Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-07-02
WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

| ne CITY NOulci HdS IctOIlSlueIsu ltS
vote refusing permission to the Orange
| County Telephone company to enter this
| city, and has allowed it to set poles
| at the junction Of the roads at the top
| of Clay hill. thus connecting the East
Montpelier and Sodon lines. A COMMITTEES
from the council and Street Commissions
or Roberts went to that locality Thurs
day to locate the places where poles are
to be set
E. w. Thompson, formerly station agent
for the Central Vermont at Montpelier,
and for several years assistant general
passenger agent of the Chicago, Rock
| Island e. Pacific railroad, has resigned
to become field agent for the National
Life Insurance company. 1t is intimated
that Mr. Thompson will eventually Ia
made manager of the National Life Of
fee al Topeka.
The executive committee Of the trustees
Of Montpelier Semii AIRY have engaged Ar
thur Partch to fill the chair Of sciences
and economies. and Mrs. Partch as pre-
ceptress. Professor Partch is a graduate
of Wesleyan University, is A member Of
the Nebraska conference and for the past
three years has been a member Of the
faculty of the New Orleans University.
Miss Emily Glover, the present pre-
ceptres, will take the French and German
classes next year. Miss Priscilla W
Parmenter OF Auburndale, Mass, has
also been engaged to succeed Miss Nate
in the art depa rtment. Miss A Jamie
falmer' instructor IN elocution for the
past SIN years goes to washington, D.
- III tii' idii' f1er place mas nor as yet
| been filled.
.Amasa w. Alexander died Friday al
Heaton hospital, the result Of a recent
surgical operation. Mr.. Alexander was 70
yeafn o'u, nau h'eu IN berin nearly all
nIs me- "orklne at ms trade as a car
Penter' ne is survived by wife and two
children. George w Afoy1ydar nj
WINNIE converse, runerai services. con-
ouc'eu ny the Rev j. Edward Wright.
We're heid from his late home Sunday
morning at elsht CLOCK
&C. DurIms tne month OF June there were
m cohNictions Tor lntoNlcatlon III city
COURT asalnSt iour lor the same Of
renee III l.o2' Inc convictions this
year were lot nrst ofence 80: second
oncnce. - thlrd onence, =
N"dIlcS EN ans PIeduen EulItN IN CITY
court yesterday TO second onence OF
| !ntoXlcatIon ana was hned' with costs
s-f,-'' "hlch ne could not pay 10
,ook tnT alternate sentence az los
davS IN the House OF Correction at Rut-
land' "heh the case against Edward
Gabree was called he failed to ap-
pear. Armed win bench warrant
Deputy SherlH smith round Gahrea
at his home too intoxicated 20 appear
I'm court and ne was placed in Jail -
| soper on. Daniel Conll1 was run in
yesterday afternoon after lively
scrap IN Wh!ch nc resisted Cnlet Nc
Mahoh until lie was landed D"nind tho
bars
Inc directors or the Vermont Md-
tual FIRE insurance company heId their
quarterly meeting at the nome once
yesterday afternoon. IHoSe present
from out OF town were j. NeoSter
or Barton. X H. Frenle OF Shorehan.
| W. W. St'Kney OF Luu''W' T.. D. lde
| OF ~. Johnsoury' george Briggs o.
| BRANDON C. >. ho"!hsph o. lSlant
! Pond T. I. 'ne.uN o. MortlsV4Ile ana
D. Is SNnder OF "iiihn"'""n'
| MISS f'tn'I 'N"!S"''-n mas pcen ap-
! pointed ch''i operator ~ the central
| teiephohe td'!on' nee MISE Bernice
| Hunt, reSlEHeu'
judge phnd OF raNs,'n was IN town
! yesterday IN consultation with State
Attorney BAILEY relative to Fred Gotta
ana CYnthla ADAMS aged "a, VINO
eIoPeu last "eeh from faySton and
VINO are now III llcohuerosa' n y,