Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29

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man, Z Sumner Avenue, Broc
N. Y, April l6. 1905"
Cnnpp,e,c External and Internal 1rcstnnen. 8
Eurnor from pimples TO sc'otnla, from iaiannccy1
vent Soc In forrn Of Chocolate Coated fDls' 2oc
Of CO., may he had q all druggists single s- Oft
f..[ RITE Gs" H ES cufe naaors Of Ch
States court. by which court Lew
tried. Under the law regulating tn /
allowed federal prisoners Cor go
havior which went into effect last
Lewis gets eight days from every
Of his sentence. which means a td
$50 days. On occount Of there beirJ
leap years in Lewis's sentence theI
various dates figured out as the
time for his discharge. which is 81
to come from Monday to Thurst
this week. The officials of the HoI
CorreC ton have referred the ma l
United States Marshal Horace W.
who Will consult Judge James l..
and notify superintendent d. l.. y
of the institution.
DEATH OF MRS. w. c. GLEN
Mrs. wallace c. Clement, wife
president of the Clement National
of Rutland. died Friday night af|
illness of about three weeks. Mrs. |
ent's illness at first was a form d
tritis. but later symptoms made
case difficult to diagnosis. She wa
in Sherburne in 1872 a daughtI
Thomas and Salome Wood FISH
had lived here since her marri1
1857. Besides her husband she is 81
by four sons and one daughter.
Clement was a prominent member
Daughters Of the American Rev1
and retired from the presidency
Vermont society of Colonial Dame|
a few weeks ago.
REPAIRING RAILROAD.
Work has already been begun
repairs to the White River Nallej
road between Bethel and Rochest1
the Stockbridge trestle is being m
These repairs are going on as the|
of the action taken by Roches|
voting $4,000 for the railroad.
GOVERNOR PROBABLY Will
POINT a STATES ATTORN|
No sooner had il become known il
nington that the canva ssing COM
appointed to canvass the votes for
officers mad refused to make a red
the Legislature in the matter of III
tested states attorneyship in I'D
ton county than people began to
how the county was to secure
attorney. Mr.. Daley's term expI
midnight November 50 and the II
ture Will be in recess until Decor
y term of county court begins Del
and naturally some one will be eS
to represent the State during that 4
Some have contended that the
| Of appointment rests with the aj
judges of county court who are y
cred II fill vacancies in county
I The statutes. however. limit such|
canCY to one caused by death, res I
/ or removal. while the constitution
/ flcs that the governor shall make
| pointments not otherwise providd
| InasmuCh as there has not been al
resignation or removal in the pres
| stance It would seem that II we
| duty of Governor Proctor 10 Civ,
nlngton county a states attorney
IS the opinion of the Hon, O. NJ.
who has looked up the matter.
GIRL INJURED IN RCNAW,
Miss Maud Wright of East Fairhd
two Young women friends. Miss
! Lloyd and Miss Dora Patch, while
from Brigham Academy at Bak
accident Miss Wright was dri
spirited young horse, which
frightened near the farm of W. II
rigan and ran away. Miss Wrigl
thrown out breaking her collar DO
internal injuries are feared. The
girls were not thrown out, The
was stoppe& before running far,
r. Patton was called and set the
bone.
HOW lie HAPPENED TO HEAq
CALL,
The Rev. Frank l.. Masseck.
resignation as pastor Of the Cni'
list ChrlC,l IN Brat;'ebnro was I'D
saturday night, gave n parting
the parish at the church servic
day. In some remarks prefacil
sermon he said in substance that
some members of the parish had
ed him with the utmost courte!
consideration, he had a feeling
preme contempt for the actions
tain others. and If he expected
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