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Tbo caee OF Root, &c ,,o.,
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rendored cor no nIai,,for $500. .
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dcfend.,nt ~ ''>
Of ATTORNEY Theodore +, Bonkins of this
citv and Miss pho.he A IIrsdaIo Of g.
George. The ceremony viii toke ,lncn
at high noon Thursday January 9zt in
the presence of relatives
ne runs OF 'he factory OF T. y. q a. {.
eral DAYS before they viii lie cold enough
to haul away. 1t is expected that the fire
insurance adiusters viii arrive the Grst
Of next week to settle the loss
HA|apeth Barnes was IN Clty Court
inutSuay ior Keeping mousse OF III lame
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CITY NEWS.

AT tho rescue home On Shelburne street
there is beautiful baby boy for aIop-
ton in some good family.
The case Of Spaulding Kimball & Co
vs.. II A. Whitehall was entered Thursday
FOR trial in County Court.
J. q. Currier. L. V. Nj. 'cl, has accepted
a 10 sition as instructor IN the biological
laboratory in the University Of Vermont.
1t is expected that the hearing relative
10 the discharge from bankruptcy of the
firm of Knott K Closson Will be resumed
about February 9Th.
1t is expected that the annual conven-
ton of the Vermont Maple Sugar Makers
association will be held in this city during
the first week of February.
petition in bankruptcy was filed Tues
clay by William Cardinal, quarryman
OF Barre His liabilities are $2l4.53 and his
assets $40.
In Probate Court yesterday the guard
i4n's settlement was fled in the estate OF
I.thcl = Drew. In the estate Of William
II. Mcbride the commissioners report was
MED.
The case of Walter l. Ring VS.. Moses l..
ShortsleeVes, an action of assumpsit ap-
poalcd from justice court, was entered
Friday for trial in county court Both
parties are from Huntington.
In Probate Court Tuesday the will In
the estate of Orson II. Wright was proved
and Mitchell +. Remington and Guy j.
Boynton were appointed commissioners
and appraisers.
The dairy school opened at the expert
lnent farm Monday morning. In spite
Of the storm ~ of the "A students who have
registered were present. The outlook Is
good for a successful term.
February 9TH and 9th are the dates upon
which it has been decided 10 hold the an
rual convention of the Vermont Maple
Sugar Makers assoc alton. The meetings
of the convention will be held in City Han.
Iiof. .. b. Hutchins has sold his house
on the west side of st. Paul street Just
south of College street to r. r. Hathaway
for a consideration of $1,000. Prof. Hutch
ms left Friday morning for Bedford Mass
where ne has taken up his residence.
D, c. Kelley underwent an operation on
one leg Tuesday as the result Of a slight
accident which occurred a few days ago.
IT viii probably he two or three weeks be-
fore he will lie able to resume his duties
at the store of Stiles 81 Kelley.
The board Of pension examiners. COM
posed Of Dr. -. G. HawleY of Burlington,
DR.. w. W. styles Of South Hero and DR.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-16
OUR ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY.

The proceedings and papers of the Yer
mont Antiquarian society Of this city.
from its organization in April, 1897 To April
1900, have been printed by the society in a
neat pamphlet of " pages. II contains the
papers by Judge r. $. Taft on the First
settler ana Census of Burlington. and the
Theatre in burlington in 1905 by Mr.. Wal
ter ~, Crockett on Ira Allen and Colches-
ter by Charles T.. Allen, Esq, on the
Burlington Academy and High school fra m
lSla To 1900 and on the Battery ana Rat
terry Park by q, q. Benedict These pa
pers are full of facts of much local inter
est. and the collection forms a valuable
addition to the history Of our city and vi
entity. The society has n roll of co active
members three of the number being life
members and this publication ought TO
add to its list a goodly number of men,
beers. Its published proceedings certainly
prove Its right TO live and TO receive a
generous support.
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MEETING FOR SOLDIERS.
Rev @. G. Atkins at Fort Ethan Allen
Last Evening.

The weekly meeting at Fort Ethan Allen
for tho soldiers under the auspices of the
Burlington Young Mems Christian associa-
ton. was well attended last night The
soldiers were deeply Interested in the ad-
dress by Rev. q. G. Atkins, who spoke on
the topic The New Years Marching Or
dcrs," which appealed to this class OF mon.
He called attention to what the new year
said to the soldier First it says: March,
and we are so compelled, though We can
choose if it shall be up or down. But we
ought to always go forward We then
leave the old year with its failures and
faults, and are not bound by them. So the
new year asks what can We do" and an
swcrs know more. do more, as soldiers and
men. Finally, be better in character str!N-
ing to follow in true manhood our great
leader. Jesus Christ.
The singing was led by j. p. Cobb, Jr.
His solo The Two Grenadiers" being much
enjoy ed. Dion ". Kennedy kindly assisted
as aCCOmpanist.
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ST. MARYS COURT.
Oh1cers Installed Monday Evening. Fol
lowed by Speeches and Music.

