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Arizona republican., 1909-10-25
BLUFF NO GOOD WITH UNDER
 WOOD

When Frederick D. Underwood the sistant yard master at Milwaukee one of his friends among the men was bad ly injured. No hospital was available. and Underwood hurried him to a hotel and told the proprietor that the rail- i road would pay the bill. He made ire quent visits to the invalid. and also reassured him. When the man came out short an arm and a leg a bill of $I200 was sent to Mir. Merrill. who was then the general manager of the Mil waukee road. Merrill was peppery and inclined to domineering. and when he saw the bill he asked in violent lan- guage by whose authority it had been incurred. Young Underwood was brought in. and lively scene followed The general manager declared that the company would never pay the bill. and finished with That ends it." ac- companied by a bang of his fist down on the table that shook the chan deliers.
 We'll returned Underwood, If the company turns its injured men out on the streets I will pay it?"
 You will?" sneered Merrill How will you pay it?''
 T have 1900 friends in Milwaukee. and every one of them will give a dol lar for the purpose" said Underwood. and off he went
 Wouldn't bluff. would he?" said Merrill to his secretary as soon as he had gone. Have him certify to the bill. and then pay it."
 A few years after that Underwood was on Merrflrs staff
Arizona republican., 1909-10-25
Bright's Disease

Late estimates of the percentage of recoveries under the new emollient treatment for Bright's Disease are as follows:
 Where patient is much weakened and crisis may be expected in from five to ten days. probably not more than 10 per cent to 20 percent re- cover. Where physicians aid with ef- forts to restrain fatal symptoms this percentage is increased. In cases where patients have from thirty to sixty days of life the efficiency is very much higher.
 Where patients do not wait until bed-ridden probably three fourths yield
 And in cases that take the new emollient treatment on the appear ance of the disease nearly nine out of ten respond. The point is that the Renal inflammation should be attack ed before the heart and physical sys- tenn are broken down.
 The new emollient treatment is known as Fultons Renal Compound. It can be had in Phoenix at all first class drug stores.
 We desire every patient to write us who is not noting the usual i'm provement by the third week. 1itera- ture mailed free. Jno. J. Fulton Co, PIP First St, San Francisco, Cal We invite correspondence with physicians who have obstinate cases.
 ----O----
Arizona republican., 1909-10-25
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

Knights of Columbus are requested to attend the smoker" on third floor of Monihon block. corner First avenue and Washington. Monday evening, Oc- tober 25, at 8 o'clock. Members are requested to bring their friends Mu- sic and speaking.
 FRANK DE SOUZA,
 Grand Knight
Arizona republican., 1909-10-25

You will find dolls at Hinckley's Postoffice News Store that will keep the children amused. "Playtime" cloth dolls. clean. unbreakable and with re- movable washable clothes. Many styles.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
MARSTON GIVES lis side.
Explains lie Wasn't near woman who
WINS Assaulted.

Middlebury. June a-The taking OF
testimony for the defence in the caee OF
State VS. Charles Marston. charged
with an assault upon Miss Anno Smith,
was resumed in Addison county court
this morning Marstor took the stand in
his own behalf and gavc an account Of
his whereabouts during the evening and
night of the alleged assault. He claimed
he wore derby hat and not Il cap
as Miss Smith said, that he was home
before twelve O'Clock and was more
than miles away NJ the time the as
sault was committed.
Testimony for tho defence was com
pleted at four O'Clock and States At
torney TUttlc at once began the opening
argument for the prosecution. Mr. Davis
will make the plea for the defense to-
morrow morning and Judge Butler will
undoubtedly complete BIS charge before
the noon recess.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
A. NEW POSTAL CARD.
Postmnstcr-Genernl Hitchcock Plans
an Improved Article.

