Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-12-28
NEWS OF VERMONT.
More Important Events Grouped fOv
Free Press Rcnders-ShcriH Fish
Of Rutland County AppOints
Deputies.


sheriff Fish Of West Rutland, who sue.
cooded tho late Sheriff Peabody. rs sheriff
of Rutland county. appointed six pf his
deputies Wednesday. MI of his deputios
appointed served under Sheriff Peabody.
md include l.. s. Whitaker of Rutland.
john l.. Smith, ono of the Keepers at the
House of Correction, John ". Policy If
Fair Haven, Il. ~. Boldcn Of Benson ana
Edwin Dunn of Castlcton. Tho other
three old deputies viii be rcappointcd
iatcr.
SIIRlNERS TO MEET IN RUTLAND.
Three hundred shrincrs from all part $
OF Vermont arc expected To he present at
the annual meeting of cairo Temple, A.
y. q. y. NJ. s. in Masonic Temple in Eut-
land Friday afternoon. the 18th. at four
O'clock. At this session petitions VIII hc
iccoivcd. halotcd and thc order communal
htod. Tins Iispsnsaton has hccn re-
rvcd from, IRE Imperial potcntatc, Harry
\. Collins. Three representatives 10 the
imperial council. which VIII bc held at
los Angeles. cal. May and =, aud other
ullicors. viii be elected. The officers will
be installed Immediately after the result
nr the ballots is known. 'rhc Temple will
elected until $50 Friday evening. At this
hour Il reception ANA ball Will DC given i'll
Masonic hall Co.'s orchestra will play.
NERMONr BOYs WIN Scholarship
Several Vermont boys have been award
ID scholarships a. Phillips Exeter Acad-
tmy in Exeter, y. r.. according to the
list announced. Tioy arc rs follow: john
JJuyhp. hollow. In1ls second class
scholarship: Paul A. Raymond. Stowe
and William II. Warren, North Ponfrct
iprcr middle classes. Sibloy scholarship
500, and Phillips scholarship. $50 EACH
Harvey T. Chase. Nottingham. lower
middle class. kineman scholarship. $50,
aud Phillips scholarship Sloo: ralph NJ.
Knight. Bellows Falls. lower middle class,
Phillips scholarship, slGc
SENATOR UOLBROOK DEAD.
Judge Arthu" r. llobrock of I.cming-
ton died Thursda.r morning from the ct-
fccts Of a paralyiic shock which i" SUI
fcrcd the night before. Tho time of the
funeral has not been determined. Arthur
n. fiolhrook was born III bennington, NO
vc,nLcr &. 1899. and was. therefore. tn
years old. Tie was educated in TN" pupllc
schools aud at Colcbrook Academy, Cole
brook, y. ~. lie had been n farmer an
his life owning an estate of GAO acres. Vie
,,,s a member af the constitutional con-
ycnton in 1870. Tic represented LciI''ng-
TON in tic LEGISLATURE Of 1874 aud was
assistant Judge of Essen county court
from 1898 to 1902 At the time of his death
he was the senator from Essex county.
In the Senate Of 1904 lie was chairman
or the committee on federal relations and
Of 1hc Joint committee ON library and
served on the committee on military al
fairs and highways and bridges. u" had
l,ccu clerk treasurer, agent ana luSil'e
of the peace in Lexington tor many
wears He was Il republican in politics and
his religious preference was for tine
Methodist Church. Judge l'olhrook was
united in marriage with Martial g.. daugh-
tor of Judge and Mrs. Elias Lyman OF
t'olchrook y. H.. January Il. 1850. TWO
children. Nlaudc l.. and Harold A., have
been born TO them.
HAS VALUABLE RELIC.
J. +. bennington Of bennington village
last Saturday sold to NJ. II. Roberts OF
Wallngford the old homestead i'll that
Xjllnc. formerly owned by Jaranccl DotN
WHO was born in Rochester. Mass. JnlN
1854; and died November II. 1874. at the
neo of o.. aud was Il soldier in the Ncv"-
lutioliary War and in the War of 1>l2. a
friend Of Cen Washington and n menu
hey of the body guard of Cen Lafayette.
Mr.. Remington is a local descendant of