Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-10-26

rl.e.ani Pellets. the Orig.
nal Little Liver Pills. hr.i PVT M h., him owe
80 years aRo. One q. Two a Laxative. three VI
four cathh'''" |
President, Mrs. w. NJ. stevens; list vice.
prcsid, mt. Miss I.ura Mincklcr; End vice.
president. Mis. Juan Robinson; secretary.
Miss Mary Montgomery; treasurer, MIS-.
William I~IaAcn: executive committee.
Miss Jessie Z. Ross. Mrs. deuel.. Mrs.
Warren Clark. Next were adopted
resolutions of thanks 10 tn" aides Of
South lic'o FOR their kindly hospitality. |
and to superintendent Stone ana Profos-
eor Evans for their able assistance in
the meetings. The last period was de-
voted to the discussion of The Teaching
of English" by Miss Ross, CN-rrcsidont
of tn" association. An open discussion
followed. ono of tho pleasantcst features
of Tia" entire session was tn" cordial
spirit shown to the visitors by the South
Zero ladies, in their capacity of hosts.
rho meetings were very we'll attended,
not 10y teachers alone. hut many inter-
oStod in educational work. Tho conSti'u-
ton states that all friends Of ed,ca-
ton may become mcInhers--a clause that
has already been made use OF. az many
of the present members are not teachers.
y i;tft Oh interest 10 all III lNF COUNTY
was brought out by superintendent
Stone. who said that this is the first in
dependent organization of teachers FOR
within the State. The movement has
his hearty approval and support.
FUNERAL A MILE LONG.
rho funeral of Charles L. Downs. pres
;I.,t ,,,I I r.,r c,,r.r cf thn Lake EDclp-
seen Slate Co. was held ut Fair Haven
Wednesday Oct. IS and IVES the largest
ever held in this village. Delegations of
Elks and knights of Columbus came on
q speciul car from Rutland. The funeral
procession was Il mile long. t.llss frcm
Rutland were honorary bearers and the
body bearers were Knights OF Columbus
from Fair Haven.
RAID ON THE LINE: HOUSE.
The Canadian authorities and United
states customs officials from Eichford
raided tho Lire house On the Abercorn.
Que, road oct. II. The proprietor WAS
absont. i wagon load OF N~ariohs liquors
| was found on the CanaGian srlc # the
lne, and two bottles ~ whisNey were
found on the United States side. mo
liquor wIs confscatoi. TI:is is the Sec
end raid by tho officers OF tho two gov
ern;ncnts this season.
70 RESUME 1NVEST!GATIoN.
The commission whicl, is INVESTIGATING
| state institutions will r1eot at Fellows
uils Cctober 80. 1t is expected that
the investigation of the state PRISON viii
! be closed at this hearing.
OUTSIDE HUNTERS MUST SECURE
LICENSE.
State Fish aud Game Commissioner II.
G.. Thomas has notified all the county
game wardcns that during the open deer
season. October 93-2S inclusive, no hunter
from outside the State will be allowed
t. aunt any game without taking ont a
license to hunt deer. which involves the
payment of SIS. IT is claimed that the
FIRST year nonresident hunters. unde,
prctencc Of hunting partridges. rabbits,
ETC., actually killed deer and this year
the commissioner proposes that such
hunters shall take out a license or keep
out Of the woods. Already three licenses
have been taken out. all by men from
New York city, one application coming
from Windsor. and two from bennington.
reports indicate that deer are rlcntc.,
tliObSil'tA IN
..AD'S HAND TORN OFF.
Joseph Sleeper. an cight-ycar-o!d son
OF {. G. Sleeper OF Nershirc, while work
ing on a thrcshing machine at Trancis
Spears place in that town, suffered AN
injury that resulted in the loss of his
right hand. The young man put his hand
back Of the cylinder of tho machine Ia
clear away an obstruction, and Will.
DOING so his arm caught, literally tear
in- away the hand. DIR. T.. II. Godfrey
found it necessary to h'nputatc IN" arm
half way between the wrist and elbow.
STONE CUTTER SOLD LIQUOR.
Louis Zlncan, a stone cutter at tho
West Dunnerston granite QiIrrics,
pleaded guilty to Il charge Of selling Ii
uuor without a liconxe and was fined $500
by Justice of the Peace Robert Bacon
Of Eratticboro. Tho fine will be paid.
Iancan was arrested 10y Constable T.. +.
1haycr of Brattlcboro on complaint OF
states Attorney II. D., Ryder of Bellows
Falls.
CHANGED WITH OLD BURGLARY.
Henry g.. Hurlburt of Belvidere has
been arrested, taken to Hyde Park, and
placed in Lamoille county Jail to await
the December term of county court on
the charge OF burglarizing Gains Aims
worth's store in Belvidere about three
years ago, while out of state prison on
parole.