Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-10-26
RUTLAND COUNTY.

NJ LA \ - GOl M 4.
Mrs. Martin Farrell of Clarendon has re-
ccivcd $4,000 insurance by the death Of hor
husband
The Rutland High School Athletic ASSOC
citation has decided to hold feld-dav Sat
urday. October 2S, ON the Fair grounds
In the Rutland County Court the case
against DR.. Stewart Of WalIiugrord. nli"t-
cd for malpractice. has been continued I'M
Til next term.
The citizens of Pittsford Mills have or
ganiZed hose company ind g the name of
Nicl<wackett Hose company No. /, with f.
y. Randall, foreman
W. b. Wright OF the Commercial, Crown
Point. y. y. is negotiating with Hon. II.
b. Ellis of Castleton for a five year, lease
of the Bompsecn House
f. s. Ryan of Rutland has been granted
patent in the United States and Canada
for a cream cooler and aerator for Use in
crcamerics in connection with separators.
Among several horse, burned 10 death in
Judge Whitehead's stahle- in Now York city
last week, was the black stallion Bruce
King, 230. once owned by Capt L. Bow
man Of Rutland.
The quarterly convention of the Knights
of Labor was held at HydeYille Saturday
Afternoon and evening. The organization
reported additions Of several hundred now
members since the last quarterly meeting in
July.
In the Rutland City Court the It'll, \. Z.
| Edison wa, arIaigned on charge of erecting
! a building without a permit. lie pleaded
| guilty to the charge and was fined |S2S with
out costs DR.. T. NJ Pond was arraigncd for
not returning death certificate rs required
! by the city ordinances. He pleaded guilty
and was fined :Sl3 without costs,
John Carney. n resident in the eastern
part of poultney, was killed Friday aftcr-
noon. October H. While traising a colt he
wa, thrown from the sul;y and dragged 20
OF 30 rolls. receiving severe injuries on the
head. He was picked up unconscious, AMI
died in about two hours lie wa, about go
years of are and leaves a widow and four
childreu-two SON and two daughters.
RUTLAND.
Charlie, Klau, i, at the world, fair
Rev. C. NJ Niles and wife are home from
their Western trip.-MrS Jane, Bonett is
visiting her daughter. Mrs Edward Hicks,
in Wellesley. Mass Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Y. II.
Coan have returned from the worlds fair
Mr. G.. \. Davis is West on a business trip.
Mrs. Julia w. Smith i, in town suporin-
tending repairs OF her house ON Main street
and having her goods shipped II Washing
ton. d. C.. whore she will open q boarding
house on Massachusetts, avenue, Her sister
Mrs NJ. D. Stcarn>, viii make her HON,
there
CHlTTENDEN.
George Fitzgerald has gone to Boston t.
work. --lIenry Chcesebrough from Benson
| 1 4
Blanchard Eva FITZGERALD has gone I,
Brandon on a visit-John Fitzgerald wen
to Boston "Wednesday. The auction of Ar
thur Aliens property last Saturday wa
we'll attended.
BRANDON.
Ex-Gov. OImsbcc and wife left Monday
for Chicago and the West. They expect It
be gone about four weeks. Gov. OrmShc
will visit St Louis and Kan,a, City befor,
he returns. He goes in the interest of TIM
Vermont Investment and Guarantee com
panv-D. F. Sexton returned Monday from
a five months "trip to the tar Wcst.-Gcorg
A. GUILTY and wife left saturday for Chica
20 on visit to the worlds fair. Mr.,
GUILTY is much improved in health. Hon
George Briggs has returned from Chicago. -
\ great number of potatoo, are being ship
back for betterpriccS.
BENSON.
Or. II. r. Jones, jr. returned from NeN
York Saturday. Mrs. C. =. Norton an,
daughter. Miss Mary of Rutland. are stop
ping with Dr. ii. Il. Jones Lewis Beldel
has purchased the house built and formerl
occupied by Patsy Donahue Charles NJ
King and :. :. Lee are in Chicago. 70
the past few weeks worlunen have been en-
gagged repairing, repaintinG and rebuilding
the old Chamcey Walker mansion. Thoma
,Jackwav has located for the winter in tn
house formerly occupied by Elijah Carte
on North Main strcet.-Rev {, f. Hitch
cock left for the West Monday. He goo
ostensibly to visit the worlds fair, but j
reality to bring back bride Mrs. Mar
Noble is very ill.-NIr. Il. r. Weller
painting his store.-Mrs. George Deyett
left for Charlotte Friday. She is callc
there by the serious illness of Mr.. Deyette
sister-A large number from this tow
will attend a meeting at West Haven Thur
day evening, to discuss International finance,
Mr. T.. Davis of Whitehall, ~ Y, will be
Appointment speaker.
MENDON
Rev. Mr.. Martin returned from ChicAg
land preached Sunday.--E. Edison has 4,
turned from his trip to western New Norl
ten f. II. Ripley and family left hen
last week for New York. They intend spenC