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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-21
DIST Riot | CoU R T
Proceedings of the Court During
:, Past Week :

Last, Thursday morning, after an
adjournment over Wednesday that day
being the ninety -ninth anniversary of
Lincoln's birthday and a legal hoh-
day, court convened at $50 o'clock
A motion to dismiss the case of Prof
L. c. Mills VS.. the schools of Lake
township was denied by the court
The; case of Fred Bulson ys,s,Andrew
Wickum was dismissed on motion of
the plaintiff That of g. 2. Williams
VS.. D. B. Thompson was dismissed On
motion Of the defeut1ent. IF
No appearance for Burke in the
case of Micheal Burke VS.. Thomas
Madden caused it's Dismissal also.
"a. Globe OH Co: VS.. Olaf Eeet. -,
zsaIn the ternoonathesgease of the
Globe Oil Co. VS.. Olaf Leet, d hard
ware merchant of Webster,ewasl taken
up, THE. GLOBE people i we're Isueing
Leet for shipment of oil and Supplies
which they had sent him last simmer.
The teyidence I'm theecase showed that
they had not lived up} to their contract,
rs i. had stated that the GOODS would
se deliIered f. O. b.. and insteadSpf this
there was a freight bill to pay before
Leet could remove the goods fro am the
warehouse. Also he claimed that the
goods were in Almost leaky AID dh-
:salable# condition. After consi dering
'the5 evidence, fudge Cowan inst ructed
the; is1rH; to- Return verdict Ending
for defen dant Leet, which they did.
The whole: case restedfon question of
law.%&s$}s f. Il t. ~ b En-
Il q 'Sstrawhaeker VS.. Munig. 9
This case was taken up at tie con-
vening of court of Friday morning.
The parties live in Morris township,
and the contention was that Straw
hacker was suing the defendant for
the value of horse which he claimed
Injured itself to such am extent that
it had to be killed, by reason Of run
ming into a barb wire, fence Swh icb
Muuig had left in an unsafe condition.
1t seemed that Munig had bought some
hay from the plaintiff, had driven over
2'aafftersia SahadS carelesssly left }tha fence
down. At least that was straWha lack,
-er's, contention. The ease occupied the
attention Of; the Jury until three
o'clock, at which time they retired to
sconsideEzstheir#SyeEd They Return-
,ed~to ~the~eourt room at'~nine O. clock
j. thes evening and reported to Judge
90 wan that they had not agreed pm a
verdict. The Judge, after Questioning
each one of the jurors separately as
to their being any hope of agreement,
and receiving a negative answer dis
charged them.SelE i ES c. .. -.
! Anderson 5Nasuralized rs rs
John Anderson a native ofssweden,
and who has been working asI farm
hand instheE yicinity:of Grand Harbor,
was granite SanaI naturalization papers
by Judge GoWan Friday afternoon. -
; ! $s arolus lid. Larson etEai. fsS1t
!. + This ease was taken up after: lie
jury Ill Tho straWhacker casgshad re.
tired II occupied tie rest Of tie after
noon: Both parties live III stark
weather. Karolus sued thessar Of
Larson and Bedwell, wen driIlers, dffer
back wages, Amounting 10 some $4,000
and asked Judgment for same with ac.
5essea interest since Noy. /, 1905! At
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-21

: I wyes-V Veil, aunty, what can 4 d.
for you tss sf itf2z s5}E
Aunt Ebony want d deesvo'ce from
ma husban'. ~ IS Z "a Il. 3
s s's'Vhat has he been doing?'
agssD oin'7 why ase done rot reli /, 4.
an We amt had ii eficlls an Oh ,de table
gola ID month II, ii WI
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-21
Gave Him In.

