Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-03-19
HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.

T. c. Pease returned Monday to his coffee
plantation in Southern Mexico.
A telephone line between this city and
Hinesburgh is contemplated.
w, II. Lane jr., expects to return from
the Adirondacks next Thursday.
Mrs l. II. Melendy of Jeffersonville is
visiting in the city for few days.
]. b. Cosgrifr has purchased the Wood
worth pottery property on Pearl street.
Hon. Elias Lyman was In Cairo, Egypt,
at the latest news from him by letter, and
was well.
w. II. Lane & Son gave the children at
the Home their annual sleighride Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Lillian e. Coyne is still seriously
Ill and her school has been closed for
another week.
The Hotel Burlington is to have another
story. plans for which have been drawn
by A. Carter. the architect.
L. c. Grant moved Friday from his
apartments in the Woodbury. & Walker
block to the Hotel Burlington.
F. b. .Boynton has rented the house of
William Weaver on South Union street,
1t present occupied by Dr. Rich.
Miss Emma Chapman gave a supper to
seven other teachers in the public schools
1T the Cafe Richardson Tuesday evening.
The Consumers Ice company finished
heir Ice harvest Friday afternoon. hav-
ing gathered 1000 tons of the CONCEALED
moisture.
Spear & Walker are charging their blcy-
Gle rooms by running back into the build
mig about 20 feet. The back part will be
used for a repair shop.
The engagement of Miss Violet Under
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Of Brooklyn, n. Y, is announced. They
will be married in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Newton lost n
second child yesterday from scarlet fever.
He was boy, two years old. A little girl
died Sunday.
Charles Dockey, formerly with the G. s..
Blodgett company, has leased the George
Barstow farm on Dorset street. South
Burlington, and moved his family there
this week.
Loyal Hayes. former resident OF this
city. who died during an operation at
Pittsheld, was buried at that place Mon
day. He was a brother of Mrs. c. a.
Boardman of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius s. Hickok have re-
turned from a several weeks absence from
the city, during which time Mrs Hickot
visited in Brooklyn. N. Y, and Mr.. Hickok
look trip to Florida.
The board of control of the Experiment
Station held a netting Thursday. G. s.
Fassett of Enosburgh and Cassius Peck
of Brookfeld were the only members pres
ent from out of the city
p. ]. Dunn of st. Adams moved here
last Tuesday to assume charge of the
Swift Beef company. Mr.. Dunn was for
merly of Middleton, N. Y, and for the last
four years has been manager of the St.
Adams Beef company.
The Winooski Association of Congre-
tional Ministers held a meeting at the
~. M. c. A. building Tuesday, dining at
Hotel Vendome. Papers were read by
Rev. p. NJ. Snyder of this city and Rev. r.
20. Bacon of Essex Junction.
John Trow and friend from Barre were
IN this city Friday on a horse pur-
chasing expedition. They bought a prom
Using Alexander cclt of G. NJ. Delany, an
other Of Mike Doyle and the grey pacing
mare owned by Harry Thomas.
Dr. and Mrs. j. e. Taggert left for Mon
treal yesterday afternoon. They will at
tend the dental convention to-day and to-
morrow, and Will then start on a trip of
veveral weeks to Southern California.
They expect to return about May /.
The annual meeting of the Green Mount
Cemetery association was held Monday
afternoon, when the following trustees
were elected: e. ]. Phelps c. w. Wood
house. G. e. Benedict, G. F. Edmunds, b.
B. smalley. Ormond Cole and ]. b. Small
The funeral of Mrs. John Donahue was
held from st. Mary's cathedral Monday
morning. Rev. Father Dwyer officiating
The bearers were Thomas McGettrick
Thomas Kelley, James Crowley. p. E.