Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-09

| its new system from Fairfield pond within
| SIX weeks
Charles Howard of Brattleboro paid
fine OF 80 and costs Saturday afternoon
| in municipal court for sending improper
letters to a young woman.
! Three handsomely furnished rooms in
Braineboro now occupied By the
! Christian Scientists were formerly those
! OF a physician.
Tho stage which crosses Peru noun
tain from Londonderry Is still on run
ners but changes to wheels before reach
ing Manchester
Mrs, crissana r. Whiting of Bellows
Falls is u years old. She enjoys good
health and is remarkably active for
woman OF her age.
Tho Franklin and Grand Isle county
Christian Endcavor convention will bo
held in the Congregational Church at
iiishgate Center Monday, May %.
The Riverside Hotel at Sheldon June
ton, near the county fair grounds, has
been leased for a year BY W. H. and
j. II. Duba we'll known horse trainers.
Daniel Worden. postmaster At Grove in
the town Of ilalifaX, committed suicide
Thursday by hanging. He was 16 years
| old and is believed to have been tenn
porarly insane.
The addition of d commercial course
in tho Montpelier high school has led
the board OF trustees 10 vote a raise iI
tuition fees fox Out OF town pupils from
| IA to So.
1t IS said at it will cost Randolph
$1,000 to repair tho road on Elm street
as the result OF the biggest washout of
the season. The hole is 60 feet across
and from 10 to 20 feet deep.
Mrs Booth Harrington, who Is much
admired in Paris for her beauty and ac-
complishmonts, is the daughter of
Stoughton Fletcher. an Indiana bank
| president. and comes OF the old YER
| mont Fletcher family.
| East Enosbursh residents are III az
ease because f. NJ Wright and Frank
! Simonds saw panther there last week.
once the bloodthrsty animal was drink
ing from a watering trough and again
he was seen lurking near a house.
inc a'rps INKS museum az 81 'oihS-
| pu'N mas received otqueS' from inc
| late r. W. r. Clark OF Boston consisting
OF about 100 scientific books and his
collection OF minerals insects, shells
and barnacles.
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Changes IN the staff of physicians at
the Batticboro retreat are announced as
| follows: DR.. f. {. Eaviland. first physi.
| clan vice DR.. {. u. wilkins, resigned: Dr.
| Park r. Hoyt of I.akcport. y. Y, second
| For the fiscal year ending April ! the
gross receipts Of the Brattleboro post
office exceed $4,000 which entities the
| postoffice to be ranked as one OF the
| first class with burlington and Rutland
beginning July I.
report is current in Montpelier that
! Col VI. f.. Parker, who has bought the
| Union card company. may start morn
| ing republican daily in connection with
the establishment Of the Capital city
press.
| vii, send as state Representatives to tho
supreme lodge meeting in Toronto :.
w Armstrong OF Richford and T.. \.
Cook OF Newport; alt.rnates, G. ..
Mitchell Of s.. Adams and j. .. kimball
OF Enoshurgh Falls
A a. frouSe OF Rutland Won nrst
last week with a total pinfall OF SO A.
I.ovcland was second with 537 and Tn omas
Royce third with 523 a Special prize
for the most spares in 80 frames was
taken by James O'Brien. who made IL.
re" changes are hK'lE among '"e
Hoi"ers OF I!QuoH LICENSEES III heh"'"s'o'
licensees havs ,rr,iad If -.rcwals The
commissioners have txed the fees at
q nrn for tho ers, ,,,aes and 81 o,0 for the
second with s.o for drureists
Tie fact that many Free Press readers
are interested IN poultry is shown by
the results obtained by +. j Woodbury.
siastlc letter telling how profitable he
has found Free Press for sale advertis-
i'm, ,h,s season
The Roy. c. a. MCDANIEL. who preach