Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-17
HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.

CITY AND VICINITY.
A paper requesting the reappointment
VI E. Seldea as liquor agent is being cir
,ulated.
Mr. and Mrs s. w. Landon are ship
ping their household goods to Orange n.
where they SO soon to reside.
ividend of 145 per cent was declared
IN IL insok ency case of John r. Fftz-
gerald at the probate office yesterday.
The second and third meetings in the
settlement of the estate of Dewey j. Irish
will be held at the probate office Novem-
Der 10Th.
The marriage of Edward Anderson and
Miss Nora Garvey of this city is announ-
ced to take place at st. Mary's cathedral
November %.
petition in bankruptcy was filed Thurs
day by Frank +. Thomas of Franklin
MIR. Thomas has been engaged in the busi-
ness of farming
There will be an adjourned session of
the United States Courts at Brattleboro
next Tuesday. There is little business or
Importance to come before the court
Eli Charbonneau. jr. who has been in
the employ oil il. II. Adams * son for me
past IS years, has gone to Nergennes
where he has secured another position.
Overseer of the Poor ID. c. Barber took
Mrs. II. Block, the wife of the Main street
shoe dealer, to Waterbury yesterday, to
be cared for in the State insane asylum
John Crowley, who was arrested as be-
Ing implicated in the stealing by the Dew
lin boy. was released yesterday morning
Ind allowed to so to his home. The Dew
lin boy is in jail.
Mrs. East. an aged inmate of the poor
house, fell down stairs Sunday and broke
her hip. Mrs. East is about 10 years old
and has lost her mind She is now in a
serious conditions
A carload of cart horses for use on the
Burlington and Hinesburgh railroad ar
rived in this city yesterday and will be
placed in use to-day. The horses came
from New Haven. Conn.
An auction sale of government property
was held at Fort Ethan Allen Saturday
morning The property was mostly con-
hemned horses, OF which there we're is.
These sold at prices from 50 to $3l.
The Lafayette club, which was to pre-
sent the Two Orphans at St John Bap-
list Hall November 16 and H. have post-
poned the play until December and 3 on
account Of the hall not being ready for
use.
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue
A. l.. Weeks Is calling the attention of re-
,ail dealers in manufactured tobacco to the
TACT that they are not permitted to sell
their goods except directly from packages
authorized by law.
The ST. John Baptist society Is having
some repairs made in their hall. Four
new dressing rooms are being put in As
soon as the repairs are made the Burling-
ton Amusement Association will take pos
Session of the place for the winter.
At meeting of the Quadrivium, held at
the First church parlors Monday night II
was voted to change the name of the or
ganizati9n to the Monday Evening club.
shakespeare's Twelfth Night was taken
up for study.
The pupils of the Pomeroy school occu-
pied the repaired building for the first
time Monday The moving of the books
Ind school apparatus was accomplished on
Friday afternoon. The ARRANGEMENT OF
the new building proved very satisfactory
Darwin C. Jones of H. w. Allen & Co q
store went Monday TO Boston, where he
was married on Wednesday to Miss
Pearl NJ. Abbey, daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. Z. c. Abbey, formerly of Essex Cen
ire. Mr.. and Mrs, Jones will reside in this
city
been staying at the Van Ness House in
this city for few days, returned To their
home in New Rochelle, N. Y, Sunday night
upon the sleeper. Mr.. Remington was a
guest at Col. Webb's reception Saturday
afternoon.
Wilfred G. Reed of Westmoreland, N
H., and Miss Matte w. Mead of this city
we're married at G37 East Capitol street
Washir gton. d. c., Nov. 10, by the Rev
Thomas Chalmers Easton, ID. ID. They
will be at home at 3l8 Sth street, N. E.
Washington, ID. G.