], = B shElg that's old spriggins. Haif.
g dozen doctors have given him 10 aaf,.
various times during his life Wing
What Y Y. was the matter with hing Birls
= fse wouldn't pay bis bills.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-21
;AA1TERRiRRiBtE RECORD
what '6alamiti5s BefaIl & Us * If n ii ttie
Short Space of Ninty DAYS

The eeseerags eflgIp ap matning end G :
destruction Of property by the rail:
roads of the United States for the
quarter ended Sept. 80 SO, l90S,-have been
printed by all the newspapers in the
country.
You probably read them.
Did you realize what, you were read,
ing? fFsssts 49, !. ~ -
Here istherecord for 80 days: .ssG Glib
One :thoasand, Il three hundred and
thirty-nine human Sbeil.i ST. were killed.
In~90 days. IL 7 zS T. T ~ i /
Twenty one}th thousand, seven hundred
and twenty-four we're MANNED,
In 80 days. -. go
Three million, six hundred and five
thousand, nine hundred and sixty-nine
dollars worth Of property was Destroy
ed.
Two hundred and twenty-five pass
enger trains ran off the track. .ll q.
In so days. ~, 49,. TO-.
Three hundred and twenty collisions
OCCuIIeu - -. az + ~. /
In 80 days.
n Fopr thousand. two hundred qand
seventy-nfnne accidents occurred~ to as
many trains. 2HaTnCA
= I'm a0l days. on ,OG"A7 nc
How dc You rea1lze what it. naeans?
Once in every two hours somebody
J, Er5azzsEa assesa, qFg - "A a Gz
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-21
Once, n every six minutes somebody

& -; u " ssssssaHsa :Sss
Once every 80 minutes a. train was
wrecked.
Once /. every minute = $40 worth of
property was utterly lost FROM the ma
TONS Wealth. i'n2' :''i} ,>.
Anld tits 1 go Is d. d." night and Day. :;
Il yoo a. go to 4 'theeaater and stayg9there.
two hours and 4 ! bail I! Il doesn't: seem.
IKE long itEimne, does Il? xet@wh vine
you rave beenn amused ussd' ore murder; has.
been DONE, 81 people FAYE ~, been struck
da down If Vs trains haYe been wrecked
and over ss 9oq of vq qAa| has beer COM
AnttstA. q taIfa sfxctinrn.a u w s&&sr9E
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-21
sesmod ssneognnreg,snm,hso :

900 Seemed s9neosnpreEsensibie.a S5s;zf
MIS-. somerA What :delicatelyg COM
structed things athese big steamships
are! Mr. FSonaer e+tWhys do 5you say
that? Mrs. Somer-Just think lot the
breaking OF screw disabling the
whole ship. nhiladeiphia North Amer.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-02-21

!. y y, .slaraens become light svhen chess.
fully born yid. III: !, 4
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05

to-day in Rockingham was one Of the
most important and exciting for years.
Two victories of great Importance to the
town were won but not without fight
that has had few equals In the history
OF previous meetings.
The most important measure carried
was the acceptance by an almost un-
animous vote of Andrew Carncgic's offer
of tl5,o0D for n public library building.
This has been hanging fire for several
years and has been accepted turned
down and then accepted again at several
regular and special meetings. site has
already been purchased but at the meet
ing to-day 1T was voted to sell this lot
and purchase one more suited for a IL
brary.
The other victory and the great sur
prise of the day. was the no license
landslide. Both sides had made a great
fight for the vote although it has been
done in quiet way. 1t was expected
way and the no majority of 200 came as
thundcrholt to the license men. The
vote was the largest ever cast in the
town. The total was 1.1S6 votes, 400 for
license and 693 against. Last year tho
license ma iority was is and in 1906 it
was 36 The previous year the vote was
no by 1G votes and in 1904 no by ST. The
first year of local option the town went
yes by c2i,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION.

