Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-28

made by a grade Jersey herd. and the
lowest, u cents. by another grade Jersey
herd. One Of the most important les
sons to he learned from these figures In
that success in the dairy business de-
Ponds upon the daIryman than upon the
breed of cattle he keeps; that a thorough
bred dairy IL Just as essential to success
as pure-bred COWS.
STATE TEACHERS MEETING.
Arrangements are hcIng rapidly com
, rletcd for the meeting of the State
Teachers Institute that will open in
Montpelier on Thursday October 49,.
. The opening session will he held at the
state House at 2:3o o'clock in tho after
noon ami Mayor F. NJ CORY will extend
a welcome to the association. In the
evening Of October 70 the session will be
held in Bethany Church after which a
reception to the ladies will be held at
the State House The session NJ October
% will he opened at the State House
with prayer by the Rev. J. Edward
Wright and the evening session Will be
held at Bethany Church On Satufd day
morning tho session at The State House
will be opened with prayer by the Rev.
l.ucius =. Reed. The conferences that
will form. the major part of tho work Of
the convention will Re variously held in
the state House. Bethany Church and
In the School street building of the city
schc oils The problem OF providing &C.
commodations for tho large number of
visitors. pre- bly, nearly 600, is rext to
he confronted by Supt. F. J Browns
Cnt1he and thoce cccintpJ u,i,b liz a..
arranging fer the convention. Tie hotel
accommodations Of the citv are innde.
Iuate to meet tho situation. nenoe the
committee on entertainment plan 10 .rv
I" secure rooms. at least. in private
families for these teachers
RUNAWAY Roy CAUGHT.
Lloyd Hasectt. boy in his 18th wear
ana VINO was the charge of r. X. Eoyr-
ION or Brookfeld ran away or Saturday
ana Tor tine no trace Of his whereabouts
co"Id be learned. Finally it was learn
"n mat n" was seen going toward North
hcld and the police of that place were
nhtihed on sunday A short time after
being notified Chief Hutchinson located
the lad at the home Of n Mrs. Kccfe IN
that part Of Northfeld known as ,Iannv
Hollow and took him TO the police office
where he remained unti, Mr. Bovnton
cane for him. The lad was formerly =
charge ht the city farm in Mon,nc,ar
hut vas bound out tc Mr.. Rovrton ove,
Il year ago for the remainder Of his MN.
ority. He became tired of farm, life and
81 conceived tho idea of striking ont for
hiniseif without any definite end in view
except to get away FROM the farm.
COT INTO THE WORK HORSE
AS result of his unruly ac,ions -,
Center Rutland last Friday. when he
tr'ed to take his infant daughter AWAY
from his divorced wife, Isaac Bennett
OF fittsford will serve a sentence OF u,
DAYS IN the House Of Correction. Ben
h''t visited the home of his wife's sis
Ter. whore his wife has been stavinp
since their separation. and demanded their
ihrant daughter His wife refused 10
give up the child and Bennett took the
hahy away from her. but in the su,ab-
bio, which followed, the mother again
secured the child. This 50 angered Ron
nett that he threatened to kill the woman
ana several other members Of the family
"" cleared out before an officer could
he summoned, hut was captured in Rut-
'and Monday afternoon by Constable
John W. lIanley, who landed his man
only after he had threatened to shoot
Patrick Copps. who tried to take Bennett
away from tho officer. Bennett was ar
rnigned before Justice OF tho Peace w.
w. Wilkins at Center Rutland on three
charges Of breach Of the peace and ono
charge OF intoxication and was found
guilty In each case.