Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-13

some time after that before the result
will be known as the scores Will have to
nc figured by Capt. G. *. Burnham, in
spector of rifle practice.
The last portion of the armory building
has at last reached its foundations, being
placed there Thursday, and one of the
longest jobs of building moving ever at
tempted in the city is complete. There Is
much yet to he done before the building
will he ready for occupancy.
The train due at burlington over the
Rutland road at lao n. m. was on time
Monday morning for the first time in
two months. This regular delay is by no
means the fault of the Rutland road as
they make excellent time, but the south
ern connections are very poor.
The committee having in charge the
foot ball hop for the benefit OF the
Athletic association of the university.
have decided that the event shall take
place Friday night. November q, and
have engaged Watermans orchestra to
furnish music.
'rhe case of Harry II. Thomas VS.. Il. II.
Porter was disposed OF in city court by a
verdict of e. and costs for the plaintiff.
The action was brought for the recovery
Of the value of two pigs, which the plain
tiff claimed the defendant had unlawfully
secured.
Miss Sarah Kennedy died Saturday
morning at the Providence Orphan Asy-
lum at the age of u years. The cause OF
her death was pneumonia. The funeral
was held from the orphan asylum Monday
morning at nine o'clock, with burial In
St Joscph's cemetery.
A new meat market has been established
in this city under the firm name OF w.
q. Tucker d Co. in the store under the
American house on Main street. Mr.
Tucker was in the same business here
about eight years ago, since which time
he has followed the trade of painter.
In the case of Deyette & Childs vs.. w.
j. Murphy, Justice George w. Dcberville
on Saturday awarded damages of &,0,J0
and costs of 1891 for the plaintiff. There
was n partial hearing in the case of the
Stevens Machine Co, VS.. w. NJ. Villas.
after which the matter was continued UNI
til Thursday.
Henry y. Shaw, who returned to this
city n few weeks ago from Detroit. Mich,
and who was admitted to practice in Yer
mont courts In Montpelier a few days ago
will have an Office in the new Howard
bank building after January /. Mean
while he viii be located at 15G college
street
In the following cases before Justice A.
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Daniel SuIlivon ~ Josenh Brown iudp-
ment for ulointirf. A Il Morris vs + y
Gokey. judgment for plaintiff for $l2 dam
ages and $i3j costs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Douglas, who
| have resided in this city for the past
nine years. during which time Mr.. Doug
lass mas I"il""'u ,he tr"ue OF printer
! went SATURDAY 20 Mdnchester' N H. TO
/ i've iHef TWO """G 'orS nave peeh thore
LOT some tihe ana ne mas employment
me foinuhds hlEh school played their
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school commissioners was held at the Of
flee of the board Friday evening. Routine
business was transacted. and arrange
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