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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10
ALL APPLICANTS PASSED.
Successful Candidates Before state
Board OF Medical Registration.

All Of the applicants whe presented
themselves for examination before the
Vermont state board of Medical Regis
tration in Burlington, July 1l-13th. were
successful. The following is the list;
Walter 3. Allen. Red Bank, y. j.;
Sidney NJ. Bunker. Burlington; Wilfred
c. Bliss, Burlington Hendrix a. Bosnia,
Burlington; James f. Bowen. Lowell,
Mass; simon Bloom. New York; Ed
mund Clay Burrer. Bethel w o. Brown,
Lunenburg; John NJ. Claffy, Burlington:
William ]. Collins. Northampton. Mass. ;
Francesca @. Callva. New York; Pay
Russell Dearborn. Burling~on; Harold
Ross Depue. Nestal. ~ Y; Burns r
Eastman. Woodsvile y ~: Alan D.
Finlayson. Burlington; Lonnie O. Farrar,
Chester; Edward V. Farrell Hartford.
Conn: Nincenzo Gaudiani, New York y.
Y. Frederick w. Hartman. Burlington:
William NJ. Higgins St Johnshury; Her-
ris Bliss Hazen. White River Junction:
Matthew W Hunter Essex Junction;
John A. Hunter. Essex Junction: Edwin
F, Jones. Burlington; Ned r. Kenyon
Westford; Harry l.. Kilgore Belfast
Maine: Morris J. Lessof. Brooklyn, ~
T.; Anthony w. Marsh. Burlington; DAN
icl &. Munro. Utica. y. Y: Robert /.
Maynard. Burlington; Charles G.. Noble
Brooklyn, y. Y; Anna o Sulivan. Bos-
ton. Mass: Leon NJ Orton. Lincoln. y
H.; CLAYTON F. Royce, New York; Fred
NJ. smith Norwich. Conn: Ransom H.
SIrtvol. Mo0ers. y. Y. Irving W
Slac';, Providence. r. l.; Herbert W. Tay-
lor Fairfax; Arthur j. West, Hardwick:
ChE'cf L. Wells. Burlington; Cedric
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WATERBURY.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10
MISS FRENCH WEEDS QUIETLY
Niece of Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt
Married at Central village to
Newport Chauffeur

Central Village, Conn. rug. Edward
Gernshty ard Miss Julia Z French,
niece Of MS Reginald G. Vanderbilt, were
married here to-day at the Hotel Central
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
Mr.. Perry Of Hudson \. T.. a guest at
the hotel The couple accompanied only
by 4 chauffeur on their arrival here said
they had come from Newport. r I.
They left by rorthbouri train after
the ceremony, having previously sent
the automobile hack.
Geragthy and Miss French ere suppos-
ed 70 havc left Newport. r. l., late yes
tcrday in an automobile which Ceraghty
secured frcm garage. Members Of their
families here refused to-day to comment
on the marriage.
Geraghty, who Is chauffeur, s about
y years old. Ills father owns livery
stable at Newport His bride is 49, IS the
daughter az Mr. and Mrs. Amos Tuck
French. the granddaughter OF Mrs
StuyVeaant Leroy, ana a niece of Mrs
Elsie French Vanderbilt, The French
family occupies n cottage at Newport in
the summer and lives in Tuxedo Park in
the winter.
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WAITsFIEL,H.

Henry Foster Of New York came
Saturday to join his family at Cassius
Joslin's.-Mr and Mrs. Edward Wild
OF Northampton, Mass, came Satur-
day to their aunt, Miss l.. H. Douglass
Miss Louise, Walter and Richard
Gaylord returned Saturday from a
several days visit with relatives in
Randolph and Brooltfeld.-Mrs. w. b.
Richardson OF Montpelier is spending
ten days vacation with her mother,
Mrs. C. NJ. Richardson.--Mrs Monroe
Jcslin Of Denver, Colo, is visiting
friends and relatives IN town.--A1rs.
w. H. Morlarty. who underwent a sue
Cessful operation at Heaton hospital
last week, is reported as gaining
Miss Eva Benjamin of Woodbury. il a
guest of Miss Clara SpaUlding MIR.
and Mrs. J. c. KlnEsbury, Mr. and Mrs.
g. ]. Greene and son are in camp at
Starr Farm Beach.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Clarence I'1ckford Of Barre, who
had an operation at Randolph sanitarium
two weeks ago, has recovered sufficiently
to take her to N. D. Biclford's sun
ady.--Leonard Hodges, who went to
Dakota about two months ago to- visit his
sister Josephine. has rcturned.-Mrl.
Mary Hodges Truesdell of New York s
visiting her parents. Mr.. end Mrs. c. l..
Hodges.--Ben Washburn, who is study
ing for the ministry. read the service at
Grace Church Sunday.
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\ coon MAp OF, vEr-loNT NEEDED.

