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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-02-10

The Mayor reported that he ha,
suspended from the police fo,cp
thI'f OF Police T. Migues, 70.
haElng 'eft he City on Satnrda.
evening, February Bird, 1912. with.
ont Ing his PEI mission. When
II WAS moved by Mr.. Giya,d, seq.
ended by Mr Lassa'in and carried
by the following Yea and Nav
vet" Yea. M"~Srs Girard. Train
o., Mi&naS Renoadct. Lassallr
ana Erath, Nay. NJ, Ribbeck. Nj,
o"'ifhW"1i DO voflng, that Office,
Il Mlgn"s hr reinsta;ed as CHIEF
y Police Immediately.
he Street Commissioner sub
mtfFrd ! cut Of a road grader cf
ftIed Tor sale At $4,000, and ask
- mat ne Council authorize the
ph'chaSe of same When !: was
moved ~ Mr.. Ribbeck. seconded
"N Mt G'rar 4 aud carried bv shr
following Yea aud Nay vote. Yea
heSsrs Girard. lrainor, Migues
sous hWel', Rlbheck, Renondet
haSSa'in and Erath, Nay nom.
tha' the purchase Of the road
grader he authorized.
The following bills were pre-
rnt'd approved 10y the Flnanc.
"n1ln'ter and read:
. > Jtainor's Son, one ! panel
IGOR, s. %, Fire Dept: G. w
Dallas, East End Bridge Keener
Tor Jan, 1912. $40 90 Br,dg4
Keeper; JOSEPH Rodrigues, rent of
10 Tor Imponn"ing stock q f4,n
r. oar"HbdrI tor>r. & d.,
81 80, ltc; New lb.nia r.. ;.
t>r, lubh 20 #r1s for sev. a.
H"'fl IL, > 10, rrii Il 5 a: ! I!
r s%her. l'.,e Of Galtlg., ~ NJ
t@rI", ; % Iuc; A ur,ics II.
q" No = refund amonnt fa,d f.
hot'ng hose, SlOO Fjr. D.r i
M'ilatd, to publishing min
ties t" Dee 3ls'. printing. 80
furnished, Board of Health. May
= : office, etc, as per till $50 -
'rlnt 4 Sta; Leon Dreyfus, 9
'rass faucets, 50. 10, Fire Dept: !
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Nu1lt~ very truly,
J. : row Err, May o.
! ESpIL ZION TO EXTEND TIL
BOUNDARIES OF HI CITY
+ MEN IBERI