After one Of its mos oVcitinG and
largely attended town meetings. Hart
ford elected officers az follows: Mod
orator. \. f.. Watson: rlork, s. f.. PIN
gree; selectmen, Scott Tinkham, w. g.
Rcnchan. George W. Coylc treasurer.
George II. Watson, oVerscor Of poor,
Romano \. SpaTord. constable. Ro-
maine a. STAFFORD listers. G. j. Udall,
George II. Savage George II. Fuller:
road commission. Trumbull L. Hunt;
school directors Curtis II. Powers.
RAYMOND Vrainor, tax, $50. It was
voted to exempt A. firemen from poll
taxes and to appropriate $50 for the
celebration Of Memorial day. The
town refused to issue bonds for its
indebtedness but voted to raise the
sum Of $500 for additional appropria-
ton for the state highway The IL
ccnse vote resulted. Ycs 1911, no 33S.
Tho surprises Of tho day were tho do
feat Of former state Treasurer John
l.. Bacon for second selectman and ~
Alfred T. Watson, former state CON-
mitteeman and railroad commissioner,
for school director. Thee results
came about on account OF dissatisfac-
ton felt by voters at the conduct Of
these gentlemen as members Of the
building committee of the two now
sc hoolhouscS now in process Of cree
ton by the town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
ROCHESTER,.

About 20 friends of Mr.. and Mrs stan
ley Eells gave them a pleasant surprise
PARTY "Wednesday cvening.-Henry WASH
burn, II. NJ. kinsman and A r. Frye,
who have been il! with the grip, are re-
covering The first mail on route No. >
was delivered Monday by +. D. Morse.
the newly appointed carrier Mrs. y. +.
Hubbard is confined to the bed with tho
Erip-Tho North Hollow school closed
Friday the delayed term having been
finished by Miss Florence Skinner,-The
following officers were elected at the an
nual town meeting Tuesday: Moderator,
the Rev. 5. II. Smith; clerk, +. H. EdSer-
ton; treasurer, G. II. Trask selectmen.
T.. H. Edgerton, A. *. Harvey II. J.
Fla nders: listers. c. ~ Marsh, Harry
Flanders, II. c. Brownson; road commis-
sioner. 7. D. Austin school director. +.
J. Robinson consta bles; r. l.. Martin,
r. W. Whitaker; auditors, \. T.. Good
no, r A. Guernsey, d. Q. Goodno; town
grand jurors. D. Q. Goodno q. /. Baker.
The license vote resulted; Yes a. no ll9.
The tax voted was SIS; for library, 500.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
MIDDLESEX.

Miss Lucy Swift came home i'll the
first Of the week from Montpelier
Seminary.-William White has moved
from his farm to that OF his mother and
will carry on her place this season -
The Ladies' Aid furnished dinner for the
voters Tuesday and took in quite a neat
little sum.--Gcorge Alexander is getting
out lumber for a large barn to he built
in the spring.-At town meeting these
officers were elected Moderator. j. A.
Chaplin clerk, W. b. McElruy: treasurer.
NJ. W. Miles; selectmen D. T. sawyer,
A. w. George, II. f.. Hills: listers II.
w Nichols. l.. A. Darling. b. W. Daniels;
auditors. II. G. Brown, +. W. Nichols,
l.. O. Wilde; school directors. Levi Swift.
Gilbert Slloway, NJ. G Andrews; road
commissioner, G.. O. Hale; license, yes 81,
no -; tax, $1.S0.--C.iman Gordon has been
visiting his son. H. Gordon and family,
in Tarre-Mrs. Gilman Gordon was called
to Morrisvile Wednesday by the Illness
of her daughtcr.--G. T. Miles IS not i'm
proving from his Illness.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
WARREN.

At Tuesdays meeting town officers
were elected as follows: Moderator. p.
+. Parker clerk. O. NJ. Jones; selectmen,
John Mobus. V. +. Miner. II. L.
LaMorder; treasurer, =. p Parker: over
seer Of poor. p. p. Parker; constable, W.
e. Dana listers, NJ r. Goodspeed, a.
G. Murray, j. l.. MctIlafin; grand juror.
II. w, Lyford; road commissioner. Ed
ward Benway; school directors, i. NJ
Long, j. l.. McGiaf1in library trustees,
j. l.. SpauldnG. William Trask. town
agent, j, l.. Spauldns; grand jurors, w.
T.. Dana. II. w. Ia Mordcr, T.. A. Heath
petit jurors, c. r. Stearns, r, c. Wake
field, Charles Parker, Orrin Lovett,
George Trask. +. NJ. Long, A. c. hurry,
j. l.. McAllister; lie 'nse vote, yes 26, no
rs
The communication printed II the Free
Press of Thursday, February q, In re-
gard to school matters in Warren was
not written or sent us by our Warren
correspondent, Mrs, Il. n. Drew Ed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Quotations for Cattle, Sheep and Hogs
At New York.

