Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-24
HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.

visions In the local markets this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Walker are the
happy parents of girl, born Monday
morning.
The cattle of II. II. Wheeler, numbering
| 81, have just been tested by the State. No
tuberculosis was found among them
A petition in voluntary bankruptcy has
been filed by Hamilton II. Green of New
port Mr.. Green was a merchant
| Ensign ]. H. Holden Of the United states
steamship Scorpion Is expected In about
| % week to spend furlough with his pa
| rents.
Mrs. Guystte Of Pittsford was brought
to this city yesterday on the HOS train
and taken to the Mary Fletcher Hospital
| to be treated.
DR.. Lyman Allen has taken the house
at No. 2SS Main street, until recently &C.
cupcd by Mrs. Balch, and has his Office in
his residence.
concrete walk is being put in on South
Prospect street from Pearl to College
streets. The Grant street walks were COM
pleted yesterday.
The 10th annual course of lectures at the
medical department of the University OF
Vermont will begin Thursday, Jan. 8, and
continue until June 20.
| Judge II. thompson Oh inc supreme
Court addressed union meeting at the
Baptist church Sunday evening on the en-
forcement of the prohibtory law.
A melting of the creditors of the Home
Market company Of Jericho was held at
the probate office Tuesday and continued
until Monday afternoon at p. m.
Edward Mills was arrested yesterday af-
tcrnoon by Sheriff Reeves on an old mitti-
mus in South Burlington He will prob
ably go down to serve 1O2 days at Rutland.
j. ]. Enright shipped Tuesday to New
York Shelburne Girl and Maude Il. The
horses will be sold on Friday at the an
nual horse show sale in Madison Square
Garden.
Philip Mohr Of G Troop. Third cavalry,
and Miss Sarah Mckowan were married
by Father Cloarec at 730 last evening.
They were given q reception by Mrs. e.
NJ. Lyon.
william Hney of Glens Falls, who has
been the representative of Lorillard's to-
baccos in this city, has taken a position
with the Burlington Drug company as
travelling salesman.
Announcements of the marriage Of
George Burton Hall and Nellie Wiley Nut
ting at Westminster, November II, have
been received in this city. Mrs. Hall is a
sister of Mrs. j. II. Holton-
: ITlNdte Joseph ITOHDley OF company
NJ. who has been i'll for several weeks
and has been affected with partial paraly-
sis, Is able to be about with a cane but
is still in very poor condition
) A. d. Bradford of the Jericho Reporter
was in this city Friday on his way TO
Swanton, where he is moving his printing
plant to start a weekly paper. The name
of the new paper has not yet been selected.
= George w. Debervlle, referee in bank
ruptcy, has appointed John f. Lavell,
, George e. Stratton and Fred b. Deber-
: willie appraisers OF the estate of Henry G.
Gleason, bankrupt to report on or be-
fore December Is.
+ John Guinette and Miss Clara Gordon,
E both of this city, were quietly married at
st. Josephs church Monday morning at
: o'clock by Rev. Father Cloarec. They
will make their future home at No. Is,
!. North Champlain street
Lieut.. Clark Elliott and bride have left
! Camp Meade in Pennsylvania for Angus
ia, Ga, where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. Elliott was formerly Miss Emma
A., Connal OF this city and was married to
Lieut.. Elliott about eight weeks ago.
y Charles McKenney and w. S. Platka Of
1 the steam yacht Mayhower. which was
used in despatch service around Cuba in
the late war. are in this city on a seven
days leave Of absence. The Mayfower is
q in the Brooklyn navy yard being repair
i. cd
:, II. Lavigne of Valcour N. Y, has leased
!; the farm belonging to Mrs, Pierson In
= South Burlington and Tuesday had a
!; big lot of potatoes, corn and oats brought
r, over on the boat for the farm. He intends
starting a market garden for next sum-
= mer.
y DIR. ]. II. Woodward. formerly OF this
= city. has decided to permanently remove
J. to New York city, where he has been fol-
IL large portion of the time for severa
months His Office In this city will pass
a into other hands at the opening of the
/ new year.
y Mrs. Phelps, the wife Of Conductor f
n O. Phelps of the Burlington Traction com
% pany, died at her home in Milton early
yesterday morning. Mr.. Phelps was with
= his wife, who had been i'll for consd
q cradle period. The funeral will be held a
"a p m. Friday.
I, Frank r. Harrington of the Howard
IS bank, who has been i'll for some time, wa'
" so far recovered that he was able to q
l. yesterday to his home in Brandon for ;
D week. His identity is well concealed b.
n a full beard which he has grown during
IS his long illness.
u Miss Mary Ellen Hanln, aged II years
. died at her home on Howard street at
- O'Clock Sunday morning of brain fever
-, l ne ueCtdStu WAS IL uduBnteT VI AM
Mrs. John Hanlin. The funeral service
-, were held at 9oclock Tuesday morning a
y St. Marys cathedral
III The first meeting of the creditors o
ut George f.. Terrill of Underhill was hel
Mt in the office of Referee George w. Deber
ID vile Saturday afternoon. The creditor
~ elected Elihu b. Taft assignee. larg
number of claims were presented, man
of them from wholesalers in this city.
The funeral of Martin v. b. Harrlngto
- was held at his late residence In Sout
Nt o'clock. The services were conducted T.
an Rev. George Y. Bliss, The bearers wer
r. Ralph f., Weller, f. N. Drury, c. Lapres,
at George Partridge, A. Widdell and p. Row
in ley,
The case of Stanley Renaud of tn
- sophomore class of the University. VIII
- was charged with stealing the colors
~. the freshman class from Grass Noun
10Y was called up by agreement of counsel |
~, City Court Monday morning and mol
~ pressed. The compliments agreed to pa
nc the costs.
ul George l.. Campbell, the we'll know
north end druggist, sold Friday h
Die stock of goods to Joseph Gotta Mr. Cot
.e- will retain tho present clerk in the stor
hn A. b. Kingman, as manager. Mr.. CAM
ur bell has a position with the Burngtc
Traction company and assumed his i,
ties on Monday.
The . class of the High school recent
,or took a collection for the purpose OF SUI
IN plying some of the poor of the city viii
NJ.