Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-08
HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.

~ ' FN'NO N'O''N'
The state Board Of Health will meet in
mis- city Friday for organization.
There are no changes from last week
N the price of articles In the local mar
kvtS.
Alderman c. s Isham left Monday even
Ing for "A business trip of two months in
the West,
A petition in voluntary bankruptcy was
Ned Thursday by John \. Demare of
Berkshire.
Capt C. w. Brownell resumed Monday
his duties in the office OF the Wells &
Richardson company.
The record of the births ami deaths for
the month of November in this city shows
a births and ~ deaths.
Thomas Hogan, who was taken from
the hospital to his home "A short time ago.
Is constantly improving and is able TO DO
out for a short time each day.
d. Bourne and family of Rutland have
moved TO this city and will make their
future home here, They have rented the
house at No. 81 North Union street.
Henry w. Johonnott is able to be out
and resume his duties with the BurlinS-
ton Traction company, after having been
i,l for three weeks.
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Mss Grace. who have been visiting in
buffalo, y. Y, and Cleveland, o., for sew
cral weeks, have returned.
The first annual coachman's ball is add
vertised IN be held at Masonic Temple
hall in this city on the evening of Jam
uary II. The city orchestra is engaged.
The breach of promise suit of Priscilla
Mortimer of School street versus Hiram
&. Smith. brought several weeks ago, has
been settled. The amount sued for MAS
Sas".
\ petition in voluntary bankruptcy was
filed Monday 10y Arthur ID. McIVer of
Barre. Papers in involuntary bankruptcy
were entered by Oliver r. Baker of Brad
ford a merchant
Horatio G. Loomis left this city Satur-
day evening for New York. where he will
spend the winter at the Holland House,
AS is his custom. Gen. 7. S, Peck accom-
panied Mr.. Loomis.
The breach of promise suit of Sadie
Heating versus Edward II. Paul, in
which there was to have been n hearing
IN Saturday, was continued for one week
The suit is for 500.
q. II. Lewis of Nergennes was in this
city yesterday and received from ID, j
Foster, whose successor he Is in the Of
fee OF commissioner of State taxes, the
records of the office.
The old Champaign wharf occupied by
the shepard Morse company is To bc
repaired, The building over the wharf /:
beire torn do vn preparatory to the work
The wharf is badly in need of repairs.
Mrs. Sarah Marshall of Lincoln. Ncb.
who is now stopping in Hinesburgh, an,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ray of Hino sburgi
are preparing to come To this city for tn
winter and will live ut No, ~ Clark,
street.
The friends of Mrs. w. T. Curtis, wh'
underwent a severe surgical operation 81
Monday. will he glad to learn that she 4
doing nicely. Her little son Arthur IS al
SO recovering from his recent serious III
ness.
The exceptions in the Barney will cas-
were settled before Judge Ross Tuesda,
morning and the judge went at noon L
Mlddlebury, where in the afternoon h
presided at the opening of Addison Count
Court.
Clayton Rice, late OF Company NJ, VIII
has been III with "A fever at his home Il
Nes,ford for several weeks. is In thi
tty and will this morning resume his du
lies in the department store OF Gardne
Brewer.
II has been decided, after considerabl
Elaboration, to close the fall term of tn