The officers of st. Mary's Court, Wom-
ems Catholic Order of Forcsters, were in
stalled Tuesday night by Mrs Margarct NJ
Cossrif as deputy chief ranger and Miss
Ellen Kennedy as vice chief ranger as fol-
lows: Rec. Sec. Mrs. Margaret NJ. COS
griff Fin Sec, Miss i. A. Mckenzie
Treas. Miss Margaret Murphy; trustees
Mrs. Mary Shea, Mrs Elizabeth Murphy
Mrs. Anna Donahue; representative to the
biennial session at Chicago, Miss Mar
garet Murphy; alternate Mrs. Mary Char
land; s. c., Miss Katherine Gleason; J. c.
Miss Mary Smith; l. s.. Mrs. Josephine
Moran; o. s., Miss Mary Mahony
After the installation Mrs. Charland call
cd upon several of the new officers to max,
remarks and many witty and timely utter
ances were evoked musical programme
was rendered including a solo, Hello Cen
trail. Give Me Heaven" by Miss Liz2i,
Smith. Refreshments were served.
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UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Valentine Hop February Ia Apparatus
Arriving For Gymnasium.

The military hop committee has decided
to give "A valentine hop in the gymnasium
Feb, IA
by the Management Mfg 60. of Provi-
dence. r.. l., consisting of dumb bells,
chest weights. buck. parallel bars and
mats, has arrived and they are being put
in place in the gymnasium Benches have
been put in the locker rooms and the floor
has been marked out for basket ball.
There will be meeting of the nom
mating committee of the junior class in
room A, North college at 100 o'clock to-
day.
Misses Carpenter and Goodhue and
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WinoosN for some time and who was ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff L. W. Ballou
last Saturday on a warrant and complaint
issued by Charles Flint, overseer of the
poor FOR the town of Colchester was be-
fore Justice Frank Graves yesterday. Ow-
ing to the absence Of Grand Juror con-
lin, Attorney G. J. Russell prosecuted.
Myers was sentenced to five months in tn
house OF correction at Rutland. Myers
says he is 60 years old and it is thought
that he is partially demcnted. 1t is pos
siblc that his case will be further invcs-
tigated before he is committed He has
been a charge of the town Of Colchc ster
for number of years but has wande ed
repeatedly from the poor farm and refuse
TO remain there.
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WHAT OUR NElGHBORS SAY.
An Instance OF the st. Adams Messen.
gers Much Vaunted Fair Play"
Ot'rom the Northfield News)

Il
To the News reminder that the White
River Junction "spottcr" was product Of
Massachusetts, where a license system cX-
lists the st. Adams Mcsshenger replies:
The Messenger does not SO understand II.
II understands that this man was an en-
ployee in a so-callcd detective bureau in
Massachusetts, but he was sent into a.
prohibition State to work and earn his liv-
ing. But then, of course, that Is a minor
factor in the AFFAIR and not worth quib-
bling over. The undisputed fact IS thlt
Vermonters themselves are not able to on
fierce the law end the last man they hircl
in to help them added murder to the gem
eial confusion.
Perhaps II is not worth clubbing
over" but when the Messenger makes tho
statement that "a liquor spotter Is a de-
generate made TO flourish in prohibition
States' It Is we'll to call attention 10 the
facts which In this pal tic ular case aho ~
that the fellow In question was = Massl-
ohusetts resident who had followed his
profession" in that state. Neither do we
think the Messenger would make the
statement It docs in the laet sentence If a
objective was brought into tho state 80
run down a rcbhcr. Yet the Same reasou-
ing would apply as well in the latter ns
the former cage no matter how much all
ference there may be between clean detcc-
tive methods and Tho "srcttor" trade. In
quoting the News paragraph the Messenger
makes II say the "deplorablc accident ~
tho Junction" VIXEN in fact it said tho
'ceplorable incident" This Cf course was
an unrtentional errcr on the part IF the
Messenger but It naturally gives readers
Of that journal the impression thai the
News is trying TO influence puhlic opinion
In favor Of the "spotter,' as the Messcn-
ger certainly attempts TO prejudice inc
ruhlic against him in referring 10 the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-16
HOSPITAL BOARD OF VISITORS
The directors of the Mary Fletcher i.o

