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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-20
AWARD FINAL CONTRACTS
Irwin 4 Rooster, Of GreenviIle, O.,
Are Successful Bidders.
SUM OF $4,000 is INVOLVED
Work of Constructing New Water System
VIII Begin In About Three Weeks
Those Who Have the Contracts.

The members of the water board
met ut city hall Tuesday night for the
purpose of examining the bids for tho
construction OF the new water works.
There was number OF bids filed and
considerable time was spent in going
over them. The bids ranged from
about $40, 900 to S23, 600 for the bal
ance of the work not awarded.
| The successful firm was Irwin a.
Rooster, of Greenyille, Ohio. They
filed bids on the construction OF three
spring houses, digging the trench, and
laying the pipe from the springs to the
pumping station, and the laying Of
the water main from the pumping
station ont Raleigh street. The total
amount OF the bids Of this firm for the
different parts OF the proposed work
was $40. 154. 30, the lowest figure Of the
six bids filed. The members OF the
board accepted this bid and closed the
contract.
This finished the work of awarding
the contracts for the different parts Of
the work. and the actual work OF con-
struction will be commenced in about
twenty days. The contracts awarded
cover every part Of the establishment
of the new system that can be provid-
ed for beforehand. The contracts
awarded call for an expenditure Of
$34, I41. 90. as follows:
MCGOWAN s. Co.. Cincinnati. equip
ment for pumping station. 1881.
Harry Hammann. this city. boilers
for use in the pumping station, -. 1875.
IRWIN "a Rooster, Cincinnati. work
az above described. SO. f54 30.
hartman Kline, of the board. stated
this morning that the bid OF Irwin &
Rooster was considered very satisfac.
tory. and that it's acce ,tance assures
the completion Of tho plant for total
sum within therfnnds available for
the system. There yet remains the
question OF the right OF way which
will be adjusted within the next two
weeks, either through private ARRANGE
ment or through the court.
There is vet available for future
purposes $4,000. which is considered
ample to complete the system in every
detail. The attorneys have for several
weeks been considering the question
of awarding damages to property own
ers along the right OF way. lind IL
satisfactory arrangements can not be
made within the next three or four
days. application will be made to the
circuit court for condemnation Of
the land aud the appointment of a
commission to adjust the damages.
The work Of construction will then he
taken up.
Civil Engineer DAVIS, whe drew up
the plans for the system, and has act
ed in an advisory canacitv to the board
since the inception of the project. will
remain in Martinsburg until the work
is completed, and saperintend the de-
tails Of construction. The water board
believe thew have first-rate man in
Mr.. Davis. aud his work so far has
been of the most satisfactory char
acter.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-20
ENTERTAINED AT SUPPER.
Pleasant event Ia Honor Of Miss Edith
higgins. of New. York.

4~.A&tfA"f - - " = - -
Mr.. am Mrs. w. Fl. Crawford en-.
tertained number of their friends at
delightful dinner Wednesday at 7
O'Clock. at their home on South Queen
street. The supper was given in hon.
or of their gnest, Miss Edith Higgins,
of New York City.
The guests numbering twelve, were
invited for o'clock and by that time
nearly all of them had arrived. They
were snort time later invited to the
dining room, which was tastefullv
decorated for the occasion, where a
delightful supper was served. At q
late hour the guests departed after
having spent most ENJOYABLE even
ing.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-20

Rev. r. r, Jones, OF Middlebrook.
va, has been elected president OF
Massanntten academy, vice Rev J..
Silor Garrison resigned, He will take
charge on July /. Nj. Jones is a grad.
uate Of the Pennsylvania Normal
school and has a number OF years ex-
perience as an educator,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-20

pike crossing, instead Ct three as there
are at present
The court thea adjourned for the
term, but special term was ordered
for SATURDAY.. when all matters, per-
tanning to the roads and bridges in the
county will be considered, and the
awarding Of the contract for the cree
ton of the bridge at Schoppert' ford.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-20
rmpRoyrNG PnopERTaEs

The property Of Mr. Lewis Dugan
on West Burke street. is being Inn
proved by a new slate roof. new
porchss, aud other minor improve
ments.
The property Of Mr.. M. A. Snod-
grass, South Queen street, In beina
improved by coat Of paint.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-20

has been reyulsion OF popular feeling
IN the community, and that manv
pecnle who at first frankly denounced
the principal were toward the last
among his warmest supporters.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-06-20
INVITATIONS ISSUED.
ny issv sd Fsransen.fo the narriags
ofnis Daughter, Mis- saeis.

