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1857. 5p.: Sbilte @e8ipeHbeber bragg
IL Rorge unber Snnmarfs Serreben'rne
1855?
2. @ur Rorge uaf6rubt uuoer 8ous
mari inbtil Den 156e 9ecem6er 1882
8. 0Gppe Den odufte Stonae toHltttus
tioneI @et til at obergine Horge iii Socs
rige meo euer mob gtorbm9uoeues Btlie2
Spar: /. Srreutageu meilem &ur'
&C o. Eanmart baterer 10 tiibuse til
1897, % bet norife &issruab bIeu inh'
breset 1886, lite 1856. DEFINE
g~eaipenbeb, Der ajorSe, at Den Sanife
Spnae ira m at bleu iitars til at resiere
| Nurge men en- gaHife anbrrleoes It9rf
Saanb cub fpr, itgIbtcs p9ieutiig, at
SauSets mGgtisc abst prS &riitiuu ben
2eens gSranr,i bar bieben limit % Sana
bet berpeo berspet enbper puIittif mGgtis
pQ i~elpitguSig Stanb. ! 8irfeliabenen
pcbblcn beg Sanbet Dsiaa | ben fslseubc
lib at pmtnles tom % siGlne for Ct
Rtge on par iaaicSes tife en- ErSptts,
ftisnt bet pef nnocrttscu, p9 meb tilfrnca
Irbeuoe gpo GIrrnib, pgiaa belGurtrs iunt
en- iaaSnu! nnber Sanrtarf oar &Ors
&C berfpr inn I ncaeHflig Tu-itGub. Tau=
marf btep Spbeo!Guhct t ben oanit suurife
Union, bells fprbi &urge life lGngere eiebe
Gpnen til at hGpne iia inn jepubprsiat
8ige, bells pgian furbt at Spnssbuiet
toebc % bBrte bjenfuie I Sanmarf; men
ct cset Rise upbsrte Rprse beg atbris
at BRre.
2. Bprenirsen msb Saumnrf parche
til Abe Sauuar 1914, Sa Song SrsSrtf
ben 6te peo Siclertraftatca afftoS Guree
til Snerigc.
3. Sau banse &et til at lsfe 3srhz
mGnScne fra bet Srpfta5siurbs[S, bpsri
be baboe ftauet iii bum. vt hans Slet off
pibere, at ban meb aubre Orb bapoe Ret
til at Glgc euer q ipebprt eanbet
til en- fresatnes @ta6t, er her tnseH i0m
MI bill pnnitaa, unStnsrn mnnifr en- %
auSen 2turiperfe, isnn frcmbeles tror.
DC bar Srns fur &ieIertrattGten. SpaS
&Orse ielp isntes prn ben sag, aou bet
tnoeits net ttlfierbe beo at sipe iis en-
fgen Stntsfurfatniug paa @iSsppIS ben
17oe Mat 1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

1858. 5p.. 1. ". tiger, at Der er flcs
re SOIL, ipn taller bet ~t;ueiiiie Spros eno
set engeIife. ., tiger 9ei- Spem bar
Het2
2. Spnb beber bet norde Settlement
I Runtaua, os bpor er bet beIissenoe2
8. iSpab faibes Sarbclipre poa Gus
selH?
A, Sbab Gag bar ben 1see aprit
1852
Gbar: 4. g. bar Set.
2. gi bar Tibet &iensifab til nsrife
Settiemeuter | rGnnte Stct, mea Der er
ntpilipmt en- eler anheu at ppre eaierc,
fem fan aipe ben pHifebe GpIpsntns.
3. Garbolte acih.
A. 6n 9Brbag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

