for Messrs. Plumberg of Charleston, n.
j. They have bought all the iron In the old
mill in Perkinsville and are taking It out.
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Sargent, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Martin and Daniel Johnson of
Ludlow and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson
from Avoca, Cass county. Neb.. whom
they had not seen for 80 years, visited
their aunt and cousin, Mrs. Randelia
Pierce, not long since.
READING.
A large number of books have been pre-
scented to the Reading free library during
the past few months. One hundred and
twenty-five books have been received from
the estate of the late Eleezer Dexter OF
this town, 40 books from Wallace Robin
son Of Boston, 81 from Mrs. Alden Speare
Of Newton Center, Mass. 20 books besides
magazines from Mrs. Brown of ST. Johns
bury, books from Wade Keyes esq of
Boston, from Mrs Annie f. Robinson Of
Tanton, Mass. IA from Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Curley of Waltham, Mass, from
DR.. Ripley Clark of Windsor, G from
Misses Annie and Arlie Eastman OF Read
ing. a part being given in memory of their
1dieHlS, a DochS IIUHl MI anu MtS. II. ID
Merrill of Woodstock, from Mrs. Rogers
of South Royalton. A large quantity of
magazines from Mr.. Marshall of Brooklyn,
n. ", books besides Is In paper covers
from Howard c. White of Enfield N. II.
Books have also been received during the
past summer from Miss Hoadley Mrs.
Baldwin and Mr.. w. II. wilkins OF Felch-
Vile, Mrs Cora s. Whitcomb of Lebanon.
n. H., Miss r, M. Bacon OF Cavendish,
Mrs. Joseph Whtcomb of Springfield.
Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. White Of Mas
sachusetts, Mrs. A. E. Estabrook Of Leom-
mister, Mass, Mrs. f, D. Reyes and Mr..
Arthur H. Keyes of Rutland, Clair G..
Persons of Cambridgeport, Mass and Mrs
Garfield of Keene, n, II. Five dollars In
money has besn given by Mr.. Edgar j
Sherman Of Lawrence, Mass, and s. by
Mrs Lizzie w. Wilson of Cavendish. 9th
or books have been presented the library
which have already been reported in these
columns Mrs, Osborne of 1ilton, N. H.,
has given the library nice framed por-
trait of her husband. the late DR.. Osborne
a former V0ident OF this town. A, G
Coolidge, esd, OF Rutland has resented
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-28
MARION D. RrssELLs ESTATE

MARION p. RUSsELL'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. District of Chit
tenden, S.
The Honorable the Probate Court for
the District Of Chittenden
TO the heirs and al persons Interested
IN the estate Of Marion p. Russell. late OF
Burlington, in said district deceased,
Whereas, application hath been made to
this court in writing, by the executor of
and trustee under the will of this
ana authority to sell a part of
the real estate of said deceased,
for the payment Of debts aud charges OF
administration, setting forth therein the
amount OF debts due from said deceased
the charges Of administration the amount
OF personal estate ana the situation of the
real estate. "
Whereupos. the said court APPOINTED
and assigned the 2Oth day of October 1899
at the Probate Court rooms in said dis
trlct. to hear and decide upon said apDli-
cation and petition, and ordered public.
notice thereof to be given to all persons
Interested therein, by publishing said or
der, together with the time and place Of
hearing, three weeks success velv in the
Burlington Free Press a newspaper which
orcu.ates in the nelghborhood of those
persons interested in said estate all which
publications shall be previous to the IA,
assigned for hearing
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO
appear before said court at the time and
court. to make your objections to the
granting of such license. II YOU see cause
Given under my hand at the Probate
Court Rooms this 22d day Of September.
1893 EZRA NJ HORTON
10, w3t Register.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-28

prove to be.-George r. Pattee, who has
been the popular landlord of Hotel Barton
FOR the past four and onc-half years, will
go to Lewiston, Me, in October, to be-
como manager of the Dewitt House.
Daniel Blanchard has bought 1870 head OF
sheep. hogs and cattle since Jan. II w
Baldwin and wife and T.. II. Webster and
wife attended the Grout reunion at ST
Johnsbury Tuesday.
WESTFEBD.
Don Stetson, who has been very sick
with Il fever. Is improving Albert Stone
and wife of Montpelier are visiting In
town.-D. Il. Wright is sick with fever
and lung trouble.-Chester Tracey of
Belle Plain. Iowa, visited at Il. s. Miller
last week.-The Y. L. s. C. f.. will give a
lemonade and candy social Friday even
ing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-28
SUPREME COURT IN SESSION.

A special session of the Supreme Court
was held in this city on Tuesday to hear
the report of the commission appointed
to adjust the differences between the
Central Vermont and Rutland Canadian
cailroad companies in this city. The com
mission reported that the adjustment
must necessarily have to do with mat
tiers outside the scope of their appoint
ment. The question was argued by r II
and W. II. Button for the Rutland-Cana-
dian and by c. NJ Wilds for the Central
Nermont No decision was announced.
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when there has been sad lack of en-
forcement, was during the fair when at
least dozen arrests should have been
made for intoxication which would have
probably resulted in the disclosure of par
ties furnishing the liquor. The reason is
explained by the fact that Sheriff Graves
was out of town, and the officers who W. e
on duty at the grounds did not make any
arrests. The sale of liquor at the fair was
undoubtedly done by pocket pedders: out
no established business can long prosper
In Waterbury. The anti-Saloon League
recently organized in Waterbury is here
for business. and all offenders OF the liq-
uor law will need to beware. The Stewart
house is at present under quarantine, but
as soon as it has been removed the case
will he brought into court.
Services will be held Sunday morning at
the Congregational church a. usual.
w. d. Davis is making extensive repairs
on his residence at Colbyville recently
purchased of Mrs. Fcss.
WARREN.
John Buzzell of Concord, N H., was in
town last week to see his father, who is
veCy sick.-Mrs. Leo Brown is on the
sick list.-Belle Atkins of this place, who
is at Moretown, has been very critically
Ill, but is now better.-Frank Mckinney OF
Fort Hancock n. j., Is spending a few
days in town.. l.. Gleason, who is clerk
for the grand jury, spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. Laura Elliott has gone to Lincoln
for a few weeks stay-Will Freeman
went to Bristol last week after his cousin,
Miss Lottle williamson, who lives in the
West.-Edgar Town and Miss Sadie Hea tn
were united in marriage Saturday morning
by Rev. Mr. BriRham.-E W. Slayton, V.
Banister Elmer Miller, Burt Moody and
Rev. Mr.. Atwell were called before the
grand jury at Montpelier last week.--Her-
vey Downing was called to Starksboro last
week to see his sick sister.-Dr Gleason
and wife returned TO their home last
Thursday after a few weeks stay in town.
| M rs Jennie Woodland is going with them.
miss Bertha Miller returned home from
her work in Roxbury Friday night.-W. ID.
Tomlin is able to work again.