Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-07-02
THE OLD BEE HIVE.

the duties of his new office. DR. Spear
was n graduate from McGill College in
the class of 1901
The case of r. e. Hillard VS.. the Lake
side Shoe company, which has been in
progress of hearing before H. A. Har-
man of Rutland. special master, was
completed Saturday. A report in the
case will be filed later.
The NTH class license for F. I. Taft &;
Co. has been received from the secre-
tary of state and has been issued. Every
druggist in the city, except the two hold
ing second class licenses, has license
of the fifth class.
The repairs which have been in progress
at Sand Bar bridge for some time, are
completed. Several loads of gravel have
been placed there and the bridge Is in
the best condition for travel that 1t has
been for several years.
A letter has been received by Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Aud from the physician in
charge of their son, Paymaster G. T.
Aud, stating that the condition of the
latter is encouraging and that his re-
| covery is probable.
There was n hearing Monday in H.
S. Pcck's office before j. d. Dennison,
special master in the case Of J. S Will
kins VS.. Samuel Somervlle. Powell &,
Powell appear for the plaintiff and At
tOrney Peck for the defendant.
Charles Fargo Of Shelburne, who was
arrested on charge of selling liquor with
out a license, was arraigned before Justice
f. l.. Graves Friday and bail was
fixed at $500, which was furnished. after
which the case was continued for one
week
Mrs. ]. NJ. Clark and daughter, Mrs f.
+. Woodbury., gave a delightful and
largely attended ladies' reception at Lake
View Friday afternoon between the
hours of four and six. Refreshments
were served and music was furnished by
the NicOlini orchestra.
Two petitions in bankruptcy were filed
Thursday. They were those of J. l..
Rettng of Brattleboro, who has liabilities
of SlS,ll9 and assets of $500 and Of
Henry Sotary, a stone polisher of Barre.
who has liabilities Of s3Ol3l and assets
of 500.
The engineering students in the three
lower classes OF tho University of Yer
mont, who have been al the summer
school at Greensboro for the past three
weeks, returned to this city yesterday.
| Several of them went TO their homes last
| night
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Aud will sail
from New York for Porto Rico Saturday.
having received cab egram yesterday
That the condition of their son. who is i'll
in hospital at San Juan following an
/ operation, is not 50 favorable as it was
a few days ago.
! w. c. Sawyer, who has been an in
structor in the civil engineering depart
ment Of the UNIVERSITY of Vermont for
the past three years, leaves July 10 for
| Washington, ID. c., where he is to report
for duty in the photographic branch of
the geological survey.
Richard Erwin OF Enosburgh was
brought to this city Thursday by DEPUTY
Marshal Il. A. Drew and arraigned he
fore Commissioner George f. Johnson on
a charge of smuggling. He waived OK
animation and bail was fixed at $500
which was furnished by Emmett McFcet,
ers.
The funeral of Arthur n. Cram. who
died Saturday at his home at 81 Rav
View street, was held Sunday after
noon at 4.SO o'clock, the Rev. Joel II
Metcalf officiating. Arrangements were
in charge of j. w. Roberts. The remains
was taken Monday to Walpole. Mas.
for interment. The deceased was horn