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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
FRIDAY NIGHT AT THE STRONG.

Nat Goodwin's great success. "When
We Were Twenty-One." was presented
at The Strong Theatre Friday night to a
fair-sized audience. The piece has not
been seen here since William Morris
was presented in it. about two seasons
ago. Last nights production was In
every particular as good as it's prcdeccs-
sOr. Dudley EarnwOrth's Richard
Carew was one of the clcvcrest bits
of acting seen here in some time and
Richard Taber's Imp could not be i'm
proved upon. Miss Wnifred Voorhees, as
Phyllis Erickson was at all times de-
lightfuliy girlsh and convincing. In fact
the entire company was very much bet
ter than the usual road attraction.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
NOTED CASE SETTLED.
Suit of q. NJ. CosgriH and Wife vs.. Dr.
r. Il. McSwccny Will Not he Tried.

The case of &. NJ. and Margarie M. Cos.
grif vs.. Dr. p. Il. McSweeney has been
settled and discontinued The terms OF
discontinuance are not announced but il
is understood that DR.. insolvency did no,
pay any damages and that both sides are
to pay their own costs.
This case was brought for alleged mall
practice, which consisted OF an operation
ON Mrs. Cosgriff for appendicitis, from
which it was claimed she did not fully rec
cover. The case was once tried in Chit
tendon county court and occupied foul
weeks. some sensational evidence being
submitted. The trial resulted in n disa'
greemcnt. 1t was set for trial at the pres
ent term of court and a struck Jury was
drawn. There have been various rumors
that the case would be settled but the
agreement has Just been reached ana the
case stricken from the docket.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
LETTER TO q. II. RAY,
BurllngtOn.

Dear Sir: What's the penalty for max
ing or selling short-measure paint in your
state?
And does 1t make any difference. If
three-fourths of the paints are short
measure?
In seven pints full-gallon or a fool
gallon?
What's the penalty for making or sell.
ing whitewash for paint?
Is whtewash paint. If mixed with a
little paint and labeled pure mixed
paint" or something like that?
Put We don't intend to go into the
business We make Devoe lcad-and- zinc
full-mcasure ana true
Yours truly.
= IT, W. DEN OF. Il GO.
i. . The e. s. blodgctt & C.. sell our
paint.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
RECENT DEATH.

The death is announced at Bloomfield
\. j., September 10, after an illness of
several months, OF Frederic Theodore
Camp. third son of the Rev. Norman W.
Camp, ID. d.. and Matilda T.. Hopkins,
and grandson OF the late Bishop Hop
kns.
Mr. Camp was born at Rock Point in
1919 and for the last twenty-five years
was n resident of Bloomfield, n. j. He
was full member OF the Episcopal
Church. He leaves a wife, two sons and
one married daughter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
DEATH OF j. G. KELLEY.
Wns Proprietor Of Church street GrOc.
cry store for IL Ycnrs,

james 6. Kelley died Thursday morning
at 81" clock at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital Of complication of disease.
The d. ceased had been III three
weeks and went 10 the hospital "A week
ago Thursday. lie was 10 years old and
was born in this city. his parents moving
here from Ireland. He conducted gro
Gerry store on Church street for 10 years.
RETIRING from that business four years
ago. II" ~ survived by two brothers and
a Sister. Edward of Seattle. Wash. Mich
a,l j. of Chicago and Miss Mary A.
Kelley of this city
I'm" funeral was held sunday
afternoon from st. Mary's Cathedral. with
intermcnt in 81. Ioscph's cemetery.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28

lie may well think he has got OF
cheap. who. after having contracted con-
stipati"n or indigo Sticn. is st.l able to
perfectly rcstrr" his II. 1lth. Nothing VIII
do this but Dr.. Kings New Life Pills
a quick pl, asant. and certain cure for
headache" constipation. etc. Pc at J. w
O'SuliVan'S drug store; guaranteed. All
druggists
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
ORGANIZATION CONTINUES

