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THE HUR INGTOX FRK1C PRESS ; THURSDAY, DECEMBER I, 1904.
ETHAN ALLEN FARM.
Memorial Tower to 13e Erected on Indian
Koek bv the Sons of the Aineri
can Revolution.
The action ol tlifi Foclcty of Iho Sor.
( ' the American lb volution nl their
netlti(f lii'M "I .Mniitpellcr lut week
ill itinc to ,u'i -pi ho oiler nl Mr. V . .1.
v ,m l.iilin of Ihi' Kill In the nui.'iy
if thiil m:1 of the ithan Allen lurui
t, i-un i- Indian Hock, mis one nf the
I ii it ps l Hope i l.uv e lo lltirllnst'.n.
11 condition ninile by Mr, Van Pat
t 1 1 in his gilt of this beautiful spot tn
I i socle tv ,vus Uki I th-y should tnke
t is wlthnu' delay to erect on hull in
) k i menu rlil tov. er to Vermont's
I it heio, (ien. Kihrn Allen. The
t et w.i token up by th" Society ,i1
t nettlm? will; Htint e utlUfi.lMH md
I seems lo be no doubt whatever
t1 it the funds nocossai v for tbl- pur-
will b' secured nt mi i ii h ib'le
the hope of tl'.i Miel.lv tll.it til'!
V vei in 1 ere'ied In I he spring .ml
' 'i i. .t In liui'
1 i l d up the pb
lis r w 111 be I i
1 'I t ilR ee. bril ' 1 1
I ' i
t w t h r i e i r i
'H s eie-'iit her "
V uir I III' h "Tl ' 1
in ' w n , lie
- tluil it uiiiy be
,., .lull If this is
in ( sl'lli nl .1 Bli'ill
ei uni Inib pond-
-Hie tl .11 til'' l'"n e
ll 1 iii',t,IV nf tin.
i -w I- .mil ii Isn ii
ii I'. in 'it ll'iliiiu
t
.'N !
SKETCH OF PROPOSED TOWER
'I In dMcti
fnr the
towrr. it will In
n ii i.it'v oi'in t an 1 1
Pi
oi a polo
IV llltlllK ,i,i
The .im
a linn ii .T'lii l , l.tf '
.rail
IOIW ill- fa feel
it "ouai- ijt lb' base and -o( 1 .
ii.M l -. w pail, tin l.aitl, in. nil.
ili ieout;h so Mm; Ha. top
I aub ii slz.- villi th 1 .is... i is
ire to be bmlt of strain w hi. h will
I
ll
I' o irin I i.i .ir the .pot as -h i., is an
r lliit opportunity to nbtn-n u tigs..
I 0' iioposid slie This will obviate
i i-,piti r for malcii.l or n,r trins-r"r-
tun The stone is il ih' ainn
1'iar.i't r as what is known as Mail.. its
l.i ni.iiblr. le'lim veiy slnillai lo that
.ln. h h.i hi en iiuarried lor ilw last
Jcnr or two on tho property of Mis. A
It K m; I -nd
Tin be iuu of the pinposrd loiaiion
It- will known bv all who bavi lslti
Jti-li. n Hock. 1 l at an elevation of
lif'.rlv .'milt and aftni'd' a niesl ixlen
rive vlt w In all directions. luunedi.itely
In fiom streulies a tlat plain MenillnM
to 'Im lake shore. The view of the lake
rt ads inn,, siilit itoek Mnuiitiiiii on
the ,-iait'i to the north as fur as eyn
ill rail). I hum kIvIdk the entile rani.
of the Adirondack .Mountains on too
vest and all nf the towns iiIouk the lake
fhoro from Kssei. to l-laltsburah, To lb.
r.orth i .in be feen Malletts Ray and the
rniirf-e of llr Wlnooshl ilver, Kroni the
fop of the tower the whole (Irceri Mouii
lain imiikp will be plai'ily vlmhic with
til the valley lying betweci. ihe Ink
mid th mountain. The natural plctui
fsciucncss of tho location Is enhance d by
tho mused rocks which cunipilM! thn
Muff and which t-ive a wlldt'e.s to the
vhule seepe which one would hardlj .
j.i.e t to I'll el so near the city.
