Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-12-22

Ter long sickness, aged A years. She had
been a Great sufferer for 10 weeks, during
which tins size has been helpless. She was
n member Of the Congregational church in
New Haven or Fair Haven since she was
10. ller husband survives her. The fun
erol Will lie held Tuesday at o'clock at the
house and the interment in Fair View Gem
eterv Rev. L. 4. Bouck of the Methodist
church will olllciste.
RUTLAND.
Oryis Z. Harrison has been chosen cashier
o: tAe Cismest Nationa bank In place OF E.
/ T. Smith, resigned.
Thu fvo national banks OF Rutland hold
thor aSruel elections Tuesday, January TO-
Rev. chm II. Celsman, d. D., OF Troy,
r. y, preached at the dedication Of the new
! West Rutland meeting house en- Wednes
day.
Buueul has two flourishiug circles of tho
! ChAutaWQaa Literary Scientific clubs.
Col Ccar,es x. joyce is spending the
winter en- Long Island with his son .in-lew,
7. C.. Crawford, the we'll known newspaper
correspondent.
y costume carnival will be given at Rut-
| lsBd 0c1t month.
Abe local Scotohmen are busy planning
to celebrate the anniversary Of the birth of
Robert Burns January 25.
The Kingsley Guard ball will take place
during the annual encampmsnt OF &. a. f.
January H.
Tho Memorial Hall at Rutland will DO
dedicated on Memorial day. Judge Whee-
locS u. Neazey viii be tho orator.
Gov Fuller has az yet made no appoint
nnent OF superintendent Of the House of
Correction. Gel. David l.. Morgan is a
canG dats fer tho position.
-lrs. john 4. Hynes was suddenly ut
tecded with sp0plexy CA Friday, dying in
a few hours.
1hD drst survey Of the Black River rail
read &c SrTingGeli has been completed and
tasre arc Indications that early work will
begin thereon.
The ROW Rutland Insurance company has
been orgnni2 4 With capital OF $780, 900
end viii begin business January /.
y. Ashton Faiiey will rcMan president
CT he village Until tao fret charter election
81 TIA Hsv city.
Tho Marble Cutters association wants
Csa reas to iaoroa3, the dutca on finish
Oh mat b,o
lnr cutting e. pu'p wood on til. eastern
mountains in vicinity o. Ralland Is in full
has. Hany thousand cords pre contract
e..
Fclitical party linss are probable to be
drawn at the hrst city election.
Ggmsees tos; q. !. II. of Brandon, has
E rel ef fund OF $500. but tour posts in the
State have larger fund.
FSCCTOR.
Friday night ntcut 11,DO p. M. fire
was discovered in the doubts tensment
dwG!tug occupied ty John O. Carlson and
Louis Borc.ts. The fire when first soen had
made such Roadway that IT was thought
it, roe.5is to ssva sac building and he at
rsatisa ci au was turned 20 savipg the
household goods. Air. Carlson, who lived
III tie end f2rthest from TIE lire managed
to save naHriy ali his personal property,
bur Er. Lcvct.s was not so fortunate, los.
ipe Lcarly oae half. hs cause Of the fire
is unknown, but pscbfDiy caught from the
rh'75Ley or sperEs frem tho stove. Yer
meDt Marble cor Tany's loss is about $50:
insured Tor 4.O0.-Thad L. Steven. Of
Jonesv,no, WHO las bean Visiting re few
days, returned home Friday. The ial
terln Of the schools closed Friday afternoon
Scr tto holiday vacation.
c1jrTEMcEN.
MT& Uelea Baird oad daughter Grac,
have gone TO Eo7toD, Mass, for = wish. -
4ilss Ida Horton from Boston il visitin; hor
parc-'s here -. cnrT Weuls has return cd
from Boston Cards are gu announcing tn s
r2argja .e Of Mics Ids ..orton und Mr. D.
r. Spaudipg of Eridpolt -RoAert Wool
ha7 moved into Albert Bilndo's house enc
viii have charge o. the lower mill this vin-
t"r--A4aelt BilIado has moved into Faystta
FotteI house on the mesGovs.