\ resof ,ltIan uas nr spat,I a., Mr.
/ c,,,,,J 30 e,,,,,,., s..,,o, - - ~
! af,bc .,,.,nrih., t;en,r,l ,...nIIx -,
M. stat. M ,,.i.,,u, OF rnnl :, i,e,
~ ,a.nt,,t,,.., .,.I..,,tod an 49,, :, 1u1n
VIA. u,.,.. Nn.n,, M n.,v.l
IL, ~ ,,3,3.d s,,,nd.d h., NJ, I,h.
hcel. unI .,n,,ad nv III. tnl, ~,
/ V.a ~, >,, ,I't.. :, W..
y
! ca, ''essfs ratnor, 81 .nd. irof'
aud RibheeN. n" none.
Said ordinanc, aoov. u,tlea
was hen presented o the an TOR
examination aud ai,er exaulaatis Il
the same was returned b, h,rl @p
proved and signed with the Il, OF III,
co,poratioG thereto AFT xed.
S,,d nyd,naac reads ,s eo,,,, r.,
wa. a. '" "''' N''''' 10 '''' "" ''-
Re i ordained ~ ~.
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lher,, MA, Sac,,,n1 ,.t 10, i,
Acts OF the General Ass.p,, af i've
STAT J,,,s,.n, nf font
Ell a,ia amended co az 70 ,o.,t
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NJ ,, W we ~ - 81
w.. -;5s e - IN ~" s'"f''h- ~ the
VS. '',o ., ~ ." 'e'''e ~ 'i"e wa
~ ''"' = 'h~'ce westward '''.d FOL
.-. ''"e " aa'd
~, ne"ia't' 10
f'''' K N'' III ana Jane
W "es' Wa'd Hollow
i"e " Not'n Stree,
,n,, !, ,aat1, Z - 'p"' , e'ie
49, t.I !ine 81
mos, no,,X. " s''ee'' AZ IL"
NH, III po'"', ''e''e ia
nf,ha MAMIE W ''1 nr"Ies' point
roaa. ,ha,H, =. 40" AaS h"''
hn,,rd wv BAL" western
n,;lrn.i t1JA. :" ano ieSas
,,,, a,da. a,.. ~" H''ee.' 'nehcc
s,do - >. ~. o.' we northwest
49,, p, ~" ro'n' opp',s''e ana ''ilersect-
Ida ~ ua,,,. $3.50 ~ '"c northwest
Ia oPN,"s street. .hence out
ha,ona H. a'e ','se' ~ point ',o feet
=, ,oa ""' ,t Lns 9u"."" es'e'h sac OF Dale
,n ,,>e -" -" e"s'e!iV direction
y.,d ~ ~, H. II,'., ~ OAK trees IN the
wh;ch s,.nd, .';.'...'nn' Wy hrs' OF
Northwest cd. ~ ,,,, ~. - OH we
row of trees hoi,o ;,,. 49,, '''"
ft,v (G5ul fcet t yr, 81, - '""u..u ana
side OF Dale str.e, ana ~. o".""es'
','enee =. ',''s baftWeil Hart; from
a., ~ g. W tue southeast
hundred and Gftr fc"ni to'n' vi SIX
the southwes. s,d. ' ~ H. e.. "eyona
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NeT ! IA. la, Eco. l>5, 1912
10 the Hon Mayor ai,d Raad
Of IFa~'ees Of the 'l,y OF Ne
lhtl'a, ia
Gentiemgr
| beg 70 submit this report Of
the disposition Of ci,saa he'or The
City Court for the month Of Janu.
airy, 1912, as appears from thr
criminal docket Of said Court
Jan. 4. Oscar Jbm5s, disturb
ing peace, 80 days. Selved time.
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OFFICIAL E4shNU E 3,
CITY C0II,''..'
Called gdee


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ii
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10 the A't''' 'c' > = - ',"' = -
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Entered at Post Office New IBERIA,
. a.. q second class mail matter.

THE paper will not publish com
nunicatiOns where the writer Is
unknown to the editor. We APP
kreciatc the compliment conveyed
N sending US an article for publ
cation, and invite them; but tn"
writer's name and address must hc
aads known to the paper.
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For Job Printing go to MiI|ard's
B. +. WILLARD. The Print
POLICE NOTICE.

To Whom It May Concern:
In accordance with tho require.
sssnts, as contained in Section y
Of Act - OF 1904 of the Legislature,
rho Act OF incorporation Of tin"
city OF New Ibcria,) l, the Mayor o.
the City OF New IBERIA, hereby Civ
sotice that in 80 days from the
iiyst appearance hereof the Nayor
and Board Of Trustees of the City
Of New iberia will proceed to elect
q Chief Of Police and his assistants,
70 succeed the present incum bcnt&,
Pired by limitation.
j. S. POWER,
Mayor.
City Hall,
January 9th, 1912.
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THAT OLD MORTGAGE has been
rrneued each yea Yr<ont X
1 h"e,'G from f' thc paving on w 2
IBERIA Building Assn
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Advance Styl' Of Spring Goods can
DC Sc. neat
Killing BROS
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Poverty results from ivlNoyi-
dence. ImpTotidence isL paNng
rent when home can he \ougM
with that money. n II
Iberia Builk-G ASS N.
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#@- IWt|l, INI-. II
Respectfully submitted.
J. JGBIN,
Collector
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New ileria, la., Teb'y 1st 1912
Report q imuounied stock
during Januatc. 1912. 80. 90
Horse sold at auction ............ PCS
Total, III o.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11
MINISTERIAL AGREEMENT.
burlington CIcrgyticn .Id"pt Hutes 30:
Rc-marriagr Of Divorced People.

