Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-22

| jealousy Oh local physician was dlTesIeu
| Thursday for practicing without license
| The doctor has boon practicing in Yer
mont all winter. and according to
tho advice of an e1-judge of the
| State being a nonresident, but hav-
ing diploma from a regular medical col
| leae, it was not necessary to obtain license.
! The doctor gavo bonds and appealed the
| case to higher court and went to Montpel
| Ter to secure counsel. Joseph l.. Sault had
foot badly jammed Thursday by having
log roll on to it at Tewksbury's mill. Rev.
George w. Morrow and A. p. Whittemorc
went to South Tuubrdge Friday afternoon.
! Tho former gave his lecture there in the
evening The hearing of the case of the
Green Mountain Stock Farm company,
which is going through the Court of lnsol-
vency, will be held at New Haven, Conn,
March 2S.--Dr. T.. p Stimson of Tiverton,
II. l., is visiting relatives in this vicinity.
The adjourned meeting of the West
| Randolph Library association was
held Saturday afternoon and cleo
ted DR.. II. II. Mcintyre and
Mrs. A. B. Tcwksbury additional trustees
to those already elected The trustees then
held a meeting and elected these officers
President, Col Robert j. Khnball: vice
president, Hon. John w. Rowcll; secretary
J. d. Denison and treasurer, Hon. William
H. Dubois Other business of importance
was then discussed in regard TO raising
money for the proposed scheme
A. n Culver is in Worcester, Mass, be
ing called there by the serious illness of a
sister Friday was the Both anniversary of
the marriage of MIR. and Mrs \. f. Hodges
and the Ways and Means society of the
Congregational church held sociabe there
that evening. a very pleasant time was
had. Miss Caroline Hauiler went to St
Adams Friday evening. She sang at a
concert there Saturday evening. She is
considering an offer as soloist of st. Mary S
Catholic church of that place. Mrs. S. NJ.
Flint while walking near !. NJ. Jones
place Saturday morning, slipped ON the ice
and broke a leg below the knee. DR.. Nor
1is was summoned and reduced the fracture.
Principal Edward Conant Of the Normal
school returned Saturday afternoon from a
business trip to Burlington aud Montpelier,
w. W. Morton and son Robert returned
from Boston Saturday evening
Hon. n. l.. Boydon has returned from
Boston and succeeded in having the nsur-
ance on the Maplewood adjusted, Dir. Stone
getting Sl1, 700 it is reported. 1t is now
thought that the Maplewood will be rebuilt.
Mrs j. W. Case returned to Boston Satur-
day afternoon. Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood has re-
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Smith of Boston is visiting relatives in town
Mrs. f. NJ. Bickford left Monday after
noon for Boston, where she met her daugh
ter, Mrs r.. II Gold of Roanoke, Va. They
will remain in Boston about two weeks. -
Mrs. II. G. Cole of Boston is visiting hel
mother, Mrs. r.. i. Smlth.-Mr and Mrs
, j. r. Angel of Rochester visited friends il
town over Sunday.--Mr. Starkey
father of Mrs. Otis Ritord, died Sunday a
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