Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-10-27

Friday at the house of his daughter,
: l.. Bates ofilciatcd. The intc-mcnt was
IN the c,mete y at Jericho Corners.
Rowland u. Lewis, VINO was recently
married to Miss Clara \. Hopkins at Ro-
che stor. VT. will. at the close Of his we'd
ding trip. reside at No. -, Lafayette Place
in this city. Mr. Lewis Is travelling
salesman FOR Spaulding, kimball * Co.
Yesterday was the 10Th anniversary of
the marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. :. Drew,
hut owing To the temporary indisposition
nj Mr. Drew there was no celebration of
tho event. Many friends will. however,
tender their congratulations to the couple.
The city scales At the city market were
tested yesterday by Il man sent here for
that purpose and We're found To be absu-
utcly correct. The test grew out of the
allegation that the scales differed from
some OF those used by dealers in the city.
DIR. Robert W. Taggart of this city has
just passed a successful examination be-
fore the board of dental examiners of New
York, and Will locate In Greenwich, y. Y.
Mrs. Taggart is now in Brooklyn, where
their little child has recently been very III.
y crushed stone roadway is being con-
structcd through St Joseph's cemetery
as a part of the work of the recently or
san!1ed cemetery association. The en-
trance Of the road to the grounds is at the
old French church and the exit on Willard
street.
Something like 20 carloads of rails for
the HnesburCh railroad have already ar
rived and are being distributed alcng the
line 81 the route. Nearly "A hundred men
are working upon the roadbed and it is
expected that some of the rails will be
laid this fall.
civil Service Examiner r c. Bromley
NCmincd four Candidates for the position
of mail clerk and carrier at the custom
house Saturday. The candidates are all
residents of this city and were Clarence
Il. FISK, Geo. l.. Ge.u, +. NJ. Coon and Eli
mcr l.. Coon.
Mrs. Noe, wife CT Rev ]. ]. Noe. pre-
siding elder of Burlington district Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, died at her
home in Rutland carly Saturday morning.
The funeral was held Tuesday morn
ing At ? o'clock from her late residence,
~ Lincoln avenue.
Invitations were received in this city
/ Thursday for the marriage of Agnes
| Louise, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
/ r.. Drury of Essex Junction, TO DR.. Henry
d. Snyder. L. $. A, on Wednesday after
noon, November 9Th. at O'Clock in the
Congregational church at Essex Junction,
! Yesterday and the night previous was
q period OF feasting and merry ma king in
! the Syrian quarter of this CITY The
cause Of the unusual excitement was the
wedding of Daniel II. Hachetie, a peddler
! to Rama ii. Isaac and the ceremony was
performed ut St Mary's cathedral by Rev
/ r. j. Barrett.
The funeral of Rev. Daniel Goodhue
who died on Sunday, was held at his late
home on Spruce street Tuesday after,
noon At O'Clock. Rev. Edward Hawcs
sang two solos. The bearers were y. X
Brown, w. J. Van Patten, ]. W. Russell
j. II. Robinson, II. L. Adams and A. b
Ohear
The meeting OF the board of manager.
OF the Woman's Auxiliary society to tn,
y NJ. c. A. was held in the Y. NJ. c. a
parlors Tuesday at 3 o'clock for tn,
election OF officers, The following wer,
elected; President, Mrs. O. r. Mason
vice-prcsident, Mrs. Solomon Walker; sec
rotary, Mrs. W. c. Kitchin; treasurer
Miss l.. Nj, Strain
The remains of Mrs. David Burke o
Mlddlebury were brought to this city Fri
day on the IL o'clock train. On the ar
rival of the funeral party carriages con
lVcycd the family and relatives OF the de
ceased, with whom We're Joined numer
Gus resident relatives and friends to IN
iGmly lot in ST. Joseph's cemetery, wher
brief burial services were held. Mrs
Burke is the mother OF Hon, d. n. Burk