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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-27

River steamer George w.
Simons sinks at her dock In Port
land.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-27

Nine oriental steamers of X. in Tacoma
within the month discharge
kee dock At least them will practically
return in Tacoma 1T will be
the history of the line.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-27
TO BUILD WAREHOUSE

or great Importance
resident j. d. Farrell OF the W. railroad that
an ocean warehouse the middle dredge
500 instead
VIII be block long and will handle majority OF the oriental
the railroad All
tie. warehouse will be completed bv Nav
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-27

when the snow first came, en-
ployes of the public works de-
partment have been busy scat
tering sand on the hillside pave
ments and cleaning snow from
the residence sidewalks.
Following last nights fall of
snow, several squads of men with
snow plows were sent out
through the residence section to
clean walks. The sanding of
downtown hills began at 2 a. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-27
DRURY BUYS LOT

The Pacific
Peerless grill purchased yesterday Drury Georg
3D. Handle for about $4,000 building
replaced by modern building and would he by his tailoring
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-27
SAVE REPEATS GREY

SOUTH BEND Wash. Jan 27.-The the schooner
peat taken off the vessel so miles off the Columbia river
brought into this yesterday by the
was route Honolulu from Port Ludlow, WASH
when met by the Avalon.
lict, but it is thought It has sunk by this time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-27

Diamond Rings, % TO $15(
Pfaff, Jeweler, 1f45 Brdwy. adj
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-27
SHELTER ACCIDENT

John Galert operator of a locomotive the Tacom
scalded yesterday
topped from trese reported resting easily
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-27

A. II. Pritchard, assistant post
master of Salt Lake, is arrested
charged with embezzlement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-01-27

Did you know that:
February is still ahead of us,
with the Groundhog-who may,
or may not, see his shadow?
or that
Mr.. Taft has said, neither he
nor Col. Roosevelt would be
nominated by the republicans
for their president?
or that
A very wealthy Spanish
woman at Los Angeles insists
on hubby staying at home,
while she works. She says
hubby is far too handsome to
work.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
ARMY BILL
BEFORE CONGRESS
ASENATE MEASURE

Washington. March 5.--The first II the
national preparedness measures 20 reach
either house of Congress for Consldora
ton was introduced in the Senate Satur-
day Ivy Mr.. Chamberlain, chairman OF
the military committee, which pcrfeCted
1t after weeks of hearings and con-
ferences. 1t proposes an even more sweep
Ing change in military policy than that
"utln+1 by President Wilson in his an
nual message, and was described by Mr..
Charnberla in as tho most comprehensive
piece of military legislation ever offered
in Congress
tration's army plan prepared by ex-
Secretary Garrison are retained, although
IN altered form. and by additional pro-
posas for organization of industrial
reserves In peace times. the scheme goes
even further than the administration had
suggested.
The House committees bill will he in
troduced Monday. There Is no vital diff
ference between the two measures, and
members Of both committees believe that
when the final bill which will he agreed
on in Joint conference committee. has
passed both houses, the President will
be able TO affix his signature to n meas
ure that will do more than he has asked
toward building mp an adequate national
defense
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09

- ma iority of 10 for tine direct primary.
ard maiuritE Of l2G for local license.
ii vas voted to employ medical in
spoctiou In tho schools AZ required 10y
law; % exempt tho members Of the FIRE
department from payment Of poll tax,
and TO pay s3". tho city's proportiouate
share toward the oxrcnse incurred In the
employment Of government county aGri-
cultural adviser Tho article, 10 see
whether the city would adopt uniform
system OF accounting Tor towns ana vi.
lagos as provided by an act Of the
LEGISLATURE If 1915, was dismissed ate:
city Auditor NJ +. Sullivan hah explained
that the city some lime ;eo adopted 4
modern bookkeeping system which WoulG
not he improved upon iY The adoption -
the state SNs;om.
Daring tho morning TO vote east was
somewhat lighter than ,ast Year hgt
during the noon hour it vas heavier, the
total vote at one o'c.ocF being rs as
compared with 1i2 u, the same ho.I' last
wear
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
BACHELOR JUDGE WOULD
PRESERVE HIS IDEALS
Judge Hopkins Of Chicago Transferred.
Weary of Hearing Of Marital Woes

