Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-06
NEWS OF VERMONT



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Main street IN Tho monument &, W.
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q. A n ~ Manchester A largo nun,her
Of public school children, each carrying
a nag and flowers. made up the rear
Cunrd. The dedication services OF the q.
A. r. manual were performed by Skinner
Post. q. A. r.. David K. Simonds OF
Manchester, member of Skinner Post
and chairman or the committee OF the
day. presented the monument to the post
~. u. iIollister Of Rutland served as
president OF the day and tho Grafton was
delivered by Congressman p. J. Foster
Of Burlington. There were short addresses
ny Gov G.. j. Bell and !. X. Batchclder of
Arlington. The Manchester Monument
association was formed in the fall Of
1897 by tho late Franklin H. Orvis Of
Manchestcr INC veterans or the -. a.
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The real thing in graft" on a small
scale has been urcarthcd among the
PRISONERS AT inc rouse OF >orrectio'.
oncrations have bccn carried on as
sk,lful,v nc II large sums of money we're
involved II is the eustom AT tho prison
Ia allow "trustios" and mon who have
nearly SERVED ont their terms to work
on wagons which haul to the railroad
marble slabs which arc made nv other
prisoners inside tho rrison walls. Lately
a large amount Of smoking tobacco has
heen smurrlod into the prison and the
officials have been at their wits ends to
discover the source from which it came
it being against the rules for any prison.
crs to smoke. Only several days ago.
however. it was found out that tho
"trusties" working on the stone wagons
were buying the tobacco at five and ten
cents a bag and selling it to prisoners
who were not so fortunate as tn have
the commence OF the'r la'icrs AT 10 Genus
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