Th history of the Kthun Allen faim
Is one of mil h Interest, Kufnro tilt ', i inu
t-f tic Hi-voli-tioii II was owiwd by u
M'lltnill torj who on nrcuutit of Ids
loviltv 'i (Iroil lirlieiii or peril ips wi
l-hruld s tj his d 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 v to In 1 1n it
tmlno Siato ut Yvrnioutt was forced
to lento the country, Ills estate wn
suhsepietitly ."oun.K'iitcd by t h- Stiite. of
Wrii" nt and the property liii'Hil over
tn (he land eniiinilssio,rr of the Si it"-.
!'.v lit 111 b was .""Id to rieti. Ktliun Ail.li
llllrl In Vis llvltIS Uplitl It lit tl.i t'ii.1
of his death In ITSf. The larni then no.
ennie the property of ilov. Van N.-s- n- d
was known n the iin Ncus I'nrin fur
half a century. Aft-r p.iidnir ilinuuh
other hinds l became the propeily nt
Mr. Alfred X l iooWcs hi 1x2 mid el hi?
le.uli In Is7 It wept by his will in his
son ('nl. 1 Inner ,1, Hrookos. In 1P0J Mr,
'iiii r.ititn purchased ll of Col Urnokes
I ntnl Inter translet red it lo hi ikiURbli:-,
Ml. A. 1. Illllho-'s, who Is pu-sont
I OWIIIT, With the oxeeplion of llldl.Ml
li'ick .ind th" put t aloi g the hiK'.iv.iiv
inn Hi nt iiiiiian uoeu. whirl .Mr. Vim
', I'.ilttn leserved. About one liilf of t lit? '
fiitii. l tipnii the Interval iind other IimI; i
upon the hither kind Ironi v.nlch rl-cv
t'U' bluff known as Indian Ho.k .md the
Ibrldj-- m th" lint tli. eompt Isinir Ir. all
'about tliiee hundred acres. Mr, V.ir.
jruiteii has r-'ii"itl purchased mine ten
ml twelv acres to tin- poith which
jeiirle.s the property to th" bank.-- nf the.
innoskl liver at a place It wll' be
'veiy easy tn roi'strurt a rn.ld ! if
'ii-.-'i. ! lb.it If tin. ptnpi'ity in ever
"I
polilic p.itl;. which it ceitnmlv
shi.i.ld be U will be easy hi hu,o f,.t,
jeef" to the rlvi'i' troni the pmU
The view nun th.- ninth end of the
MdRc, known as the Xorlh l'lnifcirlo is
i.ihO oto of Rre.lt beauty. H is qui-.,
dlffeiont l rum the view at Indian Unu
ovi'rlooldiu; as it docs the Winonm
liver in nearly al! its eourse ot nearly
ten miles from Winno-ld to the lak-,
Tho windings of It reminds one cry
fitronfly of the river 1'ortli In Siollaud
as seen trom Sttrltntr f'nstln or from
Abby tV,ii7. on whi'h is Minuted llio
i elebrateil Scottish N'alional monument
to on- of their Krcat heroes. Sir. William
Wnlloic The proposd memorial tower
will be epiito llko the Wallace- monument
and it is situated very slinllarlv.
We trusl that the pi oplo of HurlinKtoii
will fully apiiriclale the ncijon of tne
society of thi Sons of the American :tev
opilion in this matter and -o far as
they may called upon to do so will a'.l
ihe prob'ct In everv way It vlll ciitaii'.
