Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-22

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opinion, onorote to tho advantage Of both
rommnnities' although am not sufficiently
familiar Will TIE preVnHin6 sentiment upon
ibe subject +" h1o" "he'her s"ch enneXa-
tea 10 Trac;'csh'. ihe recent growth OF
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Propap'''3 ne eHuan'eu'
JUDO ROBERTS MAKES AN INQUIRY.
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reporter at first. "What 60 we want of
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WINoosHIANs SHOULD MOVE FIRST.
Jug IoII'y !" y" a'es' one o. our olue'V
ana most nonoreu QUEENS VINO mas taken
pioAlii'enO par !" me IIob'eSS tue citJ
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n"7 eNei "oen Among Vuo otoHlo'' '""oierS
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b,s nan and ,nad,tat,n,, for a r,o,oont he
,oId. ~ ~, rn+ tbint Rnr,inaton should
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should knock at our door and ask for id
mittsnce, perhaps it would be worth con
sidering. When the city was formed South
burlington requested to he set aside as q
teparato township in support of this the
people mere argued Inat burlington "ouIa
would be burden in the WAY Of taxation
roon them without their racalvino n,v Of the
hera0+. D1r I'M rate is NOT ns high as
lyinoo.lzi's nov and if we can keen it where
f. is it. unl,1l,edIv will nat be a. bipb for
roma limo f., CONN.,
LAWYER FVFENP GIVES HIS VIEWS
Tho reporter then crossed the hall OF the
court room building and sauntored into the
Office of lion. W. l.. Burnap. lie was pre-
rarins case to be tried at the present
Term OF county court re expressed NM
nan soii. ~ fool a. thougS the c,tv of