Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-03
VERMONT.
Local Items of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun
tain State.
The NEWS BY COUNTIES
The winooski Valley, Villages up North
From the Islnnd In the Lake to the
Fassunpsic, Along otter Creek
and by the Shores of White
River Covered By spe-
cial Cores pop dents.
ADDISON COUNTY.
VERGENNEs.

! V6ASS 6AN
! Tho city meeting called to hear tho ro-
port of the special committee appointed
last year to Investigate and find out the
best method of procuring pure water for
domestic purposes WAS held in city hall
Wednesday evening, Mayor Harvey
Ketcham presiding. Thomas Mack. u
member of the committee read their re-.
port which covered mechanical and sand
! filtration and also tho gravity system.
which, in the united opinion OF the COM
mttec. was the best adapted. and in the.
end the cheapest for tho city to install
IThc report included cXpcrt testimony and
estimates for both the filtration aud the
gravity system. The report showed that
the committee. after sinking ten artcsian
wells, gave that method up as being inn
practicable" Tho committee recommend
cd the Eastman spring as the best and
| most feasible from which to Obtain water
| Ihc springs arc south OF Bristol aud are
! distant about nn. miles from this city
| The water from them is Of excellent quail
! ity and If the quantity is sufficient for the
/ citys needs, will no doubt. be the ones
chosen if the city should vote to procure
pure water supply. A vote of thanks
was given the committee for the faithful
and painstaking discharge Of their duties
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noon at hcr homo iu ,iis ni,,.
general bro,kino don,,, -, '"' d
of her ago. Ho.idc. bor h,sh.',,i
leaves four sons Josonb .,,d po,a. p,
of New. u.v.,, >.r,i,, 1.,.,, - ,,,' 70
Dustin e. Baror of this citv. two d.,,r
ters Mrs. Joseph Gonva Of New 1IaTo,
and Mrs. Celia Gravel Of this citv. ,troo
brothers, William Russou or cuo,. ,,a.,.
Calvin Russell Of North pownal and
Henry Russell OF this CITY. Al thc 400
Of "A years snc was married ,n I-r.n,is
Baror from this union there were Il chill.
drcn born. Mrs. Duclos was = woman or
much ability and of a kindly disnositi,,
and much beloved bv an who know. bor
She was a descendant Of cant. Enos Rus
sell who served under General Rurpovne
in the Revolutionary War. was made ,
prisoner at Saratoga and later was OK
changed and returned 10 his home in Gam
ada. Mr. and Mrs Baror moved to Walt I
ham, where they lived until the death of
Mr.. Baror She was married to David Du-
clos in 1856 and since then has lived in this
city. The funeral was held from ST. Pc |
tcr's Church SATURDAY. morning. Father |
Bcauchainc officiating. Tho bearers were ,
her four sons and the burial was made in
tho Catholic cemetery.