The directors OF the Mary Flctchor I7s-
pital at their meeting Tuesday after IN
elected the following board Of vi itors:
DR.. j. NJ. Clarke, Or. C. NJ. Ferrin of Is
Sex Junction, DR. j. y. Tanner. DR. ly-
man Allen, DIR. w. II. Engcshy. DR.. m
Sparhawk, Mrs. J. FL Motcslf, Mrs W /
ter Carpenter, Mrs. c. s. Isham, Mrs VI.
H. BuCkham, Mrs. G. w. Wales and NJ
A A. Ruell. The di ectors also cleo "a
Or. VI. ]. Wltse and Or. r. H. Stone pa
biologists. The report of Superin end ut
Andrews, which WAS read. showed INT
there are at present 60 patients in the M
gtitution
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SERVICES APPRECIATED.
Horatio Hickok Company Recognize
Efforts Of Burlington Firemep

Tho following letter explains itself:
Jan. Il. 1902.
Mr.. Moses Murray, Chief Engineer Bur
lneton Fire Department..
Dear Sir--ln slight recognition of the
arduous and faithful work of your fire.
men last night. and the part they took in
the protection of our property, | take
pleasure in enclosing YOU herewith our
check for twenty-five dollars.
You can use. the proceeds in any way
you like. Yours truly,
+. Il. 81 RECESS. president.
Chief Engineer Murray, after consulting
with various officers Of the departm' mt
decided to add the Hickoh company 5
handsome token of apprc citation to the
fund which is being established for the re-
lief Of the sick and injured members Of
the department. 1t is unn. Ccssary to add
that the officers and men of the fire de-
partment are pleased not only over the re
ccipt of this addition to their fund but
also by Mr.. Burgess letter of apprec "a
tion and encoura cement.
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CHARLES II. HEyZER. SO degree,
Commander in Chief.
JAMES RELkNAP. b decree.
J. X. WARMERS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District 0. Chit
tenden.
TIE Honorable the Probate Court, for
the District of Chittenden.
To thu heirs and a.. persons interested
Essex. in said district deceased.
Whereas, application hath been
made to this court in writing by
Warner, late Of EsseX. deceased, p i
Tor license and authority 10 sell the
whole Of tie real estate of said
deceased, representing to said court
that it w1uid he beneficial to the heirs
OF said decoa sea. to sell the whole of the
real estate of sIid deceased. AMI convert
tie same into money.
And bringing INTO court the consent end
SAID estate residing in this Statt. and set
ing forth the situation OF the real -
tate.
Whereuron. the said court appointed
". at the Probate Court rooms. in
said District TO hear and decide upon said
applcduoN and petition and ordered thar
pubic notice thereof be given TO all per
order together with the tiinc and place OF
hearing. tHree weeks SLCcessiVely in tho
burlington Weekly Free Press a newSpa-
per which circulates in the neighborhood
u those persons interested In said estate
all Of which publications shall be previous
10 the day assigned ;or hearing.
Iheretote you arc hereby notified to ap-
pear before said Court at the time ard
court to make your objections 10 the
granting Of such a license, II you see
cause.
Given under my hand. at the Probate
Court rooms, this 9Th day of January 1902
oo. MARCELLCS A. BINGHAM.
- N6t. Judge.
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ESTATE OF ORSON II. WRIGHT OF
lllNESBT RGH.

We, the subscribers, having been APP
pointed by the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District OF Chittenden.
commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate of Orson II, Wright.
late Of Hineshurlh h. in said district de-
exhibited in offset thereto, and six months
from the day Of the date hereof being all
lowed by said Court for that purpose, we
attend 10 the duties Of our appointment at
the Office Of the Town Clerk, I'm Hines
hurGh in said district on the second Tues
DAYS of March and July, reSt, a I il o'clock
"A. m. on each of said days.
IuLel this lllh DIV u LnlmarN. laNe
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LADY HELP PLENTY

Mrs. Rangle-Ive advertised for SER
want for a whole week with no results
Mrs. Cumso--Well, ! advertised for a
good looking lady help, and had thirty
four to select from the first day Balti-
more sun.
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Fetmore-"W ell, she's lady II there
ever was one in the world"
Euck--"What has she dCnef'
F,tmore-'l stepped on her gown II was
trailing behind her in that irritating way
that women have: cf course. | d'd The
scntlemanly act and apolo gized fer ny
rarelessness and she said TO me, Young
man. you know you are lying, IT was no
fault of yours; 1t was mine. and ii YOU
adj pulled my gov n out at the gathers it
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POINTS ABOUT
ALMOND SNUFF.

