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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-16

- Der Ressr Dennis Sonss srIas &C,
tern i'm SofpiiaI isinen 8erIsbunssn !;
Our6 einen 9uiammsniob nit sinem
Nubrtpetfe ipa ibm Dor brsi Wo@en bas
Rddsrat eebroden tuor6en.
= Sopiin gidsrsI bon 2adapanna
I%opnibip. Elm Winer in Dem SO. Q
Sdadt Der 8ennipipania 2oblsn Som.
panic oaieIbit. purbe DOnuerftas 8ors
mittas bur& einsn Dsdsnfaa ausenblid.
LID se,botet.
9ie Republifaner Der 6tobt
Scranton nominirten eeftern @ban 81
Worris flr @ontroleur. Die aneenoms
menen 8eioIutionen perbammen bic iebte
2esislotur unb ibrs Disbhdble i'm Gro.
bsn, ebeniO bas Slipper. @sisb. unb irstsn
mannbaft Elm fir gbarnfter uno Sdbig,
fsit bel aanbibatsn fur aemter.
= Sin nit anabsn beiebisr Sanefdliis
ten. ben bieielben esitern Na&mittae ben
yine Strabe Slael be~rabfauisn l,sBsn,
fubr on arsBler @ourt in cine 9uiide bss
). g.. @obfrep nit FOLDER @u6t, bab
oieieIbe fummt pfsrD umaeporfsn ipuroe.
Die 2uft par cine furse 9eit boQ fran.
peInosr 8eine unb S1liitentrlmmer.
aber ionberbarer Weiie nuroe niemonb
erbebli6 perIebt. @enn bic Poliiei sis
mas perib mare. tpiroe fe bieisn gefdbr.
IlGen 0~erentssn, benen n~aentbulben in
Der StaOt ssfrUbnt tpirb. elm gpbe mo-
den,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-16

3u einem etb + f d d.
gen S.n # | tint erobe n
purbe bic Sorpeboihule in Sort Sots
ten, Rbobe Sslanb, tpelde bisber ola
Elm She'll Der bOrtissn Snssnieuridule
gait.
Der teGegrap6tf9s Der.
anil den 80 3 n >
tom unb MontIa 1T febr toftz
fpielig unb DolISiebt ii9 uuf i~nsebeuren
umpegen. Gin iebes Dprt toftet
$2.38.
Dte srSbteu bearbets
teten Steine, bic man tennt,
befinben ii9 i'm SonnentempeI BEL
8aalbet, Sbrien. @iele baruntsr finb
bis 60 SUB lang uub etipas iber 20
SUB brett.
Minnefotas M Il bIens
| n b Ii f ri perfiist iibsr cine 8as
paaitdt bon beilGufig 100000 Barrels
per Sag. Die Miiblen bon Minneapos
liz anein p.rarbeitsn idbrlid sttpa 49,.
100000 8arrsIs.
Der gr6Bte unb fdrtft E
regierenbe 5 Il + lit sesens
nGrtis &6nis aarl BON portusoI. gr
piest reidli9 800 pfunb, mas ibn
aber ni6t binbert, t0rperli9 t6dtis unb
beipegIia gu isin.
Bon allen @ etretbe e
entbGlt Der Reis mad 1emis
f9en llntsrfu9unsen bic meiiten Rab<
runesitoffs. 9isfe Sbatfa9e mar ben
0Dltern bes Sftens fdon o unbents
liden Soften betannt.
Sos 80 O d 9 bum Der
men 9Gt9en Obren bdu.rt
Bis gum Sobe fort, tpis cine tiiralih
angefteGte nnterfu9uns bon 10000
paar Sbrsn in @nslanb unb Srants
reid untpiberlesli9 erseben bat.
@egen ben ipeibItden
Gurus tpenbet fid cine @eiea51aft
bon Gruuen, bic ii9 tiirslid In 9aneo,
auf Der Snfel 9reta, sebilbet bat. Die
WiitgIieoer traeen ale nir bic einfa9s
fen &leiber unb p~erpDnen Supelen unb
anoeren 3ierrutb.
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S6ulsS eborbe.

