Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-01-21

yoke, Mass, to visit relativcs.-Mrs
Clarence Nassau received "A telegram
Saturday from her husband. who lert
here Monday for Marble city. COLO.
saving hc had met with an accident at
Glcnwood. Colo. ono of his knees being
injured. No particulars were siven-Mr.
Crannclly, who moved here from Pitts
ford. has purchased n building lot on
Depot street ana will erect dwelling
house in the spring.-F. A. Bond is quite
sick. ..Wiliard X. Bond of New York
SVSs" saturday and Sunday with his
A. Mr and Mrs. T. A. Bond
Thermometers registered from 16 to 20
degrees below zero Saturday morning
the coolest of the searon.-Miner Land
ers, who for several years has lived
around MiddleburY ana rridpnlt.
| started Tuesday morning for Colorado.
| Texas. where be will join his two broth
ers. ON large ranch which they own.
After ten days recess. Addison
county court reconvened for few
! minutes Monday afternoon with Assistant
/ Judges Dyer and Dana on the bench.
I Judge Dyer linn edidtcly announced an
/ other recess unM Monday afternoon
| January .a at two o'clock whom il s.
! expected that Judge stanton will havo
| complete ed his court duties at Montpelier
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si,o reoairs Among them yrs now noors
and = now hox,nr sbon in , mar, Of Tho
finishing shop which is entirely sanar,te
and is AS near nrerronf ns noSsihl. The
walls and floor are Of marble and tho
ceiling Of iron. Monday. market dav
eggs brought ?. ana butter 2s 70 So cents
The few country people who have made
oui to break through into town since
storm assert that IL vas the
worst blizzard since the men ,ca,. one
# March 1NSs-rhe mercury got down
10 - below zero Tuesday morning Mon
''i hlSi' was Il record breaker for the
'ee@'"E UP OF water plpes'-J udee w. H.
i'"9S' Nn"''S J. hu''on ana "iiiam H.
laws are attending 'he sessions or the
uP' e'ne court III MONT h'pe.IeF'-' .auue
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The annual village meeting was held
Wednesday afternoon, J. T.. Weeks was
Iected moderator and j. NJ. Burke clerk ]
y. T.. linneY, II. l.. Burns, l. NJ Tavlor
:. q. Piper. J. II, Lovett and William
ackson were elected trustees. Dr. u. G..
'Uoie was elected to the board but upou v
is earnest request was excused. Other
.ections were II. +. Merrill as water Il
cmmissoner for three years G =. Rich "
y chief engineer, c. T. Pinney as treas -
rer r. f. Pinney and j. r. Jones as u
uditors, 1t was voted to raise "a tax of
cents. The trustees were Instructed to y
IKE such action as may be necessary
u the establishment of free delivery Of
vail in the village. 1t vas voted to re-
re $1,000 of sewer bonds past due by i,
suing orders bearing interest Of per