Chicago, March 6.--~To save what he
termed tho remnants Of his shattered
ideals of matrinony, Judge Jacob II.
Hopkins, a bachelor, was transferred to
another department to-day from tn"
bench of the Chicago court OF domestic
relations. being succeeded by Judge
John r. Newcomer, married man.
For the last six months Judge Hop
kins has listened from the bench to the
marital woes of the city. but recently
he told friends he should stand it no
longer. And to avert what seemed to
be an impending ragedy to a bachelor
soul Chief Justice Harry Olson COM
piled with Judge Hopkins request and
announced the new assignment
"Once [ viewed marriages through
rosy mists of sentiment and poetry"
Judge Hopkins said. 81 believed there
was still love in the world--lovc that
endured from the altar to the grave.
In the court of domestic relations my
ideals died one by one. Day after dav
listened to nothing hut the SORROWS
and tragedies OF married couples |
began to wonder whether any such
thing as marital happiness existed on
earth. So asked to he transferred It
was last measure to self.defense-a
measure to save at least some OF my
ideals
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
The Celebrated McLemOre ResO-
luton to Warn Americans OFT
Armed Ships Is Tabled by
Vote of PIG to 112.
PARTY LINES CAST ASIDE
President Now Prepared to Go
On with Submarine Negotia-
tiOns with the Central Powers
Next Step Will BE Resump-
ton of Lusitania Exchanges.

NAshlhEton' Mpr'h "-ffos'oent wilson
to-day completely ana d"'isiVoly won MS
'onE HGht IN compel congress 20 acknoWI
edSe mat u stances hcnlnd MN IN th'
summarize negotiations WIN Germany
10 the rai'N'ng cries ~ Stahd ny 'H'
'res'deu. ana is II lansing ana WI
son or On herl!s'or'' ana 'ne ha'S'r'
n big dchocrauc majority ana nearly
'''hes Io''e' up oN'r"h''"','e votes
'oa'''' Wv NV ''''''' ~ wa ;" N"' '""S
WI NV 90 "'eu '''' """' '"''s ~ NV
ra. '''"' "''i7 '..'
ne ''",'''' "'''",''' .'So'"''o'''
h'''''" "''' 80" "" "''''''H' .''''
49," ""' ''o't''
W ''''' US >'''''' '"n' ~" 90 Wv
'Io'n ''Ho' no" i'' S''''''"r purpose III
NV, '''a' '"'' "N
''oI' INV very outset OF Tue nEh' 70
""H wv ''S'"c"'9 S"P'"' '''S' WIN
out regard TO party swept over the
opposition
On the hrSt vote winch was parI'a-
urinary Prop"7'''oh l" prevent open
'hE IN" Mcl'eHhore resolution 10 amohH b.
meht ana unlimited debate the admin
istration forces carried the day 296 TO
means ana one progressive voted TO
support IN" administrations twenty
one democrats l32 roruhllcans. nv"
proEf"sslNes. ON" INDEPENDENT ana rep
resentatiNe london tn" lone SOCIALIST
| OF the House. voted against H.
rms was IN" crucial vote OF the
night the on" point on winch admins
tatioh leaders W"r" uncertain. with
victory IN mana th"N moved on 10 TN"
next propositions the adoption OF sn"-
chl rule Tor four hours discussion OF
the McIcmore resolution
Again they carried the day, - 10 l'S'
aud then pushed their Ti'torN to a con-
! c'us!oh ny taphhg the Mcl."more fesolu'
! non 10 to AZ
IN seven hours OF tense t"fh"I""t SeS-
SION IN "hfrh inc administration on
pohents charged thdt the fFehiueh' was
coh'ehdlhs LOT a "o"ptiu' 'eSa' rEht ana
Naa SH'ithS t"c fcHpo"S'"''tS oi u'P'o-
"'"t'0 .oso''a ''oi'S ~ 49, me iio"7'
way w ""' an" ~ =" u ',''
''o'.'' 'o"s esS'"i'"' H'''o'' ~ VI w. ''i'
, i'''"''N Wv !"'''" '''', '''' ''''
W.. '".''" -. va va I'"'''
'''''' az" '''' ~ -
"'''" ,''' '''' '@''''" w ~
''e '"'''''' ''' NV
/ '''' 49,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09