New York March I.
BEt.VES-Receipts l,4OO; market
steady. steers s5,l0n5.75; bulls $3l2laM
40; cows s2,l0D3, 15 few extra fat dc
81 25ai35, exports to-day 1853 quarters of
Ocef.
CALVES-Receipts 1870; marke,
steady. Veals S5.5OM950; culs Sans
dressed calves steady; city dressed veals
sl9ml3I,c per pound, country dressed sd
l3c
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 1880;
market strong. Prime lambs ss.7b9750;
few spring lambs s6aT.
HOGS Receipts 1870; market easier.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET,
New York. March 4-Cotton futuroa
opened steady. March So.7S; May Coss;
July slo.65; Aug Sl0,%; Oct 1lo.os; Doc.
007 bid. Cotton futures ciored steady.
c.osing bids; March sloc5; April SOIL;
May No.s; June iio.eS; July Go.H; Aug.
sloss: Ootehsr Nn@; Dec. tann
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
ALBANS TURNS TO
A NO LICENSE CITY
3ictaIS Of the Central Vermont Rail-
way Played No Small Part In Re-

It. Adams. March 3-To-day this city
Deemed herself from the burden Of L.
or license. under which she has been
Juggling and gradually going back for
past five years, the vote standing 475
$ and 552 no, majority for no IL
nse of II.
The victory Of the no license people
IN Il sense remarkable one and
due in no small part to the moral
pport and effective work Of the of
ials of the Central Vermont railway,
DO brought to bear every good in
hence to have their employees vote for
pnesty, sobrietY, a clean city. a greater
ficicncy in their work and the safety
the public who travel over its lines
be fight on the license question has
ben a hot one for several weeks
Frhe license people opened the cam
pign carly, perfect"a. a flncly working
HGaniza ton and with plenty Of the ne
rssary evil behind it, has been working
Fcrtimo, nights and Sundays for the
luso The no license scnti-
cnt which has been steadily
rowing ever since the OWL of the
pen saloon became apparent to the
ublic, eliminated this year when
nany faults of the system were OK
oscd. The actions If the license com
nissioners excited the wrath of maNy
nd this, followed by the fragrant
buse Of liquor and n season Of drunk
3nncss, crime and poverty meyer be-
ore known in tho history Of tho city,
Weakened many to their duty of shut
ing the door of temptation to those
! who could not control an appetite
5Then liquor could be so easily OBJ
|ainod.
Mayor Norman " Atwood, rcpubli-
Fan, was reelected by majority OF
psi over j. f. O'Ncill. and the whole
pity ticket as named by the republi-
kans was elected, with the two cxcep.
lions, those of alderman in wards three
(and six.
The newly elected officers are Mayor
Norman \. Atwood, rep: city clerk anc
treasurer, y. NJ. Hopkins. union: con
stable and tax collector. George j. Bar
rette, rep; lister, J. H. Cummings, union
lefty grand jurors, Warren r. Austin
Silas W Flnn and A. IT, George; over
seer of poor, \. J. Jarvis. union: auditor
NJ. f. sullivan, union; trustee T. S. de
|posit fund, +. j, Houghton, union
trustees public library, Nathan y. Pos
and Elmer Johnson, union, Aldermen
ward one, Frank T.. Folsom, union; war,
two, \. j. Jarvis. union; ward three, W
H. Larry, dem; ward four, John r
Butler, union; ward five, A. w. clark
rep. and ward six, Thomas Roach, dem
School commissioners: Ward one, Guy +
BARKER union; ward two, w. II. Finn
union ward three, Alex Tuscany, union
ward four, the Rev. S, Ialsted Watkins
union ward five II. u. Reynolds, union
and ward six, Edward T. Stevens, rep
The only contest for school commissions
was in ward six where S. NJ. Driscoll los
strong democratic ward to his oppohen
by just one vote.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

