Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-11-04
Directors and officers Reelected
and Inspection Of System
Now in Progress.
GROSS RECEIPTS '$S,795,332
Increase Of S7O.O45.sG In Revenue hut
Net Result Of Ycnr's Business Only
S3,1I7.1O after Fixed Charges
Of s713.o2g.Gs Are De-
ductcd.

st Alhans. Nov 1.-The annual meeting
Of the Central Vermont Railway company
was held ut the general offices in this city
az eleven o'clock this morning. the direc-
tors present being Vice President +. ~.
| Fltzhugh OF Montreal. General Manager
G. e. Jones and Attorney c. W. Writer'S
of this city the Hon John W. stewart
D. Midilehury. the Hon. Charles r. Smith
Of Burlington. &. f. Klner OF New York.
tho Hon. Albert Tuttle OF Fair Haven
and e. H. Baker OF Boston.
Following the meeting. The officers and
directors visited the local plant and shops.
making a thorough inspection. The party
including Freight Traffic Manager John
W. Loud Of Montreal. Chic! Engineer
Kelley OF tho Grand Trunk railway, SUI
perirtcndent c. n. soule. General Freight
AGENT c. r. Dewey and Engineer ]. N.
Morrison then boarded the handsome spe-
! cia train made up Of the observation en-
gnc 100, General Manager Jones's coz the
Champlain and Vice President F!tzhugh's
car the Ontario and loft for the annual
inspection OF the road. The party spent
the night at Brattleboro and tomorrow
will 20 over the southern division t. New
London. Conn.
| DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS.
The following board of directors was
re-electcd: Charles NJ. Hayes. +. II.
Titzhugh Of Montreal. Que, George G.
Jones. Edward Curtis Smith. G. w. Wit
ters Of St. Adams. W. Seward Webb Of
Shcburne, John W. Stewart of Middle
bury. John G. Mccullough of Benning-
! ton. l.. H. Baker OF Poston. Albert Tut
tie Of Fair Haven. Chas p. Smith of
Burlington, 8. f. Kilner, f. T.. Marston
| Of New york
General officers whose headquarters
are in st. Adams uness otherwise stated
were elected and appointed rs follows
President Chas. NJ. Hays. Montreal;
vice-rresldent Z. n. Fitzhugh. Mon
treal; general manner G.. c. Jones: attor-
ney, G. W. Writer'S: auditor. W. G.. Crab
be; treasurer and clerk, W. IT. Chaffee
freight traffic manager. John w Loud
general freight agent. c. r. Dewey; gen.
eral passenger agent, J. w Hanlev;
purchasing agent and general storekeep
er. ]. u. Laurie: engineering and super
intendent structures, j. NJ. Morrison
superintendent, G. f. Soule; superintend
ent. W. f. Costello. New London. Conn
superintendent telegraph and car &C
colmtant NJ Magiff; superintendent
motive power and car department, T
McHattie; general roadmaster w. p
Elrod.
PRESIDENTS REPORT
The president and directors submit t,
the shareholders. the 10th annual repor
Of the business and operation OF tn
company for the year ending June "
| 1909.
Gross receipts. 49,. 81. ....... 80, 7a6, 3s7 .
1
Balance. e. ... E. e. e. -. s Oil 7o7 9
Taxes. e.. 49,. :. -. So. g. 1la,a,7.e
5 7e2, 1900
Net debit from rentals. etc. e.. ll.ASe.t
7sO7i2.C
B Our side operations
parlor cafe car service -. eI2S (
7s9S7o.t
1 Hire of equipment:
debit balance, ... ... go. -. oG.1S.'
) &c. i6s
Interest on securities held by the corr
pany, e. l2,9S''
1918
Fixed cha argos, ....... 7'712s'
i Net results, ..... ....... -. AN
REVENUE.
I Receipts from all sources
increase, -. &C.. 90. Sio,oE.
EXPENDITURE.
Maintenance OF wcy ana structures.
decrease, -. ... ... =. -. -. o.GiS.
I Maintenance of equipment
decrease, -. -. -. 2INN.
\ Traffic expenses,
''''IeN'c' 4'''f'
Transportation expenses,
increase, -, -. $50. tbo-'.
u General expenses.
decrease. O.. -. 90. ... -. ..... 1921.