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BRITT AND SUMMERS
TO FIGHT FOR $4,000

LONDON, Nov 3O.-Jimmy Britt, the
san Francisco lightweight, and Johnny
summer. the English lightweight. are
a.rranging to fight February % for a
purge Of $4,000, offered by the National
sporting club.
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CASEY MAY BE SAINTS
NEXT GRIDIR0N LEADER

A rumor is abroad at st. Vincent's
college to the effect that the football
team of the Grand avenue institution
was considering Casey, the star half
back as the captain of the 1909 football
eleven, to succeed Grindle. The cleo
ton probably will take place today and
will be sanctioned by the entire student
body of the college.
Don't worry Send contributions for
Christmas to The Herald now
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As snpmnius Tasmania trained by
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Iariyso show carried is
II
prove Is ]
Hardly WAYS close up b u
chance after start
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-01

Don't worry. Send contributions for
Christmas to The Herald now.
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49, 50 Winner Norti
Won
place, out show;s II
all tnsb
n submission
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-01

15'2 as 100
by r o
lent a 0 WHINE
Jack to las race
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Index Horse ana owner.
49,. lStringencS, Thomas ......
3 Rel El Dneru. Baldwin.
Hardlyson, Brandt .......
co.. Mariana, Knblomp $500.
see. Detector, 5obre Vista St
L Louis Streuber, Chinna...
5 Roy T., Onut Wright.
u Furnace. Jennings ..,....
90. Bliss Carman, House,.
IA The Drake, Williams.
&C.. ]. F. Crowley, st Vincent
u Lucky Mate. Buscher....
&C.,. Wildwood Bill, Oakwood
&C.,. Yankee Mic. Holland.
- LBaesNaX. McClaln ......
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-01

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to winner show;
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-01
~ FOURTH RAcr-7 ulOns

IS 49, b
Vauet to WHINE Non
Burtt place. show; ran
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-12-01

Tine-s s-5 It 49, 2s A. So s-5, 2-5 Winner oh
Patterson Went post 9:4711 at post 11a minute
$685. Won driving; second easily third driving Short
show; Heavens a show. Short Cut winning and
Jumps when began stop, allowed Maid TO almost
and ran over in eighth. Reid failed to sh
In barrier and might have with even break.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
in A BAD way"
Many a Burlington Reader Will
Feel Grateful for This In
formation.

When your back gives out;
Becomes lame, weak or aching
When urinary troubles set in,
Your Kidneys are 'in a bad way"
Doans II idney Pills will cure you.
Ucrerc is local evidence to prove e.:
Mrs. John Baker, of 50 Elm St. Bur
liugton. Vt, says: 4 short time ago
my daughter had n severe attack of
kidney trouble while visiting mo. Her
back panied her a good deal, she was
unable To rest we'll at night and othct
svr1ptonis showed thu her kidneys
were at fault. Knowing the virtues If
Doan's kidney pills I sent TO the park
drug store and got her box. They
gave her prompt relief and 1t was rot
long before her back was better and
stronger and all signs of kidney
trouble had disappeared"
For sale by all dealers. Price
80 cents Foster Milburn Co.. Buff
ralo New York. sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name --Doan :,
and take no other.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
AN AMUSEMENT PARK.
Coney Island Attractions TO Bc INSTALL
ed on the Shrlburnc Road,

Robert Bourne. acting or a syndicate
Of promoters. has leased through j. j.
Flynn and r. j. White, trustees Of the
estate of j. s. P!erson. about q acres
OF land on the Sheburne road. Just south
Of the golf grounds and will 1T the prop
erty mp for an amuremcnt park. About
eight acres along the banks of Potash
brook are to be flooded by the construc-
OF dam near the point where the
stream crosses Shelburne road thus
forming an artificial lake with an aver
age depth Of five feet Boats from a
chute the-chutes will drop into the pond
after completing their trip from a start
ing place 10 feet above. The park will
also have a dancing pavilion with floor
~ by 20 feet in size, a theatre where
may he seen for flve cents: trplicats
or fun makers including ..e heller skel-
ter. bump the bumps and the spiral
shute which have for years been among
the chief attractions at Luna Park,
Coney Island; Il penny arcade, with pic
ture machines and hall OF funny mirrors:
ana a tent. much resembling "A circus
ring, where children can ride ponies and
watch the antics Of a clever clown. The
remaining space, including the heavy
woods, will contain swings and seats,
Contracts for the construction OF the
buildings cali for their completion May
u.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
DRUGGISTS SALES DURING MARCH.

