Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-15

day afternoon Of peritonitis following an
operation last week for the removal o; n
/ tumor. The body was taken to Corn
wal. on the ssh train Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Chandler and Mrs. l. &.
White. jr. who have been visiting Mrs.
W. Il. Gates for several weeks. went 10
Boston last uisht for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. c. \. Barber and family
Completed Friday moving TO their new
home at the Proctor place on ShcIourae
road. Mr.. Barber has leased the place.
which includes several acres Ct land, iOr
q term of years.
The steamer Ch1teauEay made a special
trip from Essex Thursday morning bring
ins large number Of shoppers - this
city. This was the last trim of the season.
At night the steamer went into Basin
Harlor and took on 10 tons OF cats con-
signed to this city.
~ u. Ferguson drove en- to Shei5urne
pond with a horse and buggy ThurSda V
The ice is 5i= inches thick. The Consul
mcrs' Ice company may cut there fer
present supply IL necessary. They got a
car load from Middl,bury and another
from Williston Thursday.
Capt. II. W. Hovey cane TO this city
Tuesday from Mortified and is maxim :
arrange ments to leave this week IN ac-
saturday from Washington. directing him
TO 40 to Salt Lake City. Utah. He expects
to take his family with him.
\ petition in voluntary bankruptcy was
filed Tuesday by Clark ". Graves Of
Cnderh!u. Graves Is - farmer ana his p,'-
uton = No. -. This number. nC.u ling
some half dozen involuntary petitions
is the aggregate since the new caukru pic y
law went into effect August isL
Several pairs OF shoes have been stolen
from the stock nom OF the Bur.inStCn
Shoe company NJ Howard Park. II is b,-
hevcd that about - pairs CT different
styles and sizes OF shoes We're removed.
aithough the manner In which entrance
to the building was gained is obscure.
/ In conversation with a Free Press r.
porter yesterday Prof. ]. l. Hills said ~
had not Yet decided whether ne would
accept his reNnFoiniment Upon the board
OF agriculture. No plans have been FORM
ulatet as yet for the next years work ii
the board.
Mrs. 5. :. Costellow of North W-inoosii
avenue was taken violently i'll wilh a
mental difficulty yesterday morning and
II Was with difficulty that she was r.
strained during the day. In tn, afternoon
she was Removed! 10 DIR. C.arke'S on North
avenue TO be cared for until her recovery
Clerk of County Court o. T. Ray. who
was appointed u hear the claim OF WI
lard Ferguson as To damages in the cas-.
or \. W. Cookie versus Willard Fer:usc n
and wife. announced a decision saturday
The cl..im for damages by Mr.. FerCu ,ou
Was not sustained. Each side pays il.
costs.
Second Lieutenant c. Jean Holden Of n,
lnth infantry arrived in iris city Fri.
day afternoon To spSnd leave of ali,
seEce with his parents, Mr. and Ms q
IL, Holden. Lieut.. Holden has heau STA.
toned with his regiment at Huntsville
Alabama, and has been suffering from
malaria.
An application for divorce was enter, a
by Fred II. Dvocrvile Friday for Ma,
Sle Mrir1tn against her husband Johr
Mc'irttn. The ground for separation /.
given as intOlerahle severity and th, \Stf.
ashs TIE CUSTODY % two minor ChIiIr,.-
and aliInony. Mrs. MCGraln has been in
this city dhout year. having come h.r,
from Manchester. y. II.
Sheriff Reeves made a search for uo.
ors At the basement Of the building 60
pied by William l.. Stone just north M
the ca Stone brewery on South Chan,
plain street Monday night and secured ION,
hoSs ard two cases OF beer. The snsr5r
also searched the place OF Michael Han,
I'm at the corner OF Rose and Ceta,
streets yesterday but secured no liquor.
y large party of burlington Odd F.'
lows, members OF Hamilton and Gre,
Mountain lodges, went yesterday after
noon NJ l:ao to Richmond. where they as
s.Sten IN the Institution and working a.
degrees in a new lodge. The IoiC,, NJ
instituted IN the afternoon AT $50 by Gran,