Mrs. Maria T. Sylvester widow of
Merrick Sylvester, for many years an
active man OF affairs and bank cashier.
died Saturday nj the homo OF hor sis
ter, Mrs. Sarah Sturtevant at tho nd-
vanccd ago OF ~ years and , months
She had been In falling health for
some timc and nm attack Of grip two
weeks ngo hnstcnrd tho end. Mrs,
Sylvester was thu third Of ton children
OF tho lato Samuel and Fanny tftn'
ncy) ellison, and Ia survived by only
two Of them, Carlton Il, Gilsen and
Mrs. Hturtevant, Two brothers died
recently Edward A, and Hiram II, Or,
william I'd, Sylvester Of New York city
was with his mother several days he
fore her death, Until recent years she
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
NORTHFIELD.

Local forecastcr, w. A. Shaw OF the
weather bureau reports a mean temper
aturc for February of II degrees, with
n maximum Of 30 on the 18th and maxi
mum of 35 degrees below nero on the 9Th
Inc minimum temperature was below
zero on 10 of the % days and the month
as whole was four degrees colder than
the average February for tho last 81
years. The precipitation (rain or melted
snow amounted to IA inches, the aver
age for tho month for q years being 2.25
inches. The snowfall amounted to Az
Inches. Rain or snow foil on IA days.
The prevailing wind was from the south,
the average hourly velocity Sc miles
and the maximum velocity - miles per
hour. from the southwest. The month
was made up Of five clear, - partly
cloudy and Il cloudy days A solar halo
was noted on the 18TH lunar halo also
on the 18th. and auroras on the 24th
and g9th
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
BARRE GOES NO LICENSE.
Middicscx Only place In Washington
County 10 Vote Yes.

Montpelier, March BY a majority OF
"A against 1919 last year and i76 in 1906
Montpelier again voted to-day not to
liccnsc the sale of intoxicating liquor. A
large vote was pollcd and the license
question was the paramount issue. Mid
dlesex has the distinction of being the
only place in Washington county this
year to vote for license. The ma jority
there was six, while in Northfield the no
majority was only two votes. Barre city
went dry by 81 majority. John Robins
was elected mayor of Barre
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
GAYSVILLE.

4 very pretty wedding occurred We'd
nesday noon. February &c, at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Eugene Wilson, their
daughter, Kate EuGenia. being united in
marriage with Harry Dodge of Bethel,
the Rev. j. Wesley Miller OF Bethel
officiating. Only the immediate family
were present. The happy couple left on
the l:5S express at Bethel Cor brief
wedding trip. after which they will re-
side on Christian Hin at Bethel Mr., and
Mrs l.. w. Newell gave 'Do party Sat-
urday evening in honor or their friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Judkins Tues
day evening. February %. the friends Of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mills gathered at
their home to help them celebrate their
2lst wedding anniversary. The evening
was spent with games and music.
purse of money was presented Mr.. and
Mrs Mills with which they purchased
an organ-Mrs. Forrest Shurtler is pass
ing several days in Boston.-Mrs J =.
Stafford is confined to the bed with rheu-
matisn Mrs Brown Of L!liesville Is
caring for her.--Mrs, Robert Noble and
two sons OF Bethel and Miss Anna Brown
OF franklin, Mass, were called 20 town
Sunday by the death Of their aunt Mrs.
harriet T., DurKcc, lNcN NiSO Nlsllcu
their sister Mrs NJ L. Wyman, Jr-
Vernon Shepard cutler for many years
n resident OF this town, passed away
Saturday February 20, after II thrco
weeks illness from grip, MIR, Cutler was
born In Hartford May 80, lSab, the soa "a,
Pcrlcy and f,ctsy UriarR Cutler On
January =, ls4S ho married. Celina Packs
ard OF this town, who died juno -, iSoj,
lIo was aTnin married October 10, 1900, to
Mru. Pnrmcia Woodard who survives
him. lie alaa leaves three Brandsona,
Leon md Winnie Cha mherlin of this
town and l.. Won Cutter of Los Angeies,
Cali one brother Cornelius. Of t.liiaa=
vile, who II ~ years of age, and MFs,
Aretta Packard of this town. who is n,
The funeral was held at thu Mejhesjjst
Church Wednesday Al ten a'siseis tho
Rsv. J, ", Miller officiating Burial was
IN Mount Pleasant,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05