Returns to the county clerks Office
for the month or March show the follow
Ing prescriptions tor Intoxicating liquor
to have been filled by holders OF drug
gists licenses In chittenden county;
Homer w lockwood of underhil, Il:
NJ h. l.eary of Richmond Al, h. W
Freemah OF Richmond, So; A G. Booth
of Burlington, 55; Zottman stiles OF
burlington, Il, NJ. Il. Beebe of Burling-
ton -; J ". OSulliNan of Burlington.
81 John A lnman of Burlington, 81; A.
: Hun of Hnesburgh 80; George 4.
Churchill Of Burlington, 81 Joseph q.
Rellrose of Burlington, 81, F.. r Gran
dali Of Winooski. =. W. + Hall of Bur
lngton, 20, F. r Williams Of Jericho,
AS TREBLE Duhamel of Burlington, 10.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
JUSTICE spAULDING.s JUDGMENT.

The following judgments for plaintiffs
have been rendered by Justice A. Y.
Spaulding:
Mrs. r. 5 Collins and Fayctte b.
Calkins VS.. George T. Graves. admins
traitor. damages $50, costs s7.2j, general
assumpsit. Defendant appeals
Anthony j. Bryce vs.. Peter Corbett,
damages sS43 and costs the same
plaintiff given possession Of premises
sued for at 50 Battery street,
r. ]. Lawrence vs. r O'IearN and
Jennie Swan. damages S5l, costs Sab,
general assumpsit.
Cowles n Moulton Vs. Rose Croto. dam
ages s2i and costs of s32 possession of
premises sued for at i3 Main street.
Clarkson a. co. vs. Nellie liyland,
Judgment for plaintiff with costs, speci-
ications not yet filed, general asSumpsit.
NJ. J. Levin vs.. J r.. Greenough dam
ages "a and costs of AZ, general as
sumpsit
Charles Mosley W.. Harley McGowan,
damages s42S and costs OF SIS, general
9ssumpsit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
VERMONTERS ON FLEET.
Green Mountain state Boys Going
Around the World.

Vermont has - mon who made the
trip as enlisted men with Rear Admiral
EVaus's North Atlantic squadron from
Atlantic Ia Pacific waters and who are
likely to continue on the trip around the
world. unless something happens Bur
linGton is represented in the list Just
compiled by the bureau Of navigation
of the navy department by Walter =.
Fennell, a coal passer on the Minnesota.
The other Nermonters are as follows:
William W. Whitehead q seaman on the
New Jersey, Barre Aaron A Carey.
coal passer on the Illinois. Barton: Har-
~ G. Bates. ordinary seaman on the
Vermont. Bennington. Henry " Stew
ems. ordinary seaman on the Kentucky.
Postoffice box lW Brandon Leon T.
Andrews, engineer. second elias. on tho
Rhode Island. and rred Hescock, on
g,nccr. third class on tho Georgia. Brat
tlehoro; Robert II, Dantorth, coal passer
an the Illinois. canaan; Harry Parker,
machinist's mate. second class. on the
Geereis. Castleton: George f. Mullen,
fireman, second class, on the New Jer.
sey. Chester: Ear, c. Stevens. ordinary
seaman on the Vermont, DANNY simon
s I.ahrne ordinary seaman on the H.
IlnolS, hartford, irving VI. rage, ma
chinist. mate. second Glaze on the Ala
hama. Groton. Thomas Mailman. seaman
on the Maine, Johnson. SAas Eli King
ordinary seaman or the Rhode Island
Middlehurv; Arthur Elkcy.. engineer.
third class. on the Rhode Island. oG9
West street, Rutland; George ". Kruse,
cos pas on the Kentucky 70 Madison
street. Rutland: Daniel u. Cory. en-
gineer. second class. on the KearsarRa
Saxton's River; George A. Howard. ship
wright on the Virginia Springfield: Har-
ry s Pelton. coal passer on the Georgia.
South STAFFORD; John +. Carroll. sea-
man on the Panther. Whiting: Cornelius
c, Kane, chief machnists mate on the
Panther. Wilmington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
STATE Y. M. G. A.
Program of Convention In Remington

