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Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15
DECISIONS IN
MINE CASES
Umpire of Cancellation Board Adjusts
Five Grievances.
OPERATORS ARE SUSTAINED

Wilkesbarre, Pa, April 1-.-Decis-
ions were handed down by C~cron D.
Wright, the umpire for tie liners
and operators conciliatica board VINO
out of the five cases only partially sus-
tanned one for the mine workers. |
though the latter is general and ap- |
piled to check weighmen and now
| their wages shall be collected.
The grievances and the decisions
are as follows:
! Complaint of rockmen of numbers
| and 2 collieries, Dunmore, that they
are not receiving any advance in
wages on conditions; not sustained
Complaint from D. and E. colliery'
Plymouth. viz: to pay for props no
pay for chambers since the road NOV
ed on side or place; no increase IN
miners wages working company WORK.
Not sustained.
COMPLAINT of Delaware and HUDSON
runners of Plymouth that most oil
= them are in third class and very te"
in the first or second class. Not sus-
r tained.
t Complaint of Charles Dixon, OF the
| Oxford colliery, Peoples Coal com
l. many. that he has been Disseminated
i against because of activity in the
the miners union. Not sustained, pu
s in his decision Mr.. Wright scores lh'
t, companv for the extreme methods AM
6 saws that such action is almost un
necessary, but contends that 1t IS thel
ID property and they have the right TO q
y. as they please.
to Complaint of contract miners OF IN
", PENNSYLVANIA Coal company thaI III
company will not make collections II
= check weighmen's wages in the MAJ
ner desired by them. Not sutalne
<. but it will be remembered that at u
g last meeting the miners conclllaloI
'in recommended that the questloh
again opened and made general IN /
~ annlication. and upon the latter NJ
IN Wright the umpire, DEGREES that
iei tbe majority of the miners so decl
tbe company has to collect proportlC
',a allv from each miner, it does not nl'
nc nc ter whether it is agreeable to the L
&C. nority or not. 49,. ~
es- Again if the majority decides u
the miners shall collect the che
weighmans wages, union ana III
w lne union will pay their share.
lne He saws of the other four that
the conditions prevailed before the gr'
strike and he was not empo"eieu
make an award.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15
mODdau. AnriI Il.

i. nonsoe snpreme court declares
81 an illegal to read passages from
W shq Bible in the public schoois. .,,o.+
Fa9ard W. Clark, one OF tne Oiues'
il. ..s best known financiers ana DanA.
- al Philadelphia, died aIter d pilei
lasss, aged n years. ,-.-..,
Ia Isnes Ely. one of the best known
e~ ebots of Pennsylvania, while
ssssondent from i'll health, shot and
sa himself in a hotel near Wilkes
barre, Pa. e.,,,
Ion. Charles H. Page, formerly
.sanber of the board of review OF tne
sssiional Trotting Association, and one
Ss ne best-known turfmen in the
.nifed States, died in Philadelphia OF
eart disease.
rba ovec,,tiye board of the American
rsssration of Labor will meet at Den
par Colo, April IS. IT.,
General J. J. Jiminez, the repei
sader. who fed from Santo Domingo
hss arrived in New York
Tbe house of representatives passed
lhe river and harbor appropriation
blu. carrying $8,OOOOOO for improve
ments.
nc strike on the Panama railroad
psnublic of Panama, has ended, th'
4horers returning to work under th'
I bid conditions.
Judge Palmer, at Denver, Colo-' ue
a5ed that there was no punishmen
bssscribed by statute in Colorado 10
( hd at special elections and dl'
hsrged IS election officers charge
III stufiug ballot boxes.
Wednesday, April 10.
Governor Hunt. of Porto Rico, WI
eenfer with President Roosevelt reli
I4e to Porto Rican affairs.
lieutenant General S. B. M. Houn
rshred has returned to New Ior
Zen spending several months in CUB
6eorge Hampton was appointed T
teiver for the Abram Robinson Ca
ing Company, of Bridgeton, n.
liabilities, $4,000; assets. $1,000.
The car barn and paint shop OF q
International Traction company,
cbld Springs, near Buffalo, n.
Nere destroyed by fire, entailing 10
of 100000
After long litigation, it was decd
~ by the United States district court
IA New York that the United States mi
III pay s203,219 to the owners OF the 81
y Foscolia. sunk by the cruiser Colu
bia, May 2S, 1898.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15
Want Brvan Removed.

