Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-17
RllRllNGTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. LeGrand Cannon went
o New York Friday evening for the winter.
W. K. Sheldon of Fort Payne, Ala, was
egisterod at the Naa Ness Monday evening.
Ex-Minister i. J. Phelps left on the flyer
Monday for Washington via New Haven,
Eonn.
Mrs d. II. Morse OF Raisen Centre, Mich,
is in the city, the guest of Mr. and Mrs l..
y. Paige
Miss Lena A. Macroa, accompanied by
Master John Chapman, left Monday for
New York.
Mrs. L. II. Shattuck and daughter
|Florence spent Sunday with relatives at
Water bury.
Joel Allen OF Grand Isle, OK captain of
the U. V. NJ. e, is in the city greeting old
acquaintances
Elk Policeman james McCuen and wife
returned Monday morning from short
visit at Jonosvillc.
Mr. Warren Gibbs Of Chicago, formerly
editor of the st. Adams Messenger, was In
the city Tuesday.
Miller, u. V. NJ. '04, is assisting c. L.
w oodbury, C. L. in the survey of the site
for the military post
Miss Gertrude f. Woodbury. is in Boston
studying vocal music. She intends to be
absent until January.
j. b. Leonard and wife left Monday
for New York city, where they will meke
their future residence
Mrs. Kicker Of Philadelphia, who he's
been spending the summer here, started on
the return home Tuesday.
Alderman W. L. Hall and Mrs. Hall re-
turned from trip to Boston and New
y rk, Thur sday morning.
Col L. A. w oodbury left home Saturday
for North Carolina on business, intending
to be gone about ~ days.
s. h. Hebnrd of Chelsea, county clerk Of
Orange county, who has been visiting DR..
B. W. Carpenter returned Tuesday.
Mrs Waiter Neis of Chicago, H., is in
tho city She was called home by the dan.
geroug Illness of her sister, Miss Ruth
Boardman.
Col. Bradley B. Smalley took the express
for New York Monday evening to attend a
meeting Of the democratic national commit
tee Tuesday.
George w. Debervile, formerly in the
law Office of J. W. Russell of this city is
now nicely located in Boston and attending
the Boston university law school.
Snow on the ground Thursday morning
end the continued fall Of it during the day,
with intervals of light rain, made the day
Imack decidedly Of early winter.
DR.. f. h. Miller and J. L. Cook went to
New York Saturday DR.. Miller sails for
Germany Ia a few days to continue his
veterinary studies. He will be absent about
year,
y telegram received in this city Non
day from Pomona Cal, states that IrS
". >. Y an letjen lstt that place Monday
for 10, Inv A. A
and family
IS Mr. II. y. Coon sold to Augustus Bar
rows Monday, lot of 50 feet front join
ing the Ierrlll block, for $1,000. 1t Is the
intention OF MIR. Barrows to erect q business
block there in the near future.
It does not seam to be generally understood
by the people that the bill recently enacted
by the Legislature abolishing the days of
grace on commercial! paper, takes effect
January l, but such is the fact:
1t is said that R fifth ward democratic
politician va so pleased at CIev,lsnA's
election that he get up town the other even
ing ana somehow forgot that he wore shoes
ard went home in his stocking feet.
Five cars loaded with DR.. Webbs blood
ed Hackney and French coach horses left
Shelburne Farms by 81 ecal train Saturday
"a tSI uNOh AOl -NeN 1 VI Is W DC exhibited at
the annual horse snow in Madison Square
Garden.
The new telephone line from Essex juno
ton to Jericho, Jericho Centre, Underhill
Cambridge and Jefersonvile, is completed.
= his giye3 these villages telephone commu-
nicatIon with this city, which will be of no
little convenience
MIR. G. X. Hayward has decided to build
s. hlosE he
OF Main street and Winooski avenue the
coming spring, and he Will make it one of
the finest and most convenient business
places in the city.
The wedding Of Miss Annie Hart eldest
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. W. Ii. Hart Of
Somervlle, Mass, formerly of this city,
and Dr. L. A. Pond of Rutland is an
nounced to take place at the home of the
bride Wednesday.
The poultry breeders of the city have de-
termucd uo5 to have show this year. II
is barely possible that the breeders here vii
make az exhibit OF their birds in January
or their own aud their friends pleasure
10 premiums will be offered.
George f. Allen, who for the past few
months has been running an accommoda-
ion carriage on account of poor health, haC
he misfortune to lose his horse Saturday
MIR, Allen is now confined TO the house, sui
ierlng from spinal difficulty.
f. II. AlcCas of South Union street, ex-
hlblted at the FREE PRESS Friday morn
ing mammoth carrot grown In his garden
1t weighed four pounds and two ounces
lie Wes OF the opinion that it was the largest
carrot ever raised in this vicinity.
A map named King residing in Colches
ter received bad scalp wound Saturday
afternoon, while working st the gorge, be-
ing hit by bar OF iron which slipped from
the derrick some six feat above his head.
be was taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital
The injury is not serious.
Mr.. Charles W. Spencer, formerly OF thi
city, now Of Rutland, and Miss May Bron
son OF Hinesburgh were married at the
BRIDES home Tuesday by Rev. C. ]. Har
rls. After short honeymoon they viii
take up their residence in Rutland, where
Mr.. Spencer Is employed.
1t is understood Mr. G.. W. Beckwith