Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-15

who is a descendant Of Capt. Remember
riaker, one of the famous leaders Of the
Green Mountain Boys, has retired Mt the
age OF so, because, he says, he needs n
rest. He Is dean of the legal profession
of st. Croix valley and has stood In the
front ranks of lawyers in northern
Wisconsin for many years.
For the first time in the history OF the
institution the young women who grad
uated from the nurses training course Of
the Rutland hospital are to have gradua-
ton exercises this year. the affair coming
on June 20. An address Is to be given
by Miss Annie w. Goodrich of Albany, y.
Y. inspector OF nurses training schools
Cor the State Of New York. The program
will include music and supper. There
are nine graduates.
Theodore NJ. WI1lett OF Rutland Is
In a serious condition as the result OF
small piece of glass piercing his
leg. cutting the main arteries. Will
lett. clerk In the hardware store of
Billings & Davis, while talking to n
member of the firm started to walk
from behind to the front OF the coun-
ter. In so doing he passed n box of
broken glass. refuse from the cutting
table. An end of plate glass about
hVe-eighths of an inch in width stuck
out and as he passed pierced the 1eshy
part of his left leg
commencement exercises of Bellows
Free Academy of Fairfax will be held
as follows: Friday. June 16, Junior re-
ception; sunday, June IS, baccalaur-
cate sermon by the Rev. DR.. George
| y, Bliss, rector of St Pauls Episcopal
Church, Burlington: Monday. June 10,
class day, followed by principals re-
ception; Tuesday, June 20, the annual
play, "Fhe Rivals" Wednesday. June
81. commencement exercises followed
| by public reception; Monday evening.
June 90. alumni banquet. The gradu-
ating class numbers ! members.
Musical comedy sheriffs are not al
ways confined to the stage, as witness
| the return recently made by a deputy
sheriff in a town in Washington county.
Judgment was secured by a local firm
against u man IN the town mentioned
| and AN execution was sent to the deputy
! to serve. When the execution came back
| it contained the following: state of
Vermont, Washington county: by virtue
of this execution to me directed on the
day received this called on the with
I'm named --- and demanded OF him the
amount of damages and costs as with
| in stated hut he refused to pay or show
me any property on which l could levy.
| Have been to Ills house several times to
see him in regard TO paying. He over
| heard Mr.. of Burlington on the
telephone when he told ne to arrest him
and commit him to lail and he left town
at oncc and | have not been able TO
| locate him since"
JOHNSON SUMMER SCHOOL.
The fifth annual summer session of
! the johnson normal school will begin
July > and extend three weeks. This is
| distinct among the summer schools of the
{ State. 1t is especially for the elementary
school teachers of the State. to whom no
| tuition IS charged. 1t is held In the same
| place on successive years and the fun
! equipment of the school Is available This
| year the school is planned for practically
| private instruction in school management,
| rural work. music, drawing and manual
| arts. English and subjects in which
! teachers seem most generally to want
| help
|
| NEW E-f-N hlC CoMfAN1.
Tho S+ovors vs,,ov I,,ac+r,c comror,.
bos e,oa ort;oI.s =, ,,,or-or,.,o,, ,,,.h
tbe eocroter,, - s,a.o ,o a. hrsir.ss IN
Barnet, Peacham. Ryegate, Caledonia
county and surrounding towns. The
| capital Is $4,000 and the signers are:
yvilhur %e,son II NcIorar T.,
1,dL,rs NJ >Ioror,,, par,o. ,t
Do. W., porn, I, c,r,r, - 9
| carter D,rpo,. r. choato II
,rborrtor We. poroo.. II I, rorr,,
II r. c,ou W. uoo.to Co,,,,,
Peacham; j. c. Morrison West Barnet:
A. j. Mackay, Peacham H. j. Brock,
| Barnet; j. i. smith, West Barnet; George
| q. Nutter K. H. Somers, barnet; j. IL.
| Goodrich Mcindoes Fals; Don l." judi
Klns' r. D. hoy ana james H. Allen
Barnet
YOUNGSTOWN IN CIVIL WAR.
Norristown sent 172 mon 10 tho Civil
War. score of whom received COM
! missions Thirteen of the entire num-
her died either in battle or from wounds
received under fire. making the ratio
| of deaths due directly to active service
| 20 to the 1000 The record for the entire
| union army is less than half this ratio.
| being 81 G7 In each 1000 OF the IL men 80
died from all causes this being Sc TO the
900, against the record for the entire
| northern army of 1919 deaths to each
1000 men from all causes. While 40 men
| .