igatuinpuer, % for Gaualcrtstsi Sorpier; Brgadegeueral.
Ghei for en- 8riglDe
Brigand jBrgaugl agoer. Ganoevssrsuer,
Bngantine. ct mIn0rs Grieitb. lipr ct Esueritib / TtoosIhapet
Brilliant en- Claimant, Der sr ltbet meO 5ucsttsr paa ale
Cher; ilsbeH &oeIneu, tier Claimant; brllere (brfiIersb
gtImrc, irdulG
Brint, Den oauite BeuruueIie paa gauOtoi.
Bise, Iagte Qiuo, SuihiHg.
Britannia, Gomerrrs RGuH pa England; Brite, g~Rsirueer'
BRITISH. engelM
Brokade. BroEat. Sifstpi mro tuOuapeos Cub, eaer SalUs
trdaoe; pgiau lere Sprtsr rpuftret IBL
Broche CgroiL Spib: 8rpiHauL.
brochere tbrVilsrel, bette zen SOsr; Brochure CBr01nrb Tibet
brodere. Ir6ip, iittt tneo Cub. son, znfr. ulSgarH o. ~;
Brodei, ubiget Gr6eioe.
Bronco l6vUHgf1, qgl eaer brunIiQ U7etaibtanoiug AZ 8obbeE
lH og paosrlI0eH 3tH'; broneere, Nptr'irp3s meo SrpEe7
Bronkicr, gaitrsrsts TorgrcutHger / 2uUgerHe; Bronkit, Be
tRUoelie { gRftrprs3reHeHe
Brother Jonathan, glerauu pua ImGrIt1uerus.
Brouiieri t&rulIsrt. g}iSiortcasie, ueHjgheo, Erpt!e; brouiL
iere tbruiierk f%urftgrre, afgrc 81 uVeRHeE.
brunei, mBrlst, %mgrtlaaret; Brunette, m1Ttict, ~mSrtbduret
apHbC
Brunst. garrtuggorft. Bruuoe.
brutal, ipni; grUu, raa, plump; Brutalitet, 6aaheo. BlHmpbeo.
bruto lSigbmiprb urst, biaunet luIooldt uesto3 Bruuo-SHgt,
8arerneB Beet ultlemeo SRgteH ar oeres GmbdaGle;
Brnto-JnoiGgt 5aotGgfsn HosH 5raoraS AZ be tt!lVarsHse
BucEsRin cBOi-l sssutls gnt'sFiHO, ct siass sIaOe meO
Buddha, en- sftsr fin gpo iom GuooOm ouriet tuOif sismanO,
Shiter al en- M S~teHslon; Buddhisme. Saoobos S0re,
8HoobareligiOH.
Budget CguOilstI. sgrntiis 8susspuHa. 9purnsbos; Gosrlas
0Vsr tiiGr Statsiascrsl iormooeoe SuptRStsr o. uoSttteF
for en- sommeuoe Budget 5srrHiu (i9opaHls Ct VAR
Buffer (8gHerL StsSggoe lpaa SerabdAsposueL
Buffet (5gfeG S~tirHts5oro.
Arie. SaEI. berreast paa CT tcHttit Soreorag.
bugsere, liable Ct Siib, iiGr po SielP al en- 3GHrPbaab bug.
ser-SdmprL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

1854. CD. Il. Snem bar BEN fsrIte
Slaaoe - Rprae eIler Speriee!
2. Sppr ltor 2eu (appauase) 1T
Song Oscar / Roree2
3. Spis Rrig nbbrpSer meIem De to
2mnbe, bbem maa 90 beepnSe ben?
Spar: 1. speriges Bianbe er mo-
get itsrre erh Torses. Soab Sutai ai
Sfibe angaar, er 5urbpibet 65 til 81.
2. $4,000 Srpner.
3. Snts Der ftuibe bline Gris - bsab
Der fprreiten mn life lGngere er npscu
Jare ipr - maatte ben besgubes al Spe.
rise. Rprse bar life nuset at fsre Srig
ON, os ct angreb paa Sperise fra nurff
Sibc fan Der life biiue Gale ont.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
en- uheIoie DAG.

