Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-19

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ta,s oi iierpert Lane ABOUT mile and
haif from Plainheld village, disappeared
nonuay evening ana no trace mas been
ouiu Vi MN aitnoush dillgent search
"'' oee'' "iaoe' clark is an orphan and
came from Montpelier. lie had been em-
pioSeu oy several persons In Plainfeld.
nc anne 10 the village Monday evening
a' was ,a'' seen apout zen o CLOCK When
ne iei' ior Mr. Lanes nome. The next
,n o''I,'le ms coat was Iouhd on the Lane
uools'eP put no trace or the boy was to
" iou'lu' NO mo,iVe Tor running away
10 "no""'
TO HAVE MAMMAL, TRAINING
AT the annual meeting OF the incorpor.
atcd school district in Brattlohoro Tues-
day evening, the election OF officers was
postponed TOR two weeks It was voted
to cooperate with the Womaus club in
Introducing school for manual training
Tor children over ten years old during a
part Of the summer Of 1907, using whatever
rooms in the high school building are
needed, tax rate of cents was voted
PAPER WORKERS FOR SOCIALIST
The Pulp, Sulphita and poner Mut
Workers union of Bellows Falls at IFS
meeting Sunday adopted these resolu-
tons:
Whereas, the time has come to make a
decision as to the candidates organized
labor should support at the coming state
election, ana
Whereas, the state federation Of labor
having questioned the candidates and hav-
ihF received n favorable reply 70 tho ques-
hn toll
parry Candidate Tor governor, therefore,
'1 II.
'.S'oiNeo' 'nat We the pulp, sulphite
CIV paper Nun WORKERS "l bellows Fails,
l" w al IN our power 10
oa,a Wv ''lH' l,'r'N cahdida'e 10 the
9'>o'i'i VI 'he STATE ana be II
Resolved that the Central trades and
support through the columns of tie no,.-
the Vermont Union Signal tho socf,iis+
party candidate. and that the secretar,. ha
INSTRUCTED to send n copv Of theea reeo1,,-
tons, for publica ton. TO the editor of Tho
Vermont Union Signal.
NAV D,,, TINE -o,.>-r,1.z-.-.,
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conita,is,s u.ha.s W y anu ioo'''n
has had mon and machinery boring on
the island in the Connecticut river op-
posite Rrattlohoro village to determine
the formation of tho bottom of the
river bed, with view to constructing
dam across the river. The scheme
was launched three years ago by Brat
tehoro mon, who secured the necessary
legislation and, although the public has
heen somewhat incredulous, these men
nave been quietly at work to interest
capita in the project. and the outlook
at present is promising. The work of
boring on different available sites will
continue month or more after which
careful estimates as to the cost of the
dam Will be made.
"'''' f''%N'9 NEE Nj
WELLINGTON L r.ouclss orgarizor Of
+he Natioral Good po,ds ossoc;,+ion
y.iI, bo in put1ord 1,b,,sdo, 70 ,,o,t
40 or 40 citizers to discuss ris rI.n for
holding y county, convention for torn
ing societv IN toko stems for the
Improvement of the roads in that sec
FAKE WOMAN COLLECTOR.
r w,s lo.rred TUESDAY aftornoon
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ior was uSu"HF 9i'i"'' an" II - -
th"t she '"H''''" ""' " H'"''i "'".'t
III Sorhc cases s"c ''''p'S ''I
used the lreSh ar ch'l"'eh eN'"'e.
one man TO "ho'h sue WENT W.
that she had h'eh P"r'aHlnE ii'''e
too freely or Intoxicating lluuoi an"
refused 10 give heF aia me "''coN''H
was made by the committee VINO are
raising money for the fresh ar chiia-
rem. They happened 10 De "orhlhS III
the same territory and "he9 u was
learned that others had nrec'dei tien
an investigation was started proving
that the fake scheme was Icing Wolk
ed.
rt c,o,D,r DAN AuAy
vi
Minnie Marshall, the II year old daugh-
ter of Joseph Marshall of Marshtield. dis
appeared from home Saturday and
search for her by her father did not re-
veal her whereabouts. Becoming alarmed
he appealed to Constable j. Burton Pike
on Monday. who telephoned far
and near Wells River way. It