Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-12-15
BURLINGTON.

BURLINGTON.
The steamer Cbateaugay will make her
est trim of the season on the gath inst.
Frank Dow, clerk at p. H. Corley's for
he past two years, left for Denver, COL,
tuesday evening.
The Hooks will hold ball at City Hall,
december So The Howard Opera House
rchestra will furnish music.
Mrs. J. +. Painchaud slipped and fell the
Their day while crossing the street., break
hg one arm just above the wrist.
Mrs. John +. Henry, jr., of Brooklyn
as been called here by the serious illness
her mother, Mrs. II. c. Smith.
The assistant judges have reappointed the
otaries public about the county and they
SO conferred the honor upon h. c. Brom-
".
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Andrews Of Hinesburgh
re in the city for a weeks stay, previous
starting for California to spend the win
,r.
II. X. Conger has purchased half in
erest in the south factory building on the
cary addition for $780, The transfer was
iede TbUr sdny.
The obi Follows of this district have
oted not to hold district meeting this year,
though it is possible that this vote may be
escinded later in the winter.
John J. Thompson OF Rutland, formerly
this city, has leased the American house
st. Adams for term of 10 years, and
i'll take possession on May l.
Maggie Burns, q poor, homeless woman,
ho has been rambling about the ctreets for
vo years past has been adjudged insane
I'D taken TO the asylum at Waterbury.
Any one who possesses a copy Of a pam
hlet entitled Deceased Residents of Bur
ngton," by William Noble, printed in 1850
ill oblige US, by leaving word to that
fect, at the FREE PRESS office.
D. f. Laid, for some years the genial
fopretor Of the Commercial House at Bel
VS. Falls, has sold out to parties from
rattleboro, and expects to spend the win
II in Burlington with his family.
The funeral of Miss Rachael Sutton, aunt
c. J. and Z. NJ. Sutton, was held from
+. Pau's chapel Sunday afternoon, the
ev. J. Isham Bliss officiating. The inter
ent WEE in Lake View cemetery.
Fred Patnaude, who was injured In the
reck OF ths sleeI Or at Ferrlsburgh, went
bms to West Swanaea, n. H., Tuesday.
Q is doing well, although the injury to
ribs will bother him for sometime yet.
Major NJ. b. Adams and family left for
etroit, Mich, on the express Monday.
large number of their friends gathered at
depot to bid them farewell. They will
greatly missed in the business and social
relies Of Burlington.
Col. f. Il. Powell and son, Max L.
Dwell, have formed a artnership and
ablished "The Vermont Commercial and
bection Agency" The name indicates
cir purpose. Agents will be placed in
cry town in the State.
Capt. Smith S. Leach Of the engineer
rps, who succeeds Major Adams, trans
Fred, in charge Of the government work
this district, has rented the residence on
q corner Of College and Pine streets now
cupied by Major Adams.
The will of Dr. Walter Carpenter has
en- probated. 1t is very long docu-
ent, covering some 13 pages of too.scap
per. He bequeathed his estate about
uay to his wife and son with certain
bic requests a their decease.
The marriage of Frederick N. Corse, sac
tary OF the L. v NJ, aud Miss Fanny
liter OF Now Haven, Conn, is announced
December %. Miss Potter is the daush-
Of Mr.. Frank Potter OF Kilsm & Co,
PHI known carriage manufacturers. She
an accomplished musician.
George w. Smith & Son, the famous
anover cracker manufacturers, have Just
reived their calendars for 1898. They
in eight different designs, and are, If
ssible, even prettier than last year
louid you want one, send two two
pit stamps to George W. Smith q Son,
bite River Junction.
George T. Faiey Of Brooklyn, n. Y, son
ueputy United States Marshal Thomas
LEY OF this city, was married recently to
IS Emily lambert, only daughter of MIR.
Mrs. q. w. Chase. a reception fol-
we'd after the ceremony. The happy
uple were the recipients OF many elegant
esents. Mr.. Faiey is well known here.
g. ID. Sherman, leader OF Sheiman's
itary band Of this city, is in recep pit OF
lers for eight compositions from Mace
ay, leader OF the trockton, Mass. City
nd, and also publisher and f. r. Gent a
ladelphia publisher. Mr.. Sherman is
W writing for four publishing houses
5uiarly aud aside from this contlnua "
feivng calls from different parts of the
lntry. He is considered one Of the best
pposers, especially of martial music, and
fact that many OF his pieces are played
the largest bands in Europe as well as in
United States has given him wide
butston.