Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-06-25
PERSONAL.
DR.. Isaac Alger and his son, Dr.. Isaac d.
Alger, of Williston, have disposed OF their
property in that town. and, with their wives.
started ON Tuesday for Minneapolis, Mimi,


DR.. Isaac Alger and his son, Dr.. Isaac d.
Alger. of Williston, have disposed Of their
property in that town. and, with their wives.
started on Tuesday for Minneapolis. MINI,
where they intend to make their future
home. The younger DIR. Alger came East.
from Minneapolis last winter, where he had
spent some months, since which time he has
been married, and returns with his vile and
parents to resume an established practice in
his profession. DR.. Isaac Alger has for
many years been successful and popular
physician in Williston and vicinity, and his
son had established an enviable reputation
for his skill by practice ofsome four years,
and both will be greatly missed in the COM
munity. The best wishes of many friends
go with them, large number of whom
gathered a. Essex junction to bid them
God speed as they took their leave.
Henry l.. Lamb, formerly of the Burling-
ton Times, is now on the Watertown. y. y.
Neics, and deputy superintendent Of the
bank department of the state of New York.
Col K. C. Benton and family left St. Al
bans, Monday evening, for their new home
in Minneapolis, MINI. Col. Benton il one
Of the ablest members of the bar in franklin
county and be will be much missed by has
friends among the legal fraternity. Col.
Benton aud his es,imable family leave
large circle Of Friends who wish them health,
prosperity and happiness in their Western
homo.
ii. &. Fisk, young man OF rare abilities
and attainments, cousin Of Harvey Fisk,
of the well known banking firm of Fisk "
Hatch having been admitted to the La
noble County Bar at the May term, now
goes to Washington, where he will devote a
year to the study of his profession. lie
carries with him the best wishes Of large
circle OF friends and acquaintance.
Mrs. Laura Hall Park, wife of Hon. 7.
". Park, whose death al her home in
Brooklyn has been announced in our col
umns, was the daughter Of Ex-Governor
Hiland Hall Of Bennington. She was a
lady of most estimable traits Of character,
devoted to her family, and finding her chief
earthly happiness in the sphere OF h0Ae,
which she adorned in the discharge Of
her duties as wife and mother and child and
hostess in the care Of her daughters; in
the kindest ministries to the comfort Of her
aged parents, who had with her their home
in dispensing with her husband the elegant
Inequalities OF their house and in unuum-
berei unobtrusive charities. Sae had been
i'll for number Of week.. with a rheumatic
affection which Of late has threatened the
heart or other vital organs. For week
past, she has been given over By her pAYsi-
clans, with one exception and her death
was not unexpected by her nearer friends.
She will be sadly mourned by a vide circle,
who will give to her bereaycd husband. |
daughters and parents their kinlest >ympa-
thy in their SORROW.
Victor II. Bridgman, Of Vermont, who
graduated last week at West Point Stood /
eleventh in a class Of IS.
Col. W c. yeazey, of Rutland, has L-on
nominated Register IN Bankruptcy to sue /
coed Hon. & H. Lyman, OF Bennington.
Mr. Herbert lutte was am00s The pas
.cngers by the scythia, last week. returning
from his prolonged absence in Europe
Our townsman. +. II. wilkins, leave. for
Chicago. this morning, to g into business
here. Mr.. Wilkins remains in Burlington.
We believe, till fall