Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-10-06

school teachers, who has been i'll at the
home of c. y. Mