Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-05-07

her residence in South Burlington at p
o'clock Monday. The irterment was in
the cemetery at Shelburne.
The three year old boy Of Peter Marango
of North Champlain street died Tuesday
morning The funeral took place Wednes-
day afternoon at 8 o'clock and interment
was in the st. Joseph cemetery.
The steamer Maquam, which has been
at Shelburne Harbor during the winter,
is now undergoing repairs upon her boil
ers preparatory to reeuming her summer
trips between Maquam Bay and the ISL
ands.
The Excelsior let Yacht club met Satur-
day evening at Craven's restaurant and
appointed w. B. Craven and John A. Ben
son a committee to purchase discarded
street oar to be used as a club house on
the ice next winter.
Tho republican county committee will
meet next Wednesday, May 18th, at II
o clock in the Yan Ness House to decide
upon the time to hold the county con-
MENTIONS The day will most likely be in
tho first week In June.
DR.. Y. A. Smith. president Of the Queen
City Park association. told Free Press
man yesterday that the series OF meetings
there would begin July rs and that Col
r. G.. Ingersol would be the speaker eith-
, Alfred Latour was arrested for being
drunk Tuesday and stubbornness IN
resisting arrest is responsible for a
lump on his head caused by Chief Dumas
left hand. Tho chief also has his thumb
tied up having sprained 1t by the blow,
The annual spring painting OF the steam
or Reindeer was begun Monday morning.
gang OF men have been at work for
several days cleaning the engine and boil
ers The first excursion engagement OF
the steamer Is to be to Vergennes on June
9Th.
Miss Nav O. Boynton entertained about
20 OF her friends Friday evening at the
Howard Relief hall with very pleasant
dancing party. Music was furnished by
members of the opera house orchestra
land an elaborate collation. was servel by
Caterer Eddy.
The funeral of John Kelley, who died
Sa turday. was held from st. Mary's cath
! odraI ruesday morning at 9 O'Clock
| rather Boyle officiating. The bearers We're
John Collins, Edward Casey, Dennis Brown
I THOMAS Coffee, John Kennedy and FREQ
erick LaRose. The burial was at st
| Joseph cemetery
| The electric road management expect t'
have a gang Of linemen at work mex
| Monday morning setting poles and string
| Ing wires on the North avenue branch
| Contractor Mansfield expects to begin TN
last of next week setting the curves anC
| LAYING the rails. and the Work Will u
pushed as rapidly as possible.
The remains OF the late It. A. Taft ar
rived from Boston Tuesday afternoon OF
the so train and were Inferred at onc'
In the family lot In Lake View cemetery
| A brief burial service was conducted BY
Rev I Is,,am Bliss. The bearers wer'
j. G. Bellrose. w. j. and D. b. Hehder
son, w. #. Hendee, l.. c. Grant an'
Clarence Htcke.
DIR p e. insolvency and DIR. j. d. An
drews who purchased last autumn TN
Dr Oliver property at the corner OF Mail
II and south Union streets, are preparing L
build n double house on the site of tn
barn. In order to make room for tai
abont half OF the ell on the south of tn
Oliver house will be torn down.
T. C. O'Connor of Ogdensburg has beef
admitted as a partner in the firm OF
@ reed a. Co, and will travel for tn
house through Northern New York. MI
O'Connor Is very popular salesman
having a host of friends throughout tn
country, who will wish him merited sue
cess in his new business venture.
The friends of DR.. George l, Forbes O
| th,s city will be pleased to learn OF hi
marriage May I'd to Miss Harriet X. An
drews OF West Berkshire, vt. Miss Ar
drews will be remembered as a gradual
OF the University OF Vermont class of g
Since her graduation she has been prt
ceptress of the ct. Adams academy. ID