Iv be the niost notable addition that hrt
been made for somo time to the at
tractlvu featuro.-i of what we deliKht to
hear rilled "beautiful Hurllnnteui." Sonin
ol the best jutlKcs of natural fci in-iy
have ile.-iared the lew frn-u Indian
Hock and front the North Pinnacle to In
perhaps the to llncst views in the
State, jt will contribute, very much to
tho best Interests of Uurllngton lo havn
this opportunity to tako visitors to such
n plnco nnd show them the wonderful
be'.iuty of our city and Its surroundings,
It should bo noted in tloslnr t'int the
name, Indian nock, 1ms been ivnn to
Ibis spot by reason of the legend which
Is said to be well established that It was
the point of outlook for the Indians
lor loni! nx pa beforii tlm whitu man
nine; lutei this country. Th Indians ot
iho t'onncctliiul valley weio wont tn
make- Hiinual foiayi Inlc the e'liauiplaiu
valley They cam up the ('hiiiii rllcut
ilver and crosshii? over mine down Ihu
valley of tho Wluuonkl, aink wbtm uvr
this spot would disembark nnd pitch It Is rtrlitlnty to bo hoped that every
tnoir nitnps ntnl then send (heir scouts Member of Hie snMety of tlir Son
I" the toil of Inillnn Hook to keep nn out-'of the Ataeie an Involution will take 1111
'ook fm miy tdpps of their enemies. 1 1 , inlerest".'' In this mutter as. it will i
Is believed thnt the very nlil grove of the fltft off it I thai they hive made in
chestnut Ireeii, which Is lornte-d on tho' murk In nn adequate and notable way
I'.lhfin .Mien f.irin. whirl; Is Hie only onolimv historic all" In ihe Stale,
5 ml I ETHAN jSfl
' INDIAN ROCK
1 nnwn in this section of the S-'tatf, uu
doul tedly, sprnntr from scattered nut:'
broiiRht thTe by th" Indian? on th'se
annual foiays' as part of their fo'ul
: iiiplies. This lesrud adi! much Interest
tn Ill" niiilt.
Another matter of much Interest to t'.ir.t
section of our people who are Inlet es'ed
in botany Is the extensive nrd uaiwuai
flni.i lo he found there A 'rry larj;'!
vailely of trees ar.d shrubs urow upon
th" propeily mid alsv an extensive
variety of tlu1 I'.ltHe will fonr! in
i ludi'lf s inie rare orchids. There ate lUo
a numb-!- of very iutet ostium Ur;i- in
illlillm' the rat" walking- leiu.
The imp show u .".beve Unatrs veiy
.o'cur.it"ly t lie position of lnolan lco. it
and also the ro.-d which Mr. '..in Patter
! bavin'? laid out thioush the propeily
. nd extuidliiR' to the binik of the nvi r.
NEW YORK FASHION LETTER
l-nrls lleinaiiils 1-latn Topped t.lrls
fur 'I'nllorrd Cnntmueji -nf t
Mnterliiln.
New York. Nov, '.'! The latest i--ues
of the l'arls Fashion .loutnal state
that the smartest cieators of mpdes
ii- beijlnnlni; to use th- perfectly
plain-topped skirt for tailored cos
tumes, a dart o:- two over each hip,
but no folds, tucks or plaits nppearinK.
Many of these skirts show a nored full
ness instead of plait from the hips
down. Some of them are tripped by
tiuht nr seml-flttlne jackets, with
ha.viue skirts, perhaps tbiee Inches
deep forming Rodet plaits at the hack,
but plain over the hips, with rounded
and Hat corners in the front. A vclv-t
collar and lai'Ke buttons are Hie ox
tent of the trlmmliiK- used.
Mos nf I lie bodices are now fine
sttu. led o- cr a tilted lining. Many
of tin- beautiful new- frocks in soft
silks and cn-pes for afternoon and
eveuiui; wear bavo various sorts of
yokes in lace nr enibroldei y, nr other
ornamental trimming, and the silk of
th" bodice proper is disposed in M.ft
close folds net oss the front and back,
the bodice fasteniiiK lu the back. The
lilted lining onils in the fiout In a
sli.up point some thiee ini'lics below
the waistline and curves up shut ply to
tin; waistline al the hips, coiuhiK only
sutf iclently below the waistline at tho
sides and baik to cover the skirt band,
as this style of bodice ii-qiiiros no
uiidle. belntr worn over the skirt. Iho
shiri id Mlk fm mini: its own llnish. Tin:
material is usually plaited Into ihe
side seams of the lining in the .sunt
tipwat d-ttirniiiK plaits and it is then
drawn closely across the front, with
one or two hirrs down the centre front
to hold the folds In place. In thn back
two shirrs aie placed on e.ich side of
the centie opening. The linins and the
bitted b.ictt are hooked separately. Tho
-eces form blp; full puffs to the. el
bows, where they are Mulshed with
'ace fi.llls or mitalue cuffs of lace; the
bin putfs are often made lo stand out,
when the silk is --oft, b narrow pieces
of tucked cilnoline inserted in their
tops.
