Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-11

OF america. general line or c8sc1n prOu-
ucts will be manufactured but no paints.
The company has no manufacturing plant
yet under way and 80 far as learned the
location has not yet been determined
upon. 1t Is expected that these details
will be decided upon shortly.
NEW DIFFICULTY IN RAILROADING.
TWO way freights. from the north and
south, OF into Randolph ono day last week
ana shifted around until the south-bound
was all out of water and the north bound
nearly so. As the railroad is not allowed
to take water there on account of the
scarcity. orders came for the north bound
engine to haul the south bound back to
Braintrec to fill up. The north-bound
however not having a sufficient supply
for such a task. IL was ordered to Brain
tree on its own account first. then came
back and took tho south-bound engine up
for 4 drink, after which they separated
and went their respective ways.
DATES FOR FARMERS MEETINGS
NEXT WEEK.
Tho state board of agriculture will hold
MEETINGS AS follows: February 16. town
hall Sails bury; February II, village han,
Middlctown Springs February Is. Pawlct:
February r., Grange hail, Dorset. TnS
sessions will be addressed by the Hon.
NJ. :. stone, Morrisvile; Prof. j. j.. Hills,
| burlington, director State agricultural ex-
| pertinent station: Ernest Hitchcock, PITS
ford George Aitken. Woodstock. At
| these meetings subjects pertaining to the
agricultural int tests of Rutland county
| will be discussed: the agricultural inter
| csts of the United States, the grasses
| the dairy. soils cultivation, sheep hus-
! handrY, maple sugar, and the potato crop
| Sessions Will begin promptly at 1880, l:aD
| and $50.
IMMENSE ctr or LOGS.
rnilo Van DlSye of McIndoes, who has
| charge of the logging operations OF the
Connecticut Valley Lumber company,
| says the cut OF logs OF the company TINS
season will be about 5o,0l)Oo feet, whlch
| is being made in the Cocbrook and indian
stream region ON the upper Connecticut.
| ana that the larger part of this cut VIII
constitute the drive down the river the
| coming spring to the mills ut Mt. rom ahu
lIoyokc. The international Paper com
| pauy is making lareer cut OF spruce
for the pulp mills than usun in the Tor
csts of the wild hmmoncosuc ANA It's trlo-
utaries. and will doubtless have not less
than l5.oo0rt feet in their drive. The WIN
ter on the whole has been favorable Tor
logging operations. though the snowfall
came later than usual.
GREAT LuMBER DEAL FAILS.
The renewed option on l3c.opp acres of
woodland in towns in Wndham. Ben
Inington. Windsor and Rutland counties
pired February /, and nothing has been
heard by men in that section VINO are m
torestol in the deal, 50 that it is supposed
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+ Crimson i"und Ill the rural H'hVerE MAJ
= letter Tor larry froHiy from utr D. W