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BRONCHITIS SUFFERER
Tssss E,ugs,s,,' Advice with spls7.
did Result.

n an, unc shoIli anns IL" N"Fi.
OF o med, inc. i, l. III" E-ts!i dTns
st,i uhS sells u r.-iy iss Ia I.H
us-s and IL in i-,'i'inn 1" kras
vha, remedy gives ~" ss~' sa'i',-
'inn
Mr.. Frank II. riias. 81 W'
E.aL Lake. s. $, says; ~t"r 'f'
1 vss zr.sI snf!rEsi from iFnH
lie. i.asl iniy hsd sever" s,'s. .
snd n,s Tgi-nds ,h"NsAi I gUuld 'H'
r.ea,,r from i. Th-n ~as sd''-'r'
b nS .irnssis, To 10y Ninai. Na!5 Q
did ui,E wonderful trxuiis a.
tlusishar lrt, m-3 hss- sainrd boo
u-ish, sad apprS.'" sad sm
s,pnHs .. -y-g ~Ass ! si,isF OF.
~b1 tss- br.ashi.is. 'htnai. t"'is be-
Ur rha ss- run-d.~n 10 tES Nin".
Il is ,h- s"ntinei as'i.n 81 III
nss,i,l.sI suTa,i," .l-sarni' IT 10
.irs ii,-s. withau' aii. aided by iE.
.ipa.I.malsns 4nt s'grnsih.rgra'in"
.raprs;lss of 'anir IRON that max
vin.i :" efficient .n sgr" 's."ss
,;-sH-snL-r. Nc guarantee NiH"' -
,:s iusi shs, s- ~ s- pAY tasA
ya,T money II i, does not. Ta- iiaHs-
nan prus Go. Trinidad. Colo
Ste, FrTa, rhsss- ouT 'HN"
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A Story Of How These Sidewalk Merchants Work
and How They Manage to Realize Snug
Sum Just Before Christmas.
..I,.2fGAV err .r<J.Asy posT cy.-oJ'


