Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-28
WASHINGTON
MONTPELIER.

suit for damages or SlO,U" against tho |
standard Granite company of barre and !
the same was entered Thursday in Wash |
inrton county court. The case Is return |
able at the September term. Rayfus
| claims that he was Injured April II last
on the quarry Of the defendant company
| because n green engineer was running
the engine. 6 TIollis,er Jackson appears
for the plaintiff.
| James Hanrahan died Wednesday July
| 20 at Ieaton hospital ared u years.
| Deceased was born In County Glare, Ire
land, md for 30 years was a section man
on the Central Vermont railroad. Part
| of this time he was section boss at Middle
sex. He leaves no near relatives. His
| funeral was held Friday morning Mt nine
| O'Clock from 81. Augustine's Church and
burial was In the Catholic cemetery.
At u meeting of the executive committee
Of the VI. Association Of Fire Insurance
Agents, held Wednesday July % at the
Pavilion Hotel, it was voted to hold the
next annual meeting Thursday October
-. ut the Waterbury Inn. II this date
should conflict with the reception to he
given by the incoming Governor the an
nual meeting Will he held October 70.
Among the speakers will be Guy w.
!
sioners of Vermont and insurance COM
missioner Adams Of New Hampshire.
Work on surveying tho Winooski river
hasi was commenced Thursday by A. n.
Rutterfield and George NJ Brett who are
wording under the United States geological
survey. They began this work July E
land while in this vicinity will survey
Worcester branch. Dog river. and the main
| line of tho WipDnski rjyar n q IN q III
field. An appropriation was made by the
Legislature Of 1903 for this survey provided
United States geological survey should
devote a similar sum TO the work.
| The vacancy In tho direc crate in tho
local Y. NJ. c. A. caused by the rcsigna-
ton of Fred T. Gleason has been filled
by the election Of Floyd Hayford to that
position
d. T. Donnelly OF this city, secretary
of the democratic county committee.
mailed Friday notices of the demo-
cratic county convention to be held In
this city Saturday, July 90 The demo-
Gratis Of the county are entitled to about
100 delegates
A meeting of the newly elected repuh-
lican county committee was held Fri
day at the court house for the purpose III
organization and TO discuss holding r l.
lies throughout the county during tho
coming campaign. DR.. j. II. Winch OF
Mortified elected chairman and
Ralph w. Putnam of Middlcsex, secre-
tary. 1nasmuoh as only II of the 90 towns
and cities of the county We're represent
ed at this meeting no definite action was
: taker n regard TO the campaign and an
ether meeting OF this committee will be
, held In Montpelier Moniay, August /.
While cranking his automobile at Roch-
n ester Thursday afternoon Fred A. stand
t ish broke his right ''list when the ma
chine kicked and the handle struck him
He drove his car to this city where his IN
$ turies were attended to 10y ID physician.
!, Henry Carney had an artery in the tenn
r lie severed Friday morning while n
$ work at the granite sheds of r. NJ
% Fraser by piece of flying steel strikini
$ him In the head. He lost considerabl,
: blood but his injury is not considered
p. dangerous.
y Mrs William Parker of East Nontpele
l. was seriously Injured Saturday morning
IL by being thrown from her buggy on ia,
: street. Mrs, Parker was on her way II
u the creamery when her horse becam
frightened at an electric car. bolted an'
, ran, deep cash was cut In her fore
head, two ribs We're broken and intcrna
injuries are feared The horse ran tn
| entire length OF Clay hill before tn
woman was thrown out. The horse be
came frightened by the Seminary hill
electric.
As a result of the wholesale lqno
le raids Saturday evening city court was
or busy place Monday morning and case
M against four OF the respondents at who's
n places liquor was seized Saturday even
IN Ing were disposed Of, The city grand j,ro
al was confident he had no case against i
s. Fernandez. where u key of ale wa
f. seized and the liquor was returned to hir
- Monday afternoon. Claude Valla an
q. John MiGlierini waived examination an
- were bound over to county court. The
f. furnished bail In the sum of $500. TT,
,g court took the case against FroI
as tint under consideration 1t was elaine
ey that the beer seized there was Cor use
ell Frontinis family where, It was state,
&c from IL to Is bottles are drank daily b
v his family of eight
RS. Tho second week of the strike on II
n Central Vermont railway opened in tn
N. valley with freight and passenger bus
est ness practically normal. All the loade
RS cars In the yards here and in Barre ha,
ITO pecu bcIl out anu 10 CARS OF mercnanuls
W. reached this city Sunday. The freigl
Id. trains between this city. Barre and WI
II. Jamestown are running on their regul;
en-. time and all the congestion has been r
- leased Two trains that were run fro
he Barre to tho main line Sunday afterno'
'gs were made up of 81 cars loaded vii
Tho rough and finished granite.
III Presiding Elder d. II. Burns will ha'
'gs charge of the ninth annual meeting
S. the Evangelical Camp Meeting associ
to ton which Will open on tho grounds
A. East Montpelier. Friday evening, Augu
of 5, and continue through to August II. y
singing will be in charge of tAS Rev.
OF +. lngles. Presiding Elder Burns will
nv assisted by the Rev. c. III. Hopkins, I
cir Rev. q. 4. Taylor and the Rev. IT.
eir Stevens.
,ct Scott Moulton. the pianist Mt tho Bar