Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-09
MONTPELIER.


The cases for the May term of Washington
County supreme Court which opens Tuesday,
May 20. are twcnty-seven in number, as fol-
lows: Barre Railroad company vs.. Granite
vs. Montpelier and White River Railroad com
pany; Levi J. Bolster v1. George w. Mann j.
II Eaton, administrator, vs.; II D. Waldo;
Catherine Posnett Vs. Susan Marble; state VS..
kelliher; State vs.. George Wheeler. appellant;
state Va. George Wade, appellant; Herhert r.
er VS.. Almon G. Downing James Gazcley vs..
John McAuley; Ira o. Hutchinson vs. Walter
j. Cave and tr: Alpheus :. Bliss VS. estate of
Daphne y. Little; state vs.. Horac' II.
Meader. appellant; state VS.. George French,
appellant: George II. hathaway VS.. James 7.
Sa6in John +. Benjamin VS.; Barre Branch
Railroad company; Lenora Witt VS., Charles
". ,selinas; State, VS.. Henry W. Wheat; A;
Beckey vs. &C., c. $. Ai@w rs and tr; National
George Dow vs. David c; Common; Martha
Judd vs. +. b. Miller, appellant; d. p. Clarke
vs.. f. Henry Powell and tr.; State VS. Barney
Ring.
Lucius T., Walter II. and Elmer E. Sanders.
accompanied by their nephew Don H., went
Thursday May to visit their brother. Clark
W, Sanders, at Windsor. returning Friday
night.
John smith of Boston is at tho old Montpelier
house building mammoth lent 6JXljJ feet,
He expects TO reside in town, manufacture
awnings and rent this big tent to, Vermont
parties. 1t will first be used by the Brooks
Post Grand Army fair, June H. Il and Is. The
Post sent away large number OF tickets last
A. j. Stone of Middlesex has begun ne
travelling agent for ILL., Dryer Co. of Wor-
cester Mass.
onr fence viewers George T.. Holden >; ELi
Friday for the first time and inspected the
I he line Of fences between the premises of
Homer c. Hopkins and Mrs. Sumner Kim
George son of T. ]. Deavtt celebrated his
10Th birthday, Friday. by gathering Of about
fr,r f,ln,- f,tatl !,
~ Soums I[ieiluS anu p!ty I,I..'S; hclreSh-
iiVunt t were GnJuAed anu pISsent9 gwen,
poCuauy Cnurch ~ y btSEeuu Oh l'oSuoh'
VINO was with the Weber quattett9 some
SiEn9 OF hine years, sang 'eW9r IN the choir on
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n pc lhIRe,E hLenueu' over 99t peimt tGShpHi,
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'ury MISS fl'Iabeth sweet; teacher Oh INC
primary hch0oI ntpaflnehI' LOOK a party oi
her little girl pupils to Northfied Friday and
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HIS.Iuu.e tilcH II. s''99IoI'' , w, -,
Nerlhonl Methodist seminary 9rN mas
9 begun Elaiihs on the CAMPUS ana the pihs
Tor Tor laying out the grounds have arrived from
BOSTON, select music recital VIII refresh
inehls' was ehjoycd IN tht society nan? hrrs-
a%y e(eni ing enj9'Eahle song RECTAL vas
gwen III ne CuHliel tIuHN HiEht ny Hl79, l,la
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evening. concert from TO " o Clock dancing
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aitue ne tlle man oetWeeIi Tue posioHce
anu lF"iIs' because Vhe pay therelof Is 100
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Ine hpaN} MeiglI or 0herorn"ke promise 10
M d, It 9IN lOuhu sioNe contest mere sooi'
C, ne oISI Nolunt on decisions OF me supreme
1ourt OF Nermon' nave arrived at the state
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