Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-03
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. ALBANS.

%. AL0ANO.
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s,-au-,ha, ,ho .,.iaence IN the casa as
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bot,,es md tho hotties wore then mark
ed far naturalization and turned over
TO the officers LARGO was arrested and
arraA;ned before Justice Kearncy. who
heard enough evidence to place Laroe
under 500 bonds for trial by county
court I,aroe was defended by A. H
George and when the unexpected disclo-
sure was made by learned against La
roe Mr.. George asked for continuance
and finally caused Learned's arrest for
furnishing liquor. The ren7arkanle iact
about tho case Is that the evidence "hicn
before one iustic" was su'ti'lent 10 war
rant holding man for trial ny county
court, was sufficient oefore announcer Jus
tice to hold the man VINO gave we eNl'
dence for trial unoer s'ni''a' '',"i
The result or II all ~ 'ha' .''e s"'",' 'uI
rapidly increasing army W 49,,
reddlers, are g'eefo' over ,ne Ne"
thht the on'cerS ARE p.a'eu 49, ~ ,
Ing evidence ana are P'e'"'9
land ofrtce business -.
the death or Lew A.'a'u
his nome on Elm street " c'''e'u"S ~.
20, fo"o"lns pa'"'! w W..
Aiiaro' VINO "as GU 'e"''
one ~ the veteran empty, ~,,aa
'rhI vermont ral'""F' ""'"'9 ~
coh''roous'S io' '""' .u.o
wears he leaves 'eS'oeS
sons wired or Ottawa an" M
thls CITY he also 'eaNes WV So,
Marshall or saratoga n !" anu r''"'
or Lowell and sister MrS' w "e''''''
or Montpelier
peN'h came suuue"'N !"
Cluskey at the St. Abrams hospitai sat
urday morning. MT McNIusReF 'ei'
nome about $50 O'Clock an" Wa'he" up
to the hospital. where ne hau fhaoe ~
ranGements for the performances OF
minor surgical operation. He was paced
on the operating table by Doctors '''oso''
and Melville and lust as he began 10
take the anesthetic. he "ent lh'o
uremic convulsion and died al
most instantly. Every effort WAS
put forth 70 :-y and restore
tho breath OF life hut without avail MT
McCMskev. who was q years old and
single, was trained nurse and had been
a resident here for several years lie is
survived by twin brother, who lives III
Sandy Hill. n Y. ard his mother Mrs
Lydia McCluskey. of this city. The FUN
eral was held at St Marys Church
Tuesday morning at nine o'clock
A contract for boring an artesian well
at the reservoir site. has finally been
signed with j F. Hoadley Of Middletown
Springs, Mt $3.50 per foot, II VIII no an
e!ght-inch well ana work VIII he COM
menced next week, II the test well is a
success, n battery of them VIII he put H.
thus ensuring permanent and pure
supply of water
Owing to the large number OF cases u
typhoid fever In the northwestern par'
of the city, many of which are ATTENDED