Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-22

INTO Shape. Next to the chief Is the
room where the reports over the Game
well system are received from the patrol
men, and on the east of that the auto
mobile Will be located upon its arrival
The locker room, where the patrolmen
VIII spend their idle hours, is on the
east of the automobile quarters, making
four rooms for the accommodation of the
police.
There is more of demand for the CON
crete macadam walk this season than
lever before, and about /, 900 feet have al
ready been laid this spring on North
lavcnue a stretch of 100 feet has lust
been completed and a strip in front of
the store of Joseph Arnold on lower
North street and on North avenue will
be laid soon. This job will maize nearly
800 feet additional. 1t is also thought
that the walk laid In front of the Bur
ltngton block Will be extended up St
Paul street. and with the post lamps
which are to be placed In front of the
block Will greatly improve that thorough
fare.
The Rev. j. S Braker of the First Bap-
fist Church will deliver the address on
Memorial day In the Y NJ. G. A. hall,
whore the exercises have been held for
q number or voors ,,oot,r,r oe tho ,.,,,
Grams was hold Friday II, St,rror1
Memorial hail and tho irv,,o+to, oc .b,
Row S,ror+ 20 told 49,, -. 49,,
tho sunday rro,.io,,. 20 ,t,,,,,,.i,, TO-.
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Gu ne klhureu organizations, including
'.' '''S VI Veterans woman Rciiei
,oIPS' I'iteu spanish war veterans, La
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US Vi ,"e w. a. IL ana companies
anu VI ,''e ISL vermont lh1ah'F' VIII
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The third party of sypsies to put in an
appearance on the streets Of Burlington
this season arrived Yesterday and in
CURED Of Chief Russell whether they
2 could go about the streets collecting and
mendnE brass boilers. They were told
mat no such permission would be grant
ed and were invited to move along \
party of six of the mon drove up to the
police station in an old wagon attached
TO dilapidated horses and made the in
quiry They said their camp was about
three miles ont and that there were
seven wagons in the train. Th" location
OF tn" camp Wa therefore outside of
'harleS Mahr and Leon FonNni were
arrested TUESDAY on the corner of
battery and Cole" streets by th. police
department On charges OF breach OF the
P'"N'' me mon were l"uhi engaged IN
" "St "Sht ana hoth had received cuts
W" NV idce ana "tau bu' h"'h'hS scr
''"'' il, source Oh the u"uo'e' accord
"'E /" 'H' story gwen IN" ponce was
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Mrs. Helen Cooper Of . converse court
mas presented TO the mayor OF Clinton
iowa on Dehah OF tine public schools OF
Nenir of one of the early mayors, who
was an intimate friend of the late Mrs.
S c. Howard, Mrs. Cooper's mother The
souvenir u.s. a copy of Ia" pro hamilton Of
emancipation in the beautiful pcnmanship
of the ar'tst-maNor, Larkin Upton, mayor
' of clinton during the war by shading
the letters carefully he SklliulIy made In
the script an excellent likeness OF PreSi-
r dent Lincoln. Mrs. Howard willed this
unusual and unique souvenir which she
priced greatly, to the schools of Clinton
whose mayor mas Just written TO Mrs.