Dieis 9brpeti6uft bsi&loB in ibrer
Woniae Abeno abssbaltsnsn 0sriamm.
lung. bab in 8ufunit Feline gnti6uIbie.
uneen fur iol6e 2sbrer selten ioaen, Die
benz monuiIiden Snftitut ni6t bsipob.
men.
8ebbrbeanpalt Reebp beantipprtete in
sinem S@reiben cine gp3lbI ibm pcress
leete 6raeen in 8etref BON Steueretlal.
lunsen uno bic 8tb6Eoe beihlob, in ues
bereintimmune nit ibm. feline grlnfs
su betptqlsen.
prof. Samss O. Suffer bon Der SoGs
fdule uno Fri. Tberefa Smith bon SO
SO rei&tsn ibrs 8eienatiousn elm. Die
r~eferirt Duroen.
Die 9ufmsrtiamteit Der 8sb6rbe tpurs
be curd Supt 4Qen BON @siunbbeiis.
Bureau uuf elm @sfeb seIsnit. tpel&es
anOronei, bab S&dler. bic nidt eeimpft
tporoen iino, o Der Shule nuseeiHlof.
fen per6en. Sin Gomite purDe bierouf
srnannt. bus mt BEN @eiunbbeiis. 8p.
reau suiammen arbciten iol. UNI bic SIN.
pfuns our&3ufabren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-16

'&ieosnsn Depots 3urdd mubtsn. UNI f&
Hsu 30 berpropiontiren unb nit frif&en
Yfsroen su berisben.
Dem Rrieesminihsrium ID miiseitsiIt
tporoen. bab bic Buren, isst ibre Rr6fis
iporsn. um iur 8eit Der 86niesftbnung
ben Britsn itmetsbafte Sttsi4e uerissen
~ fDnneu. 2orb 9ithensr bat bic Weis
lung srba!tsn. feline g~Initrsneunesn au
p%erooppsln. um nod Dor Der atSnuns
nit ben Buren, fertis gu tusrbsn.
Der .,Stanbarb" mslbst aus gretos
tia: 200 Buren, ma9isn einsn @infaa
IN oas SpafiIanb unb sinsn anerif auf
Sntanini' arnal. bic Rsfiosn, ber Spa.
fiibniain. Die @inssborenen Ieifeten
nur i4ua&sn @Ibsrtanb. SO tuurbeu
pleie bon ibnen eei6btet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-16

Die nadte Wabrbrit. go III unn0.
tbls &c absuleuenen, bic 3tatfa1e fsbt
fsf. bab tauienbs u~niersr R,nbsr bon
tsutSutase B~lutfranibsitsn baben, tpeI&e
entireeer pererbt ODER burG uneefunbs
~gsbenstpeiie herbOrsetufen purben. Disfe
8luttrantheiten ssisen ii& burG Saut.
trantbelten, ausidlae u. I. tp. on. Sic
~perlan9en cine 8,inieune. Ssrr Sotn
5alanbp in ainefton. 3D., ma&t folaen.
ben 8eitras gu Obisem: ..Gtn Ra&.
bar, 9srr Aoams. battle elm ainb ieGs
Nonats alt. bsfen @sfiGt unb Sdnbs
nit AusiGtae beosdt tparsn. Go i&isn
alS OBJ bic au &aibe sssossnen Merats
bdlHos tpdren, oenn Der Ausi@taa ruroe
thinner t6sartieer unb mon befdr&tets,
bab bas arme Wsfsn bic Raie unb bic
Otren perlieren uno lsbsnslGnaIl& ents
itelt fem tpdrbs. guf meme Bsranlal.
iuns bin purbs nit 6ornl's alpsnirduter
8lutbeleber uno BEN Dell . Del Elm Bers
fu& semadt. Nad BEN 8erbrau& pom
3 6ldfben 8Iutbeleber unb elmer 5lafhe
0sil'Oel beilte Der Nusi6Iaa f&6n uno
nun III paS Rinb tpobl ausfebenb, aelunb
uno munier. Die @ltern iino naiarii&
pou ess Sobss iber bisie punberbars
oeiluns." -5otni's 4lpentrduier 8lut.
belsbsr 1T unssmein pufenb uIs Wsoilin
flr bic aleinen. Rein botaniiGsr Ratur
unb bon anaenebmsm @si4mad ii sr ba.
bel polie barmlos. gr niro brett bon
BEN 5abrifonten on bic Gonfumenten
usrtauft unb N feline apotbsfsr. Wsoisin.
Dan tpsnoe ii& al ben GiBsniblmer,
Or. Better 6abrnep. ll2-ll4 SO. SOpns
apsnus. GbIeuso. 50
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-16