The question OF the continuance of the
association led to n lengthy discussion.
IN which manv deloga participated.
Expressions we're heard on all sides Ia
keep the organization alive and no one
spoke IN favor o. disbaniina l.. c. Grant
az Burlington SAID the present board of
officers did not wish to he understood AS
desiring tn" association Ia iisband The
present board. he said. in declining TO
serve longer. did so. believing that the
various offices should h. filled by young
or men who are actively engaged rs fire.
men, He urged all 10 wake I'm to the
benefits which would arse from a live
organization.
John II. Donnelly of Vcrgenres said his
heart and soul hal been for the best in
tercsts of the association but he said new
blood was needed in the board Of Officers
and he believed an entire change would
be for the Rest interests Of the assoc,a.
ton. IT new board Of officers would
take as much interest as the old board
HAS there would be no question about
the success Of the organization.
Cther; who spoke in favor of kcepinp
up the organization werc Sidney SNYDER
ana 1. T.. hopkins Of Winoo.kj IL
Miner or Vergennes Moses Murray of
burlington, George 4. kdder of Middle,
hury William Hadey OF Fair Haven. C.
NJ Davis OF Morrsville. Il. S. Warrc,
Of johnson. W. II. Norton Of Verccnnes
G.. b. GLADDEN. of Barre. T.. NJ. ronin nj
barre IL. o. Kent of Nontpelicr H.
seph J. Morta OF Middlehury ard A. w
Coote Of St. Adams.
NEW OFFICERS.
Officers for the year ensuing were el,c,
ed as follows:
President-H. o. Kent OF MONTPELIER
First c-president-Charles Fl steven.
of Winoosk.
Second -presidcnt-John II. Don.
nelly OF Vereennes
Third OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES F. Rich q,
Middlebury.
Fourth ice-president-R $. Warner q,
Johnson.
Fifth vice-presidcnt.- &. Buck OF Ran.
dolph.
S-cretary-E. n. Moore Of Bennington
Treasurcr-L. c. Grant of Burlington
Executive committce-Fred Bigwood o,
| WinooslSi, A. w. Coote OF st. Albans, o.
NJ. Davis of Morrisville. w. II. Farrell OF
MOutpcuVis
Auditors-Moses Murray of Burlineton
d r. Carmody OF Fair Haven.
international representatives.. D. Mi.
ner of vergennes.
statistician-M Moses Murray OF Burlng.
ton.
A vote Of thanks was extended to the
George NJ Stevens company Of Boston for
the exhibit OF their fire alarm system
and the representation Of the company
Wilbur Tiffany was elected an honorary
member OF the flreman's association.
John II. DOnnelly Of Vergennes pro-
posed two amendments to the constitu-
ton both OF which were accepted. The
first amendment was to section of ar
ticle /. admitting chief engineers to lifu
membership for 81 instead of 50. Tho sec
ond amendment was to section of article
Is. making the regular life membership fee
81 instead Of %.
BOATRIDE IN THE EVENING.
The boatride In the evening was pro.
vided through the hospitality of the
members of the State I'iremen's ASSOC
| citation who reside in Burlington. The
party. when numbered ~ Of the mem
bcrs and their invited guests. left or
the steamer Chateaugay shortly afts,
i've o'clock. The company wa,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QCININE
tablets. All druggists refund the money
If it fails to cure.
box. 25c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
WITNESSES SWORN.

the witnesses for the State were then
sworn and John Crowley was called t.
the stand. Attorney Cushman asked t,
have the witnesses excluded from tn,
court room and the discussion of that
question occupied tho time until nvf
q clock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28

49, :" ~ sI"' .n mvn
I,yssrS ,, sm" "p rnr
~ aa mou y y "a
M .r,,s, ~ ii.,s,, ~" ~
r ~"s. '0'S Sh U
$500 ,,s - ~
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28

If YOU feel too tired for work or
pleasure take Hoods Sarsaparilla-it
cures that tired feeling.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
ADV ERTISED LETTERS.

List of unclaimed letters in the bur
lington pustofice for the week ending
September 49, 1866:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28

Many woman Ia weak and sick,
nervous and discouraged. She suffers
from hesdachs. backache and other ills.
She wants to be well, but all she does
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
DRAWING THE JURY.

Drawing the jury proved to be a diff E.
cult task. AS soon as the first II names
were called Acknowledgement Fits stated
what the case was and then began to
question the jurors. Many were excused
because they had formed an opinion OF
the case. some objected to capital punish
ment and some We're excused by the right
of challenge. When court adjourned at
five o'clock the panel was not complete.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
TRIAL. TO CONTINUE

AS soon as this evidence was complete, d
Judge liasclton and Assistant Judge ;
Allen and Lyon retired to consider whetl,.
,er the trial should continue. When thoy
re turned Judge Haselton said
I'VE have heard the testimony and ha, G
observed the respondent as the evidence
came out and we are all agreed and have
no reasonable doubt as to his being at
the present time in such condition that
he ought to stand trial"
Attorney Cnshman asked for an excep-
ton to the ruling of the court and it wal
noted. Court then adjourned until tive,
,..ln
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
WOMEN'S LIST.