New Haven. Conn, April lS'-Coun-
.oI for Mrs. Grace ImOgene Bennett
anneared before Probate Judge CleaVe-
land lam with a petition that William Jen-
nings Bryan be removed as the ,.3I eA,
ecutor of the estate Of the late Philo
Bennett. the chief allegation being
that he is dissipating the funds OF the
estate in his legal actions in attempt
ing n secure the probating OF the
"sealed letter" as a part of the viii
Tbo he "sealed letter" gives Mr.. Bryan
$4,000. The court will set a date lol
a hearing.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15
WHAT'S IN A NAMEf
7, It.s a Mouth Filler 1t May Signify
n Good Deal.

a Good Deal
If has recently been laid down 'n"'
naonle who are lucky enough to have
tbeir front-or "Christian"-names OF
what is really a surname will nave
marked ability in some one dIrection'
And. really. a glance at the lengtheh-
inc list of our celebrities goes some
u,av in support Of the assertion.
Take literary lions. for example |
How nobly mouth filling are the hanles
Of Clark Russell Conan Doyle CHRIS
tio Murray. Hall Caine! Nobody Would
over think of the knight-noyelist as
.Artbur DOYLE" while to rob the de-
meter of 'blacll country ways ot ms
"Cbristie" would be to confuse MIN
NTH another of the same name but Il
landscape painter. Stanley Weymah'
C,,+oliffa Uvne and Pett Ridge are 9th
or notable examples.
,ossino one may note that Stanley
has been so long in favor Win roll"n
tically minded mothers that we are III
danger of forgetting that it is really d
surname and. into that. the property OF
noble house. SO are Sidney, Howaru
and Herbert ,..,..-.,,.,,,d
L Collins is not a very distinguished
Il ,or,e hut stick "Wilkie" or Mortimer
Il in front of it, and it recalls elthel
p thrilling mystery stories or dainty loN'
al idvIs while preceded by "Churtoh
n stands for expert literary criticism
at Roll again. is somewhat commonplace
ed berlevn or "Currer' TO II. MOTE
1t, Roberts sounds rather superior 10 Al
es tbur or John Of that ilk, though III
to hearers of the last two names nav
ut baen not uudistinguished in ther IT
spective lines of business.
Tbere are a few more instances snow
inc how we'll sounding front nam
ors can lift the bearer out of the rue
Tlovd Osbourne Quiller Couch Barr
ted Pain. Leslie stephen. Marriott Watso
ere Robertson Nicholl, Halliwen Sutcliil
sks Bloundelle Burton, Headon I'M, 10
hat ter Fraser. WillmOtt Dixon 1ouuih
ely TON Svmonds, Hamilton Aide ana mo
100 majestic example of all, Rudyard M
fc. linz One can imagine John or Hen
ere Kinling going 10 the city with oia
re- bag. but Rudyard-never!
lion So much for the literary men. A
ans If we turn to the artists we find mu
and the same thing. For instance W
ON liam ]. Hardy might be anybody
bile dudley Hardy can be nobody but
tors designer of countless chic posters
2 of the creator of the yellow girl Aga
,ars' tbe directory is full of Wilson's
y is there is only one Patten Wilson a
eing though it al Ounds in Goulds' there
only one Carruthers Gould.
Tinley Sambourne and Leslie VIZ
Raven Hill and Dana Gibson are OF
.idae cases in point Seymour as II
name is adopted by Lucas an
,gus- Haden. and the ear is gently ticl
a of bv such names as Byam Shaw ;
,ilIed hone Forbes. Yeend King, Napier /
train nv Cation Woodville, Briton XIV
K at Mortimer Menpes and Onslow for'
ID bv The stage provides US with not
river examples of the value of a surnam
fully lead off ones style with. The exam
vears among the ladies and gentlemen OF
Dt to drama are too numerous almos
lister. record.-London Answers.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15
- In street ca Wreck.

