Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-02-13

mad Ugh. to exercise not unnecessary
| force in getting possession of his horse,
ana that the force he did use was not
| unreasonable
When Fred lIowos. the meat man.
isn't busy carving meat, he builds boats
and it is said that Mr.. ilowcs holds the
| record for being the fastest boat builder
| IN the state. He can complete a boa
from stem to stern in ton days. when
business gets slack in the rear Of Mr.
| fiow"ss market he takes off his coat
and builds for pastmc. He was hard ut
1t yesterday putting tho finishing touches
| on lGfoot skih. which will have in
| stalled in it a 3J-pound. 2-horsc powcr
| Waterman engine. Tho whole outfit will
only weigh 40 pounds, and besides he
| ing called the Florence will, il is said
be tho lightcst craft of its size anoat.
Graduates ana students in the en-
cheering department of the University
of Vermont to the number of a hundred
with a few invited guests. mot at Dorm &
cafe Monday evening for Il dinner which
| It IS proposed to make an annual affair.
Prof j. w Notcy. dean of the engineer
ing department of the university. acted
as toastmastor and there were short
|
guests and an address by e. w. Baker Of
the class Of lS>G, managing editor Of the
Engineering News, of New York. on
| The Engineer rs a Man Among Men"
| A double linen shower was given Thurs
day cnening at the home of Mrs r. f.
, Carlisle Of South Union street in hornor of
Miss Elizabeth T.. Valentine. who will
| be married soon TO Robert NJ South
worth of this city. and Miss Ina r.
| Davis who will be married to Arland
Il. Farr of Bristol after Easter. The
evening was pleasantly spent with games
and music and refreshments were scrvcd
Both young ladies have been employed
by the telephone company for several
years, Miss Valentine as toll operator
ana Miss Davis as assistant supervis-
| or.
AZ institute at which about 80 Sunday
schools n Chittondon county Will he re-
presented viii be held ncxt well. Tuos-
day ut the Collcg" street Church. under
tho direction Of the Burlington Sunday
S'no'l aSSocl1tion. Al the morning srs-
Sion' Which viii begin at ten o'clock
IN" speakers Will include the Rev. Henry
Van liaacan of llincsburch. pres .dcnt
or the association. the Rev. T.. :. Tolman
OF Rutland. Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner, in
ternational Sunday schooI worker l., III.
afternoon an address will No deli.orol
by the Rev =. NJ. Fuller of this city,
and in the evening the institute VIII ho
conducted by Miss Edith NJ Balch. the
Rev. +. :. Toman and Mrs. Bryne-
.r,
" N'S' Hih'la 'EooO
,"' nv, VII" uIou al 'Ae nome OF Mrs
"' i'''''N III WINSTON friday was held
'''' P'''' """u"N AFTERNOON with
w., ''' IN ne I,'hI!E not AT Richmond.
NV. ~ . = "oodaI "Iticiat"d.
-N's. -" N'' was norm n Peachdm, Que.
80 'I-'' sue N'H ''iTi'u 10 captain {. H.
i,''i N'T' sea captain oil New BEDFORD.
moved 10 this city and for = period of
y years made this city her home. In
1884 size went to Elysian. MIN. to live
with 'cr nephew and returned 10 this
city last October. going to Wiliston
where she remained until her death. She
| is survived by one son, William Barker
of New York city. Her husband died a
years ago.
"""''n WHO S'd Sh" came from
'''''''' an" was 'h l'u''h appeared IN
Wv 'S '.'.S monday ohqulrlng Tor
p"P'' a. ."'''''S pay li'r attir" was
iNe"ti"l"l put rather
"." 9"' S'''" Si'' n"u I'St
'"" ""' "'9t W" r'li al the h'ad
n"io' street ana wandered u North
'''''' where Si' '''c' " hlg reap Hack
,'',.' WI" "io learned a httie OF the
4I'''" 'Nu'tE' 1T w lilpoSkl or some
cnsucd was somewhat as follows: 81
search Tor mo brother. Black Bear. who
lives on the tran near the frozen waters"
Ugh! Black Bear big heap man, have
son called big Fish. Big Heap Hackmon
wiped a tear from his eye with his whip
ana oner"d to take the lady to Mallctts
bay for 81. iiiawatha walked.
'""' 49, anu MUSES. lru'ahN' wv"
"'" So 'NP ecu '"e "P'"'ph III IN"
'"' ''''""'""' IL" 'NehIhSS ago
qua. '"'E ''N'' UNIV l" Hi''purho ana
~ "' ''"I anu I'VE MINUTES. lh"F
oio''" ~ "'' DIV 10 - ana "er' taken
wy VII '''' 'P"' ny I'"sh 'ollIhS' Inc
money was pla''" III 'he hanos "i
"'Pi!'n iIo"I ana ihe drivers started
i"r 9"c'n"rne' ne minutes uokNd slowly
'H d'." '"' "ouf anu I'VE minutes SlIpped
~ "'''o"t u"c appearance Oh 'he SPORT
INK arh''l',' f''ieeh minutes lat'r' now
NV'' my "ic" "P ~ '"c RESTAURANT 'l'e
i''S'S covered win lroS' ana Inc
u.N'rH '."t'd over SupP"Sca victory