judge of probate fcr ,he dist-.r; Of West
minister, having been appointed reg s'-r
OF pro5ate In 1872
Judge Allbee Va. hp-n In Grafton April
H. 1874, and was descended from Ab.ne-s-
.\loee. who came TO The :owr ct Rocking
ham from Tovnshend, Mass ahou' 1;ip
or III. and who FIRST settled ~ what },
now known as the Water Wiley farm,
on tho upper meadows" Judge A!.a's
spent mucn Of his toyhood il '.prdon-
derry and Jamaica. llc attended tae Barr
ond Rurton Seminary ~ Nrarches'cr ~.
Years, and spent CGu year a. For: p'1'a
lustitute, y. Y
lie began the study q lHw in to ""t.
Of revsrt NJ. Real IN l77S and was aAui'.
ted 80 he Vernon bar g. 80 - GO.
ma.neI in NE 80 II ,I,dse Road attn
ISL vler I've one0c1 ~ office f. thn SAM.
tuGd,uS. IN winch location - had ~
na.ned lie married Mss Arhir y. Coco
win. daughter Of james and May rrin\-
ham Goodwlr. IN Springfield, Mass. oc-
'Uhor IS. 7SS1 Hcyl5ce liz VII" 10 saves
co." son. sumner - Nnree o.; FcJcV.
Falls lie vas a lyr.,ai %ev E"Elarr
lawyer, k'uG-Aear;cd 49, a degree. ara y
mol ~ whom MANY If 10 rr.de4as Of
this fect,un OF m. county re1o7cd a,u u
trust
Judge Ai'hcc IVES r~puN.lcau ia poli.
tics and lad served on ths 'eruhllcaH
town committee and had hecN de'eEats
To many county and S'a;e conventions
Tie Was moderator cf tho Gown " 70, T..
iuEham seven Wears
lie WIS elected trustee Of tito Bel
lows Falls Savings lustitatun IN 1875 and
on Jaulial,N IS 1907 Was elected IFS TVC~i-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
ORPET INDICTED FOR
SWEETHEARTS MURDER
WIN Rc Tried Next Week on Charge
Of Staying Marion Lambert.

chicago. March 6.-Will II. Orpet.
II University of Wisconsin student, was in
|dicted by a Lake county grand jury to-
|day on a charge Of murdcrtn. his former
sweetheart, Marian Lambert. The case
|rrobably will be called for trial next
week, hut 4 continuance on request Of
he defense is expected
The grand Jury heard - Witnesses
: hey included T.. q, Orpet, father Of the
defendant, Frank Lambert father Of tho
Irirl, and Josephine Davis and Verne
j ackson, sChoofriends of hers. II Is
charged that the tragedy vas the cul-
|rnina ton of liaison, that il was procipi-
| Ia ed ny Orpet's transferring his affcr-
|fions TO another woman and that he pro.
cided violent poison which the sir
Hv allowed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
RICTIFORD.

MODERATOR ". G. Luckin clerk II. II
Brown, treasurer, H. II. Brown, select
man, T. II. Selby; Constable, {. IT,
Phaneuf; collector, {. II. Phaneuf; town
agent. j. b. Rowley; auditors, T. :
Greene. II. Il. Cummings, w. b. Greene;
overseer of the poor, Il. W. Carpenter,
school director w. Is. I.ucklin. II. NJ
Dalton. $. Carl Carpenter: trustee L. S
deposit money, j. f. Ladd: tax 81 " on
the dollar of the grand list 1t was voted
to have the town selectmen, II. II. Cum
mings, T., Hogaboom and w. II. Derby
confer with committee composed OF the
Rev. f.. NJ. Fuller, II. e. CUMMINGS and
Peter McGcttrick regarding the purchase
Of a suitable site for and tho erection
thereon Of a new high school blildinc
AT cost not to exceed s35pr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
ELECTS UNION TICKET.
81. AIbans Keeps Accounting Systcm--
Medical inspection In schools.

st Adams, March Tho city voters
In annual meeting to-day elected practl-
cally "A union ticket, Mayor John T.. Maun
and CITY Clerk and Treasurer T. Melvin
Hopkins being reelected, and took action
ON several important matters, y j. EcnnN'
tho republican candidate for lister was
elected over j. y Eutt,r, d"moclat aNt
\. r. A. Collins. piohibitioniSl In ward
i've \. \. rarmclc" was reelected aldei-
man for three years and ;, g. Greene
school commissioner for similar term
IN ward six -. j. nchcnN, democrat, was
reelected sclool commissioner over /" II.
Forth. rcpunlcau AMI Fred y Waihcr
democrat, was elected alderman over 5.
Hampica, republican nominee, majority
of s6S was given against the Perry bill.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
THREE BATTLESHIPS
DECLARED Obsolete
Alabama. Ohio and Georgia VIII BE
Turned into Training Ships,

