Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-04

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in Richmond with Il hcmorrhagc. Her
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The Arion Bowling club will spend to-
! DAY IN ana about the city, visiting points
! or interest. This morning the party will
| take special cars Tor Ethan Allen Park,
| Where thoN VIII remain until noon, re-
mug ~ .'iu N''' MSS rouse ior dinner
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Charles Chiott and Frank A r,rro,,
were in cItv court 1.bursdo,. ,,or,i,,r, a,,,
each pleaded guilty to beinr i,,oxirotnd
Carroll was sentenced 70 serve 20 dave
in the county iail. Chiott's case was con.
.'..,Di l'I sequence ho'' Oh 'hese men
', u.,ue, tI' 'eRN, resignation "t nan
VI "''Ni'"H '"u were consequently
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Mrs. John FITZGERALD died TUESDAY
morning at her home 6 South Battery
street She IS survived by three children.
William J., Annie NJ. and Mrs. Arthur
Viau all Of this ci'y; also hy three sisters.
Mrs. Andrew irwin Of Peru. y. Y. Mrs
Thomas T.erwith Of Gr;,nitoviUe Mass.
and Mrs. Catherine M'Ravey of this city.
Al inc thc OF her death MIS- ft%g'raId
was IN nor "'h year Inc funeral VIII
De h"lu THIS morning AT nine O'CLOCK
Tunicld Garfield, William Sorel and
Michael McGrath, all of Shclburno,
were arraigned before Justice J. II.
Macomher yesterday. charged with US
ing spears to XIII hsh. The mon were
arrested on the hhhk or the LafIotte
river III Shelnnrhe ana the spears were
IN 'h'lr possession "heh the arrests
were rila'''' nv 'nre' pl'ad'd guilty
ptio. 'u'l''' NoV""'o'r ana each was
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"'"rr '"e super 'Si'" "l
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Plans have been submitted to tho
special committee ON filtration for the
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an are" OF Nv by ~ or oo ieet' 1t Will
nave daily capacity or TWO ana One
haIt mllilons gallons Inc present
daily consumption OF water is about
one million gallons,
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The excursion started from Riohford and
was made up of people from berkshire,
Franklin and EnosburCh. Numbering
about zoo in all They were met by four
special cars and went at once to the
college grounds, dining at Commons hall.
and on the grounds about the college
a large number Of tho cxcursionists
visited the experiment farm about noon. |
and a couple of hours were spent visiting |
the college buildings. The party returned |
ho.ne about 4:30 p. IN.
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u'.-' r''. y" express
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WING H"' '"e party
WIN '''o 't'P' '"'' "i set
'7 Wv" ~ ""H VI SUN" 'nj'Niheht
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