santa Barbara, Cal. April ll'-One
oe % the Edison company's street cars
ran off the track in this CITY anu anu "%s ;n
turned tr over. Three people were ~, IN,
stantlv ct, M killed and two were SO DaGly e,
s.% ,ni,Ired that they died soon after tne
lnyJ nnoident twenty we're more or less less
injured sustaining bruises and broken el
nrnas ,n1 -. All are believed to have peen
residents of Santa Barbara
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15
SENATOR QUAY ILL
Condition is Not Critical, But DOCTORS
Order Complete Rest


Atlantic City. N. J., April 12.-United
ctates senator Quay, who came here
from washington a couple of weeks
AGO is stin in such poor health that
TeVr he confines himself almost exclusively
to the cottage he occupies at 100
states avenue, at the corner of Pacifc,
Quay is ill-seriously ill-out there ere
&c considerable exaggeration in the re-
ports that would suggest his condition
IS critical. Senator Quay's physicians
ordered the trip to the seashore and
prescribed that he should take com
plete rest from the cares OF puol'
life He sees scarcely any visitors
and the few exceptions are some o
his personal friends of many Yea years $
standing. To all others tLe reply
tbe same: Senator Quay is not seeln
any visitors"
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15
CONDITION OF WINTER WHEAT
Government Report Shows Big Decline
comnared With Last Year.

EOWornT1eWL UgNWT
oO''' coronared With Last Year.
Washington, April 12,-The mon, non'n,g ~
ronort of the chief of the bureau VI
statistics of the department OF .ile agrleul, nc
su%(''si7 t,,,.o shows the average condition o1
1u,T ,.lin+oT wheat on April l, to have been
Te5 miE'V1 against 97.8 on April l, 1903 IS.
at tbe corresponding date IN l9u-' , ailt ~
SS1 tbe mean of the April averages oi
''' the m average condition of winter rye W
A. Anril was S2.S against 91'' OF
UT nrii + 1903. S5.4 at the correspondents
date in 1902. and S91 the mean ol '"'
I'-C Hnril averages of the last 10 years
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15
MURDER NEAR ALLENTOWN
Man Killed BY Blunt Instrument Found
AIonq Railroad.


ALONG Railroad.
Allentown. Pa, April 12-Andrew
- of Newport. Northampton
county. l1ol1 a cement worker 25 years old
,,,as found dead along the Lehigh Val
lev T1' railroad near Cementon- His His
I wounds show that he was not struck
Nv a train. but was killed by a blunt
instrument. the skull being fractured
and his clothing badly torn. Blood
stains indicated that the body had
been carried half a mile to the place
where found. The Greek Catholics OBJ
served Easter on Sunday. Lasko par
ticipated in the celebration at ms
boarding place. where he elected three iT,
mon who created a disturbance IN,
coroner's theory is that he was foi
lowed BY these men and cltbbed AM
choked to death.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15
TWO KILLED BY TRAIN
Man and Wife Met Death On Bridge
at WestViIle, N. J.

at WestviIle, N. J.
Woodbury. N. J.. April 1S.-Augus.
.,,o NTorticio and his wife Christina, OF
IHS Pbiladelphia. aIl were struck and killed
bv a west Jersey and seashore tram
on on the bridge over Timber creek at
w WestviIle. The bodies were found by
tbe trainmen of the Maurice river
freight. the remains being frlghuulIy
mangled. The man. who was ~ years
old. and his wife, aged "a Went "
wes+ville to visit the woman's sister,
VA Ioft her house. proposing to walk
+bo Track TO the Gloucester ferry, ana
wore yn RIM down on the bridge. The rel
alive knew nothing of their fate until
She saw from the window of her house
the the trainmen engaged in some task
which she soon learned was the gam gan,
oring ND of the remains of her sister
and brother-inlaw.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15
Iiue stnck Markets.

Union Stock Yards, Pittsburg, "a
April l3.-Cattle were steady ch9lGg' e,;,.
$525d5.40 prime, $4.SOQ5.loi laIr'
$4@440. Hogs active; prime ne 1easy' es
$5.55d $50; mediums, S5.6oq 2;oJ3' yo,.3, ;
ers, $5.2565. 80: pigs, s50515; reughs
s3,5004.50. Sheep were steady; prlme
wethers. $5.2005.5O; common seetsdP III.
$SQ3.50; choice lambs, $6.25Uo.4V'
veal calves, S5Q5.25.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15
BRANCH ROADS.