Philadelphia, March e.-The battle
ships Alabama, Ohio and Georgia are
to be stricken from the navy roster as
real fighting units and probably Will
end their days as training ships for thu
naval reserve. This was the assertion
made to-day by several officers Of the
Philadelphia navy yard
One of the officers asserted that the
pattieships despite their excellent con-
oltons' are obsolete and serve no pur-
pose other than to retard the progress
and impair the efficiency Of first line
ships"
The Alabama, flagship Of the reserve
Meet and the Ohio are AT the Phils
delphta navy yard. The Georgia IS
now on her way TO the local yard to
1oin the reserve feet
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
FIR AN kiln.

Moderator. John Webster: clerk and
treasurer, G. W. Powell; selectmeu.
Burton Olmstead; constable and col
lector, c. T. Eoole: lister. n. Brown
road commissioners. l.. 4. Whittemore,
&. a. RENDER; town agent, f. /. Hop
kins; auditors. +. l.. Hopkins, G. II.
Towle. A. u wilder; overseer Of poor, G.
!" Towle: grand jurors. John Webster,
9. H. Anderson; school director. G. f..
Towle. library trustee. \. ID. Horsk ms;
trustee l. :. deposit money. r L. Hop
kins: tax $500 on the dollar of the
grand list. Governor Gates trustee
Iiaston Library fund.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
"NOT A CANDIDATE IN
ANY SENSE"-HUGHES

Eoston, March Ca further refusal
.to sanction the use of his name as a
|rrcsidcntial candidate was made by
.Justice Charles r.. Hughes in a letter
no Charles H. Brown n former state
|tcnator from Medford, made public to-
b ght
AS I understand il, YOU desire 10
rIodcc Yourself as "A delegate, ana YOU
find 1t il will he necessary to have tho
acceptance Of tho candidht" in whose
.fupport tho pledge is made, the JUS
ice wrote, I'm answer ! must adhere
To- the position / have taken As | have
opestedly said, 7 am not candidate
Mr. any sense. aud in view of my ohli
cations as mcmhcr of the supreme
court. cannot permit the use Of my
name."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
ITALIANS GO ON STRIKE.

Rutland. March Over 80 Italians.
including the fun force of freight
handlers In the local depot and laborers
In tho yard went on strike to-day for a
nine hours day and an advance in pay.
shipments in the freight house were
badly delayed for n few hours. but
four American Workmen were secured
at noon. Tho strike is partly in SYM
pathy with the section men who have
been out 10 DAYS. The strikers aver
age TO receive $3.50 day. A few work
12 hours at 16 cents an hour.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
sOITu BURLINGTON.

Moderator. y. ". Murphy: clerk
II. H. Wheeler; treasurer, II. II. Wheeler
se!ectmon, II. {. Brown, 9. r.. Bromley
l.. Merthew; constable. l.. NJ Ravlin
listers, T.. r Slocum, @. NJ Clements
Charles King; road commissioner. John
j. Jarrett; town agent, II. II. Wheeler
auditors, =. p. Mills, f.. W. Butler. H.
l.. Merrihew; Oyerscor Of the poor
Thomas Ryan; grand Juror, Thoma;
Ryan; school dire tors, T. NJ. Huichlns
W. n. Tuppcr, T.. :. Chiltcnden: trustee
/. $. deposit money, IT. II, Wheeler
tax, S,c0 on the dollar Of the grand list
Th" sum af 81" for permanent roads. aud
accepted State aid.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
TOWN MEETINGS


Moderator j. H. Thorp; clerk NJ. G.
Highly; treasurer, J. W. Prindle; select
man. Scion Lewis: constable. H. II. ClaX
ton: collector. Joseph Harrinetcn lister
Frank Lewis; road commissioners, e. r
Foote David st. George; auditors, G.. NJ
HNinSton, George Edgerton, s. j. Pope
oNcrseer o. the poor, w r. Bradley;
grand jurors. J. j. Ramsay. j. r. rag
CART school director Elliott Frnk: taN
SlSo on the dollar of the grand list. Spc-
clal apnroprie ton Of 1900 to inpro\ {
Thompson's Point.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
RICHARD \. M'CIEDY DEAD

