Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-01-21

large rooms which are unfinished. The
basement contains tho boilers and heat
ing apparatus, toilet rooms, coat rooms
and two apartments to be used as play
rooms. rhe interior finish OF the build
ing is cypress 1t il lighted by electricity
ana furnished with every convenience.
The plumbing Of the building is being
done by the g. q Bodgett company of
burlington. who also have the heating
and ventilatng. The trustees Of the IL
building va. erected include r. W. Shop
ardson. J. r. Wilcox, c. A. Hawley,
Giles Rugs and c. II. Brush.
HEARING ON VIOLATION OF IL
QUOR LAW
There was an interesting hearing be-
fore the license commissioners at Man
chester Center Saturday on the question
OF revolving the license of William Coul-
stone, proprietor Of the Colburn House,
for selling liquor by the bottle to minors.
and also for selling after closing. time
and Sundays. The commissioners with
held their decision and it will be an
nounced next Thursday. Several witnesses
wore examined, who testified that they
had never purchased liquor there by the
bottle or after eleven o'clock at night,
but had been served besr at timer on
Sunday. Ofl.cer Charles brothers testified
that he had acen drinks served in the
dining room after II p. m, and also chat
he had seen liquor procured in bottles
A minor who was examined testified the
beverage produced at the bar was ginger
ale.
VIOLATED QUARANTINE LAW.
The detention hospital IN which small
po1 patients and suspects have been kept
At Remington was closed at noon Setur-
DAY. and Matthew NulGu-en, who has Just
recovered from the disease was released
Immedis tely after he wa arrested upon
a complaint made by the health otficer
who charges HIN with escaping from quar-
antir~ when h. new he had tho small
poy and FOR exposing people IN the villag sc
to the dread disease. The penalty for
each ohersc is 500 and costs The on
cials state that they will push the matter
ENTEN sINE CHANGES FOR FIRE
PROTECTION IN EENN1NGTON.
The trustees of Pennington village,
with tho board of health have mace
careful examination of the different
falls IN the places where public gather
inps are hold with the result that they
mad most ~ them sadly deficient in means
Of escape N case fire should break out.
Al arc on the third or fourth floors.
The hoard found that the means of es
cape from the opera house are moro
than the house requires The owner.
however, has been notified to provide
nroyi,,a . ,,'., at,.,h 49, a.,a ,,.bon
an n,l.,t.,,.. i. e. - te,.ro 80 oh,,an
an dn,r. 90 ,h,t ,h., ,iit o,,. o,,,,nrd
and .t,n +, l1,,. tn. v",rd. .,ero n.cara.
corsnir,,o,,s n,or .a,b .n.n, ,
o.ie.tos c,,t.In b.e sI,e,G,, hoo, ord.rod
for the ON. nov a., uso w.. or,,,or, ~,
I.ibr4ry han havo ha.n n,,sr., 70 ,n, in
a u,v dnnr a,'d ,o,Ia a.. 49,. ~, ~
within 20 d.v. s,,h a,,ar ,ha, ,t,,, - a.
xn,l- is moi cnnnI.tnd ,h.,. to,hidann
70 Iot ,bo MN ,',,n ,bo nta,, -
IN. ovn.r NJ ~. pi,ob,n n,,nd,,' ~ ".
d.r.d 10 nrovidc a nra s.csna ,ro,, no
third STORY. and MI doors changed TO open
block on South street and az IN. sors NJ
Veteran. hall are forbidden To ront IN.
halls in them for any gathering 1ntu the
mesn. Of e-csp- a. directed nv tho board
ar. completed to their satisfaction and
und-r their direction. The owner OF III.
Hawks building. the han which ia used
the most 81 any in town i. given 80 DAYS
to urovide proper means Of esc,pe from
me thlrd FOOT ana a'ter 'hat .iine NOT TO
~Ho" the hH'i 70 ". usru LOT any pupiic
tees are fully carried out II IA understood