May I-3.
Tho annual state convention of the
V NJ. 6. A. will be held at Remington
In the now assoc iation building May
Is with the following program:
FRIDAY AFTERNOON MAY 1.
Praise service.
Meeting called 10 order by president
or vice president last convention,
or by Chairman Bosworth.
Appointing temporary secretary.
Appointing nominating committee.
Address by Rev. G. Waldo Cherry Of
Troy. \. Y.
Report of nominating COMMITTEES.
Appointing of committees.
Three minute written reports from as
sociations
Banquet.
Report Of state committee.
90 Gcneral-Mr. Bosworth.
90 Financc-Mr. North.
go Referred to committee on state
committee report
Introduction Of toastmastcr--Mr. j. G.
Colgate.
Toastmast"rs speech.
The Older Young Men, Hon. J. g
McCullough
How the y. NJ G. \. Can Supplement
the Public Schools" Mason $
Stone.
~ Gone Concern The Association
without Boys Work" X. A. Waite
Jr
The Y NJ G. "A Going Concern
w. Knowles Cooper.
SATURDAY.
Devotional meeting.
Address by Il. A. waite. Ir.
Topic: "Thc Association As An Oppor-
tunity for Christian Laymcn," r
< Retain.
Discussion.
Business:
% Report Of committee on state
committees report.
(2J Adoption of constitution.
(9) "Association Men" and Vermont
Association Notes"
Devotional and address r. A Waite.
Topic: what tho Board Of Directo rs
Have a Right to Expect Of tho Soc
rotary"
Discussion.
Topic ana discussion. What the Soc
rotary Has a Right TO Expect of
the Board of Directors and Com
mitt"emen." IT, y. I.ansdale.
Annual meeting 81 state committee.
PUBLIC MEETING.
Praise service
New Demands upon tho Association
and How They Are to BE Met:
(a) At home. W. Knowles Cooper.
(h) Abroad, Robert T.. Lewis.
SUNDAY.
quiet Hour" for delegates and mem
bcrs Bennington association. r. 4
Waite, Jr.
church services.
LIST Congregational. w Knowles
cooper.
md Congrcsational-Joh F. Moore
Baptist H. =. I.ansdale.
Methodist. Il. T.. Lewis
Mems meeting, John r. Moore.
Women's meeting. W. :. coleman.
BOYS meeting, r. \. Waite. IT.
In 2nd CONGREGATIONAL Church.
Address. r. r.. Lewis or j. +. Moore.
Report of committees:
90 Credentials
(2) Resolutions
Farewell service. conducted by state
secretary.
Ad iOurnment
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
Zine metal made into Oxide OF Zine,

and then combined with white lead. IL
used to make L. 4 VI PAINT Xinc is
inperishablr and makes the paint wear
as long as pure linseed oil viii hold il
To a surface. The L. Il NJ. PAINT costs
only about 10 per gallon.
Il. H. Brown, North Williston: 3, T..
Wilson, Fairfax; II, NJ Hun. Hineshurg
+, T.. Rigwood, Winoc. XII: r H. F,agg
& Son. Richmond; W. 5. Nay & Co.
Underhill, c. l. Hatch & Co. Water
burx-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
CHIRCU CONTRIBUTIONS.

To The fdll0r u thc Free Press:
VIII you kindly permit me TO correct
statement in last weeks Ere" Pres.
IN rela ton to the Protestant churches of
burlington ana finances The SIX Prot
estant evangelical churches, according,
to latest available reports, having ISIS
members. contributed $.@9oj toward their
local ,Xpous's. i'm addition to which mot
"of which, SAT- was contributed to
home missions and local hencvolenccs,
and Sc,6l5 was given to foreign missions
Perhaps it will he fair t. say that the
local boVcvolonces include only such as
are given through the regular church
agencies and do not include private sub
scriptions t. tho Y. NJ c. A, Salvation
Army. hospitals otc.
Very truly YOURS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
APPRECIATED IN FRANCE.

Tho lie K,poin Building. situated on
wharf beside the Seine River. Paris,
France, was recently rooted with our
Compo- rubber roofing. Samples free
Strong Hardware Co. Burlington. VI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
COMMITTEES REPORTS

