Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-08-18

nail in a room on the first floor. He went
up stairs and was at work when the
houco was entered and the watch stolen
Lee took tho watch and young Deshaw
pawned 1t for three dollars. Dcshaw has
previously had an excellent reputation,
but of late has fallen into bad company
Lee has been in city Court for a breach
of the peace and a drunk but this Is the
first time that u serious charge has been
brought against him. Officer CosgroVe
arrested the young men.
Robert y. Hoyt Of New York who has
been in the White Mountains for the sum
mcr, is in this city carrying his lett arm
i'm a sling while a fracture of the bone gets
we'll MIR Iioyt spoke reluctantly OF how
the fracture occurred but story of his
bravery in stopping runaway team when
was dashlng to destruction over the rough
mountain roads has preceded him.
party of about dozen guests Of tine
Hotel Champlain at Bluff Point came to
this city upon the steamer Maquam yes
terday noon, bringing tally-ho with
them and enjoyed II ride about the city
until late in the afternoon, when they re-
turned upon the steamer Vermont. The
rain prevented the party from going to
Shelburne Farms as they had planned to
do.
The agent Of Putnams phalanx mill
tary organization of Hartford, Conn, was
in conference with station agent Greene
Saturday arranging for the trip of the
organization through this city August
25th. The phalanx will como to Burling-
ton from Ausable Chasm by special boat
and 20 by special train via Montpelier to
Hartford. There are about 10 people in
the party. Some will be accompanied by
ladies.
The committee on special attractions Of
the Burlington fair have engaged the
German Attraction company at large cx-
pcnsc to give a free variety exhibition
each afternoon of the fair This exhibit
! tion will be strictly moral, to consist vt
| five acts, and will be gwen on large
| stage that the association Is to build.
fronting the grand stand. The committee
arc also looking for other mora enter
tainments.
TIE remains Of Abram w KinEsand,
who died i'm Chicago last Thursday, ar
/ rived in this city Monday night at 4:20 and
were taken to 30. ~ Bucl street. where
! the funeral service was held at 5l5 The
service was conducted by Rev. j. Isham
Bliss with the burial in Lake View ccmc-
terry. The bearers were j. S. Hickok, j.
g. llindes OF Nergennes, and Col. b. r.
Smallcy and h. J. Derby.
The General Vermont railroad ran an
Other excursion yesterday from the Wells
River road between Wells Rivor and
Montpelier. Tho excursion was enjoyed
ny $40 persons. Tho special train ar
rived in this city at 1890 and the party
went on board the Reindeer. which car.
ricd them to Plattsburgh, returning TO this
city about $3.50 and giving all an opportun
'ity to spend the two hours here before the
special left.
There was quiet home wedding og
Front street yesterday afternoon ut
o'clock wncn Rev. G. l.. Hail performed
the ceremony which united Miss Nictori,
Craig and John Mcintyre Of Milton in tn,
bonds Of wcdlock. Miss Craig was a resi-
dent of this city. A large number of pres
cnts were received and Mr., and Mrs Me
1ntyre left at APO for Montreal and Ottawa
After their wedding trip they will reside
in Milton,
Burlington Patriarchs Militant to Tn,
number of about %, with their wives, pro
pose 10 attend the sovereign grand Lodge
meeting in Boston, September 90 Tn,
grand lodge only rarely meets in New Eng
and and patriarchs from all over Vernon
are planning to attend. 1t met in Provi
dencc. II. l., i'm 1883 and in Boston in 1856
\ competitive drill, in which all canton!
in good standing can participate will b,
one of the features.
An excursion of 800 pcoplc taken I'D from
points between Randolph and Wilistol
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Itorday received an order from the treas
ury department Mt Washington to ship
. refrigerator to the marine hospital at DE
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} a record breaker for this season in tn
: line of excursions was carried by tn
| Champlain Transportation company Nor
l day. The excursion was given undo
; the auspices of the Methodist church O
Shushan, y. Y, a. point near Salem, an
I was attended by about 1000 people. Th
, excursion came to TiConderoga by specls
2 tram where they embarked upon III
= steamers Maquam ana Vermont for tn
. rae 10 thls city ana thence to Port Ner