9as erie Sodebrett,
Der @prldufer bes &labiers, tpurbe i'm
Ottober 1701 BON benz Stalisner gbri-
ltpferi in pobud touftruirt. Oas olte
Sadebrett pirb Jet gpmbal ober
gpmbeI genonnt unb III nlr nod In
Der 2iaeunermuiif aebrGudIih.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-16
Don Qetersbura.

gbtparb s. 9roe. frlter bon hiel
un6 felt einisen Ronatsn in Buffalo
Dobntaft, mo CT in Disnftsn Der 2ada.
hanna Giien unb Stabl Gompanie ala
8eiGner ftanb. ftarb berfIo6ene @o&s
uno tpuroe Issten Sumfae beerbiat.
S&iaer 2ose go. 345. 8. 4 v. Dr.,
leitete bic 2rauetfeier.
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ben, peI1e ibnen Elm ~pergroberteS, undergraduates Bib fderten. aus.
9efibrt in @afel ooer grabon Nrbet. I'm 9llh8 Su iein, miiHen
Die obi9en SifetS nibt ipdter ais am 30. Sanuar ein9ereidt peroen
8eeen cine 9erinoe Grtraper9itune fonnen mir bic allerfeinife
&rbeit in @afer. ODER Selfarben lefern. Btr rabmen 8iloer in ele
saner @eHe unO biQiaer pe ionituo Elm. 8ir sarantiren Die 8u.
ridsabe Der Photographic. 8rin9t cure &idetS iofort; oieflben
peroen i'm 5ueten Stoduerfe ab9etempelt.
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= Tros ausr 8smabunsen Der 9e.
funbbsits' 8sb6rben bon 9biInbslpbia 1T
es biefsn bod nod nidt ~eeIunssn. bic
8Iattern nusaurotten ober beren Gus.
breiiuns erfoIarsid ginbaIt su ibun. i'm
@seentbsil bat bic 2ronibsit i'm aaufe
lester 8O&e mebr BeriOnen bsfulsn. aIs
su irpenb elmer 8eit felt Iestsn Suli.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-01-16

gis Jingle SsIosntbai Der aimbeyIp.
SoIonne bsftanb BARN. bnb fs bel Woni.
mani cine 8robs @isbbeetbe ftabl. bic bon
loo Buren $ 5rauen unter Der Sabrune
Der Satin beS @ommanbanten Ds Beers
unb bon is&s inualiben 8ursn ssbttst
pures. Die aubbirtinnsn purbsn gu
@efanaensn aema&t.
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3emfc's
SIltbenti9e 8ierfnbe,
c.
ais Nenu Rpeuue.

Gin uod aItbtuii6u 8siis ssfdbrtss eoiol.
mo man f&er II, tets anseusbmt Ssieaf@afl
Az fnoeu,
Sas nit b~erieIben ptrbunbene q stau
rant Iitfert ale SeIifatefeu Der Sabrssseit.
,.BirBburger Sofbrau'' uno bisfgs Biers,
importirfe @tib. uno Rotbpsiue, prima gisar.
rem, b6Hide Bsbisuuns.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-04
GRANVILLE.

Ollie Kerr of Northneld visited friends
and relatives in town last week.-ScYcral
couples from here attended the dance at
Hancock, December 27.-Miss Lila Hub
bard was at home several days recently
Miss Flora Sawyer has finished her work
in Rochester and returned home Elmer
Wilson has gone to FitchourS Mass
clark Abel was in Braintrec Saturday
Wallace Kendall died November 81, after
lingering illness Of several wccks.-Mrs.
Matte Maynard has gone to Burlington to
pend the winter. Her daughter. Miss
Myrtle, will Join her latcr.-Amos Phelps
If Rochester. was in town SundaY.-Miss
NJ Lou Whitney went TO Roxbury Satur-
day, where she is to teach school this
wintcr.--D. Il. Seaman is in Mdlobury
this week as petit Jurors. f. Hubbard
was in Mddlebury last week.-David Abel
spent Sunday at his father s.-Joseph
Gagnon is at work on the electric light
dam at Bothel.-William McCray was at
The Central house SundaY.-Miss Lila
hubbard has returned to her school at
Randolph Center.-J. A. Williams was in
7roOkfed on business last weok.-Cluitc a
number from this town attended the Rob
inson auction at Hancock last Friday
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SHOREHAM.