M"rristown, y. j. March G.-Richard
AldrIch McCurdN, capitalist, president
Of the Mutual Life Insurance company
from lsHj to 1906, died a. his home here
10 day, aged 81 years. He retired from
the presidency Of the company soon af-
ter the investigation conducted int ,
life insurance companies in New York
by Charles h. Hughes, then practic-
ing attorney. Mr. McCurdy was a ma
tive New Yorker. After being grad
uatcd from Harvard h' became law
partner Of Luclus Robinson. later gov
ernOr Of New York
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
GuiIfOrd Creamery Incorporates.

Montpelier March G.---The Guilford
cooperative Creamery association.
Inc. has filed articles of association
with capital stock Of $1,000, the zoe
shares being held by nine incorpora
tors as follows: 6, H. Castle A. g.
Reals, Il. &. Ineraham, r., \. White
more {. Is, Farnun q. A, Session, NJ
A. Thomas, NJ. g. Clark, and A. r.
>oaw. The association is to deal in
all farm products.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
HIN ESBt F,G.

Moderator. j. G. Murphy; clerk. ]. T.
Miles; treasurer, Miss May Miles: select
man, VI. w. Goodrow: constable, Q. A.
BALDWIN; lister, George Love; road com
missioner. j. NJ. Cassidy: town agent, r.
NJ. Page; oversccr of the poor ~. NJ
Page; grand Juror, H. T.. Weller: school
director s. r. Dow: cemetery commits
sioner. II. w. Russell, tax. 60 on tho
dollar OF tho grand list.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
DEATH OF JUDGE ALLBEE
OF BELLOWS FALLS
judge Of Probate and Wcli-l<row u
Practising Attorney of Ind
hmm COUNTY.

Bellows Falls, March g. JJdgc Una IT,.
Ailnce, 81. died this afternoon lie was
taken suddenly ia ia his home on Burt
street Tuesday evening and had not raj
lied since then. Death vas caused by ar
terial cirnossis, judge Al'beo was the
oldest practising attorney In this
town ana was one of the best known
lawyers in Wndham county. He was
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
HUNTINGTON.

Moderator. f. r. Strong; treasurer, II
\. Alger; selectmen r. H. Bean, w. r.
Ring, T. q. Norton. const a Bile. p r. Sar.
gent; listers, \. y. Svinyer, G. W. Lewis.
:. r. Strong; road commissioner, w. y
Taft; town agent, n. A. Alger: auditors,
F. u. Small II. l.. ITallock II. A. Nor
ton; overscer of the poor. y. p. Grange:
grand juror j. w. SpauldinC: school COM
missioners. T.. .. Gorton A. II. ITigley:
library trustee, A. j. Swinyer: tax. 81 50
on the dollar Of the grand list
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
SfIEl.BU RNE..

Moderator, David y. Towers, clerk. Z.
l. Page. treasurer y. II. Mack. select
man, " : Mack constable and collector,
q, y. Roberts, J. w. Mack; lister. q.
f., Blair, road commissioner, George
Parker, auditors John ~ Mack. II. ".
Tracy, Q. q. Elliott grand juror, r. s.
Towers, &, +. Van Nliet school directors,
Clarence Morgan, ~ W Tracy: library
trustee, &. &. Fletcher, cemetery com
missioner w. NJ Webster; tax slS ON
the dollar of the grand list.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
W ESTFORD.

Modnrdtor F.. ". Grow, clerk, II =.
Pierce; constable. +. Il. Adams; listers.
+. l.. orion. 3. \. irish. +. ". Grow
road commissioner. ArS,. ~. A. Nbcia
second :. G. I.onxe town agent. r "
Grow; auditors, e. r. Stearns. G. r. kim
ball. y, r. Smith; over<eer Of the poor.
W, II, Marvin; grand Juror, John Alien.
school director. \. u. Kenyon; tax 81 o.
on the dollar Of the grand list. Voted for
State highway, $50; for grave! roads.
500
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
BRISTOL.

