Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-22
HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.


The Lake Champlain Yacht club house
will 60 out OF commission on October LIST.
Pref and Mrs. G. T.. Howes have re-
turned from their VI alton on the Maine
coast
The steamer Reindeer has closed her
trips Tor this season and is being prepared
for winter
There was quite a severe frost yestor-
day morning. doing some damage to late
crops not harvested.
There are now % patients at the Fort
Ethan Allen hospital and of these all are
expected to recover.
James T.. Ward, who is critically i'll
with appendicitis, has been slightly bet
ter during the last two days.
Miss Eunice Weed and Miss Julia Smith
lett Monday for Northampton. Mass.
where they will enter Smith College.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Sullivan of North Battery street has
Leen christened George Dewey sullivan.
A marriage license was obtained Tues
day by Albert l.. Titse of Shelburne
Farms and Miss Hormina d. Rodegcrdts
of this city.
Dr. II. +. Lewis is still at the Fanny
Allen hospital suffering from blood POI
soning. The arm is badly swollen and
very painful.
Mrs. W. II. $. Whtcomp and daughter,
katherine. who have been spending the
past two months in the West, returned
home Friday.
e. b. Hyde of the hospital corps, Yer
mont regiment, came to Camp Olympia
last night from Brandon. Hyde has been
Ill with the fever.
Rev. MIR. and Mrs b. w Atwcl of Trim
)ty church Shelburne, We're the guests OF
MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur Field Thursday at
their Island cottage.
Dr.. II. L. Lewis is at the Fanny Allcr
hospital, suffering from blood poisoning
in his arm, contracted in attending cast
In South Burlington.
II. W. Putnams steam yacht, the Wash
TIA, was in port from Birch Island Sat
urday. She will be taken to Whitehall
this week for the winter.
Walter A. Weed, jr., who. has beer
spending most of the summer at his home
in Shelburne, returned Monday to Potts
rilc Ia, where he is teaching
The remaining "A mules of the Vernon
regiments equipment were shipped Sat
urdhy to Plattsburgh, where they will b'
transferred to the list regiment,
President Buckham and Mrs. Buckhan
were to sail last week on the Numidial
from Liverpool for Montreal. They arr
expected home about the oath inst.
Mrs. T.. II. Adams and son. who haV,
been visiting Mrs. Adams father, DR.. 4,
b. Johnson, fer the summer. returned Il
their home in Brooklyn, n. Y, Friday.
Fred r. Hadock was surrendered by hi
bail yesterday and committed to Jail. Tn
case is an action of larceny oommitte,
some months ago and the bail was $50.
w. ]. Van Patterns naphtha launch, tn
Isolde and c. s. Van Patterns sail yacht
the Glympse went out of commission sat
urday. They will winter in Shcburnc har
Dor.
Private Edward Guyettc of Company NJ
Vermont regiment, is AT his fathers hom
on Juniper Island, i'll with II fever. Prl
vate Guyette had just been having an at
tack of the jaundice.
Commissioner Miss Eva Booth will Wis
Il Burlington Friday evening, Oct. 9Th
and will speak in the Methodist church
Miss Booth is a daughter Of Con Booth
the founder of the Salvation Army
John c. Torrey, u. V. NJ. 'sS, went Frlda
night to Boston From there he will g
to New York city, where he will TAX
some special studies in Columbia unver
sity.
petition is being circulated in thl
city asking the Legislature to proVil
for the opening of a fish-way through tn
Sandbar bridge. The petition has bee
out but a short time but is literally sign
cd.