Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-08-04

turned to this city from their honeymoon
which was spent at the seashore near Bos'
! ton. and have taken rooms at the resi-
dcncc of Or. II. A. Crandall on Cherry
street.
j. G.. Zottman of Shclburne road died
last night of consumption. The deceased.
/ who was night Waterman at the Shade
Roller company up to the time of his ILL
ness, is survived by widow and one
! child.
Miss Phoebe NJ Towle, one of tho tea
cheers of the High school, who has been
at the Fanny Allen hospital for treat
ment for a few weeks was able to return
to her home in Enosburgh Falls Tues
day morning,
W. \. Lee sold his green houses on
! Mansfield avenue and tho property they
are on yesterday to Charles A. Gebiche of
New York city for 5000. MIR. Lee intends
to go West but has not decided just where
he will locate.
! The annual campmeeting ut Queen City
Park will open on Sunday, August 7, with
IA lecture by Rev. Il. Fay Mills The Rut-
! land railroad will sell excursion tickets
and special trains will come from points
as far south as Bellows Falls.
The engagement, is announced of Miss
Marie Marshall OF Lincoln, Neb, to K.
c. Miles of this city. Mr. Miles is of the
firm of Miles e Perry and he has a wide
circle Of friends and acquaintance who
will Join in hearty congratulations.
The six months old daughter OF Frank
Cormier died Tuesday morning. The flu
neral was held yesterday afternoon at b
o'clock from st. Joseph's church, Rev. Fd-
Their Cloarec conducting the service. The
burial was in Mount Calvary cemetery.
Paul Pelman died Friday morning at
his home on South Champlain street from
the effects OF heat prostration. He was a
slater by trade and the heat OF the last
few days had affected him greatly He
was % years of age and leaves a widow.
Miss Alice Whiting stenographer for
the Burlington Drug company, and Cush-
man e. Mower, has resigned to take a SIM
liar position with the Wells & Richardson
company. Miss Calle Parker OF Essex
Junction will enter the Office of Cushman
e Mower.
G.. Jean Holden has received mis- COM
mission as a second lieutenant in the reg
ular army and left this city Sun
day evening for Atlanta Ca, where he is
ordered TO report before Joining his regi-
} ment Lieut. Holden is assigned to the
Tenth infantry.
H. ID. Stone shipped his lunch cart, the
| White Mountain cafe, to jamestown ~
| Y, yesterday and left with his family for
that place last evening. Mr.. Stone has or
dered another lunch cart and it is expect
ed to arrive this week and Charles ii
Brown has been engaged to manage IT,
Anthony McCale, an employe of Spauld
ing Il Klmhalls ware house who was in
, jured several days ago by a pile of bar
2 rels loaded with -four rolling against his
left leg, is in n bad condition. Blood pois
oning has set in and Mr. McCale Is con.
= fined TO his bed with badly swollen leg
DIR. Grinnel sailed for a trip abroad yes
/ terday or the Teutonic, The doctor wa;
10 have sailed last week, but decided no
to go as his wife was i'll at Swampscott
a Mass. Mrs. Grinnel has since partially
@ recovered and arrived in the city yester
= day, accompanied by her daughter Miss
| Fannie Grinnell.
new railway mail service branch wa
t put into operation Wednesday between st
o Johnsbury and Swanton upon the 81
e Johnsbury & Lake Champlan railroad !
G mail leaves st. Johnshury about 1880 il
the morning arriving at Swanton befor
9 noon. Returning the mail leaves SWantol
: about O'Clock and reaches st. Johnsbur,
IN the evening.
, Justice A. V. Spalding went to Soutl
. Burlington yesterday and heard the sui
of Joseph Barrett against John Van Sick
= len for assault and battery, judgmen
/ for 80 ana costs Of 5,33 was rendered tn
y plaintiff. Another suit in which Barrett
o socks to recover 500 wages from Van Sick
len Will be tried Friday evening,
:, pocketbook containing a .note for 81
e small amount of money and receip
|. Twas found by Hackman Madigan on tn
O dock of the Champain Transportato
company Monday afternoon Just afte
the passengers came off the steame
= Chatoaugay, The hackman turned III