ScIo ON man life er opertroif,
Tan man Sog tit life anSet END for.
bauies eper set m9rfeliee ubelS, iom
iorisIger cnfeIte 9femeifer paa pisie
Gage. OF tort Sirmn | 2onoon bar
iualeoes blanOt fine 6~iinftiopprer Ell
Ionb, Der paa en- % iaruine Dag |
fIere Gor er bIepe forhiIst af en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

Gremmeoorobog, burf oNuFmaerbe r en- grne r at omror@atis fr Hphe for ben
" tGuanbe 2afT Rt ION oct En- teHer man pm ct Orb, im man lift hHune rrfaar og
umr man bar en- iuabau AruDs Gpen Sos po Samhen fan man uubrhNe % Foe CrSas Os
bgueo pe belle SahmnssnS gMuus Bette r en- al pore totbghs %rGmnbsgn; Den g sot
imbbunben os fan iass ir Sna lminDsGr SrS mO "9eUab!SohnI nemGs S125t 5ofua
Noue: 3. ANUNDSEN, DEBORAH, Iowa
t- 8Osm n fNaas for IS Gents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

$3.50. Sp.: bod6 er ben bebFte @dabe
al bb9ge Ell SiGloer pan, nnnr nit QarS
c. flabt, for at polbe 6roiteu uSe?
Suar: "Sesurab &oten" or life
5asnanS | faaSnnne Gina. Ssprs Cen
for hos CT Murer eIer gnsmcTer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12
Ndben ~Rcrreipcnodnce.

gppfpsrqsnoal I prnne afssiine beloores al Mhccs
faierse 3. q. Spsnes sJipntepsbsr. Haiuu. % Sctn
GIItk Wabttcl isis.
Horue I'll arbafftonsa. bsfcares fffe.
epsreers hfses oanfte Au< epsresuoai I 1t tart %
tpofhsf Gprpa-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

1858. Sp.: Sbor Tan lea faa fisbt
II COB 2Grebng / Gu8eIT?
Srar: 3 bSiIfeaiumbslit nurif Boa.
tGnbcl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

1856. Sp.: Seq tisbte eu &port Gano,
hoprpaa ieg betaIte en- Sci og sao gtorts
gage for Reiteu, Sbis leg MI pad 8rnno
at 2dn6ets 8eitaffeubeb maa gau fra bet,
ian oa ben forrige gicr. ipGi boloer
@~tortga9eu, gisre mig nceeu uleiligbeD2
suar: Sau tan "furedpie 9sDrtgas
gen" Os tnse SanSet tilbase, bpis Dc lite
upfgtoer SereS Sci af Sputrafteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

1851. Sp.: 55or ian ieg fnn fisbt
en- Bog on &riitiauia?
Spar: Sfrtu til SpshanSlcr 8.
Rurli, Gbriitiania, @orwap.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

1850. Sp.: Sbao er =. s. SinS
SbresIe?
a T: Ct. 2aal, Minn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

1856. Sp.: Gpab fables Moreler
pnn gngeIit2
Snar: Smeet GberrD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

1862. Sp.: 1. arGpcr 2obeu / 8is=
c%oriir, at Ia Pal uStnge sesteifabsIis
Genie?
Z. San en- Seripn Tom life CT boiat
Der, blipc gift Siseouiin uSeu at tags
fat SopGI 6er2
soar: 1. 80.
2. ga, otter ct fort SpbplS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-12

1888. Sp.: : botIfet e~urobGiif 9arS
er Der DC flefte gFh Sernbnne2
Spar: Z spifIanS. gcrn9if fom,
tnsr srnnfris. e~nrOpGif 8RslanS, eng.
Lamb % Sturbritanuten.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
FANNY ALLEN HOSPITAL.
The Attending and Consulting stan
Announced for 1905.