Dalavare. MARYLAND q virginia r. H.
cave Harrington for Franklin City anc way
statiOus 10 50 a. IN. daily and 90 p. M. WeeA
davs. Returning, train leaves Franklin Nlty
q m n M week and 81 am. week days.
Leave Franklin City for ChiRc0teague (NlA
turning, leave ChincOteague IL 40 am ana
leave Harrington for Georgetown and
RehOboth 10 86 a. m. and 5.55 p. m. weekday ::
Returning leave RehOboth 53 am ana Ilo
Pc. cave Harrington for Berlin, lOS6 am. and
665p rp weekdays. Returning, leave BerhH
G56a.m and 1856 mHW eek.days.
Leave Masseys for ChestertOwn ana way
tsations 50 a. m. and 10 p m. weekdays
Returning, leave ChesterloWh 10 A'An' oA-N
Q IS p.tn. weekdays.
/ Queen Anne & Ken RR-li cave IeWhs'
| md for Ceptreville and way stations y 81
/ a N, and A. D. N. week days. Returning
/ leave Centreville As a. m. and 2 IS p M
/ week days. r-. r,,.-.r,, 10,
] OTford and way stations at AZ a. m. and D. y
o. m. week days. Returning leave OAlo4o
R47 a. M and iS p. M. week DAYS
cambridge q Seaford r. R.-Leave Seaford
/ for cambridge and intermediate stauOns AZ
/ II IN a. M and 81 p. IN. week days return,
Ing train leaves Cambridge al W ana %
r. P'InwNTCTioS.-At Porter, with Newark 4
delaware city Railroad. At TownSendi VIZ
Oneen Anne's Kent Railroad. Az Gay
ton. with Delaware s. Chesapeake Rallroao
and Baltimore d Delaware bay rtallf9td;, -. -
Harrington, with Delaware, Maryland VIZ
yinia Railroad. At SeafOrd, with Cam brloge
. Gea Cord Railroad. At DelmaTi Win new
( Yar<. Philadelphia & Norfolk Wycomlco
! Poeemeke, and Peninsula Railroads
Il B. HUTCHINSON, General hanag
7. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15
NEWS CONDENSED.
J.v Anril Z.

\ l1sad I'D the catholic church
n'o' u and stole over $500
~ ond silver ware.
m III Morgan sailed for EG- si-
\ ~ nesteamship Oceanic, for his
ation trip abroad
General Payne has gone
" comfort, Va, to recuper-
Nh for from a well man.
II I'm Good Roads Assocla-
rqanized at New Orleans Dy
Eli renresenting seven states.
A Hanna Memorial
-I,ticaI Science Association
o0o letters of appeal tor
I rs TO that cause.
n Friday, April 8.
III scbwab. brother Of Charles
II has resigned as president
n arican Steel Foundries com
,,,o renort was made to the
tbo bill applying the general
y avs to telegraphers WIZ se1 v
the Civil War.
,reesee Republican conVen-
sorsed President Roosevelt
otion and instructed the del
1ote for his nomination.
oirmen we're killed and two
KS inred in a collision between
= and freight trains on tn
= road in a tunnel near Wes
q , olt olt ". Va.
:. { ''5 4 saturday, April g.
e doa cbristian. of Denmark, cele
ely siyyins 4 S6th birthday and is in eS
health. M;
9ps, at St Louis was made OIL
anne of President Roosevelt.
Saw York legislature has al
la cd s25O,OOO for an agriculture
u Cornell University, Ithaca
Missouri Kansas and Tex
as wrecked near Fort Scot
. II the rails spreading, and
aa' we're injured, none fatally
n eeldent Roosevelt has appoint
" n Parsons, Jr., of Albany,
united States consul general
~ rIty of Mexico, vice A. D. BarlO
Sc Xe ..,....... ,-,. a,,.,-,ssgs.e assssgss
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15
DOVER
GREENHOUSES.
Blooming Blooming Plants Spring.
FORA%%%
FOR+%%%
LICENSED VETERINARY.