Russell Farnham Of Providence. r. l..
spent ThankS giving at f.. &. Fdruhain S.
Miss Ruth OrVis has rented her farm and
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Brusou has gone
to reside i'm Greensboro. ~ C.-NlrS W.
w. Moore spent THANKSGIVING with her
sister, Mrs. Hail in TruthVillc, y. y
Robert Holmes was at home over sun
day.-Mrs. II. G. Pierce has returned to
her home in Rutland.-The Ladies l;cr-
ovolcnt society of the Congregational
church, viii hold sale Of useful and
fancy articles in the town room thc cNyu-
ing of December T., ana the Afternoon
and evening Of December Is. Supper will
he served December IL At six o'clock -
james 8igham is in town for few days.
DR.. ana Mrs. Platt returned from Am
sterdam, \. Y, Frday.-B T.. Tutung-
ham was at his fathers over Thanksgiv-
ing.-Mrs, NJ. l.. Baldwin has returned
from Ausable n Y
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-04
BILLS KILLED.
The House Does Not Want an In
surance Commissioner and
Killed the Bill.
FOR ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION
Senate Orders Bill Appropriating $25'-
900 to Third Reading-aas Killed
Bill Relating to Form OF Official
Ballot - A Conference ov3r
Noxious Animals.

Montpelier, Dec. Smoothing could have
been more uninteresting than were the
proceedings III both houses this morning.
Routine business only was considered ard
before the stroke OF l. a large grist of
bills had been ground out. The Senate
ordered to "a third reading the bill ap-
propriatlng So, 900 for n Vermont building
at the st. Louis exposition and killed
the senate bill providing that voter must
take oath that he is physically unable to
mark his ballot before he can have assist
ance from the board of civil authority.
The majority high license bill with pro-
posals of amendment came to the Senate
from the House and was referred to the
Joint committee on temperance. The Sem
ate appointed a committee of conference
on the House bill relating to noXious ami
mails. The Senate proposed amendments
OF which the House refused to adopt.
After a spirited debate the House recon-
sidered its vote COnCurrinE i'm the Senate
amendments to the bill prohibiting sein-
ing IN Maletts bay, whereby SEEMING was
prohibited in all the Vermont waters of
Lake Champlain. The amendment pro-
posed by the Senate was rejected
With only two dissenting votes tho
House refused to pass over the veto of
Governor Mccullough the bill enabling
the town of Woodbury. to appropriate
5000 in aid Of the Fletcher Granite COM
pany. Those voting to pass the bin over
the veto were Mir. Benjamin of Woodbury.
and Mr. Hammer of Lincoln.
When the House went in this after
noon it was in a slauGhtcring mood and
without debate killed House bills creating
the Office of insurance commissioner. re-
quiriuS insurance companies to pay fun
insurance on personal property lost by
fire, regarding the protection of birds.
their nests and eggs and authorizing
towns to elect one or two road commits
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winter quarters.-Mrs William r. Nichols
returned on Friday from "A two week $
visit with her parents at Cannan, N. H.,
and Mrs Beach and her son. Clarence,
returned to West Ferrisburgh on Sunday.
Prof O. X. Collins of Wallingford
Miss Katherine and Earl l. Collins of
Middcbury college. spent their Thanks
giving vacation at their home.-,Miss Jes-
sic II. Field was with her parents over
Thanksgiving. Other guests in town for
that occasion were b. II. Carpenter and
family, II. B. Beers and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Il. II. Field, all from Charlotte.
Judge H. W. Collins went to Middlebury
on Monday to attend court.-The Rev. q.
IL. Bailey and II. J. Carpenter will rep
resent the Congregational Church at the
council at Whiting on Sunday for the
purpose of ordaining the Rov. George W..
JoOpe
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PAN I on,

Irving Carpenter and daughter Lottie
left on Tuesday for visit with rcla-
tiVcs in Fair llaVen.-Miss Harriet Nor
ton is visiting friends i'm Lincoln
Charles Prior of Ludlow spent Thanks
giving with the Rcv. and Mrs S. IL.
Myers charles, Amy and Grace Allen
of Forrishurgh We're visitors i'm town dur
ing the past wcck.-rhc Misses Brydia
having spent the THANKSGIVING vacation
at Their home. returned Tuesday to the
johnson Normal school.-'rhe ladies Of
the Baptist church held their annual
turkey supper at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs Giles Hatch on Friday evening,
November Is. a pleasing entertainment
was woll rendered and one of the best
of suppers vas served.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-04
ADDlSONs lUNTY
MlDDl.EBURY.