The sMrls poinc with these bodices
aie usually cut in such soriiiii effects
that they ure veiy full at the bottom,
and the top Is hlricd (or two ar thiee
ine his below tin wab-tline, !.ometmi s
all around, sorietitnes a ne or six inch
plain space l Inn loft directly in the
liont, Tills shirring is very sunt, so
that Hie size abeitjt the hips is not In-
i teased lo anv appreciable extent, al
though 'llll. Iiariow-liippeil (inures nia
Ii. Iinpion-.l I., bavin" more fulhii-Ks
1 1 1 ii hi t Uu top lo Hhiir in
l.liiKerie blouses aie in he worn the
winter tliroiiHh with tailored coats and
r LANDERS,FhAHY tV (LsJU&WA H Ti
I MAKES CARVING
A PLEASURE Tj
ffinf Hagar Brothers,
JUMB BURLINGTON, VT.
Tho DaiiFh'ei- of the Ueoluilon liave
leeu very active In this way, having nt
J ready pl.if.l a brniire tablet upon the
tork by tin loariway m.irklm; the rite
as beins Mi-- tesldeme i,r Ktjmn Aibn at
the time oi' his dea'li whlrli u-'Cuireil
near that ypot Ih5- denih. it will be re-
menihen d, w.i. :t!i.i i bv a strobe of
anoploNy who b t nme while he was
ilnvlnc a I" id et hay in town, He fell
from th was on ai d v.as found dead by
the side M tl, -.'iiaijw a .
It fs () !. hiipe.i ihnt in the near
tuture the ismlingtoii Tiactiiei ctnipariy
Will sei. pi lo ' xt'-ni the eleii in. 1 a
I'tr a Ibis pi .ce so that the hundred of
; people tin will dciie to visit the sunt
'can leadlly do so. It will l-e th- nio:
, attractive pleasure around that IJurlti ct
.ton could no -dhlc pos-v nnd insy ,iru s
; wn ild bo of very mcrir advantage,
skirts. Tl.ej .it. t"i'ly Indispensable,
for thev are thin. t.ikuiK up nri room,
ai d whet, n.ii-- J w.i'ir nd a hot iron
le.-tote them to an immaculate condi
tion. They .ire. howevi r, as ex
pensive as the more elaborate
silk and i i epo bodices, as a
sreater nnnib'r of Hum arc lequiri'd:
but they are always i "-h and M"dl"si,
and thus dellcbt tic diiinty woman, lu
cut thejv ate .ilniosi t:iesinill"s of those
woin durlnsr Ihe iitntiei. kvh Hint
heavier laces -ite ii-tl. luny, miipure
apel the lately rev i veil i repon liclng fanr-
Ites. Tl'.CSl' Uiees .Ue
l a tlier than la nppi i
of thi-.se. irmc- the ,
a I'ly . niiii'oiil. if .1
pbnnells stitch. One
'd as insertions
. and in man"
. " is a so elubor
tl.ir.il design in
- 'll blouse lias Its
d acio the front
crepoti tire eni'ilnid
III chrysantlieniutiiK
I "or si verely plan ' ilor.il coats and
shirts for moioincr - vir i lie smartest
blnu-.es ate the pi,,.-, nr aAiot plain,
Ilta n Htr.iu? All "f the 'mart simps
eairv the the nnd euatse linen a-id
b.ltist linceiie liio'ISe s this Se.lvon.
The sdk-warn Henri' it i cloth has been
.cen lately made up in tiioelisli owr,s for
afternoon we.ir ! h.i-- 1 io lustio 0f silk,
lb-' warmth nf wool and much body, while,
it diaries lu pra I'd lo'ds.