Officers elected yesterday are; Modera
tor r. s. Smith; c!erk, W. W Wilson
treasurer. w NJ. Farr. selectman. W. II.
tarde..: school director, f.. W. Narnev:
constable. q. w. Farr: liorary trustees.
Mrs. G. W. Suedon, j. O. RaXendale, hJrs
Eliza beth Rider: oVerseer. q. q Rirk-
nell; lister. e, tA GoVo II wos voted 10
appropriate So for Memorial 6ao, $500 for
band concerts, $40 for the Catholic GENE
terry, $50 Tor inc library. 500, for rer.
mancnt highway; tax voted NJ cents
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
ST. GEORGE

Moderator. NJ W. TIiusdale; clerk. r T..
lInsdslo; treasurer one year, Earl Aver,
two years. S. Noonan. three ycars. T..
Isham; constable. Il. ". North: road com.
missioner. Ira Chase; town agent, NJ. W.
lItnsdale: overseer OF the poor. r. II.
North, grand juror, Earl Aver: school di.
rector, one wear. ". II. Forbes, twn
years. Edward Cehoe. Il. O. Terrell; tax.
sl.15 on the dollar of tho grand list
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
WTII.ISTON.

Moderator. Charles ~ Warren: clerk
william NJ. Barber; treasurer. G.. n. War
rem, Selectman. &. j. Wright; constable
FRANK curtis; lister, Harry Fay: towi
agent. William NJ. Baroor: auditors. W
r.. terguson &. &. Austin; ovcrseer al
IN" Door, {. II. Csswell. grand Juror e.
j. Wright. school director, - j. Whltten,
Frank Talcott; trustee L. s derosit
money, A. l.. Bingham; tax, 81. 81 OH the
dollar of the grand list druggist license.
a YES; a no; appropriated for State high.
ways $50
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-09
BOLTON

Moderator, j. II. Smith: clerk. F.. a.
Phillips treasurer, F. A Phillips select
men, Chester y. Champney, George r,
Gle Frank r. O'Rren; constable. j. n.
smith, listers f.. 5. Greene, Fred Bar
low. ". T.. MuaHN; road commissioner.
IT, T.. MuZHN: town agent, T.. :. Greene
auditors. Chester Smith, T.. i. Davis
Ila Fuller, oVcseor of the poor, T.. :
''ieeH", grand Juror. f.. :. Greene; school
directors, George W. Streetor, Arthur
Perkins ID, j. Hayden; library trustee
Mrs Alice Smith; tax, s2.li on the dollar
of the grand list. Voted 10 install uniform
system uf accounting.
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Moderator II. =. Brigham; clerk, e..
H. Wheelock. constable. =. A Start.
collector, 4. A. Starks, \. G. Wells: road
commissioners, Haskell Mayo, |. II. Stone,
auditors, D. b. Cowan. j. IT. Cutting,
3 a. Brigham; oVerseer of the poor. O.
A. Skeels: grand jurors. NJ l.. Stark,
Amos Potter: school directors. ID. T..
Cowan, J. r. Maynard. K. Ovit; cemetery
commissioner, T.. J.. Perkins; tax, 81 "
on the dollar of the grand list
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JOHN y. FLNNN, Vice-rrcs
e. J. BOOTH. President.
PROTECTION FOR PAYMENT
The Cancelled Cheek IL n Receipt That
cannot Tic disputed.

ray your hills--all " them-~bN
check. 1t ia tho only safe way. We
will he glad to take your account aud
furnish tho necessary blanks without
charge.--t'httcnden County Trust co,
Burlington, VI.
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Moderator. 6. r. Cook; clerk. Dr. l.. r.
Rowe: treasurer. -. l.. Wells select
man. II. G. Brown, lister, T. IT, Bur.
cell, road comm ssioner, d. FT. Laduke:
auditors l.. r. Lille. A. c. Thomas. J
;. Mac1ntyre school director c. J.
Blair. tax. $3.50 on the dollar OF the
grand list
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MODERATOR Fred Watson; clerk H.,
Latham; selectmen. Wilbur q. Newtc;
u. r. Wood, e. F. Osgcod; lister. D. II
Holmes road commissioner. l.. r. Me-
NallN: grand juror, John Granger; schoo!
directors, Thomas Rowiey. John Duffy:
tax. sl'5 on the dollar Of the grand list
Sic" for permanent roa Is