HERE l. lit,I. wonder that husi-
meas y.npi. snd .h"ph-epet.
alt over she ,yiiissd world i""k
~ forward ." Christmas for 'n"r"
money !, pu, into REGULATION Is, the
annual vtslt Of Sa-ts tlsu- than ~
any other event IN he ycat u - -.
'imstea that the T., gpie of the thted
States spent more than li;s.oo".ooo ."
In Christmas pr.s.t,s last yret. ?nd
the stree. tasir -, Hiewaik merchant
came in for go diy shar" ~ inv
amoun. IN his sni- "f various articles
such as tpy. book. and Chftstmas ire"
ornaments
Thousands % pcrs, - arc "hsaHru
In this sidewalk selling business. an"
rvptr year the number seems To IN
crease. From present Indication VI
eccms that 'h. fatir. thi. year VIII
carry everything clrep, a house and
fo'. for ono is srIiins furniture by
showing -mai, mgefiA On h.s s,ahu-
wsmen. too arc ihskiHs great pr"ra-
cation. and heir ands are not the
Neast attractive lot ~. article. ON sale
are usually kep' ia good order and
frequently busted. TIE women scc'n u"
know just how tn t1tar--; the children
md thl. naturally Ie,d. to the parent
purchasing the tunitling bear or the
lighting rpusfefs vhi,h the child ad.
mire.. aud -hr rsrel! tosea sale "
sho csn vr' child t,threated In the
article. Grandmother, who bring tho
children "uut to see the Christmas
things arc particularly susceptible tn
tho coaNlns q the woiiAn venaor who
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In smooth streets make an ssesi'eh'
ssbtb5'i"B sruuri '"r tn-chsn!ra! '"Jf
sHd ~sCu She most s.da'- citizen vii
si",. tn examine tbs splendid dispIap
U' animated toys. Sometime. q dosrr
~ w"-- IT IN. Mechanical toys are if
ssiicU At th- -au. tim" an.I the seem
presented - pretty cn"- The Ger
uter. love toys II aIi Kind. and Sici
iuas, ~, ,h- fact ,h,i G-rrss:y Ia ihi
,.yIsuI -, the world. and tina; hci
products bring happiness so ;hc eh'i'
JfHn Il 'h- .n"wn world. The io1
arir,ais specially the one. .oysrcs
With iur aud h"r-"hair. are 1srms5
products. and IN Berlin a, zach christ
mas time thc street merchants show
N the ,nirIaia =" su advantage. ii7'
rI1yinv 'h"m side ~ sd. ~i'h ne
'rtis'm.e tree.
IN psris the street fskirz ar" rr.
C,.ugaEr., to sell the hand made ''f.
IT The French w"Tkm-n Zach year 10
Holiday time there IS a puriIc cxhib.
tiDn held under IN. auspices Of ih'
G"y.tuincnt fer the ruTpcs. .f OIL.
c-uta.IuE ar;isans in the pr"iuc'i''
lf novel toys u ~ astonishing hos
AVhhhfH fAA'fhf 'A h''s' -
balloons snd acruplnnes OF the M.
/ intricate neCharism and Hnishrd .H
asnctl, ihr sam" manner as m'rhlh'
used at IN. French Nirjcmc. 'f
curse machine toys do cr''I
I IN sometimes. ana az these are cheal'i
hos fnd ready buyers. Another "I'-'
: " street merchants in Paris ar" n'i
vhu appear upon the streets "h.N
evening FOR tw" nr three secks bei"F"
Christmas Offering for sale small ~
ti~ics such ss doll furnitur" "r '.'
Christmas houses These articles h'''
ty"n made in their homes during 'A.
yrrr after working houts at th"
tories.
& Vienna il noted for Its hnhh.s .'
dressed dolls. and the street u.
chants hsy" them ON sale al '"'"
Christmas street stands a; pri',-
which erc wonderfully reasonabI'
compared with the American pro,
= Prague offers wooden toys. WINE ''.
vrnders nf italy and spain INA ~.
Tor toys OF every Kind and sweets. ''
/ the latter country mechanical 10Y
which make a noise are In demah'
/ All over the world the Christmas SIRE.
| fakit plies his trsde--he 1. the PROM.
| of no one land. .
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l. sur. to- tell her just how smart and
beautiful her little srsnJchiid appear
I'a,. ss>h a,ni >cii. t"r cash.
Another thins which helps to swell
III. pr,n; ut the street fnkir IL the
fac, that he Invariably pay. cash for
hi. .toth. thereby getting discount.
II is surprising. too. ~hs; large auan.
Titles he buys. and how for trivial
.u,u he rents a room not FAR from
his stand and stores them away. ~"
krn~s that the style. Will change ~
t.,. last az they do in wor,cn's gowns.
that toy. left over from on" season to
another are unsalNhle. and that he
mus. us. every rr, known In selling
q, TO, rid OF his ptock before christ.
mas Day and he acts accordingly. iiis
mott. 4. "srII early with large profits
IL Won can, and small prci,. " yuu
must, hut sell end sell quickly. lie
selects the -.spvis on, 'T ssds~:tSs
Which sfe ',,,us, stvait'dgc"us fbr the
sale nf al. particular wares ana then
iry.u,. itt.l. devices for the purpose
a, attracting crowds. II h" has toys
=. offer ~. chooses n spot where tn"
,r.,,.., number W children Will pass
and .prnJ. his time showing OF his
most attractive mcchnnical TOYS re
e<p,n,rs the simplicity Of the clock
rceh Of his hacking dogs md his
climbing monkeys and his automatic
animals with their piaintivc voices.
They are SO simple "A four-year-o old
child can wind them up" he explains
to the fond mother who expresses
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I-,Ic santa I. added to the list.
I'Iriut. books for children arc
autors thc "bc.' sellers" of the street
v.nGyr. as tho children iOy. 10 iinEri
about the stand looking at the pic.
tutes with inc result tln; ur reaching
hun" inc, speak ~ ihcIr parents vi
their fRNDrlic 6uUks anh wh.r" thes
ssw them "n - sidewalk sand. In tn"
cud ths mother " almost sur" 4" s.'k
out the stand ami ruy the book.
yhrisiua- tire. ornaments vf cVcFt
sari.,y .aIsS> pusrYx, mos ;9t ;ee Sts.-
ner. ,i,iscS' BATS ini hirfs. frr thF
,rimmiu.a. and even candle. for the
lighting. Thuy are "f til" cheaper
grad. 81 Christmas tree decorations
~ after ali the sidewalk merchant lH
, bcncfartur 10 tn" poor child Whose
PARENTS are unable to buy ih" high
grade tire. trimmings on sal. H. tn"
hotter class of shops. thus. through
til. fnkir. many children spend ~ hnr-
~ christmas which otherwise could
lie denied them.
Christina. Greens Net uan,lsotrc
Profit.
Gvcn the Christmas postcard u Of
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" sur. {" tell her just how smart "ni
beautiful her little srsndchiid appsarss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-10