AlthoiiKh the oatei -.kiits of soft nia-t-'iiabi
tills s'e.i-oa aie ..luminous around
Ihe feet, the foundation skills rile- not
over Mure or 'iree .md a half ards
ai'.iund. the In Item ,"uii stiffened with
j 1 ti te - cord-. Ihu.- k.e,inC the -kill of
I the eoslinue froni winding arouiul tlm
lankles; tlm cMt.bini! of the out-r s,ht
to tins foundation ..i ituetval of tlvo
i or six in, lies, hy t i i v stilps of tap., or
J ribbon an Inch and .i bulf Ions?, keeps
j tile mills lu their pile e,
I HSTKI-lei: ( I.AIHKMONT.
I en thousand demon- gnawing awav
at ones- vitals cotibln t be much worse
than the tortures of it MnR piles. Yet
llnfie's euro. Pndn' Ointment never
tails.
I'OINTWO PAHAi'iHAI-HS.
To pinlVer a small sum a a bribe is an
insult.
fwappliig horses Ik nn,. kind of a
Slce'U exchange.
Somehow one's pnm ,p,y )s nsinilly
too plain to be atlia. tne
A small cottage here oi, riulh Is bet
t -i iliaii a cn"te in the ,,1,
Most men would inlier have half a
lo.il ihati no chance to n,,f,
l Some men are stupider than they lord,
and sotiu- look stupld.r than they aie.
Kl-'plomania Is a diseas" for which
Ihe vicilms an- ahv iys taking sonic,
thing.
If a woman kreps h.i husband In hoi
water he iv.uy retnllnie in soaking her.
It's easii-i for n woiu.in in In love a
man titan it is lor her io agree vvlth
another woman.
No girl cures to h.u. ., ,,, adinlt
ih.U she is the nnly ;.it he e,.r loved
pl itonli alh
Many a Mmng mail U... so t propei.se for
Hie reason that he is afraid the girl
will say ' yes.' -I'hH.ign News,
THE
ZTiQLlSll
CWD
SCOTCH
WOOLENS
in our custom work depart,
ment have been made up and
trimmed with our own high
grade innings and fittings.
They are made up on the
strictest New York models
and we offer them without
hesitation to the most critical
trade in Vermont. The price
of course is but a fraction of
what these same goods
brought when made to special
measures, A letter to us will
bring you any garment you
would like to see. Whether
the order comes by mail or is
personal your money back if
you want it.
Tease 's,
City Hall Square- South.
Burlington, Vt.
ti:k hyi:-hyk ClIAin.
Hy flolman Day.
The reign o' dud Is the dusky tcifjn;
mollier may bold the ihione
All the day. tei away, daddy conies in
to his own.
Oho, then, crown o' the tasselcd cap,
robe o' the dressing gown!
fm king at nlfrht by honest rlsrlit, llioitKh
a slave to his trade; down-town.
V."hn t news is this by Courier Cat? One
inarching to destroy'.'
Invasion led by one o'rank by Hnipcior
Hilly-boy?
Apalii 'tis proved my Ulncly crown i
parlour thing to near.
Hoie's sler and sea linn, rout and s.ii'k
of I'oitress H.i oii-iir. ;
And now. retreat! Mv kutgly nisei The
sola -Itail'd.
What? Mined I en.-atl,'.- Then up. wh.l"!
II. m'' Tri kliiRly hole'- fan well:
Hold, i") bombarding en.-) Ion host. I yield
lo puissant Hill.
The victor's ternn? Nor harsh aie they:
.1 kiss, a tnss or two.
My tvrant. thee I qlaeily yb'ld to such
a lore! as you.
Now. e'rib! What, no? Your mnther"
arms? I -jr. nit th" boon with joy.
Ho, itp the stair! Mood queen, pr-'paie;
Here's Hmperor Hilly-boy.
Mav I sit down In Slumber-town and lis-
r-n to the tune--
That mother voice in cadence soft .mil
tender accents croons?
I.et me sit down In this dear realm whose
throne i built so fair
The tin one no man may e'er dispute a
mother's H,e-Hye Chair.
