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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-05-19


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sto-- y bis Christmas gift ~ hls
daughter.
IL and LIS wife hadn't made Their
daughter Abigail aay Christmas pres
snt f5- g number of years afte' she
vas married. and Mrs JoL rson collda'
stan. II anv longer Sic 5e12ed Pc
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vas MT n4ucL u 4 cup and sauce
bUt Nrs Johnson pIt II Up and SCI
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He g5- bone about II O'Clock. and lis
us- Helped bin of with his overnat
There vas smelling IL one Of tie II
side pockets that stuck out little snc
she sad
WHAT'S this. Peltah:"
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That's the sasser."
ssasser.@' Nrs. Johnson cried o.;
you 6ou'r mean 70 say that you
brought that sasser u Ablgairs back
again.
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and what f0r:@
WAL the cups pretty good prea
snt for on guess. an 7 give EN- u
understand eyd git the sasser neg
year An 'lat'I give en-, ye see
someth.n 70 a7k forard 70 during .
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-05-19
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Washing tOl and way stations
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and way stations cicagO ard Wheeling.
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way stations. Philadelphia and New Iork
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philadelphia Washington, z g-r>ioxn.
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YORK
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stations
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stations, Plila 4. pilis aud N-B YOrs-
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SCI Ag-tss
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-05-19
Commercial Printing.

For years We have paid II sca
attention to the wants o. he
business firms in this ci,y I'd
county and feel tha; We can .-ser
them our experience for ,aeir
money. It will be a fair trade.
Our fine Of Office statioasrs is
in style and finish the hes; lat
can he had. This embrace:
everything used in corrsspon,
dence or in the Office or store.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-05-19

Additional trains leave Baltimore for Union
fridge and Intermediate Stations AT 10 Y a. m
and Is. and 8 Is and II D p. m. and leave
Union Bridge for Baltimore and Inierfnedi-
ATE stations al s. SIS and o. .. m. and
go p m. daily. Except sunday.
Sundays only-Ieave Baltimore for Union
Bridge and Intermediate Stations at 80 III
and - p m. Leave Union Bridge al 8. and
8 % m. and i-01 p. m. for Baltimore and In
termediai. Stations.
Baltimore ant Cumberland VALLEY X. R.
Leave Hagsrst wn for Shippensburg and In
ferTne ia II Stations al ll.00a m. an I'D . m.
For ChamberSburz $50 m. Leave Ship
p rs uTg fer HageTsiOwn an Int rmediate
Starions IL gi0 m. and 255 p. m Leave
ChambeTs' urg l.45 p m.
Trains via AItenwaId Cut-Oh.-Leave Hag-
Stations at 3.2O p. IN. l. ave ChamberShurg
for Hsgerstown and intermediate Stations at
Sf8 m.
Leave Rocky Ridge for Emmitsburg at $50
and 1872 a. M. and 800 and $50 p. m Leave
Emmitsburg for Rocky Ridge at 7.55 and 9.55
q. m. and 2.55 and $50 p. m.
Leave Bruceville for Frederick at s.38. $50
and 1910 a m. and f. IS, and 6.45 p. m.
| cave Bruceville for Columbia, Littlestown
and Taneytown at 9.47 a. III. and S.45 p. m.
leave Frederick for Baltimore at 80 a. M
and 300 and AS p. m.
Connections at Cherry Run. w. Va.-B 4 o.
pass niger trains leave Cherry Run for Cum.
berland and intermediate points daily at
SIS m hicsgo Express, dai Y. at I2iap. m
Pittsburg and Cleveland Exp ess, daily, at
IFS p. IN.
'Daiiy All Others daily exceI Sunday
H. GRIswOLD, F.M.H DWELL,
Gent Traffic Manager. Gen I Pass Agt
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-05-19
BOOK PUBLISHING.

We make specially Of 3 (
ard Pamphlet Printing and IN
show samples Of our wor. in
this line that must interest you
We also do newspaper and a..
azine work and general compo.
sition
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-05-19

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-05-19

L YOU have any priniug Of
amy kind 10 do, it it IS only on+
copy or million. come TO u and
talk /, over. We Will be clad
=" see YOU even it We dc no, get
the work. and tina, will no. be-
likely. if price and quality cut,
any figure. Call 10 Sc u with
or without an order.
BAUGHMAN BROS.
Frederick. Md
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-11
TRIO IN COURT.
How Two Men and u Woman Tried to
settle an Argument.