trr.i On the sif-r'. aud is-. l-sr a
N-ni-r In one NJ tr- isrz~-; Eastern
riiiis cisartJ s.ce 70 irunt pest y.r'Is
livny. rue .ais ~ CHRISTMAS greens
run. int. thousands '"f driiaE. f-r ;hs
decoration sf .i'6Hes'and churches b-.
cpmrs murr pppuisr !'VrFy year. These
greens mr.. ru'.hss-i by 'hr ,r'tD
lnL frequently u.s ptoy-c,s are ihf.r
~ fuur t,uv. - much "a thC original
cost. This is especially true 1t ~. sti..
iuC=ii,Ht delicate and isiHts IErisI.
n,as green which becomes s,s,Icgt
every wear and the demand Et.,t.r
II comes from Virsints and tns caro-.
lirss sni 1, .-nt to the cities Iu bis
crates. u require. delicate handling
e~ the berries sts likely tp fail un Un-
icss tn" branches arr perfectly fresh
and hrrryIsss risiic;ur j. entirely un-
salahi". iioiis. inu. is sent in crates
anh grows Ne far north q. New Jet.
,-N. 1h" sale uf thls runs intr thou
sands uf crates aud nets she fakir a
hhrd-p,n" profit. christmas trees A..
among she stock In trade ~ th-s
merchants. bui til. tree business 3.
confined tn n class OF men wh" usupIiy
sell nuw.rs ON III" street during the
year. Thc trees require great i"ai
z bf space ANA are generally sold sunr-
vhrr. near MARKET IN speaking
~ rh'isituas itrc s!,l.s une y.nI-r de-
rf'hrri 'ha' IN ninc cas.s uu' nf ton
Ia" Buyer tries :" "tatRnIn" In pur.
chasing tree "nni they Usually cot
= reduction he added. "bcyausc "a
leftover tree D. q dead loss. and YOU
LnDv pine treas nr. ne longer cheap
I street fnLir- uT Europe.
The christmas faEir is just a. nuch
~ evidence In III. European cities ~
lie IL IN tho United States. and h. /.
allowed even more spac. for the dis
play Of his wares. Germany is the
land OF TOYS. and for week. bcfor.
,thrisirnas the street fakir- line tho
sidewalks Of lsrliu with their stands
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r.nny ssTairh pads in ssansane'''
Cali a, C.> office.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-13
DECISION FOR THE COUNTY
Town or Village of Manchester Have
No Title to Courthouse.
Especial to the Free Press

BENNINGTON. Feb. l2.-Chancellor Frank
l.. Fish who presided at the last term
Of Bennington county court, has returned
his finding Of facts In the case OF the
county OF bennington vs.. the town OF
Manchester and the village Of Manchcs-
ter In the case brought to determine the
title to the county courthouse i'll the town
Of Manchester. The finding oil facts sus-
tains the contention of the orator that
neither the town Of Manchester, the VII
lagc or the Manchester fire district,
which was the first Incorporation III tho
town, has any title to the building.
The suit was brought primal ily to GUST
the town clerk nj Manchester whose of
hcc, according to the chancellors finding
of facts, was temporarily located In one
of the rooms Of the building in l9k.
-Four years later possession IF the building
was demanded by the assistant Judges
and the town refused to vaCatc. This
WAS the first conflict about which any
right appears to have been asserted be
tween the town and county authorities.
No one appears to have asserted any ad =
Verse rights in thu occupancy of the room
now held by The town clerk. The chan
cellor finds that the town of Manchester,
Village and fire district never contributed
to the construction repair or support of
the courthouse.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-13

AUTOMOBILE PARTY HURT.
Four BrattIcboro Men Hurled out
when Machine SIsiddcd.

