Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-29

OF the regiment at the several urHiorieS.
The work will begin next Tuesday and
will take several weeks. The first com
pany to be mustered out will be Company
II of Montpelier. The order of the mus
tering out has not yet been decided upon.
Capt. C. NJ. Brownell, who came home
from the South Ill with fever and who
has since been at the Mary Fletcher hos
pitul, has been removed to his home on
LOOMS street. lie is slowly regaining his
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wells and DR.. j.
ID. Tanner left Sunday night for New
York. whence they will GO TO Washington
to attend the Episcopal convention, which
is to he held there during the month OF
October.
! Clarence Macia and George Ash. who
were arrested Tuesday and placed in Jail.
were taken last night to Windsor where
they are wanted on suspicion OF having
stolen a bicycle. The men were arrested
/ in Charlotte.
/ Drs. and Mrs. Samuel w. Torrey of Bcv-
erly, Mass, have sent out invitations for
the marriage of their daughter. Mary to
DIR. Lyman Allen of this city. The cere-
mony will take place at st. Peters church
at p. m, October IL.
Information was received at Fort Ethan
Allen Thursday of the promotion of Lieut..
j. w. Heard to the rank of captain. Capt.
Heard las many friends in this city who
will give him hearty ratulations upon
this deserved progress.
The Burlington Traction company he
san the work of filing the ravlne upon
the left side of the lower road about half
way to Winooski Monday. Several men
and cars are employed. The dirt is TAX
On from the high bank near by.
Mrs. c. p. Smith and son Charles Smith
returned to this city Saturday noon from
Minneapolis. where they have been for
two weeks with Mr.. Smith. MIR. Smith
and Henry Greene. who is with him. will
return to Burlington next Saturday.
Mrs. j. F. Knowles. who has been the
guest of her mother. Mrs. $. f. Kelley.
started for her home in st. Paul S1tur-
day evening. She was accompanied by
her sister, Miss Fannie Kelley, VINO will
remain in the West for a few weeks visit.
/ C. +. Grover. formerly local manager
of the Western Union Telegraph company.
in this city. has been made local man
ngcr of the telephone exchange at Low
ell. Mass. Mr.. Grover went from this city
to manage the exchange at Manchester,
y. II.
Private Charles Wyman of Company NJ.
who has been i'll with fever at the Fort
Ethan Allen hospital since the Vermont
regiments return from the South. has
been removed to the home of his parents
to this city. lie is still very weak but is
gaining.
The store occupied by Charles W. Rich.
ardson ut the corner of Church and Main
streets has just been rcmodellcd at the
entrance. so that the door now opens upon
the corner. and n large show window re-
places the former entrance on the Church
street side.
The first deer to he shown in this city
this season was brought upon the steamer
Chatoaugay Thursday from New York
state. The deer was not large one,
weighing only about 100 pounds. 1t WAS
the property OF Express Messenger War
rem Coolidge.
Levi Baldwin. father OF Capt. +. j.
Baldw in. of the steamer Chateaugay. died
Tuesday morning at his home in Ausahle
Forks, y. Y. MIR. Baldwin died at tho
ripe old age of % years The funeral will
be held on Thursday. Mrs. Baldwin died
some years ago.
The marriage of Isae Mallette and
Emma Genevievc, daughter OF a. II
Duhamel will take place at St
Joseph's church at p. IN. Monday. Octo.
her ?. In the evening there will be re-
} ception at the brides home, 80 North
Winoosl avenue.
Robert Hoyt. who has been spending the
summer in this city left Saturday even
ing for Council Bluffs. Iowa, to begin tbs
duties of a position as teacher in a deal
and dumb institute. Mr.. Iioyt was fol
the past two years in a similar institution
in New York city.
Charles Caswell of Troop G, Sd cavalry
who has been in the hospital at Platts
bureh barracks, was discharged yaster
day and passed through this city OH hii
way to his home i'm Essex Centre on
) 30 days furlough. Private Caswell Tough
) in the battle of Santiago.
Lieut.; Col NJ c. Martin. on duty will
) tho qUartermaster's department OF III
United States war department, was il
} this city yesterday, accompanied ty hi
, wife. Lieut.. George c. Martin of the 2ls
infantry was also in town. The Martin
were formerly of Ferrisburgh,
: The ambulance was called out Thursda
: morning to take S. Pratt of Colcheste
- from the Fanny Allen hospital to hi
has been at the hospital for several week:
l. having broken his hip by fan from
y load of hay on the lower road
:, Corporal G. W. Grandey of Co. NJ, Is
Vermont regiment, L. s. volunteers. VIII
is i'll with malarial fever at his home o
30 Greene street, is progressing as wei! Il
Il could be expected The fever has ne
Z turned Yet nut ms condition ~ SuCn Una
10 mis- friends feel much encouraged.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Taggart and chill
q left burlington Saturday to make the
"a future home in Salem. " Y. Mrs. Ia
lie CART and child went to Brooklyn. viii
N Mr.. Tagsart stopped at Albany to Al
pear before the State dental board and *
Il certificate to practice in the State.
N Clarence Macia and George Ash
r. Windsor were arrested in Charlotte Tue
III day by Constable Edgerton and brougl
to this city to he placed in Jail. The me
were arrested upon a description furnish
Of ed from Windsor, where two men al
ne wanted for having stolen a bicycle and
er revolver
The SanGalphon A. Adsit's yacht, W,
lowed to Shelburne harbor yesterday
IN be hauled out for the winter. The Nymp
IN owned by Mr. Scranton of New York, WI
u has built a residence upon the lake sho
y in Nergennes. is being repaired at the ha
Dor and will be hauled out for the wint
" when completed.