Battery street chivalry brought tire"
persons into city court vest crday, two
OF them being men and the other u
woman. The parties were Toncy Pcrrott,
David Bclislc and Josephine I.atuur Tho
entire trouble started over the question
OF who WIS most in favor with Miss La
tour An argument 'nsUcd ana as a +, suit
the testimony showed that lclislc thought
best to chastisc Miss Ioatour and got as
far as the delivery Of ono slap on tho
taco when ToncY took a hand and 81
attracted pclslc's attention that he
struck her no more.
Belislc was angry and made n COM
plant In the police, the result being
that both were arrested. An investigu-
ton into the affairs led States Attorney
Sherman to make a complaint out for
Bclisles arrest also and the three were
brought into court together. Relislc's
face is scratched and h. claims the marks
were caused hy Toncy. ON the other hand
Toney ana Josephine claim that B,lislc
was marked before he met them. The
case will be completed to-day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-11
Candidates Nominated Yesterday
in the Free Press Voting
Contest.
Friends Of Worthy Young Men and
cure an Education Mt Expense
Of This Paper.

In response to tho announcement cf
the Free Press to send 10 young poo
pie of Vermont either to college or
business college. the names of n num-
Der of ambitious young students were
Immediately sent in and these stu
dents were thereby nominated to par
ticipate in the contest. The public is
not slow 10 appreciate the opportuni-
tics offered in this contest and inter-
est Is already running high in the
matter.
We print to-day the standing of the
contestants, corrected up to four
o'clock yesterday afternoon and with
n large number of new nominees The
territory embraced in this contest in
cludod the entire state and all will
have an equal chance whether rcsid
ing in the larger towns and cities or
in the most remote hamlcts or viii
lagos.
Donald OBrion of Burlington takes
the lead to-day for ono of the college
prizes. James Smollins dropping to
second place.
Price Dodds of Burlington enters
with 500 strong. in class two for Il bus
mess college prize.
Every town should have candi.
date. You are the one to see that your
town is represented. Send in the name
to-day before friends have pledged
their support to some out-of-town can
didatc. Cut out the nomination ballot
on page > and mail it to-day.
At four o'clock yesterday afternoon
the vote stood as follows:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-11
OLD STORY RETOLD..
Arthur Hathaway ArrniEncd for Drunk
Disclosed ON Soldier.

The same old stranger" story APP
pcarcd in city court yesterday morn
ing when Arthur Hathaway. otherwise
known as Tab. was asked to disclose
where he got the liquor upon which he
became drunk. Tab pleaded guilty to
being drunk and was fined s. and costs
of 1919. which he was unable TO pay.
1t was discovered that he had been as
sisted by the city and he was asked to
disclose. He told Judge Mower that
while on the way home he met two
soldiers near the old stone brewery
and that they asked him TO drink. He
helped them polish off what liquor
they had and then thought it was up
to him and he gave one of the men so
cents. with which he went somewhere
and got a pint OF whskey. Tab said
he had never seen either of the soldiers
before. He is now in Jail serving the
alternate sentence of ten days
Frank Lavally also pleaded guilty
yesterday to being drunk He was fin
ed IS and costs of S9.79, which he paid.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-11
SALARIES FIXED
City Attorney to Get $500 with
No Bonus.
No Other Changes In the List-(O
stable Farley's ShOrtagc-Grnnitc
Drinking Fountain Given by
WillinmstOwn Man.

