Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-06-04

signs. The intcrment was in st. Joscpb's
cemetery. The bearers were Charles Bah
cock. George Wheeler. Frank Dowd, w.
". Duffy, James Cotton and Thomas
Courtney.
w. j. Henderson, who has been making
extensive improvements on his residence
on South Union street and has been liv-
ing at the Hotel Burlington, has moved
back to his house.
Miss Minnie s. Moore, who has for some
time been a clerk in the water depart
ment, has resigned her position. and will
be married some time during the next
fortnight TO J. VI. Mitchell.
NJ. Abraham has sold the lease Of the
Albany N Y, store which he recently
opened and will devote his entire time TO
his burlington business. He thinks this
city is good enough for him.
The trustees of the Home Savings bank
held a special meeting Friday and
voted to pay a semi-annual dividend to
dopositors June at the rate of four and
one-half per cent per annum.
At a meeting OF the directors of the
Queen City Cooperative Savings and
Loan association, held yesterday after
noon, sen1i-annual dividend of per cent
was declared, payable July l.
News has been received in this city an
noucing the death of r. f. Bowman in
| Topeka, Kan, last week. Mr. Bowman
was former Ncrmonter and was n broth
er of Mrs. w. y. Lund of this city.
DR. II. S, Lane, a graduate Of the Medl-
cal college in the class of 1893. who has
been practicing for the past three years in
Ferrisburgh, has returned to Burlington
and opened an office at 2s Loomis street.
Howard Smalley. who will graduate
from the High school this month. has Sc
cured a position with the Free Press as
ISOLATION, TO take the place of Orville
Wheeler, who Will enter college in the
autumn.
Word was received Friday by cable
Of the safe arrival at Buonos Ayres of the
bark j. S. Emery on which James u.
Benedict and W. S. Maloon were passcn-
gers They were well and had had a
pleasant voyage,
A. L. Lane we'll known on the road be-
cause of his recent connection with the
Northern Supply company OF this city, is
now the eastern agent OF the Seattle
Wash, Lumber company, with headquar-
tiers at Randolph and a Boston Office at
100 Summer street.
In tho intestste estate of James Car
vii late of Underhll. C. NJ. Spaulding of
this city was Tuesday appointed admin
iStIdtOr, ana James CdFanAuRn or Under
hill and JamS Morris of Cambridge were
| appointed appraisers.
About 125 people went on the Woman's
! Relief Corps excursion to GordQn's Land
| ing and return Thursday. The pleasure
| OF the trip was slightly marred by the
| rain, 1t being one of the very few un-
/ pleasant days Of the season
| The hearing Of the executors account
| OF the Lyman Barber estate OF Colchester
was held in the Probate Court Tuesday
NJ. "A. Bingham appearing for the lega-
tees. The, hearing occupied the greater
part Of the day and was continued.
The Reindeer went to Port Henry last
night and will return to-day with an OK
curson from that place and other points
under the auspices OF the Port Henry
Military band The boat will arrive here
| about noon and those who desire can visit
Fort Ethan Allen and witness the drill
| there.
| Frank II. Swcetland, FOR several wears
with the Burlington Drug company has
accepted n position as shipping clerk with
| j, G.. Reed & Co, and has asStimed his
| new duties. c. Fl. Bates succeeds Mr..
swcetland at the Burlington Drug com
pany
| The first electric car over the North
avenue line left the corner of Church and
! College streets at 4 O'Clock Friday az.
! ternoon, having on board railroad OH.
| cials, members Of the city governments
representatives OF the press and a few