Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-03-29
RUTL AND COUNTY NOTES.


T.. W. Horner, roadinast.r Of the Rutland
railroad,ts quite seriously Ill o. his residence
in Rutland.
Horace f. Smith, native Of Weston. Wind
sor county and an early Law studei Of Judge
Nicholson Of Rutland. who has been president
OF the Albany, y. y, law school for the past
10 years. has resigned, to take effect at the
spring commencement. Mr.. Smith viii take
up his residence at Johnstown, where he has
the management of large estates.
Mrs. j. l.. Gregory of Proctor, the death Of
whose father was noted in the FREE PREss.
has been Pe9pIey9thed in IiS wiz the family
Ncgotiatons were closed on Saturday for tho
widening Of State street at It's iunct ton with
Grove street at an expense or c41V9. Inc town
purchased the residence OF NJ. spencer and
she has bought the dwelling II ;. T. Whitney
adjacent and just north
Intelligence was received on saturday Of tho
serious illness of pneumonia of DR.. Jacob II.
Putnam Of Rutland at Hot Springs, Arkansas.
l(f. H. H. DlDble Of Kansas City, noted phys-
clan and friend of DR.. Putnam, was telegraph
ed for anil he is now with him. and his family
are hoping OF favorable returns.
The Vermont Domestic Missionary 20 ETY.
has employed during the year ending March !,
81 missionaries who have laoored in " fsalds,
seven Of which were in Rutland count%
-. Dr. John G. Dalton, president Of TIA New
York college Of physicians and surgeons, who
medical college in 1858.
Rev Robert II. Ball of the Hartford, Conn.,.
Theological seminary, has accepted N call to
the passionate of the Congregational church at
Fairhavcu, and will beg in his ministry as 500
as he graduates in May.
Rev Norman Seavcr, ID. D.. has resigned his
pasturate at It. Paul, Min, and Will spend tho
summer IN Rutland.
Miss Jennie VI. Bagley, now instructor in
music in Howard college, Mississippi, has been
elected to a profes>orsnip of music in u female
institute at Galveston, Texas, which she ac-
/ Cept-
The erection Of the Baxter rsfererc' library
to be erected near the Baxter mansion, Will
soon be OmIuCnccd.
y clock wnld in Clarendon, made in 1875,
/ is on exhibition hore. 1t Is seven feet high and
the cas-" is of cherry, inlaid with mahogany
and cur!e maple.
the Bates House and Julius Seamans, a saloon
! keeper, We're brought into the County Court on
saturday and required to give bail on the
charge OF selling liquor.
/ The work on the church edifce Of st. Paul's
/ tniycr~alist parish has been resumed and viii
J he pushed to early completion. Rev. Il. H.
I Shlnn will begin his pHstOratc carly i'll April.
Mrs. Henry G. Pierce, Rutland's noted vo-
Cali-t, is to sing i'll a concert at Troy.
Edward T. smith, cashier of he Clement
national bank, las another young member
added to the circle.
Sixteen divorce cases have been entered at
the present term Of III. Rutland County Court.
| All Of tie parties We're married since lsS2 OK
cop three making Z cases on the docket Tor
trial.
Mr.. Herbert Froborthrup /, engaged in the
SURVEY of the railroad between Boston Corners,
. y. Y. and Chi"opce Mass.
Mr. r. e. Osborn came to Proctor week
ago on visit to his son-in-!aw. j. G.. Gregory,
and was taken i'll, dyiny ON Wednesday. Tie
romans were taken 30 his home at Nestport
~ y. for burial.