To the Public Having received lii..s,
c-o,,, The state Board of Veterinary EAanlne.s ,
am prepared to offer my services ior m tne -
r,ept Of all horses, cattle etc. ana VIII VIII isiVS ~
prompt aud efficient service. To De sen -, a. rss-
ace al my stables on Water street OF a. NY 49,
idence on North Front Street
Mari. to Juul CURTIS MAChLlN'
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15
CARDINAL sAroLLI COMING

VIII Visit Catholic University az
Washington and St. Louis FAIR
Rome. April 13.-Cardinal Satoll'
with the permission of the pope, is
going to the United States privately
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15
- rnaIIu ercenI SnndaY.

IDa,1v. gDaiIy eycep Sunday.
NEW CASTLE ACc0MMoDATIoN TEASE,
: ss :, ma. week dGys. Leave New Castle oS2
35S. ii. .O2, a. IN, 2S2, B.4l p.n week days.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15
p.lioious Maniac Mutllates child.

ON City, Pa, April I1'-NIT o I7''I10
Cough. aged p years, became insane on
ralieion a week ago, but was not placed
under restraint. Obeying what she
conceived to be a divine command she
set her daughter Harriet, s months
old ON top of a hot gas stove, and be-
fore the other children could bring
assistance, cut the right hand OF ner
child off at the wrist with blunt par
ing knife. The mutilated victim may
recover Mrs. Cough was member o.
the sect known as the Holy Rollers.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15
General Toral StIII LIVlng'

Madrid. April 1S.-There is no truth
in the story published in the United
states that General Toral, who com
manded the Spanish garrison at san
+iogo de Cuba at the time of the sur
render of that place to the united
states forces, had died at an insane
ssvlum at Leganes. General Toral i
stiIl living at the Esquerado Hospital
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15

,etrrning steamer will leave Philaael pms
e~orn pier South Wharves(tlrsl FleI aoofe
H1sstnut street, as follows;
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15

f.. W. spurry's Hack runs TO Milford meets
the boat going and coming
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15
April.

WIN leave Frederiea, Webb's and Bowers
for Phiiadelphia as follows during
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15
&B. RAILROAD
DELAWARE DIVISION.

IN and after Jan. Is, 1891, trains will Leave
n follows: "a, ~.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15

J. r HITINHIIN1V47l' ~ n -
WOOD, Gen. Passenger Agent.
Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15
n M. Mv. Branch.
North read mp,
South.

At Georgetown trains connect with train'
n and from Franklin City.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-16

Wien bilious try dose Of Chamber
lain's stomach aud Liver Tablets and
realize for once how quickly "a first.
class up>to-dale medicine Will correct
the disorder. For sale by j. II. Stone
Stone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-01-16

Mr. Nm. s. Crane. OF California. Mi.
suffered for years from rheumatism aud
lumhago. He was finally advised Co
try Chamberiain's Pain Balm. which he
did and it effected complete cure. For
sale 10y J. IL. Stone.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-05-12

for perjury against Edward Gonyer. Pc
ter V. Orcott and Leon Canedy will go off
the docket as the respondents have all
been pardoned
Windsor county cases are the first for
hearing. J. f. Colston VS.. W. w. Bean,
fraud and trovcr. was taken up this at
tcrnoon T.. r. Buck for plaintiff, j.
D. DenisOn for defendant.
BY permission of the court ha heas
corpus proceedings were brought to-day
by Louis Peterson of burlington recently
arrested on a certified execution. The
case was entered as of this term and Will
be argued when Chittendcn county cases
are reached. Peterson has recently been
through bankruptcy and his claim Is that
tho judgment against him for which a
certified execution followed WAS ad-
Indicated in bankruptcy court.
-. TOmasi the defendant in tho breach
of promise case which was tried at the
March term of Washington county court
in which Serena Massucco obtained n
verdict against JOmasi for 5000 for
breach of promise, will. through MS at
torncys take the case to supreme court
the present term. J. p Lamson is Mr.
Tomasi's attorney and the defendant has
engaged A. NJ. Sartorelli. an Italian at
tornoy of New York, to assist MIR. Lam
son.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-05-12
LIVEL1ER TONE OF TRADE.
More Money in Circulation, Making Col
IcctiOns Easier.