WOMEN ) LIST.
Minnie Nay Berry, Amanda ChauS,a ere
Mrs. c. S. Clark. Mrs. +. II. Clark, Mrs
Nellie Doroche. Ida Fletcher Stella Fish
er. Sarah Garfield. Nellie German, Mrs
William Hubbard, Mrs Edward s. John.
SON.. Miss G. il. Lewis, Mamie McWil-
lians. Carrie Morris, Ida Peters. Mrs. lisa
bel Parker. Mrs. j. J.. Sanborn, Jessie
Thomas, Mrs. Wclton. Mrs. II. +. Wick.
ers
MEMS LIST.
G. u. Allen, S. Baker, w. Bridge, Sydney
Brown. Huchair Beleure. y. Il. Bruce
Homer Clark, II. w. Curtis. Lewis Cenate.
Stanislaus Charron,, a. f. Drew, William
Firber, t. Fildeman, Henry Geangrow,
William j. Hamel. Elmer liaZeltino, Vic
tor Lacross $. J. Murphy. Israel Mer-
cier, Fred Maynard. Thomas /. Noyes
Chaunccy Osgoud. w. r.. Parsons, John
Rusty. y. j. sherman. r. w. Sibiey, L. b
Sutton. Seymour Tcfft, Hiram Wrn. john
r. Whitaker, William Wall
WINOOSKI OFFICE
Charles l.. Hickey, Mrs Clara Yonn..n
Miss Purley Ksey, Josephine Langley
ScouX Leonard, Tucker Belle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
DIR. BERRY.

Dr. w. n. Berry. proprietor of the Lake
View sanitarium said he had made seven
examinations of Williams at different
times He said he thought that Williams
was either insane or was Stimulating in.
sanity
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
VERMONT FlREMEN
Sixteenth Annual Convention
Held Here Thursday.
Sentiment Overwhelmingly In Favor Of
Continuing the Orga ntlOn--Ncw
Officers E1ected-BOntridc ON
the Chntenuguy.

The sixteenth annual convention of the
Vermont State Tircmen's ASSOCIATION was
held in this city Thursday afternoon. Inc
regular work of the convention was dc-
cotnplished at the session held III city
hail in the afternoon, while the gathering
was brought to q close with II boat rid"
ON the steamer Chateaugay in the even
ing.
The convention opened at tvn o'clock.
President II r. Carmody Of Fair iiaven.
presided. President Carmody nrst called
upon Mayor james r. Burke. who. after
extending IL welcome to the mt mbcrs OF
tic convention. urged the Importance of
continuing the association. He SAID he
had heard it reported that tie association
was TO distand but he thought the state
of Vermont is i'll able to lose 1t. lie
thought the state Firemcn's assoc iation
ought to- receive financial aid from the
Legislature or from the fire insurance
COMPANIES. which stand 50 in nDcu of
the assistance of the fire companies.
OLD OFFICERS DECLINING 10
SERVE LONGER.
President Carmcdy then stated mat
the present board Of officers had a."Nddy
served for a long term and they de-
clined to serve longer. lie rec ,eni2cd III
WARM terms the services Of l.. {. Gran.
of Burlington. treasurer of the aasoca-
ton, who has given at all times "i his
trno and counsel i'm the interests %: the
association.
The roll was then called and 80 members
Hrd delegates responded TO their names.
The reports of the secretary and of the
treasurer were submitted ard accepted.
yRi:ASURER'S REPORT.
The report Of the treasurer. l.. &.
Grant Of burlington, showed the total
receipts of the year to have been S.3l. 6l
ana the disbursements. $685. leaving a
tuance on hand Of Sl3s2S
hc report of the secretary, t.. D.
Moore Of Bennington. showed the total
receipts for the year tn have been slsS.
with disbursements of $N3.So. showing re-
cCip,s over expenses to be ssa1o. The roll
call for this meeting consists Of the fol-
l"win. members in good standing: Life
members. SO: fire companies %: total &C.
tive members, 49,
Continuing. the report sad: Soon az
ter our association was organized ".
suffered serious loss by the change from
volunteer to paid fire depa rtments III
the cities of Burlington and Rutland.
thereby taking from our member ship
some II fire companies ard the cnthus-
iasm of the members Of the old NOlunte y
department seemed TO pass with them.
which finally led the ma tioritv Of those
members who were charter members OF
the association TO gradually drop away
from our meetings and our once goodly'
roll call was depleted by this movement
to the number of about B. MEMBERS Nom
bership was thereafter uncertain and the
omission of the tournament in ooiMec =
ton with the annual convention appears
to have been another serious drawback,
as tho Tournaments werc always success
mi
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
BOATRIDE IN THE EVENING.

