Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-28
HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.


DR.. and Mrs. Costcllow have gone to
Maine for a two months outing.
Dr. and Mrs. +. L. Clark are the pa
rents of a nine pound daughter, born Tues
day morning.
A divorce suit was brought yesterday by
Kalicl Mo-dward, a Syrian against his
wife Marena Mo-award.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Perrault of Rose
street are the parents OF an eight pound
son, born Sunday evening.
Sin thousand pounds of steel arrived
Saturday to he used in the construction
of the Pomcroy school building.
Candide LcClair ir.. sold house and
lot on Elmwood avenue Monday TO ms
father, Candidc l.eClair, sr.. for $500.
The engagement is announced of Ralph
A. stewart. L. V. NJ. '93, now of Worces-
ter, Mass, and Miss Guilford of Yonkcrs,
n. y
Col. and Mrs II. w. Allen and Mr., and
Mrs. T.. j. Booth were among the Bur
lnGton people who spent Sunday upon
Mount Mansfield.
Mrs II. l.. Johnson, accompanied by her
daughters, Hazel and Frances, will take
a carriage drive through the southern
part Of the State,
i. C. Garrow, who kept n barber shop
on Pearl street for some time has sold out
his business and gone to Worcester, Mass
where he will reside,
John w. Tltcomb and Horace w. Bal
Icy, State fish and game commissioners,
have appointed John Miller of this city
fish and game warden.
George Palmer Of Charlotte commenced
suit for divorce Tuesday against his
wife rcnia Palmer on the grounds of intol-
cradle severity and cruelty.
In answer to a question yesterday John
W. McGeary said ne would accept the
democratic nomination for city represen-
tatlvc If it were given him,
John McGrath was operated on Mon
day morning at the Mary Fletcher hospi.
tai for a fracture of Il hone in his ankle
The operation was successful in every
way.
The remains of Miss Cynthia +. DECKER,
man, who died in this city on Friday
were taken upon the II 30 train Saturday
morning to her former home in East Ran
dolph.
The mail matter delivered in South Bur
lngton is larger than anticipated. There
were lsi pieces of mail matter delivered b,
the carriers tine first day the free delivery
system was instituted.
Mrs. C. NJ. Brownell left Thursday 70
CnltkHHdubd NHeIt SNt SbtS " NlSll llC
husband, Capt Brownell, Co, NJ She car
red several mementos from Burlington
relatives to members of Co. NJ
Miss Jessie NJ. Davies closed her dutie
at the store of l.. Il. Clarkson e Co. Sat
urday evening and will go to Sarana
Lake, \. Y. The employees of the stor
presented Miss Davies with a silk UNI
brella.
The funeral Of the infant daughter o
H. NJ. Still of North Champlain stree
was held Tuesday morning at $3.50 from
ST. Joseph's church, Rev. Father Cloare
officiating. Undertaken Kelley was 4
charge.
About 1000 persons In all went on tn
recent pilgrimage to the shrine Of 81
Anne, coming from West Chazy and Coop
ersville, n. Y, and from Alburg an
Grand Isle. Six hundred also went fror
this city
Conductors Wyman and Sexton of tn
Rutland railroad will exchange train
next Monday. Conductor Wyman no'
comes up on the II 05 local and return
on the flyer and Conductor Sexton run
on the mail trains.
James s. Clark has Just erected "A mas
niicent carved rustic monument of Barr
granite on the Barron plot in st. Joseph
cemetery, as u memorial for the parent
brother and sister of Rev. Father A.
Barron of Bennington.