Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19

tuli connected With practical ,niitstttH
work. This ID one Of Bishop Warran'
Ideas, and has n tendency 20 large,
increase the att enhance at 'hc carl,
morning sessions. II IL undcrstood thn'
there will be only few changes III tn
different paetoratcs. In the rurlm=to,
district there IL one pastor who has cor,
rleted II term Of i've years, the t;cv
John Dufylcld Of Rutland: in the Troy
district. tho Rev. J. a. Hamilton is coiN
plotting n pastoratc OF sever year. al
I'ittsneld. Mass. In tho matter cf Pre-
ding elders. the term Of tho Rev. Gcor-r
w. Erown ~ Rutland expires. AZ his
successor. the names of the R.vs. e. "
Rowley Of burlington, Dr. W. II. Wash.
luino of Nfiddlthury and w. w. Cc~ 81
Salem. n. u. are prominently mentioned
During the session OF the conference.
:le proposed change in the name Of she
Troy Conference Academy TO "Poultnoy
seminary" will he acted upou. Tic io
cert legislature authorized the charge.
provided the conferences and trustees de.
Ii1c 80 make It. The Rev. Edward G;cngc
of Dalton, Atnaa., will he reelected sec-
rotary of the confererce. Il position he
| has held since 1896. Among those Of no,c
who will be present and speak arc the
. ~
York. editor Of tho Sunday school pun,i.
cations of the Methodist Church: Williari
Anderson, u. D.. Of Now York. CORES
pondirg secretary Of tho Educational So
cicty; c. II. Tvndal. rh. D., S. r. D..
of Mount Vernon. and George p. Ecker
nan. Il. T.. of st. Paul's Church, New
! York. he program me OF the conference
Was arranged by tire Rev Fred L. Deck
"a.
SONS will be held
I FISHING QUESTION UNSETTLED.
! Ex.Lic'i,. Gov. Nelson ~. Fisk of l,ic
/ Ia Mote said an his return from Ot.nvu
ut which place the Vermont ana Sew
| York commissioners Ncre in confcicnc,
with Canadian repre- sentatives. resardin;;
Uniform fishing laws for Lake Cham
plain including tho prohibition Of scin
nE. SAID the matter is still Undecided
| and is left with the Canadian commits
sioners. Two sessions were tJd in OF.
tawa ~ the office of Mr.. Prcfontaine
| minister of marine and fisheries for til.
| Dominion of Canada The matter U,
Uniform laws for the Rchclicu river ara
! Lake Chanplain wire discussed and Inc
whole subject was conc over ihu.oughiy
with Tic evident desire of arriving at a
decision tair 10 all concerned. As .ho
Canadian representatives. desired further
time in which 80 consider the nattrr nc
tinal tecjEion was reached. The commits.
sioner4 were treated handsomely and /.
lm',1lcnirls spirit prrlailci.
VERMONT EOr PROMOTED.
rhomas +. Eowley, formerly an a-en'
Tor TIL" NV York Life Insurance. com.
panr, travelling through northern Ncr.
l;,pit, who l"ft Vermont last Scrtc,nhr,
TO become Il salesman for tho United c.
gar Storcs company in CHICAGO. has it's.
been appointed manager OF tn" com,
yany's main store at 81 South Ivatc,
street, Chicago
TROT1ING DOE STORY 4 FAKE,
Tho Vermont and the Boston daile
published paragraph recently relatin.
10 n trottng doe owned hy ono North
living near Tyson. How this stor,
originated tn" Tyson correspondent con
conceive. for there is no such man livin,
around those parts. Therefore. the own
or of trottlnc horses will hardly be- abb
to accept tho challenge which the papc
spoke OF. II may do for story but Ia
no foundation in fact.
i.ALESTTER WANTS COMMISSION
Beatty :. Balester of Brattlcboro
E,Iyard kirling's brother in-law is in
law SUIT again. This time he is the plain
tiff in an action against Amos V. May.
VOL known real estate agent. to rcovc
$40 when he claims IS due him as mar
Of The commission on a real estate dea
In November Mr.. MAY ana Balestier sol
the llouEnton deer park in Halifax 20 II
NJ. Ward ri New York city. Balcstic
WAS acquainted with Ward. and for tina
reason Mr.. MAY enlisted his services
After tho sale. which amounted TO abou
S1o,No. the two men We're unable to agrc
as 10 the division of The commission, an
some warm words have been exchange
relative To the matter.
NORW IcH TO GET \ RELIC.
Norwich University is III b. prescnte
with the shovel that turned tho first 90
III ,ho building Of the Central Vernon
raiiway The shovel. which was used II
Cox. Charles Paine in yAi6. III the nicer
ton of the road building. has been pre-
s",vcG IN Il glass trontcd case at tn, Cor
. trail Vermont headquarters in 81. Alban
all these years. and nov. through tn
courtesy of the management. vii! at Ia:
lac placed anon. Norwich University
most valued relics.
: HEAVY SUIT AGAINST RAILROAD
Waterman and Martiu of Ira tlebor'
las attorneys for Mis-. Flora johnson
. have brought sui, against the New lorl
New Haven Il Hartford Railroad ron
pany for s.o.rp damages for tho deaf
~ the MA lint .ie former hnahan1. John