There was not a ntrmur about tho
trouble in the street department at the
special meeting of the board OF alder
men, held last night, despite the fact
that interesting Developments were en-
pectc1 The only items of particular in
tcrest were those relative 10 the salaries
of city officials and to the deficit in
Constable Farlcy's accounts. When the
committee appointed to consider salaries
reported. an increase of sleo per year
was noted ir the salary Of the city at
torncy. the amount being Increased fiom
500 to s6n. Alderman MeaGhsr moved
that the salary be fixed at $40 and that
10 bonus be given at the end of the year.
IS has been The case in the rast two
years. This motion was opposed by AL
dermer Taft. Reeves and Morgan. A
yea and nay vote was called fer and the
motion WAS carried by vote of six TO
three The vote WAS as follows:
Voting yes--Aldcrmen Coffey. Court
ncy. GERMAN, Parker. Meagher and
Stills.
Voting no-Aldern,en Taft. Morgan and
Reeves.
The resolution fixing the salaries was
then passed. The salary Of the engineer
~ the fire dera: tmcnt is increased SlC0
and the salary Of the health officer is
reduced $50. Otherwise tho salaries are
the same as paid last year. They are as
follows:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-11

Los Angeles and Mr.. Greene speaks Gu
Enthusiastically OF the growth Of that city
and OF the general hospitality of the peo-
ple OF the Pacific coast, but adds that
in all his travels he failed to find cleaner
or more beautiful city than Burlington.
The many friends hero Of Charles Il.
Miner, now of Los Angeles, will regret
to learn that he is in poor health. Edwin
Haynes, q nephew Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Greene, who has been spending the win
ter in Missouri, returned home with
them.
J. b. Henderson and J. J. Flynn have
purchased of the University of Ncr-
mont tho so-called starr Farm. on
North avenue. for $500. The proper
ty consists of about 100 acres of land
along Lake Champlain. with consid-
erablc frontage of sandy beach. 1t was
given to the university by pr. l.. II.
Williams of Philadelphia some 20
years ago and about score of summer
cottages, together with II club house
belonging to the Mohican club. have
been erected on leased lots. 1t Is di-
rectly on the line Of the Rutland. Cana
dian railroad and local trains stop
there during the summer.
The remains of Miss Frances Mcr.
ril who died in Plymouth. y. H., Mon.
day, will arrive in this city this evening
on the SIS train and be taken to the
undertaking rooms of a. T.. Clement. from
which place the funeral will be held Fri
day morning. with interment in the Mer-
rill cemetery in Winooski. Miss Merrill
had been i'll some time with Bright's dis
ease. undergoing an operation at a. Boston
hospital several months ago. since which
time she has gradually failed until the
end came Monday. She was the daughter
Of the late A. j. and Fannie Merrill and
was born in 1874 in the house. which is
now the Fanny Allen hospital. where she
lived many years. The deceased is sur
vived by three sisters Mrs. Cornela
Stone Of this city. Mrs. Cassius Robin
son of South Royalton and Mrs. Seth
AIunson of Boston and two brothers. Fred
L. Merrill of this city and Daniel of New
York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-11

Tic matter of the deficit of about 500
in Constable larley's accounts WAS
brought up and Clerk Nc Mahon stated
that the books and papers had been turn
ed over in accordance with the resolution
passed at Il recent meeting. The clerk
was then instructed to notify MIR. Far
ley's bondsmcn OF the shortage.
a resolution was passed accepting the
offer OF Il granite fountain. This fountain
is rendered by Lewis NJ. Scavcr Of VIII
Jamestown. II is 10 be built of granite
Land weighs five tons. There are drinking
places for people. horses and dogs. Tho
location of the fountain has not been de-
| tcrmin"d.
| Herald stevens, former superintendent
of streets. rendered report tor the tirlo
covering the period from the last annual
report to the time he severed his conncc-
ton with the department.
The bonds OF Peter Sheeran. +. n.
Frcchette, j.. q. Sinclair and l.. Z. Grant
were received and accepted. u. w. C.
Clapp also presented bond but IA 1t
had NOT been referred to the city attor-
hey as TO its sufticiency no action OH It
was taken.
| The street comm ssiontlS reported in
favor of petitions for sewers in Convent
square and the extension of King street
The reports were accepted and placed
ON file
| A resolution MIS- passed authorizing tho
city treasurer tn borrow $40" for rou'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-11
E. G. NASH INJURED.
Thrown Out Of His Delivery Wagon by
a Runaway Horse.