The pastors of the Unitarian. two Con
gTcpdtionul. Methodist ana Baptist
tuUrchcs in this city havc entered into
an agreement relative TO the re-marriape
by any one of them of divorced people.
Ia effect. the clcrgHmen will insist on
knowing something about the terms Of
the divorce, and believe ii viii work no
hardship for those who have been di-
vorcod TO wait ~ least n year before mar
rying again. The agreement follows:
In order that ,he public may understand
their position, we, the Undersigned, min
listers OF burlington. lgr.e-that the fol-
lowing principles az least will be observed
with regard to the rc-marliaRc of di-
vcrccd people /, is understood that this
is a minimum demand and that the min
listers are further hound by the laws OF
their respective churches where such cx-
list.
/. Satisfactory documentary evidence
regarding the divorce snail be furnished.
>. In cases in which the minister has
no personal knowledge of the applicants
further iny,sti,,ution shall he deemed nee
essary.
.. There slall be no rc-marriaSc OF di-
vorced persons until a least one year has
elapsed since ;he divorce.
CSigneD
CHARLES j. STAPLES.
ERNEST GRAHAM GUTHRIE,
|. {. SMART.
CHARLES V GRlSNlH,
JAMES $ ERAkER.
RUFUS {. f'LAGG.
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HAD SUCCESSFUL YEAR.
burlington NutUal :'ir" Insurance
shows Hamdso.m" Gains.

The fifth annual meeting Of the Bur
lington Mutual Fire insurance company
WAS held a the office of the company
Tuesday, when the beard OF directors
were reelected as follows: +. 5. Adsit
F.. O. Beaupre. &. v. Brownell, 8. A.
Browncn, j. J. Flynn. H. w j. Hawkins,
Donly 9. Hawley. C. s Isham, II. NJ
Mcfarland, j. H. Macombcr. Thomas
Reeves. Juan FpbinYon, u. l.. shaw. j.
l.. Southwick, Herald stevens. G, l.,
Woodbury.
Following the annual meeting. the di-
rcctors met and reelected the board of
officers as follows:
Prcsident-C W. 5rowncll.
Nice-pres idents-J. l.. Soutnwick and
H. S Adst.
Sccrctary-E. W, j. Hawkins.
Treasurer-J. VI. MaComber.
Aulitors-~F. q. Beaupre and r. b.
shaw
The reports showed insurance in force
January ], 1912, of one and one-half mil
lion dollars, "A net g3in of si29i5' over 1910,
premium notes in force January ! $780,
6.5, and a net gain during the year of So. =
6'5. Thirty-0ne losses We're paid during
1911. less reinsurance. of H,2s9A6, de-
crease in Losses oVey 1910 Of sl,303,43. The
assets January l. 1872, We're s2o134.s9 a
net gain during the year of 80, 1924
The company starts the new year with
evcvy prospect o. a successful year of
business
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11
THE BOARD or VISITORS.
BANK ELECTIONS.
Directors and Other Officers cf Two
Institutions Rc-clcctei.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the howard National bank wds he |
Tuesday morning. when the folowin =,
directors were elected: !. -. Burgess.
Elias Lyman. a. G. Whittcnore tfugh
Mclean and t. r. Rutter. The follow :
in officers Were elected at the meetir .
Of the directors: President. f.. r. Burcps :
Ni"c-presdent Elias Lyman. cashier. II.
7 Ruttcr; assistant cashier, II. : Weed.
:oier. r. w. Whitcomh.
The annual stockholders meetint, of the
Merchants National hank was also held
yesterday and the following directors
N".e elected: &. ~. Woodhovsr l.. f.,
VI dollhouse. ". w Allen. Robert RoNc.tS
aud w. G. 1sham. Officers were elected
-. session of the directors which fol-
lowed the officers are; President. e. ".
W clubhouse. vice-prc-ide nts. T.. +. Moot
Ia use ana H. w. .'llen, cashicr. W. e.
l..am; assistant cashier A. W. llI.;
teller. f. Nj. bradley
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11
HOME SAVINGS BANK.
Officers Elected nt Annual Meeting Of
the corporation Monday.

