Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-02
THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS THURSDAY. MAY 2. 1907
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VERWOW3 NOTES
Observation-Disclosures


The Memorial day orator at Grafton
Will be ex-Gov. w. W. stckney of Lud-
low.
Northheld's business section gets n
45 per cent. reduction in It's insurance
rates because of It's improved water
system.
Paul Willard of sheffield aged 81
years, has never cast his vote for n
presidential candidate because he has
never felt interested.
The herd OF cattle owned by Job Rey-
nolds of ST. Adams has been tested for
tuberculosis and six of the 10 found dis
seased. The six were killed.
Tho Boston Dairy company will soon
erect creamery in Middlebury which
will enable the farmers to discontinue
shipping milk to Boston.
In Swanton during the month of March,
Il. G. Sheldon, holder of a fifth class
license, made 30 sales, amounting to
$27.S5.
Fishing in ponds and lakes is per-
missihlc May to September | but the
new law has changed the open season
for brooks and rivers from May 10 to
August Is.
Fifty-four cases of German measles are
reported in lower Cabot to April %, be-
lived to be not more than two-thirds
the total owing to failure to inform the
health officer,
Eight on1iles form Bennington, snow at
some places in the mountains is still n
foot or more deep Logging operations in
the woods for shot distances are still
conducted on sleda.
one reason for the popularity of
motor boating on the Connecticut river
at Bellows Falls is due to the fact that
there are nearly IS miles of navigable
water north of this point.
The Rev. Joseph Hamilton of Wood
stock is said to be the senior active mem
Der of the Vermont Methodist conference
lie has had 30 years continuous service
in the church in Vermont
The Central Vermont has refused all
freight in carload lots consigned to Brat
tleboro and will maintain the embargo
until the car congestion in the railway
yard is remodied,
Petty thievinP of brass fittings from
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stolen and sold for "A or s. as Old
metal.
Farmer cbt.r coorgo w Dur,o, If +ro
Rutland fro donartmen. diod SATURDAY At
tho Rrattlehorn retroa, uo ,,as Iony
+ime eneineor ON ,bo Pu,lord roi,road and
had bean Connected u.i,h tho pu,,,rd arn
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the Nof'h 'ohsreeaNonal 'hurch ~
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Peter Alexander & W. G. Macke; seConl
class, Charles 4. Clark, owls Roberts &
james Paterson. Angelo Diversi. John y
Tierncy; innkeepers, James r. Sanguin
erti, j. w. Morse.
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ports itself free from debt or incum-
brance There are now go subscrib
ers. A. w. Foote of Middlebury i!
president and general manager.
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orous objections were made to man,
of tho 80 applicants. The city is en-
titled to eight saloon licenses and TIVE
drgguists' licenses.
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that they have been unable to ge
shifts on their sidings for a week AM