f.. G. Nash, proprietor Of the Way
side Inn met with a painful accident
about noon yesterday as he was drv-
ing his bakery delivery team down
South Winooski avenue. Mr.. Nash had
como from the driveway back OF the
Hayward block and was starting down
the street. when. warned by the cries
of bvstanders. he looked back UP the
street and saw runaway horse, at
tachcd To u heavy wagon. approaching
at a rapid rate. Mr.. Nash tried 10
drive out of the pathway of The rum
away, hut was unable to do SO, since
load of hay blocked his way on one
side and a delivery team on the other.
The runaway struck tho rear of Mr..
Nash's tear, with force sufficient 10
throw him violently through the air.
Tie fell to the hard road with consd-
cradle force. landing on his back. In
the collision the bakery team was
overturned and the horse fell. Neither
OF the horses was injured and the run
away was stopped at that point. Dr.
T.. A. Burdck, Or. IL. L. Lewis and DR..
+. w. Baylies were nearby and came
to Mr.. Nash's assistance. and he WAS
carried to his home on Bank street in
Or. Lewis's carriage.
The force of the fall injured Mr..
Nash about the head. back, shoulders.
hips. arms and right leg. During the
afternoon he was kept under the in
Huence Of opatcs and was much pain
ed in the stomach and chcs, Whether
he is injured internally could not be
determined yesterday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-11
WEDDING AT CATHEDRAL.
Richard O'COnnOr and Miss Katherine
smith Married Yesterday.

Another spring wedding Occurred at
ing at $50 o'clock. when Miss Kath.
crime Smith and Richard O'Connor were
united in marriage oy the Rev. p. j.
Barrett. The church was prcttily dec
grated with cvergrccns and flowers.
The bride was charmngly gowncd in
a Nile green costume trimmed with
Battenberg lace and wore a black
Ciainsborough hat. She also carried
white carnations. The bridesmaid
Miss Eleanor smith of Rutland, a sis
tor of the bride, was attired in blue
silk. The groom's attendant was his
brother Matthew O'Connor. The ush-
crs were John O'Connor, brother Of
the groom. and Alfred Fredettc
After the ceremony at the church the
happy party repaired to tho home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Smith of 1s6 North Battery street,
where Il reception was held and re-
fresiments served. They then went to
the railroad station and left on the
f0:lo train for Montreal amidst show
| crs of rice and the booming Of railroa d
torpcdoes. Upon their return they
will be at home at IS Pine street.
Many beautiful presents were ten
dered. among them being s25 in gold
from the Algonquin club, Of which the
groom is steward The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Smith
of North Battery street, and the groom
the son of Mrs. Nora OConnor OF
LOOMS street. Among those from out
Of town who attended the wedding were
Miss Eleanor Smith OF Rutland. Mrs.
John and Miss ODonnid of Richmond,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Babcock Of Will
liston and Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. V. Clay of
Worcester. Mass.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-11
WE GIVE =. & n. GREEN
TRADING STAMPS.
A Free Premium 20 Caah
Purchasers.

struction work by the water department.
this sum to be paid back by the depart
ment out of its receipts.
a resolution was passed authorizing the
city treasurer to borrow sum not to
exceed $4,000 IL pay the accrued and
accrung liabilities.
The assistant judges notified the board
that they had fixed the per diem OF
the license commissioners at 50.
a petition for a sewer in Myrtle street
was referred to the street commissioners
Tho following bills were ordered paid:
+. O. Sinclair. 1871 Burlington Light X
Power Co.. s2l2j-: Barnes & Stanley
$500: postage for trca surcr's Office. s63.6A ,
w. J. Buckley e. Co.. s2.35; +. II. Jordou.
s234: water department from April - to
May ., $55s99. Bcllman & Sanford. So
o52.5o
The following licenses were granted .
II. II. Papn, hack; linen Union, push
cart: NJ Dorm. hotel: +. T.. White, hack ,
NJ. \. Lessor, carter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-11
DIED.

