Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-19

YORK and on January ISL VIII resume WORK
with the Vacuum Oil company, in 3os-
ten, but in a different position from the
one previously held with them.
The governing board of the Ethan AL
len club. at a meeting Saturday evening,
voted to give the use of the club rooms
on Tuesday afternoons CT January AMI
February to the ladies, following the GUS
tom which proved so popular the last two
winters.
The Chinese hearings were continued
Thursday before Commissioner George T..
johnson. In the cases of Wong Kin,
hin 10 Lee, Lee OK Sin, Wong Hce,
Wong Hong Won. which were submitted
without argument, ar order for deporta-
ton was sentenced in each.
The following business was transacted
Friday in probate court: In the estate
of Caroline Sheehan of Milton. Orrice Eal-
lard of Georgia was appointed guardian;
in the estate of Julia A. Saltus of South
Burlington. f. M. Horton was appointed
administrator
John c. Farrar suffered n partial shock
Monday afternoon at the office of the
Northern Supply company, en1 fell TO the
floor. severely cutting his read on a sofa.
He was removed at once to his home on
Ncrth Winooski avenue, where he IL rest
Ing as comfortably as cen be expected.
J. +. Cushman, state tax commissioner
went Friday to Woodstock, where he
appeared for the state in the matter of an
inheritance tax in the estate of Clara JOS
lyn. The heirs claim exemption for the
reason that certain properties are in Stocks
and bonds outside the state.
About 90 members of Company NJ went
Friday night to Milton, where they tender
ed a banquet at the hotel of Sergeant D..
n Ipa,ir,, ,rhc urnC ma trin1 NNnInaCIp q.
evening to Miss Linda Edith Rankin. At
the close of the banquet short postpran-
dial exercises were held.
The Chinese hearings, which have been
conducted during the past few days before
Commissions George T.. Johnson, were
completed Friday. Four Crinamcn
were ordered deported and four were DIS
charged, making nine in all that were or
dered deported. In the deportation cases
an appeal was taken.
Sheriff Reeves Friday morning
searched the drug store of George Nc
Williams on Pearl street Lut found moth
ing. Later h searched the house In which
MctNilliams lives at i6 Cherry street and
found about a gallon of Whiskcy. a near-
ing in the matter will be held in City Court
this morning.
The trial of George w Palmer. who was
atreS'eu several noh'"S "so ~ a., y
pigamF' VIII ne 'ahen up AT 'he Auu.eoI
county court inns "eth' ~
mat faiihei V'u'ilS tha' ne SuProo." ln7
first wife was dead at the time of his sec
ond marriage. Palmer was well known in
iris city.
Inc bondholderS OF the Nndihpiain az
ley falr association haNlhs s'lu 'htii
pondS TO j. - henderson, nave JUST duI''
Claimed the toward par" properly 10 W.
henderson. VINO Will no" transfer IL u
the Lunlere North American company
me DAY OF falrs ana morse trots III this
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