Brattleboro, Feb. John Manlcy,
proprietor of a garage here. Attorney
Hermon H. Eddy of the Office Of Clarke
c. Fits Tax Collector w. A. Shumway
and ". ~. Richardson cashier of the
Twin state Gas a. Electric company, Were
all more or less injured in an automobile
accident at one O'Clock this morning near
the West River bridge. They were mem
bers OF a party Of II of the Exchange
club who had been to their annual ban
quot at Spofford lake The injured men
were riding In the second of three auto
mobiles on the return journey. The
machine. which was driven by Mr. Man
ley, suddenly skidded and the right rear
wheel struck a pole breaking the axle
and hurting the four occupants to the
ground
Mr.. AIanlcy was caught by the wheel.
His breast bone was broken and his nose
was fractured II was thought that he
had suffered internal injuries hut Or. r.
! II. OConnor said this afternoon that he
did not consider that there were any ser.
iOus internal injuries. Mr.. Shumway. who
was riding on the front seat, was hurled
through the glass Windshield and received
numerous cuts to his face and is badly
| bruised.
| W Eddy suffered a compound fracture
of tho nose and a deep cash under one
eye which required y stitches to close.
| Mr. Richardson escaped with q few
| br,iSeg
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-13

II. 573 Relating to charter of L. and T.
Fairbanks a Co.
II. H.-Relating to INDECENT tuber-
culous persons.
VI. 576--Relating to town of Sheldon.
Joint resolution relating to request 10
Vermont delegates In Congress- in CON
nection Of passage of the FRANCIS Dill
in Congress.
RESOLUTION REFERRED
Mr.. Barber offered Joint resolution
relating to the Vermont legislative depart
ment. 1000 additional copies OF TINS ses-
sion of Legislature to be distributed as
tbcrein named Referred to committee on
library.
ADOPTED IN CONCURRENCE.
Jo,nt resolution relating to mock SEES
sion.
SENATE BILLS REFERRED.
n. 5sa-Relating to Rutland town grand
list. To committee on grand list
A. 5Ss-Relating TO Barre city charter.
To committee on municipal corporations.
~ kS,-Rolating to village OF West
minister. To committee on municipal cor
porations.
H. b72-Rcating to support or govern
mont. To committee on finance.
On motion OF Senator Darling of orange
the Senate adjourned at 12:l5 p. NJ
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-13
CARVED IN VERMONT STONE
Wit and sentiment Contained in Ey-
irn"rdi""ry Epitnphs for Martial
mud Marital Heroes.

The oldest cemetery in Vermont is tnat
Of the old FRS, Church at BENNINGTON
Center I'm which are buried MANY Of
those VIII" were prominent in the cnriy
olvs of Vermont Rcposiug in il arc
former governors, United States senators.
members of Congress. members of thu
supreme court, soldiers who lost their
lives At the battlcof Bcuningtonand IN the
center IN one large grave were buried the
IIcssian soldiers who were killed AT tho
battle. The spot l.. marked by a large
granite stone erected few years ago 4y
the bennington Historical society
In the older part Of tho cemetery an,
manN quaint old stones Reside n. iu-
scrpton. many Of Thorn contain rcpro-
sensations OF faces, wccpius willows,
hands olaspod and other designs. Many
of the inscriptions are almost extinct aud
can Ice made out only with difficulty.
on one that marks the grave of Louisa
Wood. the amnblc consort OF Nathan
Wood. who died May n. 1890 one roads:
All you who read with little carcsti q
And walk away ana leave m1 here -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-13
VERMONT NOTES.

Carl Baird Of Chttenden has filed suit
at Rutland against Fred Strattor of Pitts
ford for $50 damages for alienation of
the affections of his wife Emma Baird.
W. II. Curtis. guardian of Highland +.
Green, has entered suit in chancery in
Rutland, seeking to restrain the Rutland
Fire CLAY company from entering and
taking clay from certain land south of
the city.
Fred !. Wilmouth, alias Albert ". Mo-
loven, is held in bail of 900 at St Johns
bury on charge of forging a check. He
was arrested at North Troy.
The operating revenue of the Rutland
railroad for December was $40. 70 and
the net operating expenses s25l.5S2.5S. The
operating income was s3,o,0S The in
come for the year was S731, SOS y
Leo Parker, II, has been sentenced
in Barre city court to spend the re-
mainder of his minority at the house
Of correction. He pleaded guilty to
completely in the theft of money at a
''.-' in re ana of several articles
in hardware store
walter $. Wood Of Bethel has passed
the examinations for admission to the
bar of Maine within three points of
the highest mark ever given in the
state He has been law student in
the Office Of Wallace Batchelder Of
Bethel
Becausc Bessie H. Hubbard falsiiled
as to the value of the {. b. I.amson
cigar box business of Brattlcboro,
III lge Fish dccreed that the MORTGAGES
be cut down to the amount Of the a'-
tual worth at time Of sale, $500, Tn"
business was sold for $500.
When Officer Horace Warrington dp.
pealed to a group of 81 or 10 bystander,,
in Rutland for aid in breaking up a fight
between George and Lean Lawrence IN
a ljaclymtth shop they refused assist 70
,rc.. r.. mo-, ,ra, ,,ro,. ,,, 49,, i..,.,,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-13

