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

~ MIS-, PlNkHdIH ohuNlIC anu NhcuiLiHC
short time to make a report before the
stockholders of the road regarding their
findings on the survey
In the case of WheeoCk VS.. the town of
East Montpelier, the Supreme Court de-
cided against the defendant and MIR.
Whcelock was awarded his costs in the
case. The case grew out OF the drawing
down Of Wheelocks mill pond which WAS
Il necessity when the bridge was built in
that locality. This necessitated the sus-
pension of business Mt the mill and Whec-
lock brought suit to recover damages
while the mill was closed.
The marriage of Osman l.. Goss of this
city to Miss Alice L., daughter of MIR. and
Mrs George II. Iadd was solemnized
at the residence of the brides parents in
MiddloseX last evening at s o'clock and
Rev. j. Edward Wright of this oificiated.
Martin Ilanley for nine years clerk at
the Montpelier house has resigned his po-
sition and will return to his home in
Richmond to-day.
Willard Hutchinson, who was re-
Gently arrested I'm New York on Il
charge of larceny. has written his father
for check of $50 which the latter has
forwarded Young Hutchinsons firm of
LAWYERS, liallgdn * jacobson, have sent
, TO Mr.. Hutchinson in this city for afiida-
Wits regarding the sons character, which
were promptly mailed.
The pupils in the public schools on the
Berlin side are giving the teachers and
| truant officers no end of bother because
of their truant acts. Truant officer Daw-
| ley threatens to award the leaders with a
course in the Industrial school
| W. j. Moore. one of the Co. II boys, has
returned to his former position in A. G..
Stones jewclry store.
| \ mad dog belonging A H.. Blake
| on the Berlin side bit Il young daughter
/ of NJ. ID. Sturtevant yesterday morning.
The band rooms which have been under
a course of repairs for the last two weeks
will soon be ready for occupancy.
George n Deavitt will leave this city
| Monday next for Burlington, where he
will enter the University of Vermont
1t is rumored on seemingly good auth
! GRITTY that three granite firms would like
to locate in this city.
Michael Rafferty,. James Trumbull and
James McMannus were released from the
| county Jail yesterday.
Michael Malone of this city has had sent
him ly Capt. h. Pclcw Pclton of Sher-
| brooke, Eng, information that he was to
| be sent reward for his service in tie mi
! litia of Canada which resisted the Fcniar
forces on the Canadian border in 1870
CABOT.
Addison Laird, life long resident pass
| ed away Friday last. For several years
MIR. Laird has been an invalid. He has
always had the esteem and respect of tn,
community. a widow, two daughters, ant
three sons survive him.-S. j. Norris is e
move on to his farm the first of October
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Rogers Will go witr
them.-The creamery paid its patrons H.
cents churn test for August butter.-C. II
l'tley is pushing the work on his new
house.-Carl c. Fletcher of st, Adams anC
Miss Lillian Wells of this place were uni
ted in marriage at the home of the Bird,
last Thursday, Sept 10, Many relatives
and friends were gathered to give then
their best wishes. Many fine and valuable
gifts were left as tokens of esteem anc
friendship. exercises vii
be held in the church wher
all repairs are done. A new
furnace will be one of the new features
The Endeavor society will put in circu
lar window over the doors.
NoRTHFIELD.
]. H. Gerry. aged 81 years, died at tn,
residence Of Orrih kimbail ut West Der
lin Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock o
pleursy His home was in South Hadle,
Falls, Mass, He came here several month
since from hospital in Massachusetts
expecting change of climate would be in
strumental in restoring him to health. IL
leaves two daughters. Mrs. Orrin kimbal
of West Berlin and Miss Eta Gerry o
South Hadley Falls: and two sons, Deal
II. and w S. Gerry, both of whom resid
at South Hadley Falls The body was ia
ken to Massachusetts Thursday night 70
burial.
, Louis p. Booth Of Newport was in tow
} yesterday visiting friends. He has lease
a photograph gallery in Randolph am
Will soon remove to that place from hi
present headquarters.
: | n "A
ment that no officers on the active lis
can be spared at present for service a
colleges, the university will be withou
the services of Capt. II. w. Hovey. Dur
ing his absence Cadet Capt. j. l., Mosele
will be acting commandment.
; Rev. Il. c, Downey will preach his las
sermon during his pastorate at the Uni
versalist church next Sunday. He is I
go to Spencer, Mass, at the urgent re
: quest of the people of that parish In tn
? evening at the Universalist church will oc
l cur the annual harvest concert Who Nj
Downey's successor will be Is not know
2 yet.
I George Austin Is at home from Miller
Q Falls, Mass, for a three days vacation
I he has been playing ball on a Massachus
= etts team during the past summer.
! A son was born to George England an
Q wife on North Street Sunday morning.
{ John Stack and Zed Sturtevant are rur
! ming the fair train as engineer and cor
! ductor.
Miss p. ]. Wiley of Washington has r,
4 Gently been the guest of her sister. Mr.
Asahel Blake.
FAYsTON.
S The centennial of the first settlement
i this town, by Lynde Walt. ESQ, obser'
q cd with basket picnic, was grand SUI
: cess. About five hundred people wei
r present. The weather was fine The pre-
gramme was fully carried out. Snglr
s by the choir. prayer by Rev. 8. e. Moo
}. address of welcome by j. b. Thompson
: song. Anna l.. Bragg reading of the cha
ter by the town clerk. s. ]. Dana; orig
y nal poem by Marion Dana; Rotations
i three school children; poem by Laul
II Brigham Boyce; band, dinner, recitation
r poem by d, s. Stoddard read by n
y daughter. Mrs. Dora Eddy; historic
It sketch, read by A. ID. Bragg. short a,
Is dress by A. A.. Kneeland, f. 8. Port
q and u. A. Fish, letter from jackson Gal