Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17

Lawsuit VI f1dTuWlCk pdSSeu Suiudy Win
his brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Al
ton Lawson.-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wells
Of Boston were guests over Sunday Of
the latter's mother, Mrs. g. T. Fisher
Mr.. and Mrs II. O. Ward of Moretown
came Saturday evening to visit Mr. and
Mrs. II. p. Munsun.-Miss Beatrice Clark
of Enosburg is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Fred Stowell.-Mrs. Edwin Jacobs and son
returned to Jacksonville Monday after
passing a week on West HILL a. Fox,
who has passed the winter on the David
Wood farm, went Monday to st. Adams to
resume his position with DR.. Stevens.-Mrs.
r. f. Buzzcl Of Boston. who has been
caring for her grandmother Mrs. Hannah
Peck, for five weeks returned home Mon
1aY.-Mrs J. +. Conant and little dauEh-
ter of Hardwick passed Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. r. l.. Curricr MIR. and Mrs.
Jesse Briggs. who have passed few days
with her parents, Mr. end Mrs. w. p.
Patch, returned to St Johnsbury Monday.
Mr. ana Mrs Allen Bacon, who have
been passing their honeymoon with hi
parents. Nj and Mrs. o. u. Bacon, re-
turned Monday to Newport Moves G.
Slayton of the Harvard Law School came
Monday to pass his vacation with his
Mrs Kate Gilbert, who mas passed tho
winter With bo- CO.., and vito Nv ord
N,rs 1y.,i.c, Cubort and a. tur,irr-
ton With her con aud y.,fo NJ ord vrc
wallace 7, ,,i,t,,r+ o--,,.,d ,,ordo,, morn
Ing and ia With nov 1suebtor M-s tro,rv
tt Small cho r.,, ,oo,,,ro,,oo ,ror,
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tho puost ~ NJ a,a Me- err,ai, ,,orsa,,
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! for p,ueets ho.,5os So, COW ona n,iso nv
md Mre T. pi,ss ,.ho oro ~ tho
home farm. his 1augbtor and husband
Mr. and Mr., robr J,-ood,,,or.b aro+ber
daughter ,rd h,,.t,,.1 ~, 49,, ,,,r wv,
liam rrairbopls or >,orrt.,.,,,o - da,,,,htor
Mrs Ann rool, oe ,,u,i, Me- NJ a,d
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Nonday
! Tho annual ,,o,.t,,,, oe 49,. ...,......,
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Ibau Nordo,, o,.ort,, tn, t-,1...,.
acers wore o,oo.,5 rnoa,,o. r r.
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r,or,bor Of hoord 80 .,,,a..aa - a..
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of water and light commissions for five
years, G. II. Slocum; chief Of fire depart-
ment W. n. Towne: first assistant en-
gineer. 4. J. Smith; second, j. S. Bans-
ter; auditors, NJ. p. Maurice, c. II. Ray
more and l.. M Munson; agent to CON
vey real estate, F. G. Fleetwood Tho
same appropriation of last year to be
continued to pay for lighting the streets
and for use of hydrants. 4 tax of -
cents on a dollar of the grand list of
1913 was voted \ resolution was offered
by Hon. G. NJ. Powers and accepted. that
the matter of additional equipment at the
electric plent at Cadys Falls be left
with the board Of water and light com
missioners with power to act, and that
the board be instructed to purchase and
install such equipment az in their judg-
ment the best interests of the village re-
Quire. Rates for electric current shall be
those now filed with the public service
commission and such as may hereafter
be fixed upon by the water and light
commissioners with the consent of the
commission. The sum of 5000 was ap-
propriated in aid of the Morrstown Cen
Itennial Library association \ committee
consisting of c. "A. a. Stafford. Robert
Wallace G. A. wilkins, f. ". Mould
land c. F. Randall was appointed to Sc
cure men who could fill vacant places in
, the Morrsville Military band. f. w.
Mould was appointed on the board Of
park commissioners to fill the vacancy