Tho acting and consulting staff OF the
Fanny Allen hospital for 1905 is as fol-
lows:
Consulting surgeons-Drs j. +. Wheel
or, II. c. Tinkham, s. +. Maynard of
Burlington, Or. George Il. 1Iulburt Of
Jericho and DR.. ]. -. iIanrahan of Rut-
land.
Consulting physicians J. n. Jcnne
and il. w. johnson of Burlington, DR. ID.
D. Grout of Waterbury, DIR. il. Is. Han
son of J1inesburGh, DIR. J. S. Thabault of
Wnooski, DIR. p. w. Marvin Of Essex
junction and DIR. r. II. Canning of Port
Henry, n. Y.
Attending observation-disclosures, Febru-
AIRY, March, Dr. T. j.. Clark; April, May.
June DR.. c. y. Pease; July, August, Sep
TENDER, j. w. Shcehan; October, Novem-
Der, December, DIR. c. NJ. Ferrn.
Attending surgeons-January, Febru-
airy, March. DR.. Lyman Allen; April.
May, June. DIR. u. c. Hawley; July, Aug
ust, September, DIR. i. T. insolvency;
October November, December, Or. II. II.
Watkins.
The hospital was taxed to its utmost
to care for the number OF patients re-
coivod last year. The doctors are very
anxious that the hospital authorities pro-
vide more rooms and wards for the grow
ing needs of this Institution. TO these
demands the reverend sisters make an
swer-we have no building fund. The
Fanny Allen hospital would like TO be
lodged in larger and more commodous
building.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
NEW CLOTHING STORE.
VIII he Opened in the Y. NJ. G. n.
Block EarIy in March.

The south store in the Y. NJ. G.. A.
block, formerly occupied by i. l.. Per
kins. has been rented to II. q. Staples Of
Bangor. Me- who will open clothing
and gcntlcmcn's furnishing store there
carly in March. Mr.. Staples was In this
city Monday making preliminary ar
engagements. In speaking of his business
last night Mr. Staples said that he oper-
atcd six stores in Maine, located at Wat
crvllc, Ellsworth. Bangor, Pennington,
Newport and Pittsfield, whore he repre-
scented a. -. Itirschbaum of Philadelphia
one of the largest manufacturers or cloth
ing in the country
lie said the name of the store III BUT
lington would hc the Combination Cloth-
ing company and that the establishments
would be first class in every PARTICULAR
lie will send some ono to Burlington TO
act as manager but his other employees
will be local mon. lie Will occupy the
basement as well as the first iioor ana
workmcn will begin at once TO III UP inc
quarters for the new store.
Mr. staples said that tho HUNTINGTON
store WAS the only one he contemplated
establishing in this vicinity at present.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
DEDICATE HEBREW SCHOOL
Exercises Followed by n Banquet
Daughters Of Zion Organized.

The new Hebrew school on North Wi
noosk avenue was dedicated Sunday
with appropriate exercises. The peo-
pie commenced 10 assemble at the school
about seven o'clock, and after they had
inspected the new structure, they re-
paired to the Archibald street synagogue,
where the exercises were held
The programme consisted of the deliv-
oring OF the keys of the building by $.
Levin, who had charge of the construc-
ton, to NJ. Mshcl, chairman of the board
of school directors. The gathering was
then called to order by Mr.. Mishel, who
presided. The opening prayer was offered
by Rabbi IT, w. Sacks, after which Rabbi
u. Gold of Chelsea. Mass, addressed the
meeting. Others who spoke were Joseph
Frank, NJ. Lamport. NJ. Friedlander A.
Schaffer, A. Goldman and Rabbi Sacks.
During the evening selections were reii-
dercd ~ the Young Zionists' quartette.
Following the speechmaking banquet
was served.
The ladies present organized society
which is to be known as the Daughters
of Zion, and the principal object of the
organization will be to assist in matters
pertaining to the school.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
AYRSHIRE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION

rho 18th annual meeting of the Ayr
shire breeders association will he held
in Chapman hail. fremont Temple. Bos-
tor, Mass. on Wednesday, February S.
1905
INC regular business meeting OF the
association, for the election of officers
AMI transaction of business Will he held
at 10 a. m
AT p. m. there will be "A literary meet
inc of the association with addresses and
discussions pertaining to the breeding of
AYRSHIRE cattle and care of dairy stock
generally
A pnpcr will he read by Prof II. Hay
ward. of the Mount Hor,r",i School for
Bows. Mount Iiormon Mass. Subject
"tocding Calves"
After the paper there Will he a discus
sion of This subject led by the Rev. T.. j..
Pombcr. Bangor. Me
| DR.. l.. NJ. Pope. V. S, will give a talk on
thc now discoveries in treating milk
| Fever i'm Cows"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19