Washington. Jun 9.--The postoFce de-
rartment is perparns to issue a new
postal card Postmastor-General Hitch
cock had called in the expert chemists OF
the department Of agriculture and has
instructed them to work out a formula
that will give much better paper than
can be made under the contract now in
force. He says the postal cards issued
10y this government are inferior to the
product of almost every other country
and that 1t IS contemplated to make i'm
provements in the general style Of print
Ing and arrangement Of the tyne and
designs. 1t may be decided to change
also the color of the ink and the tint of
the paper.
The government issues T. on. 0nO postal
cards month. The present four-year
contract expires December 81 next and in
the meantime the postmastor-goneral is
giving personal attention to dev!sinz a
more substantial and ornate card
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10

kept In 1874 There has been n large In
crease in the collections for benevolence
ths past year. showing the greatest sum
ever raised ny this association There
was an address by the Rev George Pom
frey OF Nergonnes and n sermon by the
Rev. Gibbs Braislin. u. D., OF Burlington,
N. 1.-The Rev. j. d. Shannon. Cyrcl
Bruncll and George Kidder attended the
meeting of the state Catholic order of
Torcstcrs IN burlington Tuesday and
Wcdncsday.-1saa Stoarns. w u. Brew
stcr. w. H. 1(lnsslcy, DR.. y. G. Noble,
William pukntt and T. VI. Chapman are
attending tho meetings of the M9sonic
bodies in darlington. Mrs. John Chap
man and children did not return to
Anvik, Alaska. with the Rev. John
Chapman this week as was reported
The Roy. C. H. Dickinson, D. D., is at
tending tho meeting of tho State C'ongre-
gationrlists at Randolph Ray
Of Castleton has arrived ana will have
charge OF the carriage painting depart
rient Of f. II. Thomas.-,rohn Houston.
who has been visiting in New York state
for several months, has returned home
Charles \. Earle has gone to Hartford.
Conn, for weeks visit with relatives
MSS Sophia Wainwright has returned
from Eryn Mawr and is with her mother,
Mrs Rufus W0irwr'eht-Mr and Mrs.
William NJ. Grandy OF Shoreham arc
visitors IN town.-Mr. and Mrs James
Farrell have returned from their we'd
ding trip and are visiting her parents.
Nr. and Mrs. y. f. McMahan They
%.l make their home In Rutland.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
Connecticut River Company
Shows of for Benefit of
Its Visitors.
BRATTLER0RO AUTO BENEFIT
Forty Cars Scurricd around Carrying
$50 People to Create Fund for
TubercuIosis Camp--One Ma
chine Wrecked on Edge
of High Bank.

Brattleboro, June 9-Tully $50 people
enjoyed the automobile rides under the
auspices of the Bratteboro Womans $
club this afternoon for the benefit Of a
local summer tuberculosis camp. Forty
automobiles We're pressed into service
and were kept rushing over the pre-
scribed routes to Hinsdale. y. H.. Gull
ford. West Brattleboro. Putney and
Vernon. Many visited the new dam Of
the Connecticut River Power Co.. at
Vernon. whore the electric power was
TUNED on to-day for the first time and
guides were provided to conduct the
visitors over tho plant.
The net proceeds Of the carnatlon sale
Saturday and the automobile benefit
this afternoon will approximate so75.
Tho camp Is to he established for local
patients only and VIII he built on the
DR.. f. l.. Waterman farm in Guitord.
on ono OF the trips about four o'clock
this afternoon. only the superior driving
ability Of Henry Shipman sverted a
plunge cf his automobile down q 3o-foot
hank into tho Connecticut river The
accidento ccurred on 4 stretch of new
rood about three miles below iirattleUoro,
whore the road is narrow and sandy.
Shipman met an automobile coming from
the opposite direction and. in an endeavor
to turn out his machine slipped and
started over the bank. He reversed his
engine and brought tire machine to a
stop on the edge of the cmhankmcnt. the
car being Canted over al n dangerous
angle. stout fence on tho outer edge
Of the road held the car. Passing autoists
removed the five passengers and brought
them to BrattlcAoro. Aid was summoned
and tho ruach.rc was finally removed
about scvcn o'c'ook Il was badly
dn,7 = :sG
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
DEFENSE SEEKS DELAY.
Attorneys Assigned to Defend t1Icgcd
NurdcrerS Are Not Prcpnrcd

