Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-06


careful consideration should be exer-
cised as regards the best method
PARKS
Tho nor,.s ,,a ,,r,,i,rs T., ooro of
the mark commissioners oro 4, good
condition and ,b,t dor,r,p,ort is 90
he concentrated fo, Tho manner In
vbich ,hoir ,,,,,,, t., ,,,. go, ,,,,,t, .,a
furds u,hio,, ,ha otar.a, ,rovisio,s
nr,yiao NJ ,,,,,a ,o, ,.oa 80.
i,,, .h, ,,,o,a,,ro -. r., ,na. ra.,.
ma t,o o,,aana,,,., ,,n,.,'t,a, ,hara ,,a
ot p,,,.n.. n.,. ..,,,
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iir-N''i IL LEI Ai' M EN l.
The general health of city is a
matter that should always demand
careful attention This department is
under the same management as in the
year nineteen hundred fifteen. Their
report suggests a few changes.
hea''h onicer MOAN cans a.'en,ion
mat tbo hirtbs ,,oro ,ory p,uch more
than tho deotbs for ,b. mast v,ar and
that nc comnared 70 III, vear 1914 tho
deaths wero AZ lose and the births 10
moro which is q rood indication that
orr CITY is poins forward and not ret
rouradinr in tho ,binpo that help to-
ward good health and longevity.
CHARITIES.
There has boen no cspecial change
in this denortment Much credit is
duo thc overseer of the poor for care
fu1 attention TO its varied and perplex-
iny details and the business-lilc man
ner i'm which he has conducted the af-
fairs. The several organizations that
have assisted in the work of caring for
deserving people in the city should be
and are thanked for their assistance
and cooperation in this work
The work formerly done by the CITY
physician was, from May 1. 1915, con e.
Quoted by the medical department of
the University of Vermont and the
account as published on page 81 of the
annual report shows the large amount
of work done as medical charities.
por1Cr, r,rp,pr,,,>.,,
-.
nc oh''eiS' 50 Lar us II mas come
o,,ue' my opserNa'ioh' nave dlsplaycd
an "eoesSa's ac'N''y IN making ar
''' an" 'ti'SihS INC suIl'S 10 JUS
wye Het al perform thoIr uutE IN
ehcourasins the po1ce ana assisting
- III ''ie pciio' 'na'i'' Vi 'hel' "u'S'
FIRE DEPARTMENT..
The zeal which it shows in suppress
ms n'e an" '"e s'ahuaru REQUIRED OIL
to make it worthy of our confidence.
do not hesitate to saw that no CITY
of its size can make an equal show
ing; the CITY has been free from large
fires during the past wear. n fact large
Nv due TO tbe promntnoes with which
the fremen have resncrded ia ondon.
gercd propertv.
For tha wort, in +b, ,.o,.i,,,s ,7..,,,,,.
,,ents ro. h,,,.l ...,,..
reference to their renorts az rub1isbod
in the 51st ANIMAL ranort Of tho ats. ia
made with which !, &c d.siral,l H.,
YOU sbould become familiar ona .hl,l
b1, bo ob, 60 ,.,,
matters CONCERNING if ar. ca11ad "a
your Official attention
In conc,usion I doeiro 70 o,.,,,,,,.,, -,
appreciation of tho b..,,.,, l,,,,l,. i...
of the various donortn,r.. a,',,. . .ui'
past year. All seem 70 bovo had o,,a
purpose. the good or the oi,,,
Let lie continue o,r r.ori, fo A..
public good
Resroctf,11,. ,..,,
,rn1,n ~ -
April . 1919 ,Ia,
CITY OFFICERS ELECTED.
Following the adjournment of tho ,,oor,
of aldermen ia tba o,o,,,r I,a,
Drew rannad tho oit,, oo,,,,ai, 49, ~
Following are tho ci+v onci.1s oioo.od.
NJ. c. Grandv. unanimously, e,ac,oa .o
succeed himself as ,itv c,erx
l.. G. Grant. unanimnus,, oIec,od 70 e,o-
coed himself nc citv treas,,ro, NJ 49,.
re- elected trustee of the United States do.
post fund
II. S Peck was elected citv otto,,,o,
to succeed A. l.. sherman. receivire, nire
votes as against four ,otos ,.ao<i,,oa l.,
H. s. Howard, whose name was also
presented.
]. S. Denning was unanimouslv o,ected
to succeed himself as citv constabto
Clarence r. White was unanimous,v
elected city grand Juror to succeed Sbar-
man r. Moulton.
A. II. Rutter was elected water coron,is.
sioner to succeed himself. receiving nine