of slowness, but nothing more than would
be expected at this time of the year.
Weather conditions have helped the sale
of goods and in the larger cities consid-
cradle activity has been brought about in
retail trade by reason of sales Granite
manufacturers are employing more men
and this has decreased the percentage OF
unemployed in those districts, while in
the marble business there is a perccpti-
bic increase with good outlook for more
business.
burlington reports considerable activity
in retail trade, with normal amount OF
business among wholesalers. Manufac-
turers are busy and are generally we'll
employed While collections are reported
u little slow, no uneasiness is felt.
Rutland reports good business among
the marble manufacturers, who speak ia
vorably regarding the outlook for the
coming year. Retail business has been
active, with collections fair.
/ Considerable activity Is noted among
the business men of St. Adams. with a
view of securing new industries to locate
there. Manufacturing industries are well
employed and retail trade fair
s. Johnsbury reports activity among
the Lumber dealers in the vicinity, plenty
or snow having fallen u conduct logging
opcrations successfully. Labor is we'll en-
plovcd and retail trade normal.
Granite business at Montpelier is Inn
ur,vng: all of the manufacturing plants
arr, active ana have 4 good supply of or
d, rs ON hand.
Barre granite mon report gain IN
a,noiint Of orders received with not as
many mon unemployed as last month.
prnsuoets for future business are good
and collections are little better
rrattlchoro reports all manufacturing
,lal,ts literally supplied with orders and
The general tone of business is god, with
improved collections.
Fellows Fails mills arc Busy; little I'M
movement is noted in retail business but
.ales have been fair. as areNCollections.
At Bennington the mills are fairly well
en,uloycd, retail business runs about even
with a pcrceptble Improvement in collec-
lions.
\ new creamery is to be built this
spring at Essex.
All of the industries at Newport ara
busy and have many orders ahead; tha
volume of business done by the retail
houses compares favorably with that OF a
year ago.
\ new school furniture business has
been located at Nergennes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
TAKEN TO- WINDSOR.
BENJAMIN Williams Transferred I
state Prison for Snfc Keeping.

Benjamin Williams, the discharged
soldier who is charged with the muir
der of Policeman J. y, McGrath last
May, WAS taken Monday by Sheriff
Horton to Windsor, where he will be
confined for safe keeping until time for
his trial at the March term Of county
court.
Soon after Wlllams's arrest he was
taken to Windsor but was brought to
Burlington again in September. the cx-
pcctation being that he would have a
trial at that time. The case was con-
tinued and he has since becn in Jail.
Now that the two Trombleys are in Jail
on charges of murder it was thought
best to remove Williams in order to give
additional room, as ono of them had
to be confined in the merry-go-round
with other prisoners.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
A STUBBORN RlRB
Overturned Oil Stove Caused
Much Damage.
Home Of Mrs. William bradford on
south willard street Practically
Dcstroycd-A Good Portion Of
the Furniture saved.