Pennington. June a.-Thomas Harris ~
Pdwnal. indicted Saturday by the grand
tr7-y for the murder Of oscar Turner Of
the same town on the night of April II,
and Mikeo Tcloppo, Indicted Cor the Kill
ing OF Luigi Tinolo Of this village on the
nfternoon of May -, were taken rom
tie county Jail hero to Manchester where
tho June term Of county court IS In ses-
SION. They We're arraigned and pleaded
not guilty. j. *. Batch elder of Airing
ton was assigned as counsel for Harris
and Edward o. Bennett Of Bennington
as counsel for Telo7po.
states Attorney W. J Meaeher ur~ed
mn immediate trial at the present term
Of court but the two attorneys asked for
time for preparing defense and Judge
7. l. Waterman excused the jury until
Monday to take the matter uNder advise
Went
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
FISHER WON THE TROPHY.
Ills Balloon Indiana stayed in The Air
4" hours---I'.rcd On by Farmers

indianapolis, Ind, Juno 9-Carl @.
Fisher II Indianapolis. pilot Of the bal
Icon Indiana in the national balloon race,
has won the trophy witch he offered ia
;h' aeronaut staying longest IN the air.
Nr, Fisher said last nieht over the teIe-
prone from Nashville Tenn, that he
l0rded Monday night about = ruilcs from
Tennessee City, Tenn According 20 this
Information the balloon had been in the
ali As hours since its 6ight from the
motor speedway Saturday afternoon
Nj Fisher said the Indiana had mado
two stops, but in neither case had touch
cd the ground
The balloon University city has appar-
tntly won the distance contest, having
travelled about 375 miles which the In
diana travelled $50 miles.
Yes, We are safe" said Mr. Fisher
over the telephone, "thanks to the poor
craftsmanship of number OF farmers.
They began firing on us when we were
In Brown county, Indiana, and have kent
rp the target practice ever slice. II was
reeular fusilade down here in Tenne.-
res"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
NEW CASES NUMBER IS.
A BUSY DAY AT RANDOLPH.
Three Session Of the Vermont COngre-
GatiOnalist Conference.

Randolph, June s,-The Vermont Con-
greEationalists In innuai conference here
held three meetings at Bethany Church
and at Chandler Music hall to-day. The
praise services at $50 a m and l 80 p. m
were conducted by the Rev. r. q. French
Of Lyndonville and In tho morning ad-
Journment WAS taken for tho annual
meet OF the Vermont Domestic Mis-
sionary society Addresses at the after
noon session were AZ follows: Social
Service and the Dvangelistic Note" the
Rev. w. II. Spence Of Rutland; "A Plea
for a Changed Condition In the Relation
OF Pastor and People" the Rev, Donald
Fraser OF Berlin; why the Ministry Is
Failing to Attract Men OF Force" the
Rev. s. F. Bloomfield Of Montpelier: '"rhe
,tgnity Of the Pastoral Office" the Rev.
+. q. Guthrie Of burlington. President
John M. Thomas Of Middlebury College
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10

eorer,i crora ,odeos o,.o,.
or .c,io, ,,l,ht bo ohtoi,o, t..
s,ruc,ion given 10 and tho ,r,anaaa,..Ia.,
,1.ccd u,or so,,o ~ ,ha ,,a,,as
tow. ,orog,,,,,o. o,d I,,,, - Vs.
fraternity '"e
Acting mo, nv own hoe, t,,.,,,,o,,.
ord uno, fro odvico oe .'a,,,o 80 ,,'e
presont and mast rr,,d omnors -.
tordod tb,, ,,oo,tre
oro voor oco ,.bo, ,.o, ....,
b, eloc.to, 10 no ,our cr,r, Me-.
vas hut tbir.v-tbree vcors -. ara a.,
vourrost Grand If,ster T hoi,o.o ,,.,,o,
Won bave evcr chospn a,a so Too -,
krov tho vouorest over chosar h,. 49,.
Grand t.odco in tbis court, Io.,,..
fol. tho ,osrore,b,,l,io. ros,,rx ,,.,
mo and as tbcn said o,.,ro, ,,,,,.
tho dut,oa of tho ofrlce u,i,h rra,,
da., ~, ,r.o,id,,ior p,.,,, 49, -
bo,.. eroc,,ar,ly cough, ,ta o,,,.too ~,
oldor and moro oxnor,orcod hro.hors
.rd toko Mic ornort,,rt.,. 90 oxr,ra.,
nv on,roci,tior of thoir i,ndra.. ond
oes,staro. ,r, os,ocio,l,, ,nda,,,.a .,
p,st Crcrd ,tos,ore uars;, - po,.,,,.,a
A1fred nan md George " WIZ
ord 10 Crori sooret,r,. t4a,r,. n 30
and pro,,,o, cherries II D.,.,i,- ,,.ho
let voor .oco,,.c1 tho nosi+i,, ~ cr,,d
I. .oc,,,,er uroti,or Dar,iro,e nroc,Ica,
,,o.hods h,,., ,r,oelod e.. ~, ,a,,.
s.roro,,, &c ho,iovo ,b.,. hora - ~,
tosa +,.,o o,tor,1od t,o ,o,,ora, d,s.,,o,
r,oot,rrs lac, y.irtor
70 .t,e .., ,.oar hoe ,..,, .,.,.,....,
ora g., o..u t..s.t,,,tto. 4 ,tt. i,,t..t,,
tt4 ,t,o ,m,,,. ,s ,o, d,,. -, ,,,,'r,
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
CONFEDERATE MONUMENT.
National Government TO Erect One In
National Cemetery Mt Finn's Point.

