Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-01
NEWS OF VERMONT
More Important Events Grouped for
Free Press Rcaders-ltutland 81.
Railway and Chittenden
Power Inspected.


A thorough inspection Of the plants
and property Of the Rutland compan-
| les, which were bonded for nearly
| $500, 900 by the wrecked Merchants
Trust company of New York. was made
Saturday by Otto T. Barnard one of
the receivers of the defunct concern,
and Edward Lauterbach. a prominent
New York lawyer. They were ac-
companied by Senator A. X. Page and
John W. Herbert of New York. A. b.
Colvin Of Glens Falls. Henry Bryant
of Boston, an engineer. General Mana
ger David Fox and Treasurer Charles
II. West of the Rutland street Rail-
way company. The party rode over
| the various lines of tho street rail-
way company in special car. The
visitors, who reached Rutland Satur-
day morning. returned to New York
at midn ght, but refused to make any
| statements for publication. General
Manager Fox says the visit would
| have no Immediate effect on the street
| railway or gaslight companies. Work
| on the Chittcnden power house was
stopped for an indefinite period by
General Manager Fox previous to the
coming of the officials, but the result
of their visit probably will not be made
N''"" ava
BRIGHAM ACADEMY COMMENCE
MEAN /
The events of commencement week
at Brigham Academy in bakersfield,
which are to open Sunday afternoon,
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close with the graduating exercises
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DYNAMITE Exploded IN HIS
HAND
Darwin. the l2-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Pelkov of Pittsford
had MS hand badly l1ccrated by the
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carthage ana lighted II with match.
holdihg II IN ms hahd. The explosion
when followed bleW OFF the thumb and
first and second fingers at the first
JOINTS.
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Joshua Miller, who is employed as
farm hand on the Rufus Spear farm in
Highgate. was arrested saturday on
the charge OF ill-treating Jude. the 49,
ycar-oid-son OF Mrs. Rufus Spear.
inc lad was sent for the cows Fri
day night and. not returning home. a
SeHrCn was maze Tor MIN, ana he was
found at the home OF Mrs. William
Kane, his sister, who lives at IIighgate
Springs. He had been poundcd until
he was badly bruised Miller was ar
raigncd by Justice of the Peace Mel
vim T.. Barr and Stati,'s Attorney w
r. Austin. He was fourd guilty but
was released on hail of s25O for bis an
pcaronce NJ L,r,nl<li, courty court
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