Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-11-17
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The street department completed tho
curling and guttering of Peru street yes
teiday afternoon and will begin work
upon South Prospect street to-day. The
latter street is to be curbed from Pearl
to College street upon the west side of
the thoroughfare.
Frederic Remington and wife, who nave
The Burlington Traction company ex.
pect to complete the laying of their tracks
over the lower road to Winooski this week
and will then begin the setting of poles
and stringing of trolley wires. The new
branch is expected to be ready for use
about December l.
The fair to be given by the American
Professionalism society and the Sher-
man band, which was to have begun the
18th of this month, has been postponed, on
account of the cathedral fair until the 9Th
OF December, when 1t will open in St.
John Baptist hall.
DR.. NJ. ]. Wiltse, who has been asso-
ciated for some time with DR.. ]. II. Lins-
ley in meteorological work, has been APP
pointed assistant bacterologist. Work
upon the room adjoining those formerly in
use as the State laboratory is in progress
and it will soon be ready for occupancy.
Gov. and Mrs. Z. C. Smith of St. AL
bans were the guests of Col. and Mrs.
w. Seward Webb of Shelburne House
over Sunday. G. Creighton Webb and
Hart Lyman of the New York Tribune,
who have also been guests at Col. Webb's,
returned to New York Sunday night upon
the sleeper.
There is an unusual entry in the book
of marriage licenses at the city clerks Of
flee. The entry is upon the marriage H.
cense granted to Nelson Boucher and Nj ss
Mary Delway on October 25th. Across the
face of the document is written in red ink
"Null and void. Certificate returned
Groom has wife living"
The remains of the late Mrs. Della A.
Peppin arrived in this city yesterday from
Massachusetts and were taken to Winoo-
ski for burial. The funeral was held from
st. Francis Xavier church and many
friends attended the service. Mrs. Pep
pin was n former resident of Essex and
her remains We're laid beside those of her
husband in the family lot.
De Goesbriand Council No. 49, knights
Of Columbus, will celebrate their first an
nivcrsary in their hall in Berry. Hall &
Co.'S block Wednesday evening, Nov. 23d.
The third degree will be conferred on
about 60 candidates by the Worthy Past
District Deputy, w. F. Kenney of Wo
burn, Mass
Alderman W. j. Edgcumbe received a
telegram from Milwaukee Saturday after
noon announcing the death of Mrs. Eve
line Edgecumbe. widow of his brother, the
late Benjamin Edgecumbe. The deceased
leaves an only daughter, Mary, who with
her eastern relatives will have the deep
est sympathy of her many friends.
A very quiet and Informal wedding took
place at st. Joseph's church Tuesday
morning at 8 o'clock when Father Cloarec
cd in m ri cd NJ
Burlington and Miss Agnes Forville OF
Wiliston. The bridal couple left in the
afternoon for Keeseville, n. Y, where
they will spend their honeymoon. They
will reside in South Burlington.
The store in the Adams block on Bank
street, formely occupied by 0. C. Taylor
& Co., has been leased by II. C. Gilbert
and is now to be RENTED as ladies' and
gentlemen's dining room. Several changes
have been made, new paper put in place
and the store put in order for its new pur-
pose. Mr.. Gilbert will open the dining
room about Thanksgiving Day.
Sheriff Reeves executed three search
warrants on as many places Monday but
found liquor in but one of the places. The
first search was made in this city al
James Naylon's on Champlain street
whore jug of whiskey was secured. The
other two searches were unsuccessful and
were at the places of ]. II. McGreevey
and John Dillon In Winooski.
The remains OF Hollis NJ. Chase. who
died in Chicago Thursday. were brought
to Cambridge Monday for burial. Mr.
Chase was n lawyer about 80 years OF
age and graduated from the Peoples Aca-
DENY in Morrisville and later from the
University of Vermont. Mr.. Chase's for
mer home was in Cambridge but he had
many friends In this city. He leaves a
wife and two young sons Mrs. Chase Is
sister of Mrs. o. S. Harris of this city
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