Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-01-21

s74. S46. These wcro all 10 month. old and
for the past four months have been fed
on nothing but meal Mr. Fuller livce
in town famous for lts dairy butter. but
hereafter Ryegate will have another farm
product to add to it. reputation as a sur
cessful agricultural community
MAY NOT FAY RAv1NG ASSESS
NENr.
The abuttinx land owners on the see
lions ot North and South Main streets
In Barre which were paved with granite
block. last fall. who we're assessed one
half the cost under the amended charter
OF the city OF Barre, have received an
opinion from former Supreme Court
Judge Jonathan Boss Of St. .Iohnsbury,
to whom thoy applied FOR an opinion that
the charter /. unconstitutional in that
part which relat.- to the assessment for
street paving.
GOOD BUTTER IN TOMFRET.
pomfret sent a sanpl-s Of butter to tho
dairy exhibit at Burlington and the aver
age score vn, Nl2 Pretty good butter
for such a cold winter. There IL no town
in the Stat, which sends ms much but
ter as Pomfret A. r. Bherburus took
FIRST on creamery prints score ~ and
gets a. specials dress suit case from
tn" Diamond Crystal Salt Co, aEd ~
7 lINn tho AlferneN Fltter Color r.. n.
Leonard took FIRST or dairy box, score
81. With .necial premium. from the L. s
Serarstor and Alderrey Rutt~r Color.
ALLEGED POISONING CASE: IN AR
AlNTloN'
What promises to be another sensational
case before the present term Of B~nninH-
| ton county court Developed FRIDAY even
ing when sheriff Wilson and Deputy sher-
| III John Nash brousht to Pennington
from Arlington. Eukene Sargood ana John
| poyle. who were urrest.d in that town.
Tho chars~. asainst Sarxood arc that
in April. 1903. h. attempted TO poison two
I Its values n,ut ., s!'o ra[h, peaonsins 10
1t il also claimed that in the Same month
ne attempted 20 poison MN carrie lticks
ana SANFORD Hicks or the Sln" town oy
GIVING to them two ounce: ~ potash. DO
tectiNer from Boston - well as local ON
GERS nave hTen at WORK on the case since
!ast AlfH ailo fcs!ntnls OF we town h1Ne
he!INu furhsh me lhhos 70 prosecute ms
Investigations 1he result OF the inNesti-
SaNons was placed BEFORE s'stes Att"T-
neN NhaksnoneI. VINO h'-n ga information.
bp9le Vharsed WIN coihp4lc'v IN VIC
coz poisoning case me tw> were
nroush. oef"t- 'uns~ W.lson' VINO he'u
re'pn IN me sum o1 sz'ooo 10 n1re1'
Tor ms haroh boyIe was n"f N
si''P' Nel'her 'olId lu'M"n NAL 20 weN'
good waived examination az he expects /,
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TRAMP HAD FOOT FROZE%
Deputy sherry G. r. Cors" arrested 4
man January ~ who had hrHn tralnpins
about Fletcher FOR 2 day or two, and d
hearing ~. held before Jus'i'e 9. n, Par
sons January Is who sentenced the ma
to .'x months At the House OF Corrections
! one of the unfortunate Nuns feet was
| frozen when h' was taken. Nothing cou't
b" learned reSardins linn a. ne would moi
talk and would rot even toll his name.
WAC e.r.pv,>c r.r-r,
"a" ~ '''-'
George Dean had an attachment placed
on some cattle owned hy a person in
Wept Burke last week. after no heard
that thero was another claim on tho
$50 snn ais" thst they were nehc ,ao-
vestsate he found three or four cows
several tive vssr-o.ds and calves and two
horaes in a condition BORDERING OH .tsrva
ton. He looked around the barn and
couldn't ind anything to fee! th-m hard
ly a handful of hsy. When tho owner
appeared Dean told him IL he didn't e.,
Some thins for the cattle to eat AT once