Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-02
RARRE

On Christmas day Alexander McPhec. aged
~ was arrested for drunkenness; Joso
Banch fox breaking and disturbing the peac
and Nel Mcl.oud for intoXicntion. Friday
morning before Justice JacKman, at the Office
of Barney q IIoar. Mcl'hee was let of lightly
for being II boy, Bisnchi fined S7.j and Me-
Loud @luol for second offence.
Mrs. David Dawson. aged iG, died on the
@ aMh ,f OF Gon'umplion. she iegyes husband
o'clock saturday afternoon
a little daughter OF john Callighan died on
the inc 'hth near the ifoncer mills. Funeral
service was held Friday Afternoon ut the
home OF Giles Durhee, father of Mrs. Cai-
lighan.
a despatch was received on Christmas day
ut Montpolior from +. Il. Circuit one of the
party with which ii. f. Dickinson and the
brother q Ernest Hill lately went with TO
seattle Wash, saying he was selling cattle in
British Columbia This tends TO how the
narty were not lest in tho late storm on the
Pacific coast, as has bren rumor'd here
n new whist club was organized Friday night
with A. y. Morse president f.. l.. smith vice
president, Or. &. 49, Nichols secretary and
treasurer. Mrs q. J. Reynolds, Mrs. f.. h. smith
and Mrs y. Il. Nichols committee of arrange
mehts. Ihey intend TO meet every Tuesday
night in the Spencer Rifles armury parIor.
Friday night &. I. jackson and Mrs. W. Shcp-
ara won the flrst prizes, AMI :. :. Ballard and
Mrs. W. lNchprdsOn the BOBBY prlHcs.
As younG clerk from certain shoe store
was wcnd'hE hla way home late Friday night,
ne was H,saiIcd by n gang OF roughs, who per
sisted IN having the clerk drink from their
Do.t!c plt IL" iiatly refused After some dI,-
the gong, d reputcd base bal payo., over INFO
the snow by strong left handler on his chin,
and escaped.
On Christmas night two Italians euioyel a
row and fight at the house OF Antonio Eus'i.
Tho annual village meeting ia to lie held Jan
u"ry ~, arrangements gre icing made to u'c
the u"W Australian ballot system.
states ATTORNEY l.. = stanton and Sheriff
Camp i'll investigating the death OF Charles L.
t"rnrlght found he lett the ihrm AZ Middle
sex On the "itu inst win )! in his pocSet,
rode by team to Montpcij"r wa tncrc seen IN
an intoxiratedc ouditou,aul during that after
noon several dlif.rcrt parto, s2N MIN ~taEger-
ln8 along the rail end toward Barre, nOtWith-
standing he report that rhyrician- Chained
no had NOT been intoxicated. The officers
ieci confident he Was killed by railroad
train.
Granite city lodge. 80, -, worked the |. o.
q. /. DECREE saturday night and voted to hold
their meetings saturday evenings but did not
decide ON til -lr na.l +. l.. Nye was recon-
m"n1"d to he lodge dcputy.
=. Ir-. Lucy Wool viii be lo5 years old on
FRIDAY, January Ii.
The village schools rcopcned on Monday
with good Attendance. Hattie ingalls, of
Norihllcd IS new teacher in the primary de
v lillian Lebourvoau has returned with his
brliU from Canada.
The Satarlny evening banquet and cclc-
sons Wa, plea q t event.
Miss trauoes ellington of 9eliows Falls is
HON" from Rostun university.
IL Is claimed thrt thcrmomcters registered
- degrees and IN some localities - degrees be-
low Tuesday morning.
Hattie Wells started on Monday for Tulare
Cal, and DNignt Wells for Boston. red
Willard and Fred Bu-bce are scE with ty-
phoid fever and Mrs. G. ". Hall with pneu
From among the 40 Globe store presents,
James Byard received the sewing machine, -.
v. smith, WATCH; Dennis Cunley, silver set,
y bruHch OF ttc.Ix Months Friendly Aid
society was instituted Monday night at Aver