Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-05-14
HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.

Mrs. T. F. Edgar OF Boston Is visiting
Ter father, w. II. Lane.
The College street church will be wired
Tor electric lights this week.
Hon. ID. ]. Foster will deliver the Memo
hal day address at New Haven.
George L. LaEountatn is recovering
rom a severe attack of tonsilitis.
Y. T. Austin, who has been Ill for several
weeks with fever, is improving.
w I. winters, who came homo from
Boston very i'll last week. Is better.
Joel II. Gates moved Tuesday into his
ew house on Main street above Willard.
Miss Mary Van Patten, who has been In
boston several weeks, has returned nome
Mrs. O. A. Field of West Cornwall is
isiting her daughter, Mrs. S. f. May
ard
Miss Vance Kelley, who has been spend
hg the winter in Minneapolis, has return
b home.
The tile water pipes on Intervale ave-
ue are being taken out and replaced with
ron pipes.
G.. w. Fisk and wife left for Ashmount,
lass, yesterday for a months soJourn
nth friends.
The Equitable Agency, w. II. S. Whit
omb, manager. paid policy holders last
feek s47l314
II. G. LOOMS arrived from New York
aturday and has opened his residence on
Williams street
Fred Mitchell. B. II. S. a. who has been
or some time in Massachusetts, has re-
lrned to this city.
f. n. Sanctuary returned to this city
d. 4, fNt In N.4NU
ork and Philadelphia.
Miss Jennle Nichols returned Friday
rom Santa Barbara, Cal. where she has
cen spending the winter.
]. f. Cook leaves this week for Mont
eal, where he will he in the employ of
he Export Lumber company.
Miss Mamie Neil. who died in Saratoga
prings last Friday, was buried in Lake
lew cemetery Monday afternoon.
A. f. Lane of Montpelier has severed
Is connection with the Northern Supply
ompany as travelling representative.
Conductor Shinville resumed his run
pom the Burlington and Lamoille diVis-
IN Monday after two weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs T.. A. Maynard are re-
eceving congratulations on the birth oil
nine pound daughter Friday MORN
hg.
The Queen City wheelmen have rented
he rooms of the Volunteer Hose company
Bank street and will use them as club
ooms.
Frank Cole had his right hand badly
rushed Tuesday morning while work
" in the car barn on North Wlnoosk
venue.
e. d. Clarke, night operator in the
reight office at the depot, has resigned
Is position ana F. J. Storms of Swantor
ucceeds him here.
DIR. airf- Mrs. ]. f.. Taggart returned
aturday evening from an extended West
IN trip of about six weeks, and repor
very pleasant time.
Mrs. Amanda Flanagan of Clarke stree
ave 'oea" Friday afternoon to many
her old friends in honor of her seth
irthday anniversary.
Announcement has been made of the
arriage of Stewart Leroy Samson anC
RS. g. II. Sumner. which occurred las
onday at Elizabeth, N. j.
Mrs. r. II, Labott, who has been 70
he past year the guest OF her daugh ter
rs. c. W. Scarf, returned Tuesday I,
err home in Seattle, Wash.
Mrs G. C. Noble and daughter, Mrs. r
v. Ballard have taken rooms in tn
Woodbury. g. Walker block and will NOV
this city from st. Adams.
Tho Woman's Relief Corps are booke,
pr the first lake excursion yet heard OF
hey have planned to go to North Her
the Chateaugay. May 18th.
George N. Wells of Boydton, Va. was fl
IFS city Monday. Mr.. Wells Is a for
Der resident OF Vermont and Is making