Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-11

ana COL NltIeuse r'aSh'' i,.ii a,,thoritv
Inc vote oil the poaru VI o.i,,a ~ the
was a ne nut ia.et n..er,nt tho
board 1t was voted not 70 taoobine,
property, The result may De lal '' .ho
IN vermont II the ouu .t tbo,r
tax uhder protest. as III Jus. 1,,n,
selves they ought 10 40 'ne i''l .,Iax,o,+
De tahe,' W t' 5 10 ownonse would
NOT he larco. In that event the decisions
of the courts woulu aiiec' ra, Nation nYti :
o"heu ny -. ,rto GA Fellows
throushout 'ne 'oV"Vo 40 TOW hut
90 Ho' onJect ~ Pn!in1 .t.o oro otb-
they ieel tnat IL my pay ''00
ers WIZ ought W pay
LETTER CARRIERS OFFICERS.
49,, 49,
1hesc olnccrS were .lecucu
nual meeting or the Nerin3IiI SUI to,1
ter Carriers association "hlch Was ileiu
with the Brattleboro letter carriers Sat-
urday afternoon ana evening" ire9lue'I' -
Frank b. Fuller OF Rutland, VICE re-.
dent, F. II. Fleming OF beI.o"1 ran1 .
secretary, I. r. CraWley ol hu'i% n,- :
treasurer. A. u. Sllloway OF MON a.,
executive committee ", ", ueip VI i'o'
lington, Il. l.. fond Oh beiiuwS rd',1 az y,
John A. Lindsey OF Brattleooto' ~ ~
-raskcr was elected delegate TO tne ia
tional convention IN syracuse ~. -
which begins on LABOR daN' i.sSoluti'i'
were adopted extending ,he INA lIhS ~
| the association to NiillaiH na I I, =!
| Hearst. "a true friend or the pam peoPIt
| and the leGltlnlate property 80,
the country. Mr., hearst mas nV. a
dered them a signal servicce. The dele
gates were given oa"4N''
lcah house
ALMOST A CENTENAR1AN.
| &c. e.., ".,r
| 10 Mrs' mum H.icl IN, -
Ruth' as she Is laini!ia ~ Nv o,dos
! longs the ustiHct'ot VI n'-' IN ,rr 81,
person IN ruti'es Hne .t,a, d,,.i,,e, NE
las, MoiluaS. H'iu a,io.,. ,,.I,a ave n oy
day a humper OF caIltiS I Nv tn,,ons -
| ION" ohsratula Ir!,s az 60, III, do,
| 'S'eeili, M'9. az, o+ - either Sh,
is somewhat hard oi h'aflnE, IVY IT,
md her memory is remarkably fresh. Sh'
ICONS we'll Informed on whatever is go
ing on around her. One Of her caller
lfordav was hcr sister. Mrs. Lucy Jack
son who is ST wears old Mrs. Smit
was born in Rovalton. Mass She cam
~ putrov when she was - years oil
ard has iivod thorc over since She wa
,,.,rriod March u. ISL to George 5
Sr,itb q farmer and thcv lived on tn
f,rr, n,,ore WIN Perry now lives. He
,mshord died August u 1851 and sine
+hon che has lived with her daughter
Me- uorv lame Abbott. Another daugt
tor Father died i'm 1867 Mrs Smith
fo ,bar was a deacon Of the old Baptis
church which stood on West Hill.
ELECTRIC CAR CHASED y DOE.
+, 90, o,oo+rio cor +, Shrine
49, o., .,,nriorca L,riI,v nirh
leld hau ldIr r.a tot,oo
IN having paru,I!.a'eu ~ ,la'i o,,,,,ar,
the car ana "'pi' 49, ,,,,ia, no,
IN the hlsm""H ""o'' ~ tirh
inc cry ne ANNA, ., 49,, ~
enen ny ''e caI' nv, NV. a.o,r,o,, ~,
'oau a"ea" Lii .bo raco 90,
Itinued. The deer finally ended the cha'
by leaplng lhto lleIu' anu S''e 'oo'' o'
appeared IN the "oouS'
,.E.vrrrr TABLE,
~ bfDl'Ai Il la "a -
Tho committee from Marquis de Ii
fayette chapter having in charge II
= matter Of placing tablet on the Paw
u ion 10 commemorate General Lafayette
+ visit to Montpelicr on juno Is. 1925, h;
decided upon the great PATRIOTS hirthdf
e az a fitting time for the dcdicatory Ger
T. monies. LAFAYETTE was horn on Septer
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