The reports Of the various committees
for tho past year showed every depart
mont of the association to be in excellent
condition. Tho executive committee gave
q review Of the state convention and also
of tho 20 day campaign for the raising Of
5000 The directors room has also been
fitted up during the past year under the
direction of this committee.
Tho religious work report for the year
showed a total of 81 Sunday meetings.
with an attendance of 2.733 a week Of
prayer was observed and a foreign work
conference held with T.. T Cotton OF
The international committee
Bible study classes ran two months
Longer tn" past year than ever before.
The study classes opened with the annual
rally day and four classes have held %
sessions during the year with an at
tendance of AZ. Glass suppers have been
served for three Of the classes every
week with an attendance Of 7e9 and
special sociables have been held for the
students of the Bible study classes
The physical department reported Ss1
classes held with an attendance of G136
individual work amounted to 100 and
over 1oOro baths were taken during the
year Over 80 physical examinations
were given. making the total number who
nsed the gymnasium privileges l7.526
Special leaders class supper were given
and athletic meets were also held. A
ha skct ball league Of IS teams was
formed. with zoo players A swimming
class was held in which 81 boys learned
% swim. A city base hall league was
also formed. This department had
charge Of the Fourth Of July celehra ton
nj Ethan Alien Park.
Social events numbering &c were held
with an attendance Of 1920 The pur-
chasing Of tho pool table was also re-
ported ny this committee. who further
reported tina. tie buvng Of the table
was one ~ tho best things done by the
association and has met with tho most
satisfactory results.
The educatlona, committee reported
course Of seven lectures and concerts
and an educational conference with c.
r. Hodge Of the international, committees
also tho formation Of n male chorus mn
der tho direction Of George H. Wilder
~''h an attendance ~ 49,,
Roy work for the past year was OK
tcnsivc Aside from 'he Sunday meetings
gymnasium classe and Bible classes al
ready reported there were 2e social events
with at an attendance Of 10S3. There were
X cross-counrry tramps. total of 1914
members participating. Thirteen COM
rttee meetings were held and TWO boys
camps We're held. one in October AT
Starr Farm Peach and ono In July at
Silver Lake
The membership report showed a total
or 1870 new members during the past year.
with n present membership of ~? Tho
Get One club HAS Sc members and will
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w RWOW1 NOTES


covering "''z h'lI's Oh roauS, - I'''eS VI
witch are 'i''ca"a'''Hou'
rrod por,v or Richmond has made four
p"nh"s OF maple sugar to tr'c t''s
season
shoo,ir, rohirs for Gong bird stevs
cost toui. s,i,,,,. ,,.,.,
, ~ n,o los, r.oo,,
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ru,pi,o c,,t coraa e,,,, ,i,,,, ana In.
an nhund,rno -, a.1,rs nhn,d
peen appointed deputy clerk OF United
,
Memorial day orators announced are
Hugh Henry Of Chester at Grafton and
sherman Evarts of Windsor at Wind
sor.
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-, 49,, -, =. 49,. ..,rd
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Mr.. and Mrs A. T.. Afford of Castle
boom u,arr;a1 9, ,o.,,y son,o,rhor
,s,e hoi,,,, ,boi, ,,.o,di,, d,v
New buildings in White River june
ton, 1t Is thought by the listers Will in
crease tn" grand list OF the town OF
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Til spring crop Of lambs AT tn ..
nrnithv Inn. vobnlv abnut mo .
ned
In Rutland county court Thursday, a
divorces We're granted out of Is pctitionod
for at tho March torn. All the petitioners
r.r... nn,I ,n,r o.
Tho Boston ~ Maine railroad shops
AZ I.NnuonNllI" began last week running
double the time they have been ON since
ia" first of February Now the schedule
is six SiX-hour days a week.
., ,..
year is reported from Bennington Center
where Commissioner John Scully had his
men started nicely when rain Wednes-
day stopped operations
'f' "'''' ,'.'e
"'' M" ''','
va ''' ~ ''''' an
near EIS' NN'Sa'" '"urS""E h'F"', HIS
w.. ,.,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16

For a mild, easy action Of the bow
els. a single dose of Doan's Regulets
is enough Treatment cures habtua,
constipation - cents box Ask
your druggist for them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
CHOCOLATE COOKIES.
CORN STARCH DESSERT.

Heat two cups of milk in the double
boiler. add three rounding tablespoons
OF sugar and four level tablespoons Of
corn starch made smooth in little
cold milk, Cook 20 minutes In tho
same double boiler Add the whites
of three eggs beaten dry and cook
three minutes. add a pinch OF salt and
half a teaspoon of vanilla. Polr into
ring mold and cool. Serve unmolded on
plate and with the center filled with
beaten cream sweetened and favored
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
DISBURSEMENTS

Salaries, s3.271.90: Office expenses. A5 30.
executive department. si7as3: water.
slSS.4S; lights. S3o7.N: religious work,
s92S1; educational depar; ment So. 50:
physical department. SAG. %: social depart
nent. $3.50; boys department. s1433;
membership department, 40: old bills.
Sao.79 interest. $500; insurance. S2i 60.
sundries s63.l7 balance on hand 50 80:
total S412619 Unpaid bills amount to
s112fgl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16