II. 526-An act to incorporate the village
n Pittsford
II. 529-An act to authorize the city of
St. Adams to issue bonds for the purpose
therein named.
II. 5SO-An act to amend section Il of No
25o of the acts of 1906 entitled an act 10
amend the charter of the Bellows fails
village corporation. and to repeal all eN'
listing acts relative thereto
II. 536-An act in amendment of ana IN
addition to No 100 Of the acts OF S'o' en-
titled AN act to incorporate the Vhiag,
of North Troy" and the several acts II
amendment thereof.
Fl. 55o-An act to incorporate the vilias'
of Townshend
Joint resolution relating to federal pro-
lection Of migratory game birds
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-13
FIRE DESTROYS FARMHOUSE
Little Saved from the Home of North
DuNbury Family.

DuXhury, Feb. IA fire that was dis
covered this afternoon about two O'Clock
destroyed the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy
Conely in North Duxbury. Mrs. ConeIy
was alone in the house and as the men
were at work and the nearest neighbors
mile away little was saved. The fir,.
caught around the chimney. The house
Was built 10 years ago, Mr. Conely puts
his IoIs at $500, on which there is $500 in
surance The family, consisting of MIR.
and Mr.. Conely. his father, and five chill
drcn, were housed tonight by ncighbors
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-13

fees of certain assistants to the secretary
and assistant secretary and other officials
of the Senate and House of Representa-
tives.
Joint resolution relating to the pay of
the State highway commissioner.
on motion of Senator Laird, the Sem
ate adjourned at 6 80 o'clock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-13
TOO MUCH TALK
BY LEGISLATORS
Demand for Roll Calls Adds to
Unlikelihood Of Adjourn
ment This Week.


Those present were the chairman
Judge j. II. Watson. Thco. \. Vail, ELY
Porter of wilmington. Horace F. era
ham of Craftsbury and J. r. Estcc OF
Montpelier
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-13
SENATE-AFTERNO!ON.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED l
nDNII. Il RENO u.

proposals of amendment
RECONSTRUCTED AND ORDERED TO
LIE.
II. Calculating to school attendance
wa. rcconsidcred and ordered To lie.
II. 23o.-To provide for the appointment
of n commissioner of labor and Stat" fac
tory Inspector and defining his duties.
Scnitor johnson moved the Senate resolve
itself into n committee Of the whole ana
go into executive session and consider the
pror osed amendment. The committee rose
after an executive session and the bill
was made special order for tomorrow
morning at 1o:D.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED IN
CONCURRENCE
H. 55L-To provide for the erection Of a
building ior the use of the State library
and suprem, court and for other State
purposes. with proposals Of amendment
cuts out the referendum clause
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED
= Calculating to reformation OF in
cbriates etc
S Fl. Relating to union station in the
village Of White River Junction, in the
town Of Hartford, as amended.
s 222.-To appropriate certain sum Of
..,. ,.,,,,,.,, -.
CONCrRRENCE.
....,-,.. 49,,
II. ~. Rclating to fishing in East Long
pond in III" towns of Woodbury. and
-,...-,...
~ -
N"' W ''"'"''9 i'' XIV "''''''E pun
H. go "''a iHI |" '"' Nern'oh' STATE
""Hi''"' ''' NV i'S'"'' ''"' "PP'oPflut"
r. -. ~ 49,, ,,...,,.
of rho comics of IN, "rndcy to snrvevo,.
Generals papcrs"
H. 5l2-Rclatin- to taxation Of youn,,
urhher' MI RoE opposed the bill as 1t
~'t.''. avs 'u.'' ''. tracts OF laho
~ -,n n1,n.'
and brush.
| a. 56S -R.,atipo ;, tb. cb,r,ar &C ,,
Village. of plaintieId
+. 80. -Eo!atin- 10 tn. taxation Of nol1.
land ratab!c estat, I'm unnr.,ni2cd town,
and cores.
| II. 5-3.-E,latin., tn T. and ~ r,airn,rl..
q CO.
COMMITTEE or CONFERENCE
XA\1t,D
/ >,
"''iS w. '''' "''"''''"S VI t'''
'"' '""'" "l IN" P''r 81" river by
.'' "'i''''Ston over i"P'r company
~" '''.''' vi senator ''"h"'t'' 'l' S'hd''
"'S''t't VII us P'"p""'" amendments ana
''SN''i 'or commute" oi conference on
| '',' '"'"S''.'"E ''''' 80 ordered lh'
nan 'I'po,n'r" a. sucI Commute
WIS '""'''''' '''"'''iai" "' '" '""S
,r.n .r,,rnt, ..,,, ~ ..a
"''A MIMI I'Nf AND PASSED
| II. iii Relating to the care of indiseni
'''' 'tu'"US persons
THlIiD READING ORDERED.
II. ttl.--Relating to actions of libel
lHJ.Ar, r-tIrpr, ,-i,tr- Avn p.scI,p IN
CONCT RRENCE
= .-t f., nav w, tow, off ch.ldo,,
the sum named
u. i"t Relating to- taxation of land Of
municipal corporations, with proposals OF
amendment. ON "A yea and nay vote. yeas
b. nays T. the president of the sena e
,'' Wv ''"''' ''E'
i"i''D N''ND''N" 'i'Di-Hr'D'
H. $50 incorporate the CascadnaC
90, ''SA ""hN % HoSd''"''
( CITY ar s. >ha,. win n,,no.aIs ~,
,m.ndn,oni
H. a.5.-.ro iuoor,orota ,b.. son,bo,,
I a. =
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-13
Should not forget that you may die.
And he entombed as well as J.