Washington. June "a monument Of
marble or granite to cost about S. 500 Is
to be erected by the United States govern
ment IN the confederate section Of Films
Point National cemetery at Salem, n. j.,
to mark the resting place Of Z. +6o ofYicers
and men OF tho confederate army and
navy who died As prisoners OF war at
Fort Delaware between 1862 and 1865
Bids for the monument will bs opened on
June q by Col. William c. Oates, COM
missioner for marking the graves Of con
federats soldiers. The adoption OF Q
monument for the purpose IL due to the
fact that It has been found impossible
to because OF imperfect records to place
distinctive headstones at each grave as
contemplated by the act OF Congress
Commissioner Oates has arranged also
to place wrought iron fences around
Camp Chase Confederate cemetery near
Columbus, Ohio, and around the Con-
federate cemetery at North Alton.
Illinois.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
WIFE'S AFFECTIONS IRE
VALUED At SS,o33.33

st. 1ohnshurv. June o-After being
out three hours the Jury in the alien
alton Of affection case of oliver H.
Jenness vs. walter Sampson returned
2 verdict yesterday afternoon for the
plainti~ to recover sSS33.33. The
plaintiff sued for $4,000 for tho alien
alton of his wifc's affection. on the
first trial Of the case at the December
term the Jury disagreed. At this term
It has occupied a week.
The Caledonia county grand Jury
has reported nine true bills and has
been discharged. The Jury found the
new jail in good condition but recon-
mended that the bank wall on the
cast side of the building be repaired
at once.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
BRISTOL.

The C. j. Bell Pomona Grange Will
meet with the Bristol Grange Wednes-
day, June 9.-Mrs. T. w. Howden has
returned to New Haven after few
days with Mrs. M. l. Thomas.-Mrs. W.
NJ. Farr and children are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Gould
In Morrisville.-kr.a and Mrs. John Carl
are visiting relatives in Cohoes. N. Y.
John McGes was arrested by Con-
stable r. S. Smith Friday night for n
breach OF the peace In striking L. S.
Taft. He paid q hne OF 81 and costs.
B. w. Pollard has rented the Ham
ner tenement on 0Arhsid street and
will occupy II July Wallace Bur-
ritt Of Bennington was ths guest Of
relatives over sunday.--Miss Arvilla
somers of Burlington was tho guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Battles over
Sunday.-n J. Clark visited his broth
sr, Charles, In Lincoln over Sunday
Tho Rev. william hillar preached tho
sermon before the grad
uating class Of the high school Sunday
evening, the Rev. p. n. Stone being
called to Maine by tho death OF a reia-
(COutIuued ON nnae Al
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
FLOODS IN COLORADO.
Costly Dam Undrrmincd--Largc Force
Guarding Railroad Tracks.

Grand Junction, Colo. June 9,-The hood
situation here is serious. Reports from
the headwaters Of the Grand and Gun
nison rivers indicate that the floods are
Just commencing.
After remaining stationary all day yes
terday the Gunnison river rose rapidly
during the night further threatening the
destruction of the municipal pumping
plant
Hundreds of men are working to save
the costly Redlands dam which Is SER
iously undermined.
The Grand river rose " inches yester-
day and is the highest In 10 years. The
Denver & Rio Grandc railroad Is keeping
large force OF men on guard protecting
its tracks.
All parts Of the western slope report
considerable damage from floods
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
GETS $4,000 DAMAGES.
Woman SUED Wealthy New Yorker for
Injuries by His Automobile,