SMTTfI-At his home. in this city. MAY
4. Loomis J. Smith, in the cath year OF
his age
WAGER-At his homo. INl Pearl street,
May >. 1905. Sanford Wager, NJ. H., ged
S. years.
BURNHAM-In East Montpelier. April
30, 1905. Mrs Ann W. Iurnham in ,hs
ssth year or her age.
MUNSON-Saturdl evening ut 1850.
esed 10 weeks, Donald Wesley son OF
Mr.. and Mrs l.. \. MunSon.
ELlSs-At his homo III WilistOr. AZ $50
a. NJ, May $, 1905, John Bliss, in his 1Gth
NNAr.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-11
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

H'hc preliminary reading: for the Kings
ley prizes will be held next week. The
following students will he allowed to-
compete in this first reading: From the
sophomore class. r. b. Barlow. w. \.
Barlow Fairchill. Hewitt. Murphy.
Pcasc. Page. Rice. Stone. Vaughan. from
the freshman class, r. Barnard. Brown
ell Copeland Croker. lIeinngcr. Mas.
ter, Swascr. futile, l., J.. Smith and
Spraguc. The selections arc to lo short
bros. selections.
The Varsity hail team easily defeated
Norwich at Athletic park Thursday the
itli by a score of to D, On "Wednesday
i.hiph was defeated by !. score Of ~ To
: Lchsh plays alaiu this AFTERNOON.
syracuse Friday and Saturday and
'urts next Thursday and Friday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-11
PROBATE COURT.
Summary Of Business Transacted Dur.
ing Two Weeks Ending May 10th.

Estate of Annie sullivan, Burlington
Julia A. McGrath appointed admins
tratrix
Estate of Maria McGarghan. Rich
mont. Administrators annual account
ing filed.
Estate of Susan M. Hogan. Burling-
ton. Catherine G. Hogan appointed adj
ministratriX.
Estate OF Eliza J. Petty. Burlington.
Henry G.. Petty of Argyle, n. V. ap-
pointed administrator.
Estate of Margaret Hogan. Burling-
ton. License to sell real estate grant
ed.
Estate OF Eugenia lsham Bryant.
Williston. J. ii. Bryant appointed ad-
mnistrator.
Estate of Gilbert Morton. Essex. c.
r. Davis appointed administrator.
In re Albert Ostcyec. South Burling-
ton Gnsanc). Committed to the Vermont
state hospital for insane at Water.
bury.
Estate Of William Loring Waldo.
Burlington. Will proved; Thomas L.
Daley appointed administrator.
Estate of John Hamilton. Colchester.
tor.
Estate of william IT. Spear. Burlng-
ton. License to sell real estate grant
cd.
Estate Of Curtis L. Pratt. Milton
License to sell real estate granted.
Estate Of James +. Picrson, South
Burlington. Executors annual settle
mcnt filed.
Estate of james P. TAlcott. Willis
ton. Settlement of the administrator
account; decree of distribution made
Estate of =. n. Marsh, Colchester
II. ]. White appointed administrator.
Estate of Albert hudson. Hines
burgh. Administrator inventory fill
cd; assignment Of homestead to widow.
Estate of LOOMS ]. smith, Burling-
ton. Herald Stevens appointed admin
istrator; c. I. Smith and Henry Greene
commissioners and appraisers.
In re Nancy II. Chase Essex Gin =
capable wardD. Chauncey W. BrownSl
appointed guardian.
Estate of Albert II. Robertson, Coll
chester. Application for settlement
and decree; hearing May 90.
Estate of Hannah *, Wellman, Bur-
lington. Will filed for probate; hear
ing May 90
Estate Of Charlotte Carlin. Burling-
ton. Application for license to sell real
estate; hearing May 10
Estate of Sanford Wager, Burling-
ton. Will filed for probate; hearing
May 81.
Estate of Orvis II. Ellis, Burlingt ton.
Application for license to sell real es-
tate; hearing May ~.
Estates Of Henry McNuIty and Mary
McNulty. Underhill. john W. McNulty
Of Colchester appointed administrator;
l.. ". Henry and Michael Leddy COM
mssioncrs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-11
BARRE MAY GET WOODEN MILL

The Barre Merchants ASSOC istion has
received a communication from A. PARTY
IN Springfield. Mass, asking for informa-
ton concerning the Inducements which
might be given to u good sized WOODEN
mill should the managers decide TO locate
there. Tho secretary was instructed to
communicate with the parties and they
will leave no stone unturned tn bring the
mill to Barre as II would work give
work 10 = large number of girls who
have no opportunity To procure employ
mcnt ut the present time.