The inscription on the stone at tho h,
of the grave Of Henry Walbridse
says:
90 Arniable in social, esteemed in the Chri
tan. faithful In the civil, brave i'm II
military life, he gloriously fcll in the Il
Tense pf AMERICAN Freedom in the Bait
Of bennington on tho 9Th Of August, III
Mrs. Esther Boardman the amiah
cons9rt' Of Capt. Elijah Boardman, die
December II, 1881 on her gravestonc OF
reads.
Tho kindcst husband tendorest friend,
Bcstow their cares in vain.
When heaven the fatal mandate sends
We turn to dust again
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-13

In the little cemetery at Woodford g.
original inscription on the headstone
Il child. II attracts the attention and N
book OF every one that passes by:
He tasted OF life's bitter cup.
Refused to drink the potion up.
But turned his little head aside.
Disguised with the taste and died
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-13

The announcement is made that T
death Of Capt Nathaniel Lawrence, wv
shui''ed off this mortal coil August
l''i was caused by the accidental Kick
% hon"
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II. An act to appropriate money n
aid of agricultural fairs
On motion OF Mr. Mcclellan of Ply
mouth. he House adjourned at 5.3S
o'clock
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BILL KILLED.

dcrcd to lie. Mr. Jose of johnson favored
TIN. n,otinn
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ORDERED TO LIZ

: GG-An act To exempt from taxation
money loaned within the state MI Hap
4pod Of Peru moved tlat the uill 'e or
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AmOTr UTN'T- No.
sally. wife o. Ehrnr1"r CARPENTER Di'
ia 1873.
FAfe how short, Eternity how long.
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IA. &3.--l'rOm committee relating TO ".
c. McGnnis's pension repeats No, go of
acts of 1906, granting a. relief and a pen
sion to VIM. &. McIhnnls of 500 a veal
oct becomes effective II passed, October
>, 1914 Ordered to II. and be printed
ON motion of Mr. Gage of WcatherS-
field, the House adjourned a. ll:jS a. IN.
SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.
II. 151-An act relating to fishing for
pickcrcl in Greenwood lake and Sabin
pond.
II, 2l2--An act to annex a part of the
town Of RiptOn to the town Of Bristol in
the county of Addison.
II 20 An act relating to the pollution
of the waters of the brook leading from
Valley lake TO Sabin pond.
II, 31l-An act relating to the pollution
OF the waters of Peter BROOK
ii, &0-An act to incorporate the Ascut-
nsy Accident association.
II. 447--An act to legalize the grand list
OF the town OF Elmore for the year ls.l
II, R9-'An act to grant certain powers
30 the village Of Johnson and TO johnson
hro district 30, ia the town ~ johnson.