Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-10
WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

Harry c. Shurtlcfi. agent for the T. j.
Hubbard estate. which owns the barn
occupied by Z. r. Gordon at the rear of
tine Sabin block. had notice served on
him Thursday by the United states
Clothes Fin company that danaSeS Will
be demanded for allowing this old shell
of Il structure to remain on its present
location \ Joint notice was also served
on Mr.. Shurtlcn aud the city Of Mont
pclicr that If this barn goes into the river
during high water as the appearances
Indicate it will. thus causing a dam of
the water at the Central Vermont rail
road bridge. damages will be claimed and
the city ard the Hubbard estate Will
Jointly be held responsible. This is the
barn Humane Agent Fuller of burlington
recently visited finding one or two horses
in such a condition that he ordered them
killed.
The board of school directors met Wed
nesdny and organized by the election of
T. NJ Goddard. chairman. and George o.
Stratton, secretary. The board has only
one new member, IT, G. Gleason in place
Of 4. J. Sihley, resigned. The board ask
that T.. r. Dawley and c. 5. Whittier be
rearpoiLted truant officers. The election
Of superintendent; of schools was de-
ferrcd until the next meeting. The board
voted Il rcquisition of $500
Special Officer w. A. Ellis, who was
sent last week TO Portsmouth, y. H., to
ASCERTAIN thc number Ct nited states
liquor licenses held in this city. while
thor" not only attended to the business
for which We was scnt but he also looked
w the number OF such licenses hold in
Washington county and in the stale. lie
found IS oro held III Washing on county
ana go in the State, INCLUDING one per
cent. beer licenses MIR Ellis also found
mat llHrdWick which voted no Incense
last y"'r has T. government licenses
There arc 90 state licenses in force. Mr..
! His has furnished states Attorney SEN
ter sworn ahitaNit of his findings.
MIS-. 'rcoloVe cutler WHO" OF limoth!
y. Cutter. who died % years ago diod
/ ThurSd1N eN'Ain@ At the r"sldchce OF
Mrs Hattie van, hcr uaugnIer, IN tast
Mortpclio" airs Cutler wac n gears OLD.
S!i" had boon IN Eo"u h"htn ul.tl TWO
weeks ego when Sh" suffered Il shock OF
rai}lysis from which she never ralll'd'
Sh' leaves threc 'hllurch ana s"N'"
eranIch.ldrcn. Funeral services We're
| hcld from nor late homc monday after
! noon ~ tW" " clock, ,r' rev j. f-lward
Wright oillclat0E, fuFlAl was IN inc
| cutler cemetery. Mr." Cullof was We
/ tI' q N"tSpN IN East M"n'pc!Irr. She
| vas native OF tHat Town ana hau hNoU
! lh"f' l'aflN an n'r me
Frod ". Whittier eNp'clS 10 ieaNe Tor
! ,'erna'N IN. last "l th'S in"h'h' Nher"
| ne Is 4" stu0N thr, NlnIh ~ thG 'ohScfNa-
! tor! NJ L"lnel'. bthJHhhh Itun'rlS IL L"
! take MI winter pace III W i'u'f or
/ cn'St'f curing MS apSelltt ana 'tISo ~ 10
| pay IN IN" Montpelier MHit"rN piho our
J llE w" Suihi''r' Mr, i'oocr'N hNS ior
some 'llio pe'h Nloilhist NJ 'fc mon
! square 1hea're III re" 10TH
preparations ar" a'roadN IN progress icr
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mAhaEcf OF tn' ihNi'uh Neset'o'e '"rn
near M"t,Pen'r ''''ro.'ol' mas tol" 10
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was given Ju'g'',e"t mrs., i"' ~-H,,', M''m u
~. ~, -. e.a,a,, we
phrh SATURDAY a''crnoo,' J., ..,,.,.
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scrlp'lonS ior we c"i'.tnl SON VI t'r
i'rro mon 'sSo,li 'lo,'
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