Trom the Woodstock AgeD
one OF the pressing needs for the ad-
vcrtisine of Nermonrs attractions Is a
good map Of the State. There IS no sucn
thing at present and thus the campa gn
of publicity aided by an Inadequate ap-
preparation by the last Legislature lacks
some necessary ammunition.
Vermont Is one of the finest touring
grounds in the whole country there is
no question about Il, and those VINO have
found theU way into and over the State
ere ready - admit this fact with on
tnusiasn. And we need an adequate
guide TO Vermont, 10 its roads and points
Of interest to back up our general invita-
ton to the world to come and visit us
The map should he Of good Size. 1t
should show very little of New England
beyond Its own boundary lines it should
be all Vermont 1t should have general
information about the roads--the main
routes and connecting ncs-throughout
the state. Tho map should point the way
10 the White mountains and few other
nearby places OF interest, but its main
purpose would be to tell the hesitating
tourist their way and show him the
way about
The Automobile club of Vermont has
issued an admirable map OF New Eng
land in connection with its year book
for 1911,
Perhaps It may become interested in
map of it's own territory, and the Yer
mont Hotel Mems association is another
organization which might aid the work,
and likewise the new bureau OF pub
licity.
Persistent advertising is what Vermont
needs for It's development as health and
pleasure resort. A good map will help.
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YORKTOWN.

Bertha Griffin, who has boon the guest
OF Mrs. l. S, Austin tho past week. re-
turned 20 her home in Bolton Monday
ROY AtEins and family were in town sun
day.-N Mrs. ]. w, Bates's mother OF Rich
ford, Ia In town for a few Days. T..
Atkins was in Enrre Saturday and sun
day.--Burt Weston and Lucy Hurdle were
In Bolton saturday and Sunday Mrs.
Helen Som"rvlle and daughter. Ella, Wis
tied North Fayston FridGy.-Clinton ana
Kenneth Ward and Paul Johnson were
In Montpelier Thursany. Mrs. r. T..
johnson and Marion Ward wero in Waits
field Thursday.
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MTDDLESEx.

Mrs Levi SUift and son. Roland. went
to Barre Saturday as guests OF Mrs,
Walter Carr-Alrs. l.. o. wilder was in
Waits"cld the erst Of tho wceh.--The In.
FAINT child Of Mr.. and Mrs. walter Lewis
has been very ILLNESSES Jogsie. Ruth
ana Marion Gilbert OF East Franklin.
who have been spending n wcel; with Miss
Lucy swift went to Cabot Saturday.
Mis-. Clyde Duba and son, Adrian. went
to stowe Sunday to visit an uncle
Roland Tascy of Montpelier and Grin
Hills are on n four days bicycle trip
Miss Hazel Hills "a attending the studio
II her brother, Orin HIS during hts
Absence T. Price Is building a house TO
take the place OF the one destroyed by
fire last spring.
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EAST WARREN.

Mrs. Nora Marsh, who has spent the
past year with her brother and sisters in
this place, has returned to her home in
Amherst Mas NJ. and Mrs F. c.
Heath visited I'm burlington the past
weck.-Mrs Fanny Patrick OF Middebnry
is visiting friends in town.-Mr and Mrs.
Justin Tuckor and children were In
North1old Sunday.-W ]. McGlanln went
% Granville Monday, where he has work
IN masonry. Mrs Mary Heath ia visit
Ing hor uncle in New York.-Nrs. Effle
Moore is SPENDING p few days in Rochcs-
Ter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10

coma, N. H.. arc visiting Mrs stevens's
mother, Mrs. Jennie Rickert.-The funeral
Of George n. Hoas was held Sunday aft
crnoon ut Grace Church, the Rev. r. s.
Arnold officiating. Mr.. Hoag died from
appc n1ictis August while visiting his
daughter, Mrs John Craig, at Iiaver-
straw. n. Y. He was 80 years old anu
had been employed for nc years at New
ton and Thompson's company's here lie
Ia survived by his wife and one daughter.
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CRAFTSRURY.

Mr.. Sawyer and granddaughter. Blanch.
Uric, left Saturday for a short visit in
Barre.-Etta Smith IS home from Bel
lows Fails. where she has been teaching
Harry Moody Is delivering his rural
mail with an automobile Mr.. and Mrs.
William Large from Lowell, came last
Saturday TO visit at j. KeIr's,-The
Union Sunday school picnic last Thurs
day at Lake IfoTner was very pleas
ant occas.on.--The Rev W. f. Allen is
taking his vacation at ssp!nn lake
There viii be no scrv!cey In tic Nothodist
Episcopal Church the next two Sundays
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Points.

