Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-27
VERMONT NOTES

| SOTI1 at BTaUIenOTO TetaIIS lot u tHe
bushel, which is higher than It has been
since the Civil War
Barton looks TO a fairly close and
warm fight" with fvc candidates for
representative In the feld.
Governor Proctor's private pond at
Mt. Pico has been stocked with 10000
lingering brook trout from Arlington.
Band concerts at Lyndonville are not
improved by the presence Of stray en-
gines and freight trains on nearby
tracks. Music. sweet and low, suffers
especially.
The fall term Of Rutland county court
will open September 2 with Judge Seneca
Haselton presiding. Forty-seven cases
are set for trial by jury and 43 to be
heard by the court.
Fully 500 people attended the annual
field day Of the Modern Woodmen at
Wells Thursday. A feature was the
bal1 game between Granville and Poultncy
for a s5o-purse. Granville won. to 8.
The annual State convention of the
Ancient Order OF Hibernians will begin
It's two days session III Rutland to-day
with Il meeting of state officers at the
| Bardwell house at two O'Clock.
po,,,t,o,. ,,ioh u,s authnrizod nv
tho ooro-,i o,sar,i,,,. In 1901 10 ,rcorror.
o.o os = ,,,,.,o h,a so a. n WEARING
t,,;,l,, ,i,t, M - n Du,to, Vac
elected nros,dent Of tho board OF trus-
toes
The September term OF Franklin
county court will omen september 8 with
Judre George NJ. Powers of Morrisville
nresiding on the docket are 20 cases for
iurv trIol IS for the court and a. Grim
iral cases There are nine divorce cases
and one for A marriage annulmer..
nv ueh'n Oh '""''9 "u'il at '''''''
was 'o",'" ny 'n' '"'op'H ~ nave peI"
Ioh,, Stobhins was therefore freed of
the charge Of manslauRht.r He was
convicted Of furnishing liouor and sent
~ Rutlond for four months
Spor'smen report mat TINS ia'I 'nere
Will ne more game 'Hah last WhNh was
'he poorest season lor paI'rlus'S YER
mont mas ever known Inc season Tor
SQUIRRELS in This state will omen Septam-
her X
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nav '"' NV '"' Va "
h""e" III 'o"'" ,'' nun
ioohi"s ie','" WIZ" S"s ma "'u
musta'he' heaNN eyebrows ana GA"
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oIa'k Iealner "u'o'hooiie cap
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MN tHe favor "i furnishing oai'' W ar
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W
Carroll Bliss of Canaan. about 10
years old !s in critical condition
with n bullet wound below the heart.
1t Is said that he met two younger
o'Ss ."'' s"'s ''". me nv ~
oe D 1,.
l "apn :. So. .'.au,, os,ah
,.shs p,,.. ,,.o,,,doa
man calling himself Leroy Jones"
I worked on two worthless checks Tor
, small amounts on Barre clerks this
week. TO one VINO doubted the value
OF the paper the stranger said ne
owned mousse IN .he CITY ana .ak''s
the clerk ou'''ue ."e ",ore po'hten "
"hi'e mouse U" inc hi'i anu sa'u VIA
ohao,, .rd tho boss ,s ont s4oo and
5 -, -, -, ,,or,hora,-.
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Fred Miner Of Pttsford claims to have
, been feeced of $50 at Cole Brothers
circus In Rutland. He reported his loss TO
police officer In the employ Of the
, circus and was knocked down. Then
another circus employe took hand Next
several canvas mon pounded him and
! with a face looking like a piece Of beef
, steak he finally located Special officer
r C.. n. Chamberlain and demanded that
arrests be made He was told that II
would be necessary to get a warrant. The
thugs all got away with the circus
, ~,
"''o' '"',' w. ~"
"" Wis., anu Tvs iiie"us he'o re-
union AZ memorial Hai'' Nor'h Ca1ais
august H. Ihere were present ~ OF