At ono o'clock TUESDAY afternoon an
alarm from box Is. at tho corner of col
lcce and South willard streets. called the
fire department TO the residence of Mrs
William bradford 1917 South willard
street Ipon the arrival of the dcpart-
mcut n large amount of smoke WIS issu-
ing from the house. and they saw that
they had n hard fight before them The
fire was caused by the domestic Nellie
Lynch. accidentally oycrturning an oil
stove in tho dining room. At the time
the occurants of the house and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Chittcndcn. who board with
the family. were lust entering the dining
room for dinner. Mr.. Chittcnden on en-
tcring the room saw the smoke and with
Gerard Bradford attempted To oxtinguish
TN. blaze with n rug. In this attempt
thev were unsuccessful both being sinccd
ahout the hair and eyebrows, Mr.. Chit
tenders n,staohe also catching fire
yo,,npr bradford was sent to turn in tn"
alarm. 'rhe box is about a quarter of u
milo from the house and, although the
dennrtmcnt responded promptly, the fire
had rntno1 good hcadway by the time
holm arrived
Tho 1onnrtnont won't to work with a
vim, and turned their attention to the
ton of the house. where tho smoke was
coming from. The work of the nrcm"u
was greatly hammered by the peculiar
construction of the house. The dining
loom. where the fire started. had u cell
me with sav,lust between it and the scc-
ond floor This caught fire and, being
damn. caused n great deal Of smoke. The
FIRE ate it's way IN tho partitions Of tic
house and painod prort hcadway in the
Hind attics impossihle places for tho
nronon to fight the fire from within. All
Of their work had to he done on tho out
siuo. and here again they laLorod under
n ,Jisadvoutlpo. tho roof being covered
With tX,. LAYERS of wooden shingles, and
| Then n LAYER of slate.
The house is n total wreck. the only
two rooms that were not reached by the
fro Icing the parlor on the ground floor
and the from. bedroom on the second floor
! Every other room had Il touch of the
flames II i well IL slrcl i'm the agency
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
FIXED FOR JANUARY %.
Date OF Preliminary Hearing OF Louis
and Dennis TrOmbley.

Charged with the murder OF Louis
lamora at Winooski, Louis and Dennis
Tromblcy, brothers, faced Judge lIaw-
kirs i'm city court Monday morhinS
shortly after eleven o'clock but the test
of strength in their case had not come,
their appearance being necessary
merely to appoint a time for preli-
minary hearing. The men have been
in Jail but a week and do not yet show
the prison pallor. In court they were
as sclf-possosscd as though attending
Il church service.
states Attorney sherman appeared
for the state and asked to have n date
fixed for the preliminary bearing. THO
prisoners We're represented by T. T."
Brown and H. n. Dcavtt. An agree
mcnt was reached by counsel TO nave
the case taken up Wednesday morning
January % and that hour was iiNed py
Judge Hawkins. Acknowledgement -
C. Fits of Brattleboro will doup'Ioe'
he here at that time to assist III INC
nrosecution. In the meantime the
men will be confined In jail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Change in Military vision.
nj Schedule of Examinations.