Ronorts n Eradstrcet'e for tho vool,
indicate a somewhat uvoIior torc Of trade
among tho rotnil husinoss merchants
'rbi. &c duo moro or Ias. Ia tho n,o,eon,
u,n,tbor. !, is a.. 1ittIo oarI, got TO loolr
for much ,mnrovomont in COLLECTIONS biit
There il a tordnpc,. for hotter conditions
rho fnrn.rs throIobnut NO STAT ba,o
In,urovod tboir onnor,unitv ana have adj
v,tced u,itn . 1i,t1n u,itb ,Tni, ,,Iartinf,
rho rncoin,s fron, tho s,ln Of manic euqar
have tended TO MT q MIL moro money
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-05-12
Eight Opinions Read at the Open
ing of the May Term of
Supreme Court
% CASES TO BE HEARD
Windsor County Murder Cnse Contin
ucd---Scvcrnl Chittcudcn County
Cases Also COntinucd-lInbcns
Corpus Proceedings of Louis
Peterson Heard This Term.

Montpelier. May 10.-'rhc Nav term of
supreme court opened at ton oCloCl< this
morning in suprem" court room at IN"
state house, chief Judge Rowell prcsid-
ing, ami all the judges present Prayer
was offered by the Rev. Guy G. Lamson,
pastor of tho First BAPTIST Church The
trial calendar was first called and % cases
wcro set for hearing. The Chittendcn
county case of State vs.. Joseph H.
Marshall. false pcrSonhtion, which was
set for hearing, was continued as was
tho Windsor county murder case Of
state W. Joseph Bean.
Opinions were rendered in eight cases,
mono Of which were Of state interest
Distributed by counties they arc as fol
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-05-12

suffered from catarrh Of the worst
kind ard never hoped for cure, but Ely :
Cream Balm seems to do even that
oscar Ostrom, 4 Warren Ave. Chicago,
Ill,
l suffered from catarrh: il got so had
could not work, | used ElNs cream
Balm and am entirely weli.-A. &. Clarke.
Su Shnwmut Ave. Boston. Mass.
The Falm does not irritate or cause
sncezirIr Sold by druggists at ~ cts or
mailed by Ely brothers, IS Warren St,
New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-05-12
MADE YOUNG AGAIN.

conc of Dr. Kings New Life Pills caci
night for two weeks has put me in my
teens again" writes -. ~ Turner OF
DcmpsoYtoWn, Pa. They're the best il
tho world for Liver stomach and Bowels
Purely vegetable Never grippe. Only Pc
at j. W. O'Sullivdns and all Drug
EiStS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-05-12
EASTERN STAR CoNvOCATION.

Grand Secretary H. L. Stillson of Ben
ningtOu announces that the 32ni annual
conN OCation of the Grand Chapter Order
of the Eastern star of Vermont, will meet
with Mystic star Chapter in st. Johns
bury Tuesday. June T. next, and viii con-
tinue through June ., Tuesday evening
there viii be a reception to tho grand
chapter ana others in the reception rooms
Of the Fairbanks Museum from seven tC
$50 o'clock. Following the reception there
viii be given in the Masonic hall an cX-
cmplihcation of the work of the order be-
fore the grand chapter Tho business scs-
sions OF the grand chapter will open We'd
ncsdaY morning, June 3, at nine O'Clock
and will continue until the business of
the grand body is completed, taking the
necessary reccsscs Tor recreation. At the
close of business Thursday. Mystic chap
ter will escort the visitors to the Fairbanks
scale works and other principal points OF
interests about the scale city
ST. ALBANS BUILDING CONDEMNED
The local board Of health has condemned
Paige's hall as nuisance, under section
b of chapter 80 of the city ordinance, and
notice has been served on IL, II, Lombard
representing the owners of the building
to furnish plans for the erection Of proper
ire escapes from the hall and submit them
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-05-12

T. /. Rice & GO. vs.. Frederick G. Ken
ncIY, SPECIAL assumpstt, Judgment of the
county court affirmed and Judgment trat
tho defendant recover his costs. Opinion
by judge Watson.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-05-12
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

and trustees thereof and the town OF
Fairfax vs. Margaret r.. Edward a and
Susan +. Spwl,s Decree affirmed and
cause RENAMED. Opinion by Judge stat
f,.r