Rev. and Mrs. sydney G. Ferguson.
formerly Of this eifv. but now Of
Lecsburg, Va, have issued invitations
to the marriage of their daughter.
Miss Sadie. and Mr.. CLAYTON Rose
Kicker. The marriage will take place
Tuesday. June 23. in Leesburg.
rhe contracting parties are we'll
known here. Miss Ferguson being a
former resident and Mr.. Kicker hav-
ing spent a number Of months here
with his father. who was the agent
for patent gate here for number Of
months. Miss Ferguson is a graduate
of the Valley Female College OF vir-
GINA.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
:!!!Iu
And Tired, Fretted
Mothers
Find Comfort in CutIcura Soap
and Ointment
When All Other Remedies and
Physicians Fail.

Instant relief and refreshing sleep
for skin-tortured babies and rest for
tired, worried mothers in warm baths
with Cuticura Soap, and gentle anoint-
ings with Cuticura Ointment, purest Of
emollient skin cures, to be followed in
severe cases by mild doses of Cuticura
Resolvent Pills. This is the purest,
sweetest, most speedy, permanent and
economical treatment for torturing,
disfiguring, itching, burning, bleeding,
scaly, crusted and pimply skin and
scaly humours, with loss Of hair, of in
fants and children, as we'll as adults,
and Is sure to succeed when all other
remedies and the best physicians fail.
The agOnizing itching and burning
Of the skin, as in eczema; the frightful
scaling, as in psoriasis; the loss of hair
and crushing Of the scalp, as in SCALED
head; the facial Disagreement, as in
pimples and ringworm; the awful suf-
fering of infants, and anxiety Of worn
out parents, as in milk crust, letter and
salt rheum, all demand remedy of
almost superhuman virtues to success
fully cope with them. That Cuticura
DOdp, OlutUleIG anu ILLS are SUCH
stands proven beyond all doubt. No
statement is made regarding them that
is not justified by the strongest evil
dence. The purity and sweetness, the
power to afford immediate relief, the
certainty of speedy and permanent
cure, the absolute safety and great
economy have made them the standard
skin cures and humour remedies of the
civilized world.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
LONG SESSION IN PROSPECT
March Term OF County Court Opened
with MANY Gases on tho Dockst


The March term of Chittenden county
court opened yesterday morning and the
indications are that the term will be an
unusually long one, Judge ii. II. Start OF
Bakersfield is presiding owing to the ILL
ness of Chief Judge j.. w. Rowell, who
was scheduled for this term of court.
Sheriff Horton. Assistant Judge J. w.
l-avigne and states Attorney Ieary. the
county officers elected last September,
made their first appearance in county
court as officials,
The jury calendar, the civil docket and
the chanccry docket were called during.
tho forenoon. II was found that d cases
on the Jury calendar would he tried while
only four were discontinued. On the civil
docket IS cases were discontinued, while
the others were continued or passed. Aside
from the cases on the jury calendar, there
Is a large amount Of criminal business
TO be disposed of and many court cases
to be determined,
The following cases were set for trial;
II. w. Allen & Co. VS.. Isabelle M. Bar
low. John s. wilkins VS.. w, w Brock and
l.. X. Roselle, j. II. Parker VS.. Mckannon
Bros, w. j. Cote VS. Shepard 4 Morse
Lumber Co, T.. c. Dodge vs.. John s.
wilkins, re Joseph Fmley's will, Eliza
beth Morrill,, contestant. X. b. Walker
vs.. Lena B. Walker, f. Spear & Son VS.
n, A. Johns. f. A. Hare vs. NJ. J. Perry,
Robert Berry vs.. s. q. Thompson. George
Love VS.. Laura Beecher, White & Con
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
THE OLD BEE HIVE.

