Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-14

penSation at this office was $2Si. Alp |
pfcation forms and information may be | ,
obtained from the postmaster at Gran
VILE and Rochester and applications
should be filed by July % with the u. S.
civil service commission, Washington,
ID. c.
Alleging Misrepresentation i, the sale
of an insurance policy. Stella G. starr OF
Washington, ID. G., has brought suit in
Windham county court to recover dam
ages of sl.2o from Frederick w. Childs
of Brattlcboro The defendant Is an agent
for the New York Life and the plaintiff
alleges that he sold her policy for $4,000
representing It to be of the 2n-ycar cndow-
| mcnt variety. when In reality 1t was II
3n-year endowment. She admits that she
| did not read the policy.
Mitchell Lucia was arraigned in city
court Monday afternoon, charged with |
being drunk and pleaded not guilty. IF |
! there was Holy Book here I'd place |
my hand on 1t and swear that ! hadn't |
| touched n drop of anything. said Mr.. |
| Lucia earnestly Officers Brodie and col |
Inns testified that Mr. Lucia was drunk !
and the court found him guilty. He was
sentenced to serve 30 days in iail. Mr.
Lucia testified that Officer 13rodie beat
and kicked him, to which Officer Erode
replied that lac was obliged to do so for
Lucia refused to come with him.
AS MIR. and Mrs. .. Simonds and son of
Granville, y. V. were driving their auto
mobile to Sudbury Monday "A peculiar ac-
cident bcfeu them. They had proceeded
to within four miles of tneir destination
and uer. r,,nn,n, a, the ratio -, ohou, Il
miles an hour when an elm tree at the
roadside was blown over falling across
the car and pinning the son 10 his seat.
MIR. Simonds had to 20 n quarter Of n milo
to get an axe with which to chon AWAY
the tree before the Young man could be
released. He was somewhat protected BY
the steering wheel and sustained no ser
ious injury. although badly bruised The
automobile was considerably darnaAcd
Over 400 teachers bo,o written ror ,c-
Communications ot r,-lnnd during TIM. ann
| NOR ecboo, Tho s.terd,pc. Last v.nr
wac 10 H., ftrs. -o-siu ,,;ii IA, L.it
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structor, bo,.o hoe,, en,,oc.d. T. 4 Ray
rou Adams Ntose ,ritb,,o,ic bistor,...
g Adams Costloton English Cor
man. North Adams Mass o,ogranbv
e and nature study. = " reid s,I.,n and
t,rarninp1on, Mass advoncod drawing.
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Y H. brown Wallingford, general manage
@ ment of rural schools; Miss Harrictte NJ.
Il Perkins, Rutland. music; Miss f. Mabel
h McNev, New York primary methods in
q teaching language. number and seat
work: D. T.. Locke, Rutland. algebra;
Miss Elizabeth f. Morse. New York,
drawing
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. casket was a confederate nag unde
-. which he served during the Civil WaI
III Mr. Chubh had an cycntful life He wa
''e born in Charlestown November t. lS3,
q" and when young went with his family I
NV Galveston, Texas He subsequently Ell
gagged in shipbuilding, ship chundlery an
Wholesale grocery business and was ager
ry for Il pilots association. At the outbrea
dy of the Rebellion he was created a con
It mssioned officer on the Royal Yacht
as Of which his father was captain. an
he which was captured by the Jewett exped
he ton. In 1865 he came north and estat
ed lished fishing rod and reel business
Post Mills enjoying the distinction
aY manufacturing the first machine-ma
as fishing rod in the world. In the earl
to ninetes he disposed Of this business al
nd became connected with Dame, StOdda'
He d Kendall In Boston. Captain Chut
it'll was elected to both branches Of the We
of districts. He served for many years