ne results of Tuesdays election
w that Caledonia and Orleans coun-
went solidly no license. Not large
n or city on the east side went for
lnse, the great surprises there being
vote in Rockingham CHE village Of
Bows Falls. ana in the city OF Barre.
Adams went no license for the first
r. since the law went into effect in
Bennington and Rutland of the
90 places alone held to license
|ho following Il turned from license to
license: Arlington, Brighton. Barre
!, Jay, Middlcbury, Pittsford, Rutland
IN. Richford Rockingham. st, Adams
\, St. Adams town, st. George, StIrks-
10, Victory and Noodford.
|he 70 additions to the license places
year are: Bakersfield, Brandon,
Burlington. Colchestcr Dandy,
hinge. Pownal, Richmond, stowe,
anton and Chester.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
DUXBURY.

Officers elected at town meeting
were: Moderator, II. L. Demerett;
town clerk and treasurer. f. W. Hunt
ley; sclectmen. J. l.. Crossett, b. e
Hart Il. ]. Avery, listers, a. H. Graves,
l.. A. Morse, l.. * Murray: oversecr
Of poor, Richard Lyman; town grand
juror. y. X. Dcmcrett. constable and
collector, Henry J. Parcher; trustee
of public money, +. W. Huntley audi
tors, S. S. Foster, i. A. Morse, II. +.
Kennedy; school director. A. +. But
Ter; road commissioner. \. j. Patter-
son; vote on license, yes %, no so;
tax, l75 cents on the dollar of the
grand list
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
FAYSTON.

William LaFevre and John Mckay
were in Montpelier SaturdaY.-Mr w.
c. Bragg visited in Montpelier and
Barre several days last wcek.--As Will
Lam I.aFcvrc was driving down a steep
hill with a heavy load OF logs, the staple
broke letting letting the logs onto the
oxen. one OK had leg broken and the
other was injured internally, so the pair
had to be killed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
WORCESTER.

Officers were elected at Tuesday,
town meeting as follows: Moderator,
II L. Abbott: clerk. Jessie NJ. Putnam;
treasurer. G. G. Tewksbury; selectmen,
L. +. Tcwksbury. F. T.. Gray. Thomas
Symonds; overseer of poor, A z.
Tcwksbury; constable, a. l.. johnson
listers, A. l. Brown, G. G. Tewks-
bury, G. W Curtis auditors.
Clair -'empleton, NJ. A. Herbert.
II. J.. Abbott; trustees "ublic mon
cy, G. G. Tewksbury; town grand jur-
ors. Thomas Symonds. T.. r.. HOWE
son; road commissioner, r. f. Chand
Ter; town agent NJ. p. Wheeler; school
director +. T. Alexander; sexton, -.
r. King; tax. s1.15; license. yes 20. no
Gl.-Mr. and Mrs. Ben iamin Gates #
Montpelier spent Sunday in town
The Rev. n. NJ. Shaw has been invited
to take charge of a church in Bristol
this spring, but has not yet decided
Tuesday evening. March II. there will
be a hall in Forcsters' hall.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
EAST WARREN.

W. ]. McGlafin was in Mortified Sat
urday.-Mrs. William West Of Richmond
is spending few days in town.-Mr, and
Mrs. Harry BaEley are visiting in Ran
dolph.-P Il. Daniels was in rthficld
Monday.-Ioster Lamb is visiting his
sister in Randolph.-Ernest Wiscn IS
moving to the Frank Town farm on
Wcat hill
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05
SOUTH BARRE.

D. V Camp has his house and barn
wired for electric liehts.-Ida Adams has
gone to Sherborr., Mass, to visit relatives
Thomas Tiernev has gone to the hos
pital for treatment.-Mary Adams has
recovered from her operation at a Cam
bridge, Mass, hospital and gone to her
sisters Mrs. Henry Bridger's, in Sher-
born.