I m linngtv Uu the epiaint old songs, old i
lullabies, my eb.-r!
Th Now is dim. the Then 'nlnos clear
as i am list'ninc bete.
I fee the clasp of mother
lound in" In the' gloom
I se.-iu to hear another oii-i
hallowed room.
The thrill ol rild-tlni inrlodi
mystic sound.
The sanctity of old-tllie love
aims I'ljnio
within this
is in that
etli ine i omul
The world nt times has be it inc had
battles 1 h:ive tought.
Not always has the god .ucc"s- touched
tatks in which I wrought.
I'll'l -ill lias I'oitune dealt a blow in
stead of bi nl to ble-s.
-Viol hen i la die follownl close upon tho
hels n lu piiiiu s.
Hut nttrn when a solium song of
woo
mv lieait intoniil.
And oll.n when the spirit writhed
and
all my ualnte moaned.
Thep stole rctialn that oltcned jiain,
not phrased l- iiioj'idl tongue.
Hut lntn of ni' ir.'i.is old and sweet
the peings my mother sung !
When in tin- dusk lie held Hie close and i
genll.v stinkid niy hail
And bore me with lu r down to sleep in I
that old Hyi -Hye ' 'bah'
My boyhood's friend went wrnitg to-day. J
the same nld (.!.-'. dial'
Te'iuptatlon, vli-ldlng. sin md till And)
thoughtless vvoi'ldiiujs - r'
Hut I who -it ln-c '.v ""!' 'ide and'
hear yon sine lo-ioybi.
And gaze behind me on th- venrs with
love ttul I.. lib alight. j
I do no' pride .nv f'-Ii'i'log fe: upon t'n '
rae e liev 'v e i ,nte.
I '.tit scinch 1 1 1 biail mil Mess ilic pari
ill it inotliei lie. b..s il ivei.
I know lie larked tin- mother hHiids that
fondly press and mold.
I know lie l.iekr.I the mother mile that
turns lite diosc in gold:
And at the cross-roads win to the track-,
of light and wrong are dim
There was no shilling mother light to
point the way to him.
The callous cynics of tbf world ga;e sm
ny what Is done.
Hut I i an measure life by love of mother
In her sou;
And liod, who knows the human heart.
has pieicy. dear, to sp ire
Tn ban whose soul-sti engtli was not wop
In mothri's Hyc-Hye t'h.ilr.
Sleep, little bov-iiiv Illll.V-lioy' The Wmld
Is Just oiltsidf-.
It do.M not fight the pillow fight; 'lis.
stem in wrath and price.
Its blows ate blows that shiver slirngth,-
It smiles to see a fall.
It does nol pity bile tears nor heed a
oi ,iv en's call.
Yi t vi' lory is nol lo hlni who wantonly
gives pnlu,
Who wrests their weapons fiom the weak
and tramples on the slain.
I'or chivalry, II Is not dead, nor honor
but a name,
And bitter scoin be meed of him who
brings Ids mother lmuie.
Yet he who, harktnc back lo youth, goes
forth and nobly tries
To color life to match the llcltl that
shines from mother's ej c.
And be who with bis earnest faith his
after life ut tunes
To those old songs of honeit Ihe his
mother softly croons.
May walk adovvu the ways of Life, and
in his dully prayer
Thank Clod thnt all his besl was hern lu
lint old Tic-rtye rhair. renivnu"
fur I'leccmber.
NATU'ltn 18 A iiHKAT PP.OVJDIJr..
Mr. Hrown Shall we have lo hny new
woolen underwear for all of the lio.vs this
Mis. HroVMi No, dear. Yours hive
shrunk Mi they Just lit .loir.. John's
sbunk so thev Ju-t lit Jltmny. .Ilinmy's
ahrunk In lit Willie, and Willie' urn Jul
hiiiik on Hie baby, Volt arc the only one
lliat iii-iils new oneij" let I nit Tree
I'm,
BURLINGTON SAVINGS BANK
INCORPORATED 1847.
Deposits July 1, 1904 $9,174,988.70.
Surplus 542,613.50.