TIE annual meeting Of the corporators
of the ilome Savings banl. was held Non
day. The treasurcrs report showed
the bank tn he in a healthy financial con-
ot!on, with i satisfactory gan in depos-
Its and surplus during the past year.
Trustees We're Reelected As follows: c.
s. isham, II. S, Peck. g. W, Brownell, W.
Il, Gates, II. W. Tracy. l.. e. Grant, G.
ID, Warren, J. H. Macomben r. o. Beau
pre-. +. w. j. Hawkins and ~ X. Brown
The following officers were also re-clect-
ed: c. : isham, president; G, |. Dolan
and G, ". Brownol, vice. presidents; n.
IS Brown, treasurer, &. w. Brown-
ell, assistant treasurer; g, y. Warren, f..
W. j. Hawkins and f o. Bcaupre audi
tors; {, :, lsham +. O. Beaupre, J. n.
Macomber, {. ID. Warren and c. w.
BroWnell, investment committee.
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The plan worked 30 well tina, the pru-
dental committee was able to report the
beginning of new year with all current
debts maid, all outstanding obligations dis
charged and a. surplus in the treasury.
After paying for the improvements re-
sulting from the extension of Bradley
Miss Mary Hollenbeck the balance re-
ceiyed from the sale of land was added
TO TIE permanent fund of the church.
Treasurer u. r. Rutters report showed
that outside of this land transaction the
society had received and paid out during
the year $5.a7s.75 and there was still owing
the society s7si26.
In accordance with the recommendation
of the nominating committee. consisting
of Gen. r. s. Peck, Prof. s. f. Emerson
and A. G. whiting. officers and commit
tees for the ensuing year were elected as
follows:
President-Robert Roberts
Clerk Superintendent u. O. Wheeler
Treasurer--H. Il. Ruttcr.
Audtor-W. G. Isham
CollectOr--W. .. Lane.
Prudential commttec--A. H. Whiting.
DR.. n. r. Watkins and A. I. Goodhue
Finance committec-II. II. Iiagar, H..
, II. Hickok and w. O. Lane.
Pew committee-F. II. Spauldng, H. H..
Iiagar.
In accordance with the motion by Prof.
6. ". Perkins the sum of $500 now in the
hands Of the trustees of the permanent
! fund and uninvestod was set aside to- be
| known as the MARY Hoilenbeck fund.
The society adjourned until Wednesday
evening, January a. when the annual Sc
lection of pews will take place, followed
Ivy the parish gathering and supper, 20 be
participated in ny the entire ccngrcga-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11
ERAVE JANITOR LOST
LIFE IN BOSTON FIRE

roston. Jan. 9.-One l!fe was lost as II
rasult of a fire which RACED for three
hours to-day in the heart of the down
town business district causing a property
loss of approximately $l0o,oo partly In
sured. Stanley Reynolds. janitor was
found drowned in the water poured hy
tine bremen into an elevator well.
rho fires originated from some unknown
Cause in the basement of the siX-storN
s,nno building III Federal street, occupied
nv the Globe Wernicke company, Office
furniture dealers, on the ground floor,
and by the l.. J. Mutty company rubber
goods and several publishers and archi-
tects. offices on the upper floors
The flames spread rapidly, and the
occupants were forced to flee to the
s,reet Reynolds lost his life while ivy
inc m help others. He had made several
trims in the elevator carrying to the
street floor many girls and men. ON
his last trip be became overcome by
smoke. and fell into the elevator well,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11
BUSINESS CHANGE.
W. II. ramsey Secures Interest In
IIagRr Hardware and Paint co.

BY the entrance of w. II. Ramsey. for
merry of Utica. y. v, into the Hagar
Hardware {: Paint company, the old bust
hess again after G5 years of exclusive Ita-
gar regime secures the services Of a
worthy outsider. In lSi l.. NJ. HaSar and
.iohn Arthur formed a partnership. Later
this was dissolved, l.. NJ Hagar continue
ing ana stil later the firm became l.. NJ.
and @. |. Eagar. Some years after l.. NJ.
UaGar retired and for many years the
name of George |. I.aedr WAS familiar to
almost every man in this section who had
rec' of hardware. After the death Of this
veteran hardware man the style became
l!agar Nruthers. sons Of the former pro-
rietor. Three years ago tho business
WIS incorporated as The .i,i5ar Hard
ware d Paint company.
owing to the extension of Its wholesale
trade the past few years and the addition
of department for mill supplies, it has
become necessary TO enlarge the 81 If.
Nh Ramsey brings with him al expert
once of many wears in his line, which will
assure his success in the new Hcld, The
concern docs a large Wholesale and re-
tail business in roofing, paints and var
nish as well a. the REGULAR staplos. and
makes n speciality of mill supplies i" .hat
l.nc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11
COLLEGE STREET CHURCH.
S"ctety Has the Most SuccessfuI Year
In Its Recent HlatOry.