on the street. When the improvements are
completed a portion Of the front room will
hc occupied by l. C. Atwood. icwcler who
is now located on North Winooski avenue.
j.. y. Shattuck of los Iooms street has
moved his family to Georgia and the house
formerly occupied by him in this city has
been leased by United States Quartermas-
ter Lamoreux, who will move in as soon
ms his goods arrive from New York.
w, D. Macmillan, predecessor OF c. A.
Moscr as local manager for the Standard
OIL company. has been promoted to have
charge of the Boston office, one OF the
best paying positions of the company
agencies.
The case of r. NJ Conant VS.. the town
Of Richmond, n petition relative to the
alteration of a highway. was filed Mon
day in the county clerks office. In the
matter of George W. Tatro in the estate
of Christine Tatro the appeal from pro-
bate court was entered.
The office of the Lumicre North Amer
lean company. which has been in the Y.
NJ. G. A. building. was removed Thursda V
to the permanent office at Howard Park.
The buildings are nearing completion and
the plant will be ready for operation with
in n few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira p. Russell. who have
been enjoying a tour through different
western States, have leased a cottage at
Coronado Beach, Cal, where they will re-
main two months. They are within a
short distance OF Judge T.. A. Weed and
Charles L. Miner.
1Ieimingle Forth, the man who became
crazed at Alburgh and flourished an axe
about the heads of his fellow wOrkmen.
was Friday adjudged insane at the
probate court and was taken to the insane
hospital at Waterbury by f. p Robinson
overSeer Of the poor.
John Good of Wallngford, young man
who had been terribly injured by being
caught IN the shafting at Il mill, was
brought to this city Saturday afternoon
Ills condition was so serious that relief
was impossible and he lived but n few
hours. The body was sent back home
Sunday afternoon.
Petitions in bankruptcy was filed Mon
day by J. J.. Miller * Son of Barnet. a
| firm composed of j. +. Miller and NJ. !.
Miller Their liabilities are Sl,59a and
their assets 81, soS.77 and by Thomas Burke
OF Barre. who has liabilities of s202 80 and
assets Of 1855, all of which are claimed
/ exempt.
Capt. Frank Guyette of Juniper island
was in this city Yesterday. Tie came here
To obtain provisions for those on the is
land, and encountered considerable diff
/ ticultY in making the trip over finding i;
necessary to carry plank in order 10
cross some of the large cracks which
have recently formed on the lake.
The following new entries were made
Yesterday in the county clerks office
J =. +. IIogle VS.. Agnes b. Hamilton, John
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nors vs. Morton Goodrich. Fred Munnctte
vs.. Peter Laflammc. !ionora Wight vs..
J. j. Flynn, Henry Dupaw vs. John Fitz-
gerald, II. NJ. Wight vs.. j. J. Flynn,
Henry Dupaw VS.. Catherine Fitzgerald.
H. A. Aldrich VS.. Ernest Blair, w. O.
Baldwin VS.. G. c. Berkeley. Stevens Ma
chine Co. VS.. w. NJ. Villas, Ella L. Bcrk-
ley vs. G. c. Berkeley, Mary A. Campbell
vs. Ellen Mc1Iugo. w. II. Howard vs..
United Construction Co.. A. ID. Rood VS..
Burt Martin. Kate E. Russell VS.. c. J.
Ferguson, James Gallagher VS.. George
Shortslecves.
The following cases have been dscon-
tinued: NJ. j. Perry VS.. f. a. Hare,
Patrick Spence VS.. Thomas Kelley, Il. G.
German VIZ. A. b. Comstock, in re G.
A. Summers estate. Jennie c. Derway,
adX.. II. n. Clark VS.. T. A. Clark and
s. n. Clark, IT,. John Parker vs. town
of Charlotte. Celia Gadue VS.. i. NJ.
Gabre G.. w. Austin va. Frank Harris,
Alice Cain rs. j. w. Hayes Est, James
