Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-12

i"nr on inc chlldren nave all died W1tl-
IN u few years. and. it is alleged. all
died under suspicious and peculiar cir
cumstanccs, but not until the death of
little Lila did the indignation Of the
t~ownspcopl" reach tho point where
they determined to have an invcstisa-
tion.
MlLEAGES ALSO STOLEN.
II has been learned that the burglar or
burglars wlo dcst,oilod the safe of the
Woodsto"k halfway company at Wood
stock Thursday night carried off mileage
DOCKS on that road covering about 4,eI
miles. Tho Respective numbers of these
miles are : and .. which were tied togcth"r
and ~ to -. inclusive. These were not
among the effects found by the officers on
the railroud tracks at Hartford. where
the hand car on which the burglars had
travelled from Woodstock was pushed
down the bank. 1t was also learned from,
railroad employees that two suspicious
looking men were seen stealing a ride on
IL frcigh, train going north about sin
q clock Friday morning. one was tail.
with bright red hair. and the other short,
with - heavy black mistache. The mon
wor" heard from later at Roxbury. whcr,
~ WI Nv 'Ii.n. III tlllftlS IltbllZ
the Inc If tho Central m were mo-
tired of the hurglarics carly Friday morn.
ing ana so were the authorities in nearby
towns in Sew Hampshire.
LARGE HERD CONDEMNED.
Victor Spear of Randolph, chairman
of IN" state cattle commission. was in
feachlm last week to slaughter % out of
90 ,,..l Ia. ~ t
Evans of ST. Johnsbury did the testing.
Mr.. Spear says the vigorous administra-
ton of the law in regard to bovine tubor-
crlosis, as begun by Governor Bell Sow
eriI years ago, is fast stamping out the
disease and he hopes tho State may soon
$50 the last of it. Tho farmers have dis
covered. however. that eternal vigilance
is the price OF a healthy herd.
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVEN-
The 31th annual convention of the Yer
mont Sunday School association will be
held ut st. Johnsbury October II, II and
~. The sessions will open on the even
ing of the l1th, and the convention will
close ON the evening of the 10Th. The
programme promises many good things.
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Workers Of Vermont will participate. While
International Chairman W. n. Hartshorn
and Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner. intcrna-
tional field worker, are to be among tho
speakers from abroad. Mrs. Brynor is
one Of the most effective Sunday school
workers of the world. ana has accom-
plishod rrnlartahlc results since coming
to the international work three years ago.
She has visited Mexico twice and organ
;,ad tho curd,, ..h.o, fn..o,
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Sho l. mo u,.,,,,. .or,,ih,,,nr nf rfan,am
tnrv c,ndod Lesson Helms 70 ,ha S,,mda,.
scboo, riu,., >s ,I,, ,or, .nn.l"r
ebo b.s .,.,t m,rro,i, newer S.,. ,ha
ohfo s,rI,v s,h,n1 Worko,. "ynH c,
not grt away fro,, ber ,ddrossos" rb.ir
man uartshorn is leading tbc fo,re. ~
the international associntion with no.
prkab bic success. Possessed .s ,,r,o
means and Il larger heart. he is nuttinr
both fully into tho work. He has a
statcsman'. grasp Of the situation and
is insuirinC confluence among his asso.
crate Mr. '''r'sh"rn writes; Unless
which doo. NOT now onno,r nrovo,ts mo-
will be present ON "Wednesday. October
;. anu sneak III Inc evening. VIII GER
t,inly give q GOOD solid DAYS work to
tho good of the people OF Vermont"
WOMANS SCALP TORN OFF.
d.. ,u.,i,u 800
l., on, -, ,ha ,.oo. nt, 49,, ~
,. $780,
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threads and Looked through the machine
l." see II the warp was all right. ana her
h"lr' "or" Ill pompadour style caught
"' a sore" near inc head OF the loom. The
screaming woman struggled to free her.
SER but found TINS impossible and WIS
rapidly helhs drawn INTO the machinery.
She then braced herself with her hands
and body against the loom, and tho entire