Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-22

Mrs. l.. A. Chamberlain has issued cards
| for the marriage of her daughter Lillian
Aradcllc, to George T. Trick. on Wcdncs-
day evening, September y, at 1i2 Archi-
bald street.
Charles : Van Patton left Tuesday for
| Philadelphia where he will spend tho
winter lie enters the University of
! PcEnsl lvauia tins fan TO take up some
| SPECIAL work.
Lyman Iadlcy. aged Sc years, died at
his home at Malletts Bay at o'clock
/ Thursday morning. The funeral services
were held at mis- home Saturday after
noon at . o'clock.
| The list Of unpaid taxes was placed in
| the hands OF Constable II. II. Sails Thurs
day for collection. The amount of the
taxes uncOlected is $9iij17. There are 1i25
names upon the list
Orvlle G.. Wheeler. who has been spend
ing i've months with brother in Cali
fornia. returned 10 this city upon the
sleeper last night lie kl re-entcr the
! University of Vermont.
Felix II. Barnard of the Sherwood
| House left Monday morning for Glens
Falls, y. V. where he married Miss
Nellie Ryan Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnard will reside in this city.
o. w. Barrett. L. V. NJ. ex-97, who,
with others has been preparing the Mex
! lean Museum exhibit for the Paris EXPOSE
tion in 1890, has been appointed exhibitor
| from Mexico by the Mexican government.
Sergeant w. S. Wager of Co NJ, who
| has been visiting at the home of his pa
| rents in Walthdm. Mass, has returned
! to this city and resumed his duties in the
store of II. w. Allen Il Co., Tuesday morn
! ing.
| Of
"trect died Thursday morning at > o'clock,
J The funeral was held from St. Joseph $
church Saturday morning at . O'Clock
with mtcrment in Mount Cavalry Gene
terry
DR.. w. Seward Webb and family re-
turned to their home at Shclburne Farms
Thursday morning, after a stay of some
weeks at Nc-ha-sa-nc Park. DR.. Webb
who was i'll for "A short time, has rccoy-
cred.
About 10 people, including the Sherman
! band, went yesterday morning upon the
excursion to ottawa. The band will re-
main until Saturday. The excursion tick
cts are good returning on all regular
| trains.
Temporary committees have been ap
pointed from different parts of the Stat,
by those in charge of tho temperate,
| movement in this State to meet next Fri
j., day IN this city to form II permanent or
ganizatlon.
Tho steamer Maquam on Lake Cham
plain and the steamer Ticondcroga OF
Lake George went out of commission Sat
urday. The Maquam was taken to Shel
burno harbor Sunday and tied up fol-
the season,
Prof G. II, Perkins went to Brandon
Tuesday on state geological work. Prof
All,
marble ard slate quarries and mines il
this State, He is preparing a report fol
; the Legislature.
The Burlington and Hinesburgh Rail
road company have accepted and signot
the resolution admitting them to this cit,
, which was passed by the Board of Alder
, men Wednesday night and approved b!
the mayor Friday,
The foundation for tho new High schoo
will probably be finished to-day, although
the contract allows until next Monday 70
the completion of the work The bids TO
: the supcrstructure will be opened by thu
: school board on October 1st.
Private Fraser, who has been one of thu
typhoid fever patients at the Fort Ethan
Allen hospital, has had relapse and 4
. not as we'll Two of the patients wcr
: able to return home yesterday and the re
manning II there are doing we'll
7 Private Charles w. Wyman of Co. NJ
} who has been very i'll with n fever at III
3 Fort Ethan Allen hospital since the re
turn Of the Vermont regiment to tn
state is now able to sit up and wall
o about a little in the hospital corridors
e The new street sweeper recently orderc
e by the stree, department arrived here b.
n boat Tuesday morning and was taken t
= the city market grounds. The sweeper /
a two-whceed arrangement, under whc