Per order of Capt. l.. :. Miller under the
heading of order NO. .. all appointments
heretofore existing arc hereby revoked
and the following substituted to take cf-
feet at once: Captains. co. \. X. Noycs.
06; Co Il, II. NJ. IIill Co. c, T.. Il. Rus
sell: Co. D. G. +. Black. Adjutant: II.
r. Wood. First lieutcnants: CO. A, c. f..
Hall; Co. Il. r. Cutting; co. G. y. J. Gid
dings; 60. ID, a. G. kngman. Second lieu
tenants: Co. a, G. T.. Cast; Co. II, |. G.
Cobb; co. c. +. L. Church; Co. -, W.
II. Burrage. Sccgeant-maior: II. ". Rice:
First sergeants. Co. II. +. II. Pcase; Co.
y. J. c. Reed; Co. G, II. +. Russell: Co.
i, ]. J. Murphy. Sergeants: Co. a. G..
j.. Reed. q. W. Whtcomb. c. C. Wilson.
A. +. Parsons: Co. r, H. r. Stevens, T..
NJ. IiolcOmb, A. l.. Daniels. l.. l.. Grow,
T.. l.. Chapman; Co. G. J. II. Hewitt, a.
l.. Bail, G. s. Wheatlcy, II. c. Clark. L..
=. Chapman co. ID. G. Il. Byam, q. NJ.
Page, II. sheldon, r. II. Smith and II.
l.. Lamport.
! The sOrorities of the university have
pledged the following members OF the
freshman class: ri Beta Phi, Maude NJ.
Fletcher, South Hero; Estelle L. Metcalf,
Williston: Delta Delta Delta, Charlotte
! J.. Baird. Amsdcn; Alice T. Fox, Brad
ford, 20; Alice II. IIyzcr. Randolph Cen
ter: Gertrude T.. Pollock. Brad
ford, Pa; Kappa Alpha Theta, Helen NJ
Barker. Burlington; Lucy i Bean, New
port Sara w. Emo, Charlotte: Ethel J
Humphrey. Burlington; Ella G. Pine
Willston; Ernestine Sweet. South Troy
Florence Votoy, Burlington.
new honorary society has been found
ed known as the Boulder society of the
University of Vermont. It's object is tc
promote college spirit, to sustain friendly
relations among the fraternities and be
tween the fraternity and non fraternity
men, and to encourage and support what
. ever tends to the bettcrment OF the con
dtions of undergraduate life in the uni
vcrsity. The number of active members
is limited to thirteen chosen from thu
senior class. Each man pledges hmsel
to remove fraternity considerations from
elections; to favor and strive to secur
the election to Office of only the ables
and best deserving men, and especially
to foster college spirit. Tho charter Nom
, bcrs of the society include one man iron
each fraternity and ono non-fraternit
, man, as follows: lambda Iota, Thoma
1 II. Barrett, Adams. Mass: Sigma PHI
4 Fred u. Wright. Burlington; Delta Ps
a l.. II. IIuett, Granville. n. Y: Phi Dolt
, Theta Leslie n. Newton. Alburgh; Alph
Tau Omega. Leon II. Sault, Randolph
Kappa Sigma, Harley w. Heath Mont
= pelcr Sigma M, +. V, Perkins, Bridge
. water Corners; Delta Sigma. Vincent !,
: Bates. Barre: non-fraternity member
Richard II. Patterson, Newbury Cente
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
ELEVATOR DROPPED
Three Men Injured at New Medi-
cal College Building.
Fell sixty Feet and Were Found In I,
ucnu. Two of Them Bcing UncOn-
scious.-Inkcn 10 the Mary
Fletcher Hospital.

Tho breaking Tuesday morning of ono
of tho top beams of the freight elevator
frame work at tho medical college build
ing caused the fall of the elevator, a dis
lance OF Go feet or more, and injured three
men, Frank Adams. John Goycttc and II.
Domnick. the last two perhaps serious
Is. All of the men are residents of this
city and were employed as hod carriers
in the construction of the new building.
Adams escaped with only slight injuries,
receiving n badly sprained wrist.
The accident happened not long after
nine o'clock. The elevator. which is
temporary affair. has been in use TO hoist
heavy materials during the construction
of the new building. 1T was planned TO
use it about two hours Tuesday morn
ing. after which it would have been aban-
doncd until next spring. The elevator
WAS run IN ~ frame work shaft by steam
power and is located in front of the main
entrance of the new structure. extending
to the top. The steel cable with which
the elevator was raised and lowered
passed over two pulley wheels which
were securely placed between four piece
of two by twelve inch timber. These tim
bcrs were nailed together and constituted
a cross beam which allowed the elevator
rope to hang in tho middle of the SHAFT
and thus To attach to the center oil the
elevator framework. one of these pull
lcys was at the end or tne cross b"ifn'
The top timbcrs of that side OF the elcVa-
tor were at right angles TO THIS beam an"
directly under it. The strain at the point
of intersection was therefore very great
upon the top timbcrs on TN" cast sue anu
caused them TO break IN the middle ana
thus allow the cross beam to give way
When the side tlmbcrs b'okc the rope
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-19
TWO BANKRUPTS MONDAY.

Two petitions in bankruptcy were filed
Monday. Fred II. Howe. hotel pro-
prietor of Bennington, has liabilities OF
SIS. so and assets of s., 100, of which 800 arc
claimed exempt.
Perry II. Wolcott, n creamery prOprie-
tor of Bridport. has liabilities OF 81, 46S II
and assets of $i.09097. OF which $245 arc
claimed exempt.