The boatride in the evening was pro.
vided through the hospitality of the
members of the State Firemen's ASSOC
citation who reside in Burlington. The
party. when numbered ~ Of the mem
bors and their invited guests, left OF
the steamer Chateaugay shortly afts,
i've o'clock. The company wa.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
LOUIS MARSHALL.

Louis Marshall another nurse who mas
been at the hospital during tie entire time
Williams has been there, gave testimony
similar to that given by Mr.. Roberts and
M Gates, adding that he had found VIII
lrilns asleep on the closet floor, telling of
conversing with him about his trip TO the
Philippines and seeing that williams In
walking frequently hit his heels against
the floor with considerabl force.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28
DEFENSE MAKES NO STATEME,

Attorney Cushman was asked if h.
wished to make statement but tina
he replied that he had nothing to ss,
at that time.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28

DR.. d. J.. Shirres Of Montreal. an OK
pert on insanity. testified that he OK
;tnined Williams last spring and made
another examination Wednesday. tie said
lie could not see any reason to change
the opinion formed last spring. lie did
not think Williams was insane.
DIR. ANDREWS.
Or. c. u. Andrews. member Of ia.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-08-04
Exeoutor'n Notice

Esta e Of Aldic Carson, deceased.
The " ftTra4faaa- -hAsisa9 been appoint
ed Exs cu,or of the last will and rsst:-
ment f Aldic Carson late Ut The cnun-
ty OF PruaerS and state Of Colorado,
decea ed. hereby gives notice that lie
VIII ,pear before the county court OF
Prowt hrs county. at the court house n
Lama at the september term on the
first, tuesday, In September next. At
which time all persons having inns
agains said estate are notified and
reQueS lied to al tend for the purpose of
havin the same adjusted. All per-
sons Indebted 10 said es ate are re-.
qucsts I'D to make immediate payment
to thnh Undersigned
lpatcd August lst. a. d l!0j.
JOHN G.. CARSON
EX, cntu.
First hub Aug, I
Last Pub. Aug %.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-08-04
TIME TABLE

GOING WEST.
No.fl. local passenger. : las a. m
No. 5f-Deaycr express. l3:30 =. IN
No. s3-Wav freiRht...... 7:3O =. m
No. 7-passenger .... 5:l5 y. m.
come EAST.
No. 2-paSSenger. .. l2:55 y. M.
No. 6-kansas City and
Chicago Express ....f 3:37 4. m.
No. 8-Mcxico and Cali
fOrnix Express. ....s log u. m.
No. l0-Chicago Fast mail ll:s0p m
No. s4-WAy freight ...... 3:05 p. m.
All passenger trains except Nn..
and 10 carry tourist and Pullman
Eleep"rs. Nos 8 and 10 carry day
coaches and Pullman sleepers.
No. q carries .thr,ugll s.eepers To
st. Louis via Kansas City and the
WAbash
An information concerning train
service. tickets. rates, ETC., cheerfully
given. j. II. SNYDER.
Agent.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-08-04
Tho pianon cure

THIS t-htest news from Paris, is that
they b4haye discovered Il diamond cure
for Consumption II you fear con.
sumL Stion'oi pneumonia il will how
ever : thc best for you to take that great
remshf lily mentioned by w. T. Mctioc
of ViSknIeer Tenn. II had cough for
four Heen years. Nothing helped me
until look Or. Kings New Disco .
cry j cocnnsumption. conghs and colds
whitb relave instant relief and Effected
il pc ervAnent cure" Unequahd qui
cureS ner throat and lung trouble. AT
Ikelof,ee = Bros. drug store. price SOC
and rantecd Trial bottle free.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-08-04

A fine boy aIlivou at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l., Hos,edler
Yesterday.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-08-04
Local and Personal.

