Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-29

King was taken out upon the veranda,
and the night air soon revived him, but
he was unable to leave the house until
MONDAY.
Charles Day. Troop X. 81 cavalry was
honorahly discharged Sunday after
serving In tho Sd cavalry six years. He
fought at Santiago and did good service
hut afterwards came down with yellow
fever. y week ago last Saturday he came
to Fort Ethan Allen. He says he has
had enough of it for the present. Ne left
Sunday night for his homo in st. Louis.
Mo.
Edward C. Smith. who joined the Uni-
ted States steamer Enterprise at Boston
last fall, as u cadet. is visiting his pa
rents ct the Richardson. ON three
weeks vacation. ON the return of the
vessel after its summer cruise he passed
Il successful examination. with high aver
ages. in navigation and scamanship, and
was promoted TO the position OF gun cap
tain.
y little child named Bashaw from T.o-
well. Vt, died at the Fanny Allen ho~pi-
tai Tuesday morning. Tho child had
been breathing through silver tube since
Sunday, when an operation was performed
FOR The removal Of a bean from the righ,
bronchial tube. The bean was accidental
~ swallowed and laCcrated the throat
very badly 50 that the child was in dan
ger of sanoc1ting.
The Woman's Auxiliary or ST. Pauls
parish elected the following officers at
their meeting Monday afternoon: Presi-
dent. Rev. Dr.. J. Isham Bliss: vice-presj.
| dent and treasurer, Mrs. Edward Barlow
secretary. Miss L. L. Shaw. The execu-
tive committee is composed of Mrs. c. d.
/ Williams. Mrs. Elias Lyman. Mrs. f. {.
| Harrington and Mrs. p. l.. Taft.
William Grosser. Troop X. Sd cavalry
was honorahly discharged Monday and
I lCf; for his home IN Ashland Pa. on the
le:0S train. lie has been in the 81 cavalry
Tor the past 10 years Before the war he
went to Chicago. where he was in tn,
recruiting service. When the war hrok,
out he was sent to Tampa. where no was
stationed until the al came back To thl,
city.
Col. Robert J. Kimbal of Randolph
presiden; OF the Vermont branch Of tn,
Sons OF the American Revolution. was IN
this city Monday. returning from Mont
peiier, where he has been to make ar,
rGngemen,s for the annual meeting of n,
society early in November. Gen. Stew
art l.. Woodford. ex-minister 10 Spain
will be present at the meeting with sew
erai other distinguished guests. Their
Will be a banquet at the Pavilion.
Mrs. Sarah NJ Lane. widow OF the lat,
Hiram 5. Lane died al her home. IS
North Union street ut o'clock Frida,
morning. Mrs Lane was ~ years old Sh
had been confined to her bed for The pas
: month. Heart failure was the CAUSE o
! her death. Born in Burlington. she ha
always lived here. She was the daushte
. OF Capt Lothian jones. Three children
| are eft to mourn her loss. Mrs. T.. II
Jones, George w. Lane and Charles II
/ Lane.
} There was a quiet little wedding at tn
l home Of MIR. and Mrs. George W. Bur
; on South Union street Thursday after
noon at $50. when Miss Elaine II. Clark
was united In marriage with Richard W
Thompson. The ceremony was pcrformo
4 by Rev J. Isham Bliss in the pres q
r y few intimate friends and relatives. Mi
= and Mrs. Thompson will enjoy "a shor
q wedding trip, after which they viii go
= Montpelier. where he is employed.
Mrs. Mary McKanna died at o'cloc
Monday afternoon after az Illness q
{ three weeks, aged IS years. Mrs. McKa,
: ma was born and always lived In Bur,inG
I ton. She was married Il years ago to "
n +. Mckanna, to whose brutality she owe
: her death. He is now serving a term 4
Q the work house. Seven children surviy
a Mrs. NcKanna. the eldest being Il an
the youngest two years of age. The Z,
neral services We're held at the cathedr;
; Wednesday morning AT S:9a o'clock The il
o terment was in st. Josephs cemetery.