Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-04-12

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H't'cr '''e "oh"n"lders would be expected
toct their own interests and It is hoped
that the bonds can lie placed where the
temperance principles which We're prom
lSod the stockholders may be safely guard
cd. if it cannot he sold to parties who will
guarantee TO maintain them in the prop
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burn who last hpril completed six vcars'
service as presiding elder of the ST
.Tohnsbury district OF the Vermont Metho-
dist conference and is now pastor of the
Methodist Church at Bradford is not i'm
proving. 1t will he remembered that sev-
cral months ago Mr.. Shcrburn fell and
suffered the fracture of one hip. Owing
to complications of heart and kidney
troubles and 10 the fact that Mr.. Sh"r-
burn insisted on continuing so far poss-
lille his pastoral duties. the bono has not
KNIT properly, although he is able to 80
about on crutchcs. His physicians insist
that ne must rohnquiSh all work after
inc coming SESSION OF inc vermont con
terence.
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John Berry OF IIardwick WAS very scri-
ously injured April 3 at tho Clifford mill
by falling against a moving saw. A cash
sixteen inches long was cut across his
back. emitting one shoulder blade and in
to the back bone prs. 5. Il. Darling and
H. j.. George dressed the wound and the
man is as comfortable as could be On
pccted.
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the Mutual Life Insurance company of
New York held in BrattIoboro Dr. Henry
-. IIolton and Dcnnson Cowlcs of Brat
tlcborO, will begin correspondence looking
to the formation of IL State association
Of mutual life policyholdcrs for the pro-
lection of the policyholdcrs interests in
the company. The meeting was held at
tho suggestion of the national associa-
ton, with headquarters in Washington
and was called hv Dr. Uolton The moot-
ing organized by clccting Or. Holton
chairman aud Mr.. Cowlcs. clerk The
need of united action was discussed at
some length, ana the chairman and clerk
were instructed to do what they could
to interest the policyholders throughout
the State and 10 call a meeting at a latcr
date to perfect State organizatiot
whose efforts will he to prevent the re-
election of certain trustees of the com
pany and to elect other trustees from
outside of New York State at the next
annual meeting of the company Policy
holders are urged not to give proxies until
the State association is formed and to
revoke proxies already given
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ITY.
There is no one in Mortified authorized
to make official reply to the statement
made by Amos NJ. AtwcU in his suit
AGAINST Gen. Grcnviilc Dodge beprn i'm
fine sunrcme court of New York that NO
WAS h,. arrangement with tho truetoos
and f,cultv Of Norwich I,ni,.orsi,, g.
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toh Win 'he UNIVERSITY out MS GIT
hdd mourning l." 90 WIN 'hc memorial
luhd' 30 lar as can ne learned from those
VINO nave general k'""leuse oil inc
matter Dewey nan cost "heh competed
in the vicinity OF sl9,"A Mr. Carnegie S
gift was entirely separate and distinct
from all other gifts and endowmcnts. Mr.
Atwell has not been in Mortified since
some time before the completion of Dewey