Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-23

luro home for tho aged and disabled. $40
t, the West 1-rattlobnro Cemetery ASSOC
cation, ana after giving specified
amounts To relatives he gives onc-thrd
OF the rcsidu' to tho Brattichoro free
library. ono-third ir the tonGrcEa,i mail
l."t.c Missionary society. and onc-th,rd to
~" An'"r'cdE Missionary association. Or.
n. !, ioltoi' H. named as cNe,u or and
j. We'll remembered with souvenirs, etc.
NEW EHIlpCl COMPLETED.
INC now iron hridgc between Bellows
plankcd AMI painted Wcdn' sday night
ANA ready TO turn over to tho iuspeo tors
Thursday. As soon ~ accepted ny tn"
bridge committee the bridge will hr
thrown open to puhli travel This Will
Il. an imuortaut cN,u IN tho history of
tho towns Of Walpolc and Rockingham
aud yet AN effort to celebrate The occasion
in a hchtiinc manner makes SLOW progress
North Walrole is ready to do lis share.
and unless there is - change in tho pro-
eralnmc Will have to do all the cclchrai =
ing. Members nj tho bridge committee in
bellows Falls say there is no enthusiasm
here. and no marked increase in tcmp.ra-
tur" has been notcd at the south end OF
WalpOl".
, JUDGE RDWEi.LS APPOINTMENTS.
Chef Justice john W. Eowcll Of Ram
dol,h has been elected ny the Senate OF
Now York University To iii one of the va
cancics in the board Of electors OF the
"!Iall If Fame" in tho class of chief irs-
tees. The loo electors who served in 1870
among whom were the chief justice of the
Unit ii States and tie chief justices OF
about twenty States, will serve again in
1876. excepting eleven persons. who have
been removed by death. and others whose
forms % service have expired through
their rcasing to hold tho rcpresentativ,
positions occupied ny them Ave years ago
Tn, duty attached To the Office Is TO 70
rci,c in ihc month Of May a printed list
"f the names prcs' ntod for places in tn,
. "iiHll of Fame" to suggest additions il
tho electors 50 desire. and Ia return to the
senate Of New York University. by Octo
| E"r J. lN". tho names selected as most de-
serving Of coninemorat ton. a glft or $lo.
900 was accepted by the New York ''niver
siiS to use III building colonnadc oW
feet in length at University Heights. look.
ing towards tho Palisades and the llaiicn
and Hudson river valleys this rOlonnad'
t. se,V" as n "Hall Of Fame for Great
| Americans. one hundred and nifty pan
'ls KS feet were provided for inscrip
tons. fifty names Ia bc inscribed IN 1870
and at tho close Of every i've years there
latter. five additional panels to bc appro
prat"d so that the entire number SHOULD
bc completed by A. u. 1000. In 1900. how
over only %, ont Of the possible 20 namc'
received tho approval Of the electors
Those electors arc taken from four classes
of Extraordinarily or college prcsi
dents and educators professors of his
tory and science; publcsts. editors an'
authors. and Judges Of the supreme cour
State or national
GOVERNOR BELL WILL SEE THAI
JUSTICE IS DONE.
Gov. Charles J. Bell will not talk 70
publication regarding either the 1ar
pin letter or the existing situation
at the State prison at Windsor. bu
ex-Keeper Harpin will have the assur
ance that he will be heard when tn
general committee on investigation
reaches the State prison after the Wat
erbury asylum inquiry. 1t is not tn
policy OF the present governor OF Yer
mont to cross tho bridge until he get
to 1t. He prefers to wait and hear tn
evidence before discussing 1t. MI liar
pins letter is an appeal for Il fai
hearing before he Is condemned. am
the governor will see that he gets II
The cx-keeper hints at additional ties
timony Mr.. IIarpin was reporte'
| n
he still away visiting his friends. !
friend Of his said to Il Herald CORES
pendent; We are not firing off on
powder before We have our ease u
shape. When The time comes the pub
lie will get it all, and then IL ca
} judge properly"
DEATH or A. y. NELSON.
a, u, Nelson. aged about Is years, dice
at his home ia Lerby Line Thursday. W.