A quiet wedding took place at st. Mary's
Church Thanksgiving morning at $3.50 a.
m when Miss Stella Aunchman of Shore
han and Frank Roberts of Burlington
were united in marriage by Father Shan
non, rector of the church. Miss Ada
I;ahyoau of Nergennes was maid Of honor
auG Peter Aunchman OF Nergcnnes was
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts took tho
! cS train north for a short honeymoon
and on their return will reside in Bur
liuGton.
Mr.. Worthy of Chicago. owner OF the
Icldens mills and quarries, is here and
with Lima Harrington and George Dickeu-
son have set up a diamond drill and are
testing the quarries which were worked
years ago to some extent. So far they
are turning out better than expected. They
have bored several holes, going down
bout So feet
l.. II. Hcnckel. who for the past two
years has been the local express agent,
has resigned his position. and Will this
week, with his family, move to his old
home in Brattlchoro having secured q
position as messenger on the railroad.
Miss Marjorie Ryder daughter of Il. C.
lNcr of NeYbridge, left Monday morning
Tor New York, where she will remain for
a short time and will then go to philadol-
phia, where she will enter the medical de-
Iartment of the University of Pennsyl-
Vania.
1t is rumored from good authority that
T. W. Hammond, who for the past four
years has been road commissioner. will
resign the Office at the coming town meet
ing. His numerous friends are Grieved
TO learn it as he is considered the best
man that has ever held the Office.
Monday market day eggs brought 50
cents and butter Il cents.
IIcibcrt Goulett % years Old. formerly
of this town but for the last three months
brakeman on the Clarendon & Pittsford
railroad. met with a bad accident Mon
uay afternoon about o'clock while coup
ling cars in front of the machine shop
at Proctor. He caught one foot between
the rail and plank and was unable to re-
lease it. The wheels of one of the cars
ran over the lower part of both legs,
mangliug the left one badly. He was
aiken to the hospital in the ambulance,
llo stood an operation well, and regained
consciousness but soon commenced to col
laused and died about s o'clock. The re-
mains We're brought here Tuesday after
noon and taPan to the home of his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Goulett in
Cornwall. The funeral was held from St
Marys Church Wednesday morning n 10
o'clock ond the interment was in the
Catholic cemetery. Father Shannon Of
flCiated
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Shaw have returned
from Montpelier and Will make this their
future home.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-04
rRISTO o..

Miss Jennie Lawrence will lead the
Christian Endeavor meeting at the Bap-
tiSt church, and Mrs. Charles Lamay the
Epworth League meeting at the Methodist
Church next Sunday evening.-Miss Jennie
Shorwin began winter term of school
in Downingsville, Lincoln, Monday. 1t is
her third term in that schooL--The next
meeting of the Outlook club will be
held with Mrs. Wilson December H. sub
joct, "French Women in National Life;
Eleanor OF Aqutaine," Mrs. Hasselune:
Joan of Arc Mrs. Nash; "Glimpses OF
Joan Of Arc" Schiller. Miss Graves; Ma
dam de Maintenon," Miss Sumner; "Wom-
ell of the French Salons" Miss Beach;
roll call, quotations from French authors.
Joseph Patno has moved his family into
Is. G. Sargents tenement on West street.
The Catholic fair closed Saturday night.
About sl25 has been raised here to be
used In assisting Charles E. Hanchett of
burlington to go to Mount Clemens,
Mich, for medical treatment Mr..
fianchett is a. former resident Of this
town, one of the selectmen and represen-
tative TO Montpelier. lie rs also member
of Libanus Lodge Of Masons T. r. Pat
terson and If. w Smith of this town will
accompany jhim.-Mss George Peck ex-
poets to start Thursday for Normal, ILL., ,
where her parents reside. - Mrs
Bassett /of Malone, n. Y, is seriously
i'll at nle home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-04
SALISBURY.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Conant Monday.-Dr. Bovce has friend
from Connecticut visiting him.-Miss May
Patterson of Monkton. is a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. II. S. Stone.--Most Of the schools
in town begun Monday Many of the old
teachers returned for this tcrm.-Nrs. w.
NJ. Yale is quite sick.-Ncd Wainwright
ana W "slcy Clappcr have gone to Roch-
ester for a few days.
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BURLINGTON. VT. THURSDAY, DECEMBER A. 1902.

