Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-07
NEWS OF VERMONT.
More Important Events Grouped for
Free Press Rcadcrs--Purncd Por-
ton Of Chester 10 BE Rebuilt.


IN, r.a or March % vino,,
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N'i,' s,r,'f't IN ''hostnr IN in,srvi,.,ys
WIKI IN, losor. If il le.rnrd th1t g. IT.
W',,ii,ar i.t.n,is f. ro,,,ild ,,,d # i've dna..
II" viii have residence separate from
, r, 'urAlt"it S.o'r pu.n ~ pv pu, ,i
n much better Appearance than iii" orig
inal building. VI has been reported that
Frank Stearns would not rebuild. but the
latest information. which could lie OBJ
tanned. is To the effect that tho prospects
are good for a new building to 10 up
although not until late in the summer
There are several parties after the d.
tnsirai,i , Si'p ",,.' - WI" e'' r
private residence fronting as it does ON
Main and Grafton streets There is a
hopeful outlook for the burned district
to he cleared off and replaced by much
better blocks than before the fire.
rccAprn co..v,,,r p,v, ,t>.r
superintendent u. L. Morgan of the
n 'o,se ~, -, >Ua,,r''''t ""S r'r'|'u s1y ",
Johnson. who was convicted Of larceny
~ nos''i carry HiS' SUNNI r ana com
n'.' ~ my "l9'Ilu.'""' Joi'"9o'l ui "Nc
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''0''is ~ NV "'ilE SUM
~ Nv i'"'I'i 9'lIi'' ne "iptc Nj
80 S''' ''''' AK" "NNlS VIVA! TO
"' ''''" pay '''c money nc II
~" INV
lNFRINGEMENT or PATENTS
c1t,,N,,n
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Initel States Marshal Horace W.
Bailey Thursday served an iniinc ton ON
the Parks & WOoson Machine TO-. OF
Springfield restraining them from using.
making and selling certain cloth ma
chimes. Tho complainant. John f. Winil.
asserts that tho conuauV infrinerl his
patents.
n,,e.rr,.>.,.,, ..r.,. .,.
>i'D ii' ~ IT h'ii''
ON account Of t;,o i'm iu,ia. ,oo,;.ot r.,
, lts. ~ ~ h'rhior 81 ii,Fd"lck IN I.
Holden Of Termination hnyc nos,r'orn,
Wv r"-utH"" tl'' th'F were 10 cake IL II
"'"'''i' MIS- iicAl"'u ana MIS- baSsot
"eie I" accompany Ih'in' MIS- B"kfor'
- u0'"S 40 ''ccH dS 'p"lh Dc expected
BELLOWS FALLS STATION COM
y, ,,,r,,r,
ara i'N'
Tho work on the rebuilt railroad d,po
at Bellows Fails has been completed an,
tho building is open for business Tho OK
90 ''n' "'' uv''sl mas "t'h onHhSt'
| sheds and an ell for The baggage depart
nent The building has also been sur
rounded by concrete platforms conrect
lnG the main depot with the buildln5 -
the American Express company and th'
OH ices and freisht depot OF the Hutlan.
railroad. The interior of the OLD build
me- has been thoroughly rebuilt. III
whole 81 The second story has been finish
eu ana now contains the telegraph an
rhn ,rn,,nd a,,,r ,nn h ''t' I'
two rooms the southern portion forming
tn" waiting roon while the north PAR
! contains the dining room. The rooms nav
! been finished throughout in wood sheath
| ing ana with iurrltluc and uXturCa t
match.
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| in \\'htta Ii,'.r Jnnctiou ON th.' 1-tb -
| Anil mo cI,,h win he addressed nv Judg
w. p. stafford of the Vermont Suprrm
! of Xe,r,o,,, . IN. communion ~, rnIIec
| rouuirnmartr n, I,uplish will mako II
| un,L ron,r, al fine meeting