Vermont § 1 - Boundaries defined; powers The inhabitants of that portion of the former Town of Burlington which is embraced in the following limits, viz

§ 1. Boundaries defined; powers The inhabitants of that portion of the former Town of Burlington which is embraced in the following limits, viz

• Beginning at the east shore of Lake Champlain, at the northwest corner of 100 acre
  lot number 163, thence easterly in the north line of said lot to the northeast corner
  thereof; thence northerly in the west line of 100 acre lot number 155, to the northwest
  corner of said lot number 155; thence running easterly in the north line of said lot
  number 155 to the east line of the stage road from Burlington to Shelburne; thence
  northerly in the east line of said stage road to the northwest corner of 100 acre
  lot number 165; thence easterly in the north line of 100 acre lots number 165 and
  183, to a point 200 feet west of the west line of the highway called Spear Street;
  then northerly in a line parallel to, and 200 feet west of, the west line of the highway
  called Spear Street, to the south line of Williston Turnpike; thence easterly in the
  southerly line of said turnpike to a point opposite the angle formed by the north
  line of said turnpike and the east line of the road leading northerly from said turnpike
  to Colchester Avenue, easterly of the Mary Fletcher Hospital; thence crossing said
  turnpike northerly to said angle; thence from said angle in a straight line to the
  center of Winooski River, at the northern termination of the east line of 100 acre
  lot number 18; thence in the center of Winooski River down said river to Lake Champlain;
  thence southerly on the lake shore at low water mark, to the most western point of