Demo VS.. r. G. O'Brlen, ]. r. Lyon vs..
Thomas Mitchell. ]. f. Cook VS.. G. NJ.
Delaney. I. N. Chase vs.. NJ. F. Kelley,
A. T.. Brown vs.. James Snyder, Emily
+. Rowell vs. q. NJ. Rowell. William
Bondin VS., j. w. Fountain, f, T. Terrill
VS. Michael Murphy. Richard Moose vs..
G. T.. Prindle. L. W. Jewett &; Son vs..
Hamilton, Corbett & Co, V. r. Niles VS.
V. y. Niles. Henry s. Field ~. Ella Field
In the case of Carrie Loggins Va. Ernest
Hitchcock, in which the plaintiff seeks
to recover damages from the defendant
on account of work of the cattle commits
soners, n motion has been filed for change
of venue, which will be heard before
Judge Start soon.
III the cases of Milton l.. Severance vs.
Oliver Severance. Walker Grocery Co. vs.
H. " Green and Mason & co. vs. French
Wetherby & CO.. judgment was render
ed by default for the plaintiffs
The first case to he tried will be that
of j. II. Parker vs.. McKannon Bros
which will be taken up this morning al
Q o'clock
At the afternoon session the petit jury
was sworn in and instructed by Judge
Start. They were then excused until this
morning at o'clock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
CITY NEWS.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs H. H.
Miller on Saturday.
Hiram c. Smith died late Friday night.
}fe was 10 years of age and the cause of
his death was old age.
Saturday morning the remains of the
late Miss Abigail Burnham were taken to
Huntington, where in the afternoon the
funeral was held and intcrment made.
Ernest Il. Brew has resigned his posi-
ton as captain Of the hook and ladder in
the fire department and will go into the
trucking business. lie is spccecded by G.
l.. Neal, who began his duties Sunday.
Mrs. a. A. Nantelle of North Champlain
street suffered a shock of paralysis Tues
day morning about six o'clock. She was
unconscious the most of the day, and is
IN serious condition.
The headquarters of the Hinesburgh
stage. which have been for some time past
ut Kenyon's livery stable. have been
moved to the Central house on Cherry
street.
Mrs. Ammo McGlynn Of North avenue
died Saturday morning about 80 o'clock.
The funeral was held from St. Mary s
Cathedral Monday morning at . O'Clock
with intermcnt in st. Joseph's cemetery.
A consignment of $50 brook trout eight
inches in length passed through this city
Monday afternoon on their way to par
ties in Manchester. They came from the
state hatchery at RoXbury.
MIR and Mrs. {. j. Wright Of Williston
were in this city Sunday night On route
To New York. They sailed Tuesday on the
Hamburg American line steamer Palatia
Tor three months trip abroad.
y petition in bankruptcy was fiji, 4 Thurs
day by Henry Gobo, Il baborcr of Mont
peler. His liabilities are $4224j and his
assets $50, of which $1j are exempt.
B. IL. Eagan has opened a cigar and to.
facco store at 2GS North street This is
the store formerly occupied by Damas La
Nallee shoe store. and is situa ed
3ust cast Of the store of g. L. German.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed Fri
day by Herbert l., Crandall, a laborer
of Springfield, He has liabilities of $io4.1:
and assets Of s13O.5G, OF which 800 arc
claimed exempt.
Cards have been received in this city an
nouncing the marriage in Philadelphia las
week Of Robert *. SeVerson formerly
Of Burlington. and Miss Rosa Elizabeth
Mccarthy.
The store near the head of Church street
occupied 10y r. g. Page as a bicycle anc
sewing machine store is undergoing ex
tcnsve repairs which include the removing
of a partition near the front of the build
ing, giving much larger room opening
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Good for Children.