The annual meeting OF the College
street congregational society Monday
evening was one of the most satisfactory
held in many years. The prudential COM
mittee. reporting through J. l.. South-
wick. retiring chairman. announced that
as a result Of the new financial system
adopted. with budget and committee on
finance and free pews outside OF those as
signed, the society had had one OF the
most successfW yssTs IN ~ history.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11
CITY, TRUST COMPANY.
Euri.ng;on's Newest F;nnprinl in.tj-
triton nc-clc"ts Officers

The annual meeting OF tie ~tockhol ler.
OF the lily Trust compan.'. Rurllrgton's
newest financial Institution was hnli
Monday morning. Although tho COMPANY
did not begin business until last April i,
had deposits of $lS9.iaS and total resources
Of $2E,cij JanGtry !. The deposits have
since increased TO Slio,o9n. wti-l rear in
tereSt ~ tie rate Of -four uor
cent. Mcssrs f. T.. burgess. Elias
LYMAN. II. 7. Rutter, A. g. Whittemore
W. r. licndec, +. II, Parker ami j. S
Flint were reelected directors
Tie directors subsequently elected Mr..
Burgess president, Mr.. Lyman vice-presi-
dent. Mr.. Rutter treasurer and II S.
Weed assistant treasurer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11

And gentlemen" said he, II say 10
you. that If you have never tried to mar
kct your sugar in New York. then keep
out Of that city.
THE West IS the place where they
know and appreciate good maple sugar.
and where they are willing to pay the
freight. Many of the people there arc
fasteners who have gone West, and
they are glad to have a chance to get
maple sugar.
But don't try to send your product into
states where they make large quantities
of maple sugar.
After my trade had been built up,
didn't have to work so hard.
Gentlemen, YOU don't advertise enough
If Il business man should run his affairs
as some, of YOU run your farms he never
could hope to succeed"
Mr.. Youmans spoke strongly in favor
of collegiate agricultural education.
Miss Aicne Le'ingwel followed with a
recitation "a Mothers Day" and re-
spondcd 10 n hearty encore with another
entitled. "Imph.'
BURLINGTON MAN ON QUALITY.
r. II. Miller of this city was the next
speaker. his subject being "'rhe Quality
of Maple Products
Vermont" declared he "heads the list
of those states making the poorest quail
ity of maple syrup.
"If every drop Of sap were made into
good syrup Vermont producers could
command almost their own price
vermont maple products sell. not be
cause of the sugar makers efforts, but in
spite of Them
CANADIAN MAPLE SUGAR
Another recitation. "Rhoda and Her
fagoda.' by Miss Leflingwoll. was fol-
lowed by Il paper by s. f.. Amcs of Rock
burn. Quebec. on THE Maple Sugar In
dustrY in Canada"
81 believe" said he. "thnt Canada has
facilities for making as good syrup as
can be produced anywhere"
lie emphasized the Importance of pur-
itv and high quality.
When Mr.. Arms remarked, speaking in
a humorous vein. that he "EuosSed ii was
Just as we'll ,hat we didn't Get rcci-
procity." his observation was erected with
enthusiastic uupl2ug".
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11
THE ROY KNEW.

Little boy" asked The well-meaning
reformer, lis that your mamma over yon-
der with the beautiful set of furs?'
Yes, SIR" answered the bright lad
We'll, do YOU know what poor animal
il was that had to suffer In order that
your mamma might have those furs?'
Yes, sir my papa. The Housekeeper
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MARY FLETCHER HOSPITAL.
additional Appointments .nn"unrcd
NonJay---Vhc Hoard of visitors.