The great cure for Catarrh, Hay Fever,
Cold in the Head. Deafness and Headache.
ALMOND SNUFF clears the head
Of foul mucus. Heals the ulcers Of the
head and throat Sweetens the breath.
and restores the senses OF taste. smell and
hearing Does not cause sneczing, and
is very pleasant to use. Sold ut all drug
stores, or will be sent by mail on receipt
OF 20 cents. Stamps taken
Henry, Johnson q Lord. Proprletors,
Burlington, Vt.
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GIFT TO THE UNIVERSITY GYMNA-
SUM

The Fairbanks company Of st. Johns
bury has presented to the gymnasium a
very handsome ana highly finished scale
to bc used in making physical mcasurc-
ments. IT has the apparatus for determine
ing with the greatest cxactness both
weight and height. is graduated to both
English and metric rotations, and is lin
ished IN nickel plate. he director, Mr..
Claudman. pronounces it the handsomest
piece Of apparatus Of the kind he has ever
seen.
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THROUGHOUT THE STATE.

The annual moetirg Of the Merno Sheep
Breeders association of Vermont will be
held in Mddiohury at o'clock p. m, Ian
uary % The election Of cficers will he
held ana considerable business of import
ance Will come up for consideration. Ii
is largely thrC uGh the Sorts of this ASSOC
citation that some 5eo Ramhouilett breeding
sheep have boon shipped from this state
TO Durham Natal, South Africa. during the
t-.et
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THE BANKRUPTCY LAW.
(From tho Rairo Telerrar,N

subject that has baffled al tho legal
talent of the natior is that OF the bank
ruptcY law. That the present system is
radically unjust everybody knows but the
remedy has not yet been found one Du-i-
ness man in this city is said To have lost
over a thousat dollars in four months
time by debtors taxing edV antaga Of the
bankruptcy law and in all parts of the
country more failures are due to the same
cause than crom any ether. The Euston
Chamb = Of con merCe last We adopted
roSol Iton urging Uppn Congress tho
passage Of a national bankruptcy law
which will provide that partial payments
on accounts, when made in the ordinary
course Of business without any know lcdg 90
on the part IF the collectors Of tho debtor
insolvency. shah not he considered 3D. pref
ercrcc TO preclude q creditor from rrovinc
tho balance II his account against thc
estate Of thn debtor. VII lout returning u
the estate the amount already received or
account. If Congress should at U901 this
1t would provide a remedy for only ~ very
small part Of the evil. Tie bankruptcy
law must sooner or latc:' force a cash pay
Mt system upon the public.
JOURNALISTIC. "REMINISCENCES
From the Montpelier JournalO
The Journal has received a copy of the
Waterman and State gazette" Iatcd
Tuesday February o, 1871 The business
card states that it is published week.,
by E. +. Walton & Co a." The title stat,
Gazette was added to tho original title
of the paper. The WatChinan when pub
fishers affected long or compound name.
for their papers. The words State Ga
zette" did not signify the consolidation OF
n paper IF shat name with tho Waterman
1T was simply an annex for effect, and wa,
dropped when the title. Vermont Watch.
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Messrs. Rich and Williams spoke at g.
nor oratory yesterday.
At the college meeting held YESTERDAY.
the report of the committee appointed t.
decide upon plan and time for holding
the annual athletic banquet was heard
and accepted. The committee has been
unable to fully decide the matter as yet.
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or Charles L. Coleman of Hincsburgh the
VIII was filed and hearing was set for
February 3rd. in the estate of j. x. war
ner Of Essex there was an application for
license to sell real estate ard hearing was
set FOR January 3lst.
William Bramley of Montreal who was
arrc sted at st. Adams for smuggling prec-
lcus stones, was before Commissioner
George T.. johnson again Thursday and
furnished the required $500 bail, which he
secured of local merchant. parties in
Montreal going surety fer him.
The case Of Rosa ID. Lavigne VS.. Marsh
all Lavigne. petition for divorce, was en-
tered Saturday for trial in County court.
The suit is brought on the grounds of re-
iusal to support. iitolerable severity and
adultery. The petitioner lives In Burning
ton and the pct!tionce in Newark, N. J.
Cards have Leon received in this city
announcing the coming marriage of John
Hart of Hinesburgh and Miss Elizabeth
Mccormick of Rutland The ceremony
Will be performed IL Rutland January I'D.
10th of these yocng people arc we'll known
in the city and their numerous friends Will
Unite in extending good wishes
Two petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday They were those of Joseph j.
Maillct. a merchant of Iunenburgh with
liabilities of SlF6 10 ard assets of slSia 96
OF which 800 Is claimed exempt, and of
George II, Bats. maChinist of Norris
vile, with liabilities OF S3T.S0 and assets
of S1075, all of which are claimed exempt.
Thomas Paltcr was arrested at the rail-
road station Thursday by the police Je-
rartmont for ocing a tramp !I,, vas lak-
en- before Judge HawI ms, where he plead.
ed guilty and was sentenced to serve not
less than three ror more than four months
at hard labor in tie House of Correction.
Past Commander McGaffev of Stnppard
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DIED.


