Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-09-14
HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.

are Ia Chicago.
The Queen City Park hotel was closed
| for the winter Saturday.
II. w. Allen and d. w. Robinson left
tuesday evening for the worlds fair.
Mrs. Il. B. Stearns aud son Joseph re-
turned Saturday from the worlds fair.
Secretary F. NJ. Corse is on three or
four days trip to Lyon Mountain, N. Y.
NJ. D. l.. Thompson returned Friday from
HE G. A. II. encampmsnt at Indianapolis.
Col. L. Henry Powell left Saturday
svening for Kansas City, Omaha and Sioux
City, Iowa, on a business trip, returning be
will probably spend a few days at Chicago.
DR.. f. A. Rich with H. r. Hyde and
wife, left Saturday evening for the worlds
air.
The W. {. 7. U. made q snug little sum
! of money out of their restaurant at the
fair.
Mrs Dr. Briggs and Mrs. Edgar Barber
VI North Willston have gone to the worlds
lair.
The Sons of Veterans Guards have an
excursion on the steamer Chateaugay Sat
urday.
DR. Prime he's moved into Ishsm Bros.
! house at the corner OF Union aud Pearl
itreets.
City Treasurer Mower is making out war
rants these days against delinquent tax
payers.
There are six patients taking the Houston
cure for drunkenness at DR.. Sparhawk's
yenitariulu.
Dir. ". Ii. Waters will shortly move into
lhs house on Pearl street lately vacated 10y
DR.. Prime.
Mis- Anna Ward and Mrs. Julia S. Nor
gan have gone to Chicago to be absent about
three weeks.
r. W. Adams of Ware, Mass, succeeds
D. +. gswell as local manager of Swift
\ Co. g storehouse.
Alderman Davis, whose hip bone waa
broken, is doing well. He expects to be
out in six weeks or so.
Mr.. o. H. Ellis and daughter and Mrs.
Edwards of Huntington Centre left for the
worlds fair Monday.
George W Benedict L. V. NJ, '93, ha.
accepted position as instructor in Phillips
tAndover) academy.
The customs report for this district show
that 4O4 tons of berries, mostly ra'pberries,
we're imported last mouth.
Dr. J. II. Wood ward, who has a camp at
Long lake in tho Adlrondacks, will break
ramp the first OF next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Fuller of North WI
nooski avenue have a new arrival at their
place. 1t is a l0-pound gir.
Mrs. F. L. Taft, daughter and son. who
have spent few months in Chicago and
Wisconsin, returned Saturday.
Health Officer Crandell has arranged
With DR.. Hawley to attend to his duties
" lille he is absent at the worlds fair
Alderman II. j. Gutchell is in Boston on
business for the Vermont Life Insurance
company, with which he is connected.
r. K. Sevorson and his brother -in-law,
R. l.. Hayes Philadelphia, went to the Adj
fondacEs Saturday for tt two weeks hunt.
+. j. Houston and wife and Miss Belle
Houston of Nor,hhsld, are visiting their
brother, Mr.. +. b. Houston, of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hngar Henry Ha-
gar Mrs. Heneberg and Walter Kern left
Dn Friday afternoon for the worlds fair.
Mir. J. c. Turk has severed his connection
with the Crystal Coz fectonery company to
engage in the bridge business in Montreal.
Nice-Presidept Powers of the street rail
way, gave the children of the Orphans
Home ride on the electrcs the other day.
1t is expected that the work now in prog
ress, OF shifting electric light wires to the
poles, will take two or three months
Stanley T. Brownell and bride have ar
rived in tine city. They have rooms for the
present in the Woodbury. & Walker block.
Chsuncey N. Goodrich, u. V. NJ, '96,
eft Monday afternoon to join q. F. Pitkin
and Merrill Hutchinson in doing the worlds
lar.
The street railway company disposed of
- of its % horses Fl iday at public euc-
ton at the fair at prices ranging from SIG
to SO.
Miss Molly Cooke who has been spending
fhe week with relatives and friends, re-
turned Monday evening TO her homo in East
Aburs.
The foundation for Mr.. Fabien j. Beau
pres residence on Uickok Place is com
peted and the superstructurs was begun
Monday.
Canton Lafayette has accepted the iuvi-
taton of the Odd Fellows to accompany
them on taeir pilgrimage to Montreal the
2lst inst
The Winooski line of the electric railway
from the junction of Pearl street and Wi
nooski avenue to Winooski was opened Fri
lay afternoon.
A. c. Stougnton, baggagemaster on the
Central Vermont railroad, is the rscpieu t
IF many congratulations on the arrival OF a
los pounds son.
Beprett Turk, wife and daughter Nellie,
Mrs. i. b. Platt and daughter Eloiss lie it
on the early train Monday morning to visit
the worlds fair.
All the Hebrews 10 the city ceased busl-
ness Monday and Tuesday account of
the holiday called Rosh Ashono that being
the Jewish New Year
Edward S. lsham bookkssper in the
burlington Savings bank, left Saturday for
Chicago via Niagara Falls. He will visit
friends in Kansas City.
Trainer Weller has practically decided to
inter tho PAGER Peter Cooper, 2:21g, In the
races at Montreal next week and at Mystic
Park the following week.
ChAmpIain lodge Knights Of Pythas, are
maKlag arrangements for the meeting of
bhe state Grand lod2e. which will La held