Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-12
CHECK LIST NEEDED.

from inc WOODSTOCK Standard)
Ia" Is INC lack OF provision Tor use of
c,''ch iSt Ill connection with the an
h"'i N"'ilS oh INC incense question. II
ever 'hcrc WIS an excuse lor check
i'St IN " small town. that excuse exists
III tne prtS'nt conditions for instance,
III Woo"S'ocN on TUESDAY win -FOUR or
nNc hundred voters IN the hall. and all
it'o 70 No'e On that question AT any
.iine uurihs thc regular proceedings OF
inc "iec'ihs' Az sood opportunity exist
=" Iol uoupic No.ihS as couiu wen De IN
srhai town. Nina mat TINS Is not an
lH'iiu",ioh mat .he palloths IN ood-
stocN was not surety lalr ana honor-
',p'e' pu' IL So tne result Is necessarily
uue III '"rSe measure 10 inc honesty OF
the lhuividual voters 1t is manifestly
it"P'SSipie tiIdt any pdiiiot clerk or town
cIeih or MODERATOR couId Keep Sunclent
Track ol inc voters curing the progress
vi several other pallo'S 10 prevent voters
from repeating OH 'he hVe-hour baliot IL
'hcF cnose SO 10 90, fience the use OF a
CHECK ilst Is certainly OF no less import
dtce III that case IMAM IN state ana ieder-
a. ciecuois' lhueeu the Issue is more
fare of the people concerned.
LET THE ASYLUM INVESTIGATION
DE l''Oi'oo"h'
T'rom the Mortified News)
In reoiirinp tho sun.rvieore 70 ir,,oe-
ticato tho recent fatal accident ar tba
Waterbury, ASYLUM. Governor McCuIIougb
evidently meets the wishes Of tbn n,fh-
lie because of the accidents which h,,,o
happcncd there the public is Incoming
son,owbnt alarmed Tho most ,pfortun,to
thing which could occur in an institution
of this kind is the loss Of nuhlic conA-
dencc Tho sunorvisors are mon nc 10
highest standing and win we boIievo
make the Investigation thoroupb and
without fear ar favor. If II is conclu-
sivelv shown that tho accidont in cues.
ton was one of those unfortunate affairs
that VIII sometimes occur when least ex-
i,e'tcu anu '''t i''iasci'ieh' III general ~
nublir confidence vii, he fulIv rastored
If ,hcre nrovee to no nrv Iack re ,hor'
ouph discinline and mothodicaI annoint-
,nnuts a pannral "boneeclo.n;ne" vii no
nccneearv Irrouos,ionohI,, C.n,,arrn,. AZ
cu,loucb oon ho raIioI ,,,,1, 20 oat =, tho
bcst intcroets If tho state in mic ma,tar
Let the nronosod invostiqotion no NOT
only, tborou,b but onon to tbo r,,,,ic IL,
every particular
WILL DO THE INSTITUTION GOOD.
W.. lin. ,
State press is taking in the state hospital
for tho insane located at Waterbury,
The publicity given a State institution,
especially in the friendly way. which the
sad accident has been Observation-Disclosures
the institution and the Stare good. Yer
montcrs arc proud of the hospital for the
unfortunate insane. The building is
equipped with the most modern appli-
anccs for the treatment of insanity. What
the people are asking for now is that this
class of people are receiving the best of
care and attention possible, This the in
Vcstigatng committee will tell the pco-
l'iH NE" ~ AZ MEN CUM
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rum inc ho'i'sN me news ana oitiZen)
We congratulate both Capt. Kenfield
and the state G. a. r. upon his election
as department commander Capt Ken
field has an excellent war record and
the honor is most worthily bestowed.
not only because of this, but because he
has always had the interest of the de-
various minor capacities. Tho denort.
mont mas had many worthy commanders,
,,,hoen rono.a r,i,I h WI pe IouiIu oio
Tho ton 'P ''""'u'
ONE or LICENSES FIRST RULES.
Grorn tho ST. Jobnsburv Ronublican,