PouGhkeepsie. y. Y, June e-Twenty
thousand dollars, the largest verdict
ever rendered by Dutchess county
jury was awarded in the supreme court
here to-day to Mrs. Amelia c. Mayer
of Fishkill, against Miron Karagheus-
Ian. wealthy rug dealer OF New York
city, Attorneys for the defendant
moved to have the verdict sot aside as
excessive and new trial granted and
Justice Tompkins has reserved his de-
cis!on.
On Sept. 26. 1908, Mrs Mayer and her
husband and little child were coming
up the post road below this city. when
Mr.. Karagheusian's high powered car
collded with the smaller automobile,
throwing Mrs. Mayer and her husband
and child into the road Mrs Meyer
alleges that she was severely injured
and is now physical wreck.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
ANOTHER CLAIMANT FOR
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

Montpelier June 9.-Thc Montpelier
Seminary base bah team claims tho
championship of the preparatory schools
of northern Vermont playing under the
regulations of the Schoolmasters' club
formed at Rutland last fall The figures
il presents show tie seminary $ percent
age to he 800 while Burlington high and
Montpelier high schools have Al each
and ST. Alhans, 400 The seminary claims
Goddard has no title to the honor, any
way, because it has played but one team.
burlington, which is un.er these regula-
tlons
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
ADDISON COUNTY
MTDDLEBUkY.

NTrNT6- Il TiT;yTL y
In Addison county court Thursday
morning the fist civil case Of the term
to be tried by Jury was started This
ease was Horny ana Thomas Calvin ,s.
Frank Donnor. ant. the pla,ntiffs heing
twin brothers living in Whiting and the
defendant resident of Cornwall.
The plaintiffs claimed a balance Of 81 or
therea bouts on number Of hay deals
running back to the snrinr of 1901. The
defense clai,ned Offsets for cash pair am,
labor nerforroed
THO .a.,,,,,o.. 49, ,o.... ...
oosa -, I,..,. ~, ,-,1 rs,..,
t-r.r,, r,o,.- vs. c,,,.,o,I ,a1,
so,, oo,,,,t,. o.,,,., r,,,1.,, ,avo.1, a,,a
.ra ,,.,. .,,.o, :, -. ., -.
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tno r,,o,,,trgs - rooa,.ar ,l,t- o.a ,,aI.
oosts A. :, ,,.os 49,, .ta,,r,,, 7ostra,to -,
s,o,-+ a,o+ra. ooso - ,o,o - .ha ,.aol.
rnooss voc q, oroa +.Lor 20 .,,o
o.o,ao,. ,,aa, a.,o.
'e't VI, ''oS"N' "i''"si"E el''or OF
."e "cs.S''T got ms r'@"u ''''u 'ao'V
i"'iIe" r"."i"'N afternoon III tne ele-
',''i' ~" N''9''"N ~ u 'a"9''' i'''1 tl'
eu't"ii"' pc'o"N''i~S ii"'h 'l'' S''""o 10
we iI9I moor soine'uinS went wrong
WIN the fhech'herE ana N attempting 10
SCI ulihsS nSht' ms mana was caught IL
the fearinr but no bones We're broken
It Is thought he viii recover the fun use
or his hand.-The condition of Miss Lot
to Mcclin is much improved.-An ex-
animation for fourth class postmaster
ship In New Haven to provide q success
sor 70 A p, Roscoe, dcoa sod will he
lcld in Middchury Saturday July a.
Walter Allon, son ~ L. o. Allen If quite
sick and it IS feared that he has tuher-
Culosis.--Iiram Cheney of Crown Point.
\. Y, is visiting in Middlchury and
West Cornwall.--Among the visitors In
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
WIRELESS TELEPHONE.
Conversation Carried on between Par
ties 100 Miles Apart.

London. June 9.-The trials OF wireless
telephone service between the cruiser
Conde and land stations have shown sat
isfactory prosi -. The cruiser althouch
equipped Wit orter poles than at the
time Of previo,a experiments was able 10
communicate to-day at "A distance Of
more than 100 miles A few days ago
conversation was carried on by the wire
less system at distance of 60 miles.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10

spoke this evening at tho hall on
Religious Leadership In Higher Educa-
ton and was folio vcd by the Rev.
Thomas Chalmers of Manchester, y. H.
whose subject was "The Christian
Minister as an Educator"
The conference will adjourn after a
morning session tomorrow.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
VERGENNFS.