W. y, fahcc, member OF a granite firm
Of tedar Rapids. Iowa. was In town
over sunday Oh HIS way home after at
tending the I'D mons convention at Bos-
ton. While here he inspected the granite
cutting Industry in this city and Barre
and also visited the quarry section on
Milstonc hil at Barre Mr.. Kabes re-
ports business good In the central west
With prospects Of the best corn cron
raised in Iowa In 80 years.
Alexander Mel Rogers died Sunday at
his nome In East Calais at the age OF IS
years. He was born in Leith, p. O.,
and has lived here Il years. He leaves q
wife and two smal children. The funeral
was held Wednesday afternoon at two
o'clock.
The granite cutters OF Barre will raise
twenty-five cents each for the Mcnamara
fund the total promising to be about
1880.
A survey of the Montpelier and Barre
granite situation shows that while bust
ness IS fairly good Mt most sheds ana
nuarries yet the general tone of the mar
ltet is dull More orders for vault work
are being handled than usual but only
a few sheds are able TO handle that class
of work.
f. y BRIGHAM died TUESDAY morning
at the home of his SON. Eugene Brigham.
reath followed several paralytc shocks.
Mr. brigham was born in Jackson. Mich.
IN 1S45 He came to Vermont at An early
age and has been located In ST. Johns
bury with the American Hoe & Fork
company as an inspector for many years.
lie leaves wife and seven ch,,dren. as
follows: T.. l.. Brigham of Newport
Eugene brigham of Montpelier; Pearl
B.i"ham of Morrisvillc: Mrs Grace Hold
en- Of s.. Johnsbury; Mrs. BESSIE Blallley
Of ST Johnsbury and clyde and Allen,
WHO reside IN Watcrbury The body wa.
taken to 81 Johrsbury Yesterday ant
tho funeral will he Friday afternoon at
his home.
The StateCommisSionerof \ griculture has
given out report of Vermont crops, r
Witch he says the rainfall since March
has been the least in - years Crops
however. are i'm much better shape thar
This WoUld Indicate. Hay IS set at 50 PEI
cent. of a crop and oats probably about
50 per cent. for tie entire State. Early
Ipt"tuCs We're failure but the later
or's arc doing well. Corn will be plenti.
f." % hc shape Of ensIlage but only ar
exceptionally good fan will ripen the
eare. : me- OF the larger apple growers
r'uort The crop as a failure.
The annual statement Of the U'nor
Mutual Firc Insurance company Just a
sued shows s27.7SG.475. Gj insurance in fore,
with a balance of sa7.97227, Assets are
figured at So2,972 o.
Edison Wiley of Mortified wa7 in city
court Yesterday ana received . sontenc,
Of from Il months to two years at Rut
land for open and gross lewdness. He /!
o. wears old and hts crime caused n good
deal Of excitement in Mortified at IN,
time. He was unrepresented by couuse
and the State was represented by state.
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W. ED.

Mrs. George j. .' Of Lowell. Mass. IS
IN town visiting -'a. II. o. Mller.-Nrs.
u G. Woodwork went to Royal Victoria
hospital, Montreal. Saturday to undergo
an operation, she was accompanied by
her sister. Mrs Bernice Chandler, OF St
Johnsbury, who will remain with her
Mrs. BRADLEY Houston returned from ST
.Iohnshury Friday where she has been
with her daughter, The Rcv. O T., Barn
ard went to Greensboro Monday for a.
few days.-The Rev. Hurd will occupy the
Congregational pulpit Sunday, the Rev.
NJ. W Farman preaching az Lowell in
eXchanFe.-Thursdav ten and a half
pound daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Dayton Harding Charles Gilbert had
his collar bone broken last week at
North Troy when the seat slipped off his
load ana threw him to the ground
Sunday there was shower, "a. not
heavy enough to wet things much 4
man dug three feet into the ground Mt
Troy beside the spring supplying the
village water and found dust without the
slightest bit of moisture. Several spr.ng rs
are dry and all the wells are low.
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SOUTH ROYALTON

Bert Shaw and family have returned
to their home in White Plains, \, Y,
after a two weeks vacation in town
Miss Maude Abbott has returned from
Boston.-Mr. and Mrs. w. E Kidd OF
Mortified visited relatives In town last
Week.-Mrs. A II. Bennett OF Everett,
Mass, is visiting friends in town.-John
Sbley OF Boston il visiting Mrs. J. Il.
Durl;ec-It Is reported that Charles
Southworth has sold his property on
North Windsor street to parties from
STAFFORD
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terHsF gave up the trip.-Miss Anna
Baker OF Boston, who has been 10 town
Tor Few days, left Monday for Bristol,
conn. where she will visit her mother
MrH' W. V. Bryan, who has been to
burlington for treatment. has so far
recovered as TO go TO the homo OF her
sister Mrs. &. n. Chaplin, In atowe-J.
Buinhn'n Fullerton ana friend Of Wilt
mantle, Conn, are ut tho home Of hin
father. j. X EnlllnrInn
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
wONTpELJER,.