Total Assets 59,717,602.26
TRUSTEES.
nv. p. mi int. vii, i, win iim:,
iin.viiv iiu:i:m:. iiiimiv ywii.i.s
,i. i,. nAiisinw. i'. w. n.tiiii,
U.nilHT i. WHI'lTIIMOUi:,
lleptjslio made dm lug the tltst four biislncn.s dayi of the month draw In
terest fiom the first. If made nfteMvnid Interest will uommotico the first of
the following month.
Inteient will be credited to depository January I and July 1, compound"'
twice a yenr. There me no stockholder in tlilx bank. All eatnlnus. leps ex -Petises,
hi-lnmr to depositors. Th-- i.il- of interest drpeudx upon tho earon
but the law lire tho late that any savings liank 111 the State cm pay at u i
to exceed thtee mid one-half per cent, per annum, until Its' surplus nut he n
per cent, of Its deposits when a speclnl diiiilend K piiMdd for.
All luxe in tills Stati ale paid bv (he bank nn depn.ifi of tu.rtftO nr V
Depoiilt are reclved In sums from 51 to JS.anfi. nod no mieret will b- p.ud n
any sum In excess nf tills ninoiiut, evci pi on deposits b.v w-IiIowf, orphan' d
mlillstrators, ereoutots, runrdlaiis. r heritable, or ri llslotls institution - n
trust funds deposited by order 01 Ine mutt
N'o money loaned to anv officer or iruste. of Hie bank.
rilAttliKS V. XMITir. ITenlHint. ITIf.nr.ttK Iv W. VAH1), I'reiK.
I!, f. IMIX.VI, Apil(nn Treusurer.
i , i I
When You Get Ready
To open a checking account or make a change, it
won't do any harm to see us and talk it over; it may
do us both some good.
Here's the main point It's a desirable thing
to be well connected.
Prompt accurate service is the rule with us, We
don't keep you waiting. You can see us at any time
and we are glad to see you.
Burlington Trust Co
City Hall Square North.
WATKK
SL'PT'I.Y OF
HIVKP.S.
VKItMONT
(I'rom the Hrattleboto Reformer.)
, bulletin Issued hy the t'nlterl States
; geological nuivrv deciibes the work,
jdnd the valui of the work, which is being
elone in Vermont by the, hyelroM'aphic
brunch of tint service.
1'i.igin? stations have been established
al various point" on the rivers tributary
P. i . ("hainplain and trom there the
lrn 1 1 i.i ' area, hisln storage, amoui.t of
'water ilowttig In stream and its varia
jtioli. ri"e estiinateel.
The 'atier item i of great value In
de'ei luliilng iho amount, of water avail
able al cettaln points for municipal water
Hiipplv and water power purposes. If
continued long enough to cover 'b
.iriet- of season oceining Irotu year
i
f(l y,.,,,., these ohservallons afford a safe
ii,, nr ,hrs .., ne .,ier wbleb
water
mav b" eNpecled In the
streams
.Uu in?
wet or dty timo.
The variation of the water supply in
the streams of the State, studied in con-
Ineclioi with fnrestrj. fntms an Interest-
insr tl-'ld for investigation and one which
may rev--i fjets vital to tin tuture
welfare of th- Statt.
Tlii work has been established by the
federal survev. nut nn effoit to secure
an appropriation for Its continuation from
the present I .ciislattll'o lui Peru lTuide,
in which ens- the amount would be
(llupli"lted by the geological sill V ey
To this demand, as to manv others as
j wortliv and useful. Vermont s legisla-nromp.iss-j,or!1
,,,,,,,( n,ai(. ,Ppj Wt, tw pro.or-
lion between her lesources anu the tall
'"imade upon them iudicii lly in tnitid. Wi f
must advance rs fast as polh- in alii
lincs of good work, liut in v.evv ot tic
limited means at our- ronvu md. flue d,s.
crimination '.houlel be i.ed in our - x-'
i iiendlttii cs. If it alwavs v.-er. we might!