Plenty of rain.
Hollis has all kind of Bee Shp-
plies for sale.
See the new Crescent bicycles at
Robt. Kings.
Trains running late this week
ON account of washouls.
Septo Suppositor es sure cure
70, ladies'. Holy Pharmacy.
A boz was born To Mr.. and Mrs.
Relish Wednesday,. August End.
Mr.. nd mrs. miles Standish
drove owe. from Coolidge yester-
day.
George Mell,sou. B. Martin aud
Paul Rich, of Coolidgs,were Holly
visitors Wednesday.
L. S. Miilinger is now our city
marshal. he having taken charge
OF that office OH Tuesday.
For Sale or T,aue Good heavy
work horses. j. G. CARSON,
Holly, Colo.
George Wilson is now foreman
of the reservoir work at the fac.
tory. j. r Webster took his
place as gate keeper.
Geo. l. Reid drove across from
Tribune, Kansas, Monday and
took the night train for Lamar.
waere he is engaged III the -Hb-
stract business.
Grant G ARK, the popular and
hustling manager of the Postal
Teeg, aph Office ut La,nar. was in
Holly Sunday shaking hands
wit old frie. DIS.
Found-P .sol, between folly
and the sugar factory. Owner
can have same by calling at this
Office, describing property and
paying for this l.oi.ce
o. +. Cox tl,reshed $50 bushels
Of Apel,z from six acres of ground
last week, a yield OF sixty FIVE
bushels Ter acra. Mr.. Cox says
til s is n great crop to yield in thi.
country, his crop having yielded n
great deal more than it's appear.
ance indicated before cutting. He
also got sixty bushels Of oats TO
tue acre this year and expects to
get ~ tons of heets to the acre.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-08-04

For Hile-one heavy team
mares, que team geldinss weight
l4OO each also an odd mule, good
animal. Fifteen and half hsn6s
high, Weight twelve hundred
pounds, sill buy or sell to mate.
J. e.. Carson. Holly, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-08-04
Hally:Has a Jeveler.

Get your watches and jevelry
repaired by W. A. Griffith, who is
now permanently located in Holly
Fifteen years experience. All
work Guaranteed.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-08-04
Aauspsi.e Party

A pleasant surprise Iarty NAV be
given to your stom1ch and liver, by
taking = medicine which will relieve
their pain and discomfort VIZ: Dr
Kings New Life Pills. They are a
most wonderful remedy aifording sure
relief and cure for headache dizzlne,s
and cUnst fpatiOn. 25c at Ikelmau Bro
The Holly chieftain., 1905-08-04

/ The votl at the special school
election l;ft Saturday was unani-
mously in 4 .vor Of the bonds. not
a siLgle Eote b ing cast. against
the propotition.
Owing 70 inclelnent weather. the
social VIII ith was to have been giy-
en- by III ladies of the NJ. E.
church l{st Saturday night wss
postponed twill be held tomor-
low night in White Bros. new
store building.
NOTICE you have farm
for eale under the Amity canal
you may get buyer provided
price 10 reasonable. by sending
dee cription and lowest price TO
Lock Box PA Long mont, Colora-
do.
Frank Punln, Y, who has been
ably / Hing tie position of stenoa-
rapher for Cashier McMurtry, I
the First National bauk, t,ok tbe
rosi ion of book keeper in the Of
fee of c. Leonarit, contractor on
the sugar factory, this week.
For Asle-one heavy team
mares, que team geldinss weight
l4OO each also an odd mule, good
animal. dfteen and half hsnss
high, feigbt twelve hundred
pounds, Eill buy or sell to mate.
J. G. CARSON. Holly, Colo.
! L. N. Appel returned yester-
day morning from his. trip east !.
He spent three weeks III Chicago
buying goods and the balance Of
the time at his old home in Dav-
enport, Iowa. Contrary to ru-
NOR whifh was current the first Of
the week., Lew returned alone.
----
The thieftain editor and two
daughtefs, Winnie and Lucille
spent Sunday aud Monday in
Manzan9 ia visiting relatives. Man
zanola is one of the pie,.iest
towns inI the Arkansas valley and
is surrorbuded by a very fertile and
well deke'op.d farming country
There alie thousands OF acres oi
orchards, which yield their own.
ers hand lsome returns every year
Ported j. Pres'on who has beer
assistant state engineer, has re.
signed his position and will b
succeed I'd by Chatl, 8 w. Beach
of LssD Alimas. Mr.. Pres
ton wiz accspt a position viii
W. +. 1Bwan, who has charge OF .
numbe Of irrigation projects ir
the MOI 1thwestern part Of the state
Mr. Il each has been connectet
with be ditch companies in th,
Arkansl las valley for long tim,
aud is thoroughly competent.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-08-04

H. j. Gros=up, who has bee,
painting for Ikelman Bros. TO,
some time, returned to his hon.
at Kendall, Kansas. Yesterday.