March is the month OF colds Group.
whooping cough, and not unfrequently
pneumonia Children. and young people
too, got wet feet or are out in a wet
storm, and before they know 1t have ~
bad cold, which If not broken up will
lead to serious results.
Downs' Elixir given at once and treat T.
ment followed UP as per directions given
in circulars around each bottle, will
speedily break up the cold and avert all
danger. Mrs r. IT, Derby, picrces Bridge.
N. H., writes: Il have given Downs DiixiI
to my children when they have had colds,
and like II very much"
Downs Elixir Is sold by all dealers in
medicines.
Henry. johnson d Lord, hrop'r,
Burlington, Vermont
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
DIED..

BI-RNIIAM-In this city. Mt the resi-
dencc of T. O. Reynolds, Interval road.
Abbie Bessie. daughter of G. NJ. and Ida
Burnham, aged IL years.
WlLLETT-In st. Adams, Feb. 25 Will
liam Archambault Wilett.
MEARS-At her home in this city, Feb
runly 22, Mrs. Sylvia Merrick Mears, aged
So years.
RORERTSON--At his home at Wnooski
Park, Sunday, March I, Albert r. Robert
SON in his 6lst year.
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| a,r.a,ar rt - r,,,or. ,,xoa ,,o,od a. N.
u ,,n ~ ,e i'tS'' 'aN7' '''eN' FL''
''10'''e' 20 i''' '''
ST. ALBANS TOWN.
,,odoro.or po.rio,. v,,ard. tour, ,,or,,
NJ, 70 ttsi,or. aaiaa.,'o cnitas,han
Norman Corllss, Walter Brooks; town
noar r. urno,,. consta,ie coiIao,or
| nf toxee Itoroca Rranch. road con,nIs
eiorer Eduord proreon. ecbooI direotor
,tstes pov"tor. urenso vea ie9 M 40
~
WESTFORD
Moderator. s II. Nacombor: clerk. IT.
s. stone; selectmen, 1. A. Bates A. S.
Holmes. p Il, irish; treasurer. H. s.
Stone: overseor Of tho moor. s G. bates:
constable. O. II. Jackson: listers. f. H.
Nlacomber. T. F. Thompson. Il. A. stone;
auditors, I. L. Hobart John Allen, Geo.
i;r uSsee r. 'G W. iau, rSd c oo
T,isoionors - :, pa,.ro o,d = tIobart
,o,yn agon. & RI NT,co,nhsr. ecbooI al,
rector :, g. Ga,a. votod ~ obesr1.a Morn.
orioi aov. nv Il IN - ,yas ei-o vot.1
not IN Iiceres a nI,re for ealing Iiouor
'-0' ~
ORWELL
Moderator. Frank Ochampaugh; town
o,nrL I.ideo, Abbs,.. sclartmnn G. -
AbaII q, phalns 7, prench. town
troaenror Gideon Hhhnv. ronstnb'o d.
". Doano. overseer of poor. Daniel Caine:
listers, r. W. shoales, g. Abbey y. f.
liacki auditors -. l.: w ei's -, besee rP,
-, ~ I'm IS.a,1. ad ao,,,,,.,ssida
i'U.i'S 80 ~ SeI,9' $780,. -, =, I,,r
-: ~ SCtI.'' vi ,'' - w.,
s rp"Is i'ao Nv 49,, ''' '0"'' F"'r~' o'N
; "'''''' CASH q" MANU-
HYDE PARK.
80 - -, ,, ~,
moderator >. d "at'e' IeiN' t>0E.S
, W. o1u' seiectileH, - u. H-ui', ~,
w eesc' " =. 60.
H. strong '' ~
I'U,1s' CoHcctI'' =, y,ti.
H. - hut sf.' ~ ~ "a Do
y''Ii ~, nuui.oi :, L. - (. ~, - -
~: W, 9I',ia1i' u - 49, - -
,.;; ~ I,'ol7' , ,r". - ,,5,.,
Whlte' Fctor LaiIn, nSolSe
a. c,,,t - I' saw a,,,isso, g - ytbft
. comb. tax sfG5
petition haveins been presented to tho
selectmch 10 can Town Weetns I7' tle
purpose or deciding the klnd oil Incense 10
ne lssued' they nave warned d meeting LOT
: Monday Mafch TO- at : p H.
r ELMORE.
: Moderator George Bryaht' treasurer -.
/ l.. Camp: clerk, II. ATKINS; selectmen' r.
A. 1iolenbeck. II. l. Han q. II. tIoodseH;
auditors, H. c. Parker i. H. lanpher,
Ernest smith llsteTs' George hryaht' fren
Churcnill, L. =; fiowles9''; '%su Joarilias
school director, q. Merritt; oVerscer. y.
> G. Merriam; constable, y. c. Merriam:
: ollector A. G. Merriam; auditors. H. c,
Parker. L. H. Laupher. Ernest Smith;
grand jurors. ". y. Suloway II. c. Par
: Kerr Tax Sl9j.
i nr,r,.rrrpr,
. nl'''
Moderator. l.. w. Potter: clerk and trea-
surer. j. O. Thomas; selectmen. Fred Ira
cey. George Cheney. Rirh McGookin:
l. ovcrseer Il. w. Fletcher: constable and
: collector. H. W. Chapp,l. listers. \. l..
; Brown II. A. SlaYtou, JalI. Shattuck;
~ NJ Iy.sco,,,. ,,Ilstlc o. Thomae,
cod ,,,,,,,iss,n,,,, If,.1rl. 1,lct.ber. srbooi
y .5iro,t,,r = (fc,,ii,'. town ,-rand i,,r
r. No., cha+,,,cl, N,iuard DeaDe t.,
T'i.irido,.. .,sont \ - ,rhnr,0s Tov 500,
,r-.>-
u l-DH'>'
Moderator. Il. Il. Blake; town clerk, T..
= IIL Eavrnore; sclectmen. 3. i. Blake II.
! IL. Adams. ". j. Atwell; treasurer. +. 5.
" Shattuck; ovcrscer Of the poor, +. II. Ray
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05