secured at that low price. Senator Wal
bridge said he had conferred with the
publisher and understood it could be done.
Amendment adopted. Bill passed.
II. 1S. to incorporate Grafton and Sax
tons River Railway company.
II. 103, relating to extension of the
Whitehall Gra Vile railroad in State of
Vermont
On motion OF Senator Sutton the Senate
ad journad,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-04
OFFICIAL RECORD OF THE DAY
Senate Refuses to Aak> Further Re-
s rictions K Rardinr Marl<i q Ballo..

senate Refuses to 4 ak> Further Re-
s rictions REGARDING Marlzi Ballo'-.
Called to order by the president. Devo-
uonaI exercises by the Rev. ii. j. kil-
bourn Of Bradford.
4 pcution Was presented by Senator
Emery from Orange and Chester relative
to the prohbitory law; to joint commit
tee Oh temperance.
ELL INTRODUCED.
S 2gi-By senator WalbridEe from com
mIttoc ON education. Providing for in
struction of advanced pupils in high
schools and academies. Every town of
2JO0 population or more shall maintain a
nigh school or furnish higher instruction
elsewhere, Provision Tor 50 doing pro-
Nided; ordered to lie and be printed.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
S. is, to pay Fred A. IIowland and
John l.. Bacon sum therein named.
$. -0O amending act relative 10 board Of
public works in St. Adams.
;. III, collectors of taxes in unorganizcd
towns and cores to furnish bonds.
:. 4lS providing for r. Tcscutation of
Vermont at the Louisiat ilrchasc expo
siion; amendments adopu'. In section
4 provision suggested for payment of eN-
penses of commissioners and for payment
to one member of commission of sum suf-
hciont to pay him for being general man
.ager Of Nermonts exhibits and building
.occasioned discussion. senator Backus
tNplalncd that this member would he OK
pcctcd to oversee and look out for Yer
mOnts interest in every way at st. Louis
both before the fair and during it, Senl-
tor stiles moved to amend amendment SO
that the pay of the general manager shall
be not over 50 per day. Stiles amendment
adopted Main amendment adopted.
II -u6, relating to taxation Of polls.
n. 2lL candidates for public Office to file
statement ot campaign expenses.
5 ST. relating to proving foreign law
in Vermont courts.
S 1l5, relating to mortgages of personal
property.
SENATE BILLS APPROVED.
S. G5-An act relating to tuberculosis and
creating a commission
S. 6i-An act providing for the notifica-
tion Of tuberculosis.
5. SO-An act relating to the exemption
Of the rents, issues and products of the
real estate of married woman from at
tachmcnt or execution for debt of hor
husband.
Senate hill No. IFS entitled IAN act tC
amend the charter of the Consolidated
Lighting company" of Montpelier
Joint resolution relating to adjournment
over THANKSGIVING and the suspension
of per diem compensation of members.
READ THIRD TIME AND ORDERED
TO LIE
S. 3d. relating to registration of birt hs
marriages, divorces and deaths. On mo-
ton of Senator Emery ordered to lie.
BILLS PASSED.
S. al, making salary of judge of pro
bate in district of Bennington $500 in
stead OF $3.50. Amended to take effect
! from passage,
| II. 10, to legalize grand list of Brighton
II. 3j9, authorizing the city of Bur
| lington to issue bonds
II. 4O3 to replace boundary line monu
ments between Vermont and New York
BILLS KILLED
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-04
RiC4VlLlE

Surprise parties are quito the fashion
in this quiet hurCh On November is
Mrs Charles Lewis was pleasantly re-
minded Of her birthday and November 26
Mr. and Mrs. George Moore were surpris-
ed to know that it was their 10th marri-
age anniversary Those present report
MD nt titpa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-04
SHElBURNE.

r. r. Andrews has gone to Tacoma,
Washington, to visit his son. Robert.
Willard I3all Of Worthwhile. n. Y, was
in town Friday. He has rented the Col.
r. G. Fletcher farm and will move his
family there the first Of February. o. A.
Baldwin, who is on the farm now. will
move his family to Monkton February J.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-04
CHITTENDEN COUNTY
ESSEh JUNCTION,

The sealed proposals for the contract to
construct two temporary frame stables
at Fort Ethan Allen were opened Mon
day noon and Nichols G. Parker. CON
tractors OF this place were found to be
the lowest bidders The proposals have to
be sent to Washington for approval.