Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-08
HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.


visiting friends IN bflStOl.
There was false alarm of fire from box
4, at g:ij % clock Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lovejoy are reioc-
iu- over the birth of lO-pouud boy.
c. g. f. Tohev Of Barber q Tobev. has
returned from his trip to New Mexico.
Whitcomh agency paid policy holders in
the last two weeks the sum Of Sl5, Sos. -.
Extra numbers Of parts one two and
three of the Magic City came last evening.
COL Letrand b. Cannon of New York
arrived in the city Tuesday for Il short
stay.
Part o of the Magic City is here Those
who order by mail must expect delay of
ten days.
Z. r. Cooke has arrived in town from
Toledo, O., and will resume his studies at
the Medical college
Hon. J. II. Burpoe of Boston /, in the city
visiting his daughter, Mrs. H. T. Cobb Of
South Willard street
Since the death of Mrs J.. f. Chittenden
last week, Mr. Chittendcn has had the mis-
fortune to break his wrist.
Miss Emma Burnoll of Lincoln Neb. is
visiting friends in the city. being the guest
ri Mr.. and Mrs. c. = lshaut
MI ana MIS- y. u. elrce. alter week
soiourn in Rome. have gone to Florence
They will then 20 to Venice and Nice
J. H. Babcock a longt time employee Of
the &. ;. Blodgctt company. is very i'll with
typhoid fever, but is improving slowly
y y. Wheelock. manager of the Western
Mon Telegraph compauy's office in this
rity. is taking short vacation in Boston.
Z. ~ Sanctuary L. Y. NJ. 81. has fin
i~hed successful term of school in Willis
ton and is spending few days in town
Arthur h. Walker entertained several of
hi, friends at hi, home Saturday evening the
| occasion being the 2Nth anniversary of his
| birthday.
Anthony McCalc. for seven years past all
rmployc Vt SpuuIdiug. Kimhall X Co.. has
been promoted 10y the firm to be assistant
shippn. clerk
The tea store formerly run by R. W.
Hulburd is now owned by Osgood a Rey-
nolds the latter having purchased a half in
terrSt from G. f. Osgood Tuesday
The many friends Of the late Henry l..
| Reed of Crown Point. y. y. will be pleased
To- know that his widow has received check
for $4,000, the amount of life insurance held
10y him
Col. NJ. d. Greene of St Albans has
leased the train privileges on the Central
Vermont railroad. Chisholm Bros, of
Portland Ne, have had the contract for
the past 10 years.
Charles Campbell. fireman for wear past
ON the Lamoile passenger train, with Mr..
Stygles of Cambridge junction. has bought
a meat business in that village and will give
up railroad work.
The Burlington cotton mills are running
on full time, Notwithstanding that their
product i, selling at the lowest prices ever
known. and that it is very difficult to sell
the goods at these prices.
Mr.. 4. \. Buell. has purchased a fine span
of carriage horses of l. v Baker Of Com
stocks Landing, ~ y. The animal. are
fashionably bred, stylish drivers and make
one of the finest teams in the city.
Col. and Mrs I. A Woodbury. returned
Saturday evening from their sojourn in the
South New York aud Boston Col. Wood
bury has entirely regaiuod his health and
look, as hale and hearty as ever
Miss Dyke, class in the ADAMS inferno
diate school devoted the afternoon of the 2sth
to literary exercises. studying Lougfellow ;
poems. commissioners W II. Lane, ir.
and c. {. Miller were present
F. e. Whiting Of Johnson the Young
mum WIN +tkH IIdtl' Il DuSlltSS Tor himself
dedllug IN horses, was IN the city Monday.
He leaves shortly for Topeka kan. TO pur-
haee and ship East another carload of
heavy horses.
At Saturdays meeting of the public
school teachers, interesting and credtable
lass exercises We're given 10y Mss Josephine
NJ. Arcand in numbers, with b primary
lass ANA 10y Mi, Mary \. Farrell in read
ny with primary class.
Apropos Of the successful ice races given
given last week by the Burlington Driving
association, it has decided to hold another
race meeting in June at Howard Park 1t
Nlll be the endeavor to make this meeting
he best ever held in the State
Dr. Grinnell, dean OF the Medical college.
arranged for the graduating class of 30
TO visit the asylum at Waterbury Yesterday
and study some interesting cases DR..
" lse, professor Of diseases of the mind. now
delivering his course of lectures, accom-
panied the class.
The store, 10 College street. and store
houses in TIE rear formerly occupied bv O.
Walker " Bros. are bong repaired pre-
alatory 10 occupancy by the Burlington
'rocery company The store. which will
e used mainly for an Office, viii be nicely
lifted up Doors have already been cut he
wien ann JIHluB tNt NtpltnOuSeS. lup
interior, are now to be put in good re
air. then WhiteWashed.
Collector Smalley has appointed Fred W.
ftoltr of Brutteboro deputy collector and
Inspector and assigned him to duty AT the
port of Island Pond. Mr. Stolte is "A Ger
pan am is said to be gentleman Of ca
|abilty. His appointment dates from to-
Jay. Deputy II. q. DeWing Of Montpelier.
Tho was temporarily stationed at Island
'ond will now 20 TO Toronto, Ont
DR. o. l.. Nimblet Of Monkton died at
h" hospital Thurs lay of apoplexy. He
vas successful physician being well
no"n throughout Addison coantv. He
epresented Monktun in the Legislature of
N92 and had been given other positions of
|Onor and trust by his townsmen. At the
ist annual election of the hospital he was
lade one Of the consulting physicians
News of tine death of Elwin Pattcc has
|een received by hi father, D. NJ Pattce of