tn make cows pay, use Sharples Cream
Separators. Book Business Dairying 4
Cat, go free. w. Chester. Pa.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
THE ASYLUM INVESTIGATION.
(From the Brattleboro ReformerD

Governor Mccullough is quite right in
ordering an investigation of the recent
scalding accident at the Waterbury in
sane asylum. Tho fact that an aged and
irresponsible woman was fatally scalGed
in her bath there. shows that somebody
was not faithful to duty. And careless
ness or innttention, in connection with the
lives of helpless human beings, Is surely
ineycusablc. An investigation can do no
harm to any one and may do much good
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
ST. ALBANs TOWN.

director, II. +. Baker; taxes voted, 800;
license, yes 1s9, no 2l1.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05

Town clerk George y, Hall; selectmen,
A. ]. Ladd, George Williams, Nj. II. Rich
ardson: treasurer, George A. Tilden; over
seer, G. d. Spaulding; constable and col
lector, John O'Grady; second constable
&C.. l.. Brackett listers, II. a. Howe G.
w circuit and f.. A. Stmson auditors, c.
\. Tlden. II. +. Worcester. j.. \. Slim
son; trustee public money, George y. Til
den; town grand jurors. Daniel Worces-
tor and |. o. Thayer: school director. Mrs
W. j. Carpenter; grand jurors, Daniel
Worcester. T.. T.. Howe. l.. j. Wiley; petit
jurors f. L. Webster G. w. circuit, O. T..
Dudley. George ltammett NJ. II. Richard
son, W. G. Webster. G. II. Rich; road
commissioners. Foster Lcacv and John
Davis; voted yes on saloons.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
BELVIDERE.

Moderator, T. W. Potter; clerk and trea-
surer. j. O. Thomas; selectmen, Fred Ira
cey George Cheney. Rirh McGookin;
oversecr, l.. W. Fletcher. constable and
collector. II. ". Chapel: listers, \. I.
Brown. H. y. Slaytou, Jaiu. Shattuck;
auditors, T. ". Potter, q. NJ. Aiusworth.
L. NJ. WesCom; trustee, j. @. Thomas;
Dad commissioner, Frank Fletcher; school
director j. r. NlcCuiu; town grand jur
urs. Moses Shattuck, Willard Deans, Leo.
ElJridge; agent, j. q. Thomas. Tax, $500.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
llIGfIGATE.

Moderator. George Burleson; town clerk.
&. Il. Lamb; selcctmen, A. T. Burdick,
{. s. Carman, c. G. sheldon; town treas
urer, +. D. Hcrrck; overscer Of poor,
G. c. Holmes: constable G. G. Holmes
list crs. Il. :, Flint, John Duntor, A. y.
Seward: town agent, u. w, Steele; road
commissioner A. u. BanYea; license, yes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05

MODERATOR Joel Wilcox; town clerk and
treasurer W. n. Grswod: selcctmen,
n. w. Scott, r. NJ. Dickinson and J. a.
Learned: listers, Orlando Holiness Clar-
ence Powell and Clayton Cornell; road
commissioner. +. T.. Reynolds; oVerseer
of poor. q. II. Gilmore. school director,
Arthur Wood: constabes. A. Il. Sinclair,
r w. Patch: cemetery commissioner,
Henry Ilebb, W. w. Raymorc and ID. G.
Walker; town grand jurors, w. w. Smith
and Linus Leavens; auditors, +. T.. Smith,
l.. V. Smile and H. w. McNally. Town
voted no by Al majority on The license
question.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-05
BOLTON.

Town clerk and treasurer. John Phillips;
solectmen, $. Tomlnson, J. Oberne and
W. Iiddock; constable and collector, T.
Il. York; school director reelected, T. t.
York; road commissioner a. l.ancor The
town voted no license.