The scores I'm the recent shoot ut the
state range at Northfiold have been given
out Mortified heads tho list for tho
state championship with Burlington sec
md, Rutland third and Montpelier fourth,
4 team of q mon was picked to go to
Fort Ethan Allan for n weeks shoot md
tho results there VIII decide tho II mon
who nre to 20 to Camp Perry Ohio. FOR
tho National matches. rho various tabu-
In: I'd RCOrCr follow;
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Ir Hall and family are spending q
short vacation at their cottage in New
port.-Mrs ]. d. Bailey is visiting rela-
tlves IN Wa4tstlcld A wedding reception
was given MI md Mrs. Leo Goodell last
Thursday evening at the grange hall
NJ md Mrs. Elmer owen Of Barre were
in town on Monday. Frank Batchelder
V-gG In St, Johnsbury Tuesday, sum
mind as q WitneSs In county count
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10
ORLEANS COUNT
NEWPORT.

Ex-Gov. and Mrs. q. n. left
Saturday for an extended trip, having
Cape North, Norway, as an Objective
point.-E. J. Hood. Of the firm of II. T..
Hood ~ Son. IL In town supervising the
installing Of new machinery at their
condensary on Coventry strcet.-Aiiss
Ella Wright of Meridcn Conn, Is passing
a few days vita her mother, Mr.. 30 j..
WriRht.-7he funeral of Fred W.
Wheeler. who died suddenly Woducsa ..
Aug. :, was held Of 81; llnry's Chursh
Friday afternoon. the Rev. Alfred Tav
lor officiating -W. c. Calhoun Of Sheboy-
gan. WIS, "a in town IN TIE interests Of
the Frost Veneer Seating company-The
Misses Minnie and Susie White are pass
ing a two weeks vacation at Potion
Springs.-The Black Arrow Canoe club
held a cruise Saturday. starting from the
Memphremagog Yacht club dock Mt 7:i5
a. m and reaching Masog, q distance Of
80 miles. al 2:45 p. m. SIX stops We're
made during the voyage. The party re-
turned on the steamer Lady OF the Lake
The Rev. II. 3. Rankin Of NoanK
Conn, began his pastorate at the Bap-
list Church Sunday evenlng.-Mr. and
Mrs. George r. Root are passing few
weeks with their daughter Mrs, L, 4.
Hamllton.-Nr. and Mrs. g. l.. NJ. Bug
bee and Mr.. and Mrs H. y. DWinell
passed Sunday in Burlington making
the trip by automatically y. Davis has
moved the tenement house near his livery
back even with the front and Will make
ext ,nsive Improvements L. II.
Hamilton OF St Adams. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. e. l.. Law
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FAYsJ'ON

Milford Long and Henry Smith have
returned from the hospital, much i'm
proved in health,-llarl B, Pierce went to
Richmond saturday.--P. G, I'M and John
SMALL were in Montpelier on business
G.turday.-M A, d. Bragg has re-
eeiyed news of the death Of Mrs, Rox-
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LOWELL

Mr. and Mrs. Frank jacobs of IIsver-
hi, %ass. visited Mrs. Tlgr-nce Stnn-
nard ADMINISTRATION brief illness
Mary Miller. wife Of GerrEe r. Watson
C'td Sunday at 3 p. m. Mrs. Watson
was about % years old Mrs. Frank
Murphy of Newport Is visiting her sis.
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WORCESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Cormla and Master
FRANK OF Milton with Mr.. and MRS A. c.
Jones ana Lynn Nelson Of Barre were
VISITORS IN town last wock.-Clar TEN.
pietoh OF Montpelier passed Saturday
evening md Sunday with his mother
Mr. hnd Mrs. II. Benncr OF Melrose,
MaFf., are In town
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10
FORESTDAIE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ForCultes and two
children OF New York are visiting reiG-
dives hero.--Mrs. James peMary and
chnGren Of Holyoke, Mass are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Charles ForEu!tes Mrs,
Eert Stevens and daughter, Ellie, Of La
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POPE MOVED TO
NEW QUARTERS
Spacious, Airy Room on Fourth
Floor Of Vatican Tends to Re
vive Patients Spirits.