;be better able to r-o-op"! a tc in work ofi
I till" klnel and In the advan. einrnt
vaileiu other interests of the State
" J lil jou bleak the pews
llie-r"
"Y''S, inrti'ed. It sot ,i fellow -vho 'ir
i tors to do 11 for me."
CURTIS & SBDERQUIST ;
Bankers and Brokers
Mcmivrs 1 1 Cons Stock Exchange j
("ir M.itk-t l.'-itei foi
vvek, co: laining fails
th
gnnllns
I'oloradn
Hrooktvii
inaded lie
the Sltll.ltloi
l'i;e. Urie a i I
Hap d Trai-Mi
upon jpplh at n a
19 Congress St.
Boiton
S3 Broadway
New York
Fm' I'onils in
MISSOURI
ARKANSAS
OKLAHOMA
INDIAN TERRITORY
AMI
TEXAS
ThimiRh I'ars rrom
Pt. l.ouls and Kansas t'ity
and fiom
New York to Memphis
lint. S. Ray. (!. K. P. A. 101 Hloadway,
N'UVV YORK.
B. Snyder. A. Hilton,
P. T. M O. P. A.
SAINT LOlIri
PlKlire
oi siirjar pel'
t'n- titlntm
Kill ll with lii I ii i in Spoilt aUnii' is ono.Ioui th tuoi'.- s,!p '-hn t-ovi" i v I lit - i .1
nnd Know and ul) the sap of u belter ipialuv is i , d -,n " - i e
MiiN ll ueM Villi I 'III no risk w c unai'a v tec t'tc u m
G. H. GRIMM, Itiilliiuil, M., nuiI .Hiuilrrnl, 1-, !(., wji w.
THE
Howard
National
Bank,
Corner
Church and College Streets
Capital - -
Surplus aol Profits
$300,001
$100,003
Safe Deposit Boxes to rent
at reasonable rates.
H. T RUTTER, Cashier.
.l.ilPSKiS
THE
HOnE
SAVINGS BANK
HAS
MONEY TO LOAN
ON GOOD SECURITY.
115 ST. PAUL ST.
Burlington, Vt.
WINOOSK!
Savings Bank
i loin .ii ,.i".ul nunahtfiiKnt lias :in
iikl w.i,. ions trom any loan i...ule dur nc
the list twenty mmis.
IJeposits made ditlr? the li.s' tne da;i
of am inoiith w 11 draw Inteirst trom tb
first dm i.T that moiuh. IJepo-n. mada
nftcr ti.e null day ot any mouto wi.i drair
Inter-.-l trom the liiut da) of tlm next
month.
Interest Is credited deposit a- Jan. 1st
and July 1st, compounding em, -annually.
The rate of intercut paid depositors by
mil savings hanks lu this State is limited
by law to tlneo and one-hali per cent,
until its sin plus amounts to I" i rr cent.
J of Its deposits, wnn an i.li.i o iik-ud
l to be made
No Interest is allowed by law to be pr'd
I on deooslts In excess of two thourand dol
lars except it be on deposlti widovi.
nrphaus. administrators, execul us, gTjar-
l dlans, ch'irltahlo or rellgbiiis i'lstdutions.
j or on trust funds deposited t,y older ot
court.
Th bink pays nil tnxe In this ptale on
Weposlts of two thousand dollars or )es.
VCHMOT LOANS MfMCITUD.
rieposlts, jima SO. 1304. . . .l,0HO,m,1
Surplus 7.s.so.'Jvi
Deposits ami surplus ji,t0ti,sl.8
' orKICi;HS-S. II. Weston, President;
J. 11. Small, 1st Vice-President, ti. Hie
' wood, '.'nd Vice-rresldent; Ornvond Cole,
, Treasurer.
I THUSTKES-S. IT. Weston, J. B. hmnll.
oamuei iiigwoon, i Mower, urraonn
Cole, O. P. Hay, U. H. Ehlpman. It. J.
White.
Postal Scales
-AT-
The Free Press Association.
MAPLE SUGAR MAKERS!
I In- a..iKc loss p. i vc.ir oi ..pe pi in d
tteo from tin- noes votl liavo tuppe I 1 so
Spoilt and Cover and stop thin loss i'i