Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-06-21

son; vocal solo, Miss Theresa Scott.
Thursday evening The annual banquet of
the alumni association was held in the
vestry of the congregational church.
There was about 100 people present. G.
Herbert Pape, class Of 1895, was toastmas-
ter OF the evening. The members of the
class Of 1908, most of whom were present,
were received into membership Of tho as
ISOLATION. The thirteenth annual COM
mencement exercises were held in the
opera house last evening at eight o'clock.
There is a class of forty-two graduates.
MAN FATALLY BURNED.
Driven 20 miles in the dead of night
from Readsboro to North Adams, Mass,
in the hope of getting relief from ter
riblc burns, Dcslisle Dominic. aged 20,
died at the hospital there before morn
ing, after intense suffering. Finish
ing his days work Friday, he went to
his boarding place and offered to help
build the fire. lie was using Kerosene,
and whether the kerosene exploded or
not cannot be said, but his clothes
caught fire, and before the flames could
be extinguished he had been burned
from head to foot. Or. Eddy got him
into n rig as fast as possible and drove
to North Adams. They arrived at the
hospital there after midnight with
Dominic then in a dying condition.
SOCIALIST STATE TICKET.
The socialist State convention was held
at Bellows Falls Saturday afternoon, and
the following were placed in nomination
for the State ticket to be voted for Sep
TENDER 4: For governor, Timothy Sulli-
,up of Granita,j1.. fp- lieutenant uny-
ernor, Chester L. Ordway of Proctors-
vile; for secretar. of state, William
Evans of Barre; for treasurer, Cclon ID.
l'arnum of South Londonderry; for audit
or, Alexander Ironside of Barre; for at
tornoy general, j. Walter Shelley of Put
ncy; candidate for md congressional dis
trict. j. Fl. Dunbar of North Hartland.
Thee were about G5 delegates present.
The platform demands the naturalization
Of the railroads. telegraph. telephone and
express companies and steamship lines,
the election OF L. s. senators by popular
vote, the election of I. S. judges by the
people Of their respective districts for
terms not to exceed six years, that no law
he placed upon the statute books without
being subject to the initiative and refer
cndum. that all elective officers shall be
subject to the imperative mandate and the
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