# person could always know Just
what tho trouble was when they began
to feel sick and "out OF sorts and also
know what TO do to get well quick there
woul6 Ice lots less sickness. There are
Thousands OF people who suffer from
Catarrh of tho Bile Ducts who don't
know that they posses several little
Ducts that lead from the Liver and Gall
Bladder and carry bile and other fluids
into tho intcstines When these ducts
get cloEged with mu GUS the owner will
begin to get bilious and have all kinds Of
mean feelings Ordinary liver pills and
powders fail To- relieve this condition
There Is remedy however made
especially for he trouble Rydales
Live Tahcts-a pres Upton Of
specialist. one dose convinces. Write for
free sample. RYdale Remedy Co. New
port News. Virginia. Guaranteed by !.
w. O'Sullivsu, Bur.ngton Stanley e.
Estey. Winooski
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16

T. Clement and w. l. Burt
Some changes were made in the by.
laws for the purpose Of bringing them
up TO date 10 cover the working plans
OF tho association with reference to
classes of membership and the com
mittee work Of the association. A
committee was appointed to prepare
plans for the association anniversary
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
BOOK BINDING
AND PRINTING

If You buy your printing Of
che FREE PRESS AssoCIA-
TON you will be we'll treated
wt3.u
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
CORN MCFF1NS

These are 10 be made with the water
ground and not the granulated meal
Put one cup Of corn meal one cup Of
flour, one-half cup Of sugar two level
teaspoons Of baking powder into a
sieve and sift twice. Mix in a round
ing tablespoon Of softeued butter, add
the yolks Of two eggs aud one cup of
milk beat and add last the stiffly bea-
ten whites of two eggs. Turn into hot
creased gem pans and bake about 20
minutes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
ORANCiE OMEIET.

This is suitable spring omelet and
will be found good course for lun-
cheon. Reat the volks of four eggs light
with two level tablespoons of powdered
sugar. Beat the whites stiff with a pinch
Of salt; pour the yolks over the whites.
add the grated rind Of one orange and
three liable spoons Of Juice. Mix all to-
gether lightly and turn into a hot omeiet
pan In which q rounding tea spoon %
butter is melted. When cooked firm
spread over the top some orange pulp
that Is freed from skin and sweetened
slightly. Fold over and serve with more
orange pulp If liked or garnsh with sec
lions OF sweet oranges from which all
the thick skin has been taken. leaving
them transparent.
CHOCOLATE COOKIES.
Cream onc-half cup Of butter with
one cup of sugar. add two squares OF
chocolate melted over hot water. Seat
one egg well. add 10 the first mixture.
then one-half level teaspoon of soda
dissolved in two tablespoons OF milk
and mix IN ia cups of hour sifted
with saltspoon Of salt and level
teaspoon of cinnamon Roll out cut
in shape and bake in a rather quick
oven.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
BUILDING FUND.

The rcpor, Of the trustees of the Y.
" {. A. on the building fund was as
follows: Total number Of subscriptions
l5No; total amount Of subscriptions SIS =
mo: total expenses of the campai ign
SHs3.67 bonded Indebtedness June /. 1907
$4,000 other Indebtedness June I. 1907.
8.6'; total Indebtedness 800 amount
of pledges paid to date, s32.oos.5l pay
mont on pledges applied on Indebtedness
rs follows Expenses of campo gn. s9s2 81 :.
bonds and interest paid SIS -: other
Indebtedness paid. 90 non: repairs to roof
md other expenses. S59IG5; cash on hand
So3Ii6: total s32. COS 81
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
ELECTION or OFFICERS.

Following the reading OF the com
mittoc reports. tho following officers
wcrc elected: President, F. S Retain.
vice president. Prof. A. u. Butterheld {;
secretary. S. L. Platka; treasurer, g.
r. Cowles; directors, W. j, Van Patten.
Or. +. f.. Clark, Rev. f. NJ. Fuller A,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16

Ealance on hand, April TO- 1907. Sl6.54:
sustaining members. -: contributing
members. sl7s1o: regular members. s5ai 81:
limited members. $3.50; boy members.
f2242j hall rent. $3.50; locker rent. sGs o
trustees, $1,000; sundries, s2S es; total,
A1.6lo
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
TREASURER's REPORT.
RECEIPTS.

Tho treasurer's report for the year end
ing April 10 was as follows
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16
LOUIS UIEB.
State Secretary

Burlington. April 13. laos
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-16

number OF kinds of work now cost
NOR. In Barre shops following the win
ming OF n strike for higher wages by tho
men behind the chairs. Hair trimming
and shampooing have been raised from
IL To ~ cents, hair tonics from hNe 10
10 cents and five cents extra VIII DE
charged for trimming mustaches, steam
ing the face after shaving or applying
any lotion other than witch hazei
The state is plunged into another CON
trovcrsv by claim from St Johnshury
that Chsmberlin Post Of that place Aas
the youngest Vermont veteran or the