Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-25

lived Is years, and afterward moved back
to tho Hoisington homestead, Rochester.
where they lived 30 years. They then
moved to their present home near the
Finley bridge, in Bethel. Mr.. Hoisington
was born in Woodstock in 1892 Mrs.
Hoisington, whose maiden name was
Cynthia NJ. Howard. was the daughter of
Maletiah and Charity Howard. and was
born in Rochester. in 1899. They are in
fairly good health for people of their
age. They have had three children Minot
A., who died in childhood Leila NJ. who
married Clayton Il. Sapulding. VINO died
six years ago and Addie c.. who married
Clarence c. Morse. They are widely known
as generous. honest. whoe-souled people.
DOCTOR TO SUE TOWN.
DR.. r.. r. Page has rad papers served
on the board OF selcctmen Of WILMINGTON
to collect his hill for medical services
during the smallpox quarantine. Inc
bill has been in the hands of the select
men for some time; but 1t was protested
on the grounds of being too cxorDitant
and the sclectmen refused payment I'M
til after tho natter had been brought
before the voters at large at town meet
nE and some definite action ha' ocen
taken. Tho ILL As presented for attend
ing the small pox patients 20 days.
OPERA HALL, At BARTON LANDING
Tho village Of Barton Landing has
voted to build an opera hill at an ex-
penac not 10 exceed $1,000 The land viii
be given the village by the syndicate
composed of e. y. Jones. 6. 5. skinner.
c. y. French. J. G. Turnhull, NJ. M. Tap
lin and the Musical association. a paper
has been circulated ard in less than ~
hours s2.5oD was subscribed. This money
will be given the village, leaving OIL
sS,Jc for the village to pay. Tho build
I'M: will he 45xto feet and work VIII De
started uron /. early in the spring.
MINOR BOUGHT EVERYWHERE.
Frank Branch Of Rutland. Il hoy of 10
years. pleaded guilty to the charge Of IN
toNication, first oflcnse and was fined -
and costs. branch tod the grand Juror
that ~ bought pint Of alcohol 1T Il
local upuor store. He also certified to
having obtained liquor at al the liars H.
Rutland.
WAR GOVERNOR CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY.
rx-C;ovornor Frederick llolbrook rcaCh
Cd his 9lst birthday anniversary Mon
day. RI. venerable war governor re-
coivod callers letters ana flowers all dry
ut his resdons'c on Walnut street. Erat-
+ tlchoro. which glad ien'~l his heart al
THOUGH causing him some fatigue toward
evening. Governor iIolhrook is always
glad To- 500 his fri nds and appreciates
any attention that is shown INN. Nc
! has remained in doors more the pre- scni
winter then for several years. on account
of tho severe weather. but he has Kept
in good health Ills son Judge William
! G. iIohrook OF New York. came to spend
/ ;hc day with his father
ROAD Not PAYING IT'S BILLS
Afairs connected with the ST Adams
AL Ia,
brought to climax before long. Iora
STOCKHOLDERS in the company propose E
:.uow the why's ANA whcroforcs' of il:
/ present c'rditions and it's past manage
mont AID that. 700. at an carly date
Several -tockholdols met Tues lay after
J noon ANA action against the road on thu
part of tn" employees who are said Il
3 laVc received no raY since january
! was aNertcd 10y the promise. on tn" par
! Of President Jerome Marble Of Worcester
| Mass. that their wages would lac prompt
! " paid. II is stated on the best Of au