Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-01-28

progressive business mon than Mr.. Tur-
ner who has for the past decade nlanag-
ed the affairs Of the Fairbanks Scale Co.
He wears a largcsized hat.
PRESCRIBED A GALLON A DAY.
ORION the Hnrdwick Gazettc)
A Newport physician has Just been nn.d
$40 for violating that section OF tho IL
quor law dealing with prescriptions. This
doctor fell into tn" error OF prescribing
a gallon or 30 q day for patients
RAW MATERIAL LACKING.
(rrom the Randolph IIcrald)
Tbe barre Times is kindly reminded
that IL takes maple sugar to make n
maple sugar exhibit at the st. Louis
erroeitior--f n genuine exhibit Ia to be
rade-and that. owing to several success
sive failures In the Vermont crop Of latc
the raw material is somewhat lacking.
STAND UP FOR YOUR TOWN.
(From the waterbury Record)
We dislike to hear people speak in n
d!.couraslns way OF the town in which
thew are doing business. The correct
way to boom a town or in fact anything
ia to take an active part Every town
has its advantages and these points
should he talked reoule ~%y 1t takes
courage and money to establish manu-
featuring plants. 1hi. i. truc-but any
company OF auccersful business mon who
have the courage can easily arrange the
financial part. waterbury has some good
example. and should have more Take an
active part in making the town grow.
A CANDIDATE. FOR LIEUTENANT
GONERNORSHIF.
(From the st. Johns6ury Republican,
10 II true that the Hon. Chauncey w,
Brounell OF BurlinSton has a lieutenant
governor insect bnzxIng above hi. ear
lappcrs ana Is Just waiting for some one
to come along and lot IL loose! our
thauncev" has been pretty nearly Ground
the political plum tree in the season of
ripe fruit ard there are those who would
sueEeet that no take to tn" Rooscberry
bushe. and give somebody else a chance.
UTrom the Worthwhile News and citizen }
1t il 'rumored" that Chauncey w.
brownell OF burlington has The lieut-n-
ant-goveruors bee huz2ins in his ear,
90 says an exchange Chauncey il onH
OF the hest men We know Of hut II there
Is ANYTHING on this munda'. q sphere tina,
Burlington does not want will sornc we'll
informed party please mention it?
NALCELEGS IXIllBlrS.
(From the Barre Times)
wishs. to have Vermont represented al
III. ct Louis worlds fair evidently ma.
q sentimental regard about New lIamp
shir~'s being represented also. In this
State he proposes to move the old Con
sttution House to st. Louis or to repro
duce it. In New Hsmpshire ne plan. &
remove the room in which the great wei
- Aves H.. !, u
aside the fence at s.. l.oui. to he saz"'
upon by the curious. Tho scheme /. no
taking well in New Hampshire ~ well i
might not. For It IL .nconceivablo in wha
WAY the room in which Daniel Webster wa
born h. considered a state exhibit. Tru.
1t Is that the particular room wns locate
IN the Granite state but how can that re
present the state" There - nothing abou
it that pertains to New Hampshire. an,
were the room placed in the St. Loui!
fair grounds. II would convey to the visi
tors to the fair that one impression o
tho great Webster. ard New Hampshire
would not he once thought Of. And We
the project is TO make the simple, dirt!
1 room a STATE exhibit.
The Idea Is equally as foolish as tn
plan NJ the State of Maine to have IL
exhibit in the shane OF log "a bin. whei
four Of the people OF Maine neve
saw a log cabin. 1t II not typical OF tn
State. and does not represent the State IL
the least. In orr own state the projec
put forward by tho st Louis fair agent
who has a sentimental feeling" abou
Ner'nOnte being represented. /. that tn
Constitution House NJ Windsor he repro
duced. A moments thought will shov
that Vermont will not be the gamer b.
putting this s'ructure in ST. Louis. II
only rniner will h- the people Of ST T.0ui
WHO arc striving 70 have complete ex