Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-10-13

ficiatei and the bearers were members
Of the family. The burial was in Under
hill.
In accordance with the recommendation
of Gov. Grout and Superintendent of Ed
ucation NJ. S. Stone, the 10Th of October
VIII be observed in the schools of this
city as Lafayette day. The children will
engage in appropriate exercises and be
given opportunity to contribute to the
monument fund.
The two men from Company NJ, who
have been guarding the stores of the reg
iment at Camp Olympia, have been re-
heved and Capt. Greed, the quartcrmas-
ter, has prepared the stores for turning
over to the government. A part of the
stores will be turned over to Capt. Hovcy
and tho remainder to the Third cavalry
quartermaster.
The party of II Cinnamon, who were
brought to this city on Friday evening,
were arralgned before United States Com
missioner George l.. johnson Saturday
morning TO prove their rights to citizen
ship in the United States. In II of the
cases bail was entered and in six others
the men were remanded to jail
Deputy Sheriff T. n. Hemenway of
Granville, after long search for a little
girl who had been stolen by her father
| from her mother, to whom the court had
given her when the couple got divorce,
| finally found her In West Cornwall and
passed through this city Saturday with
the child on his way to Granville, where
the mother lives.
Mrs. Harriet S. Bradford widow of the
late Rev. ID. b. Bradford, died at her
home in Jericho Wednesday night from
| heart disease. Mrs. Bradford was IS years
and 10 months of age and probably the
/ in hpr M tive low Tho 70
the mother of Editor A. d. Bradford. The
funeral was held Friday afternoon at 2;3,
from her late home.
Moses I.avallee suffered II severe acct
cent at the shops of the Burlington We
! nctian Blind company about noon yes,
terday Lavalee was at work about q
machine IN when his left hand was
caught and very severely mangled II,
was taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital
where all of the fingers were amputated
He was taken to his home on North Bene
street after the operation.
United States Marshal l.. A. Drew, ac
companied by Thomas Failey, went Fri
uay afternoon to Richford and return
ed III the evening with Il party of seven
teen Cinnamon, who will await hearings
This is the largest number which have
come to this city at one time for a con
siderable period and business is looking
better in these matters at least.
In conversation with Free Press re
porter Saturday, President T.. o. Sinclal
of the Grand Isle railroad stated that III,
company would make no further attemp
to gain the right of way for their road, a
| present at least. This will be a surprls
to some, who have expected that new
resolution would be introduced in TIT
board authorizing the company TO buil'
to the soap factory or some other point
The drug store of f. j. Bcaupre at tn
Ioorner of Pearl and Champlain street
was found to have been burglarlzed whel
the clerk came to open the doors Satur
day morning MIR. Beaupre closed tn
store on Friday evening but the door
failed to close tightly and were force
without serious difficulty. The amour
taken was not large and consisted for tn
most part Of the goods In the store Tn
cash register was relieved OF q cents an,