M', ana 'rS. r. McMahan' They
3D." ''"Ne t''r nome III rutland
VEpcENnrrc
i'' ~ Ice went 'r!day TO Eden.-The
""i pa"P"'t Oh the Nersennes High
.'""ul N'u'"ni ASSOCIATION VIII be held
i "oNu"y evening, June - at the stevens
M' McLaushiin ana nor
'-eOe' MIS-. hr"J'fhih hayes or sudbury,
~ h"'.,Is'on SATURDAY 10 orins
w." son VINO recently
".i ope. a'ioh at the Mary
.,,aa a,,,e1 n, "son
-. IT.. ~, uas oS '"e
r,. ~ .'' . '.i"N 81 suHon
, 'e'", ueu F''u"!
rcrssn,,or " .,a 81,
W.. - q c,oor =. ..,
Nrs 1oserh r,r,-., 80 C,ou ,, -
V uero coI,ed ro.. ,,o,.
serious illness ~ h.r s,.t.r w., ;..t,,n
Ianrovi, -rrarp 1.orrow w., so,a ~.
oliver DaIrr,u,t horrcs+o,1 80 ,-o-.
York parties for 5000 II ia ro,o~,a,
that a new tclonhone evc,orco vii, 80
established here on tho con,nIotior ne ,bo
present ARRANGEMENTS with outsI1e COM
panies so that communication FREQ NJ
;oll charges may be had with surround-
ing towns. Charles Dugan went Mon
day TO the Mary Fletcher hosp,tal Bur-
'inrton. to be operated on for appendicltis
Mrs Annie French of Rutland passed
sunday with her mother. Mrs. James
iarnard.-Miss Goorciara DaNey o' Bur
ilnEton IS visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs John Davey.-Arthur Renger Of
sandy H'l y. Y. Is visiting his parents.
MT una Mrs. A. Renger.
no Laules Ala society OF the Meth
'"'Ht 'h"rch mas installed telephone
the parsonage Rev. and Mrs.
gorge H. Pomfrey. L. Whitford,
W. ~ "oodman' Louis Cotey, Mrs II.
fisner' MRS cynthia J. Field and
Hrs ~ l. fafer attended the Baptist
association Mt Mihdlebury Tuesday
a. hehort' SON Ell. and daughter,
,'r''ha. OF SIOUX rails S. D., arc visit
INK rela'lNos nero, II is Fl years since
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
FOUND TIE FISHING GREAT
sixty-five Members of Luke Mansfield
Trout Club Caught More Thnn
Thy Could Garry on.


Stove, June 9.--Iake Mansfield never
looked finer and fishing was never so
good as to-day when f5 remhers ASSEM-
bled FOR the annual meeting or the Lake
Mansfield Trout club II was estimated
that th" catch Yesterday amounted to $50
r""''N' anu every '-'''eF F"' p''''
N"'' 4" ~, P''''' VI u""''
- P'u""' a. VIC ''"' i'"'e an" aye
al NV "''''"'' u's N"e'' '"e
i ~ l."','''' " ""' 'I's''n'
'' ~ ''"'''' y" r.'' VI "'o"e'
anu ~, ". ."o'''"s
~ S''"'' - - "cH'h"o"' -
=, ~ ".-'' ~, = NV '''' a.. VI '''"e.
.'' ..''e" 'e"i'' w. r. i'"rr VI
''o"r. Jon" VI N'!tte"'ore OF nurlihs-
""' ~ ',''' VI ia''', W. ~ i.'cN-
W - 'u1'is"u'E' II, H. r"r"e'' o1
- was No''' " "NH'Ss e"'H
,r,,,n,rs r,ore vo,od IN os ,n,,o,s ~
A. Riley of stowe. c. l.. Greene of Bur-
lington, F r. Dickern1an Of Bristol. W.
4. Rickcr or ST. Johrsburv. DR.. A. G.
Hi, Of Winooskl. W. L. Holden Of Barre.
w. NJ. Teriault of MortDslier. II. A.
STANLEY and II. n. Cobb Of ST. Johns
barry and y. F. Mcclure of Montpelier.
The largest delegation Of members came
from Burlington and Stowe. 10 each.
Montpelier had eight present. St Johns
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