= the regular monthly meeting of the
III cctors of the Mary i'el.cNer hospital
Monday afternoon the elections an
nounced at the ANIMAL meeting We're -up-
plcnentcd by the following additional APP
pontmen:s;
honorary consulting surgeons--Ipr. ". -.
Lcnd of burlington. Dr. Henry James
NJ Waterbury,.
Consulting surscons-pr. +. H. Martin
&C Middlebury. i1r. Lyman Allen of
Darlington. Dr. ". w Townshcnd OF
Rutland. Or. T.. Y. prown of Bu.lingt n,
Consutina physicians II. c. II
'ccchor. Or. J. II. Dodis and Nr =. W.
s, rs of burlington, Or. q. H. Branch
81 rand Isle.
THE BOARD or VISITORS.
Tie annual meeting If tho board #
visitors Of tho Mary t'lct"ucr hospital
VAS held Monday at thc hospital. 'rhc
business Of the meeting included tho
election Of officers ard the Il discussion Of
plans Cor the ensuing year oHicors
elected were: President, the Rcv. 9. !
Staples: secretary, Mrs. NJ II Euckham.
Those present were Or &. ". Terrin u
ESSEX junction. Mrs. /" &. Fuller, Mir.
G. :. Isham. Ms. Walter CARPENTER Mr..
Huckham. Mr.. Staples, Miss .iulia smith,
DR.. O. ~ Eastman and l.. =. smith.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11

Don't lose interest in real estate il
,his city-for any close student Of it, who
has even q LITTLE money, plus real
interest I'm the ads. can get moderately
r,ch through real estate operations.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11
Is Given a Month to Prepare a
New Station Plan.
Question Of Ownership Of streets 20
the Lake Front Must he settled
before Anything Further
Can lie Done.

~ Idtc lutSuuN alVeTncou anu un "'-
journment taken until February IL. The
adjournment was preceded by some lively
talk on the part of the commission. the
committee of fifteen and the. attorneys en-
gagged in the matter. When the commits
sion convenes again the city VIII be ex-
pcctcd to present an entirely new plan.
showing Just where the city wants the
station located and Just what manner of
changes the city desires in the matter OF
grade elimination. etc.
The adjournment Tuesday came at the
end of a session which had lasted nearly
all day in the city court room The de-
cision on the part of the commission TO
allow more delay was prccipitated by Il.
T.. Brown, attorney for the Rutland Rail-
road company. who insisted that the city
should come forward with some definite
proposition as to just what was wanted.
| This request came as the result of the
fact being disclosed that the city does not
favor the location of the station at the
foot of Main street ana also because e.
i. Cowles. representing the committee of
fifteen and the people in the matter, wish
ed 20 put in more evidence on the part Of
the city.
Mr.. Brown. in no uncertain words, stat
ed that he had supposed all the evidence
was in II the last Tearing and likewise
Iat TN. ci,v f,vorcd the location of tho
.to,inn ot tho foot of Main street rho
r,il,oa1 ,,on. he said had hecn sinh
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-11

The first speaker of the evening was
f. w. Youmans of Delhi, n. Y, who took
for his subject Maple Marketing
the Product
Mr. Youmans told in humorous way
of his first attempt, when he was q bow.
to market small quantity OF maple
sugar made from trees growing in an
abandoned cemetery. But his prospective
purchasers asked ARE you sure you have
all the bone juice boiled out?" The ques-
ton was poser
lie then traced some OF mis- early ex-
,.periences building up market in New
iNork city.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-09
.HURRAHl BOBBY'LLeLIVE;
AW! LET I'M CROAK

The trouble lay in series OF
kilograms that have been handed
in during the'last three days; and
which got the staff allyworked up
and excited and sympathetic, on
ly to 'fndithat ,rg d ...}lii 5I'
Well, it was this way; 80! f,;,
Early Thursday morning, a
trim little maid, with a French
accent and an excited look, rush
ed into the office, scribbled.a few
lines on telegraph blank, and
handed tin,
The telegram was addressed to
George R. WadsWorth. civil en-
gineer, Cleveland o. It read:
"Bobbie passed restless might.
Very low this morning Physi-
cians;do not'hold out much hope.
Will keep you informed hourly"
About an hour later, the, maid
rushed in again and handed in
another telegram, which read:
"Bobbie ate white of egg, solu-
ton of milk and whisky. Walked
in corridor five minutes. Seems
more cheerful. Slight hope held
out by physicians"
About an hour later there was
another telegram, telling how
Bobbie had got out of bed while
no one was looking and walked
right out of the room he was in
and fallen in a dead faint.
Then the kilograms began to
pour in, and every time there
seemed a good chance of Bobbie}
surviving, something would hap
pen to him and he would suffer
relapse,