GARD NER-Maurice. at Denver, Col,
after brief illness in his 2%th year. Ser
vices viii be hcld at A. Eickelborg's par
lcrs, 93i tn avenue, Sunday, January 18th,
at noon Members of Pioneer Lodge. No
90 j.. and a. NJ. Ancient Chapter, No /.
r. a. AI. chc Scottish Rite Bodies ana
Mecca femp" A. ~ 0. NJ. S, are re-
QUcsted TO attend.
Pioneer Lodge, No. 20, +. and A. NJ
Hrethren-YoI arc hereby summoned to
attend an "w"rgeut communication. TO be
held at \. tAckclhcrgs parlors, "a sth
avenue, on sunday. January 18th. at noon
sharp. to par the last tribute of rospect TO
our deceased worthy brother Maurice
Gardner BY order Of L. W. Duosing, w.
NJ. Samuel y. Wheeler Secretary
Valley of New York, A. ard A. S. r.,
Northern Masonic jursdiction-I am
rrievod 20 announce the death Of Illus
trious Rrother Maurice Gardner. % degree.
Funeral ceremonies will he held at g3l Sth
avenue, Sunday, January 18th, at . clock
noon.
CHARLES II. HEYZER. SO degree,
Commander in Chief.
JAMES BELKNAP, 30 degree,
Grand Secretary.
oasis Of New York. Mecca Temple. A. A
o. y. NJ S.-Illustrious Noblcs.-TlIus
irious Noble Maurice Gardner 4@2p mas
hecn admitted to the Unseen Temple
uncral ceremonies will b. held at g3i Sth
avenue. sunday, January 18th, at u clock
room.
CHARLES A. BENEDICT. Potentate.
SAKAM Il. ELLISON, Recorder.
Cooney-In this city Yesterday morning
al 2d2 ~ Union street Mrs. owen Eugene
Cooney, at the age of "a years, after an
illness Of tvc days Of pneumonia.
bEOrGLLETTE-In this city. Jan. 18th
Chas. T. Hrouiqctte. aged IS years
Montreal papers please copy.
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TO MAKE Cows pay, use Sharples cream
SSeparai ors. Book. business Dairying'
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PATHOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION IN
NEW JERSEY.

A hygenic instructor in Newark recently
received from the mother OF one of her
most attentive pupils the following note:
PLEASE don't learn oui Jonry any moar
about his insides rs it makes him sassy
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GREETING:
A; Probate Court. holden at Burlinx-
tor. WITHIN and for he District OF Chitten-
don ON ;he -0th day Of January NO. an
lnSi % tl'S 10 pc ne last VIII
of Hines 7ur-u, in said district. deceased.
W. presented 20 the court Aforesaid for
probate
And D., is ordered by said Court that the
3rd DAY of Febru2ry, 1902, at the Probate
Court rooms IN SAID Burlington. be assign
ed for proving said instrument, and
thai notice thereof he given to all
per- 1n4 concerned, by publishing this or
der three weeks suCcesSiVe'y in the Bur
nuplou Weekly Fee Press a newspaper
punished in said Burlington, previous to
thu time appointed
Therefore. You are hereby notified to
appear before said court. At the time and
place afo, esaid. ana CONTEST the probate OF
said VII. II you have cause
Given under my hand In Burlington, IN
said district this 10Th day az January 1902.
MARDELLj ; A. BINGHAM
-9,W3t. Judge.
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ESTATE or CHARLES =. COLEMAN.
HINESEUkGH.


To q. persons concerned in the estate OF
Charles 7. Coleman late Of Hiuesburgh in
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