~, 49,. D.. r,s,. .,-l- o.
night enjoyed several hours OF rest !"
his room on tho third floor of tho Vail
can to which he was moved to-day
from hts small bed chamber on the
fourth floor. The new room Is mors
spacious and airy and the change APP
neers 10 have revived the Popes
strength somewhat and cheered his
shirts.
When Doctors Petacci and Marchia-
fava visited HIS Holiness in the early
evening his temperature was lOl, but
AT t1tdnieht after ha had perspired
at midnight after he had perspirad
in the knee also diminished and ths
ooticnt was able ~ secure some re-
,rosbtne sIaan
rive .ro.,. ~ Tho nbvstciors now
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NNTSCN.

Leslie Bel1en, Paul Walker and Mer-
r'll Gibbs ere at sunset laEe.-The hay
lerVcat Is about ovcr.-A good many arc
planning TO attend the Spr.ng Grove
camp-meetlnS at New Favcn.-E, n,
Gibbs Of Rutland spent Sunday with his
1nmIln In TOWN
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BRANDON.

| j. r.. woodruff ANA chldrnn returned
Yesterday from Lake Dunrnorc.-Prof.
John y Burnhau who has been spcDd-
| Ing several weeks at b. :. Cotcs's re-
turned Saturday t. New York; Edward
| N. Grewuld who has been spending n
two weeks vacation pt his cottage at
Lake Dunmore. returned Sunday to
! Sow Yort.-rhc funeral Of Gcorgo itolg.
! oGp died in IIuYcrstrLN, y. Y. last wcolt,
u.s held at Grace Church. ForostdJle.
/ sunday afternoon Mt three o'clock, the
. iov. T. S Arnold officinting.-Miss Ruth
"urnhar spent Sunday in Middlcbury.-
- George Cowen has returned from
,soN, y. Y.-Miss Nellie Evans has re-
'nu,d to Ncw York.--Charles \. Dana
1r Sow York spent Sunday in town
Alsa Myrtle Scvery spent Sunday in
; VIA 1!cbury.
The seml-annual meeting of the Yer
Hol., state Court. Catholic order OF
fo~cetcrs. was hell here Tuesday with
Phil sheridan Court. 81. 81 This was
the first meeting since ihp state conven-
tlon. Tuesday was also the 18Th ami
vorsary Of the orran iz1ton of the local
court. Solemn high mass was held AT st.
N.urys Church at nine O'Clock in the
morning and was largely attended. FOL
lowing this n meeting of the STATE court
I was held In Forestcrs' han. "o'l wing
, Tho afternoon session ~ automobile ride
was taken. A h0nquet was civen In th'
armory hail AT $50 p. m,-RowleY :. FlaEg
ar1 a. c. Freeman who have been spend
'nC several days in town. went Tues
/ day to Proctor. Mrs. Charles Eensou Of
, NusSocon, Mich, Is visiting her sister
/ Mrs. H. T.. WeSCOtt. Mrs. T. NJ. Warner
/ IS visiting relatives i'm Peru Misses Ruth
and katherine Blackwell and Mrs y d
blackwell went Tuesday to York Reach,
afe.. for feW WecEs.-Mrs. Mary
Carney of NIclrosc Mass. is visiting her
sister, Mrs O. y. E'cius.-W Ward Whalcn
is in Eri-tol-The Rev. ana Mrs. r =.
S"eey and Miss Nirlinia Scelor are sperd-
ing tho week at the Cascade House, Lake
10 s,basrtico,c. \ y. TO Visit her danyh-
fer. Mrs. Everett VAN N"-''"n.-The y ST.
'o9 oil second assistant IN the hl1h
-oH''i mace vacant Nv the resignation 81
-I'S" cora I"Ihot. mas heen taken oN
MISS H''"'' '"' No5''S' WHO grad" 'l'H
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the resignation Of p. II. Lynch. Mis-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10

Washington. Aug. e-After concluding
the testimony TODAY OF Former state
Senator Holstlaw, self accused brib.
taker in the Lorimer election, the Sena.
tor Lorimer committee took a tive
months recess The committee will con
vene III Chicago October 10
What is regarded ms the ground worn
Of the inquiry has been completed. Thu
evidence to be heard henceforward. II h
expected, win lie either in substantistiou
or I'm re'ut1tion Of testimony now in thu
hands OF the committee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-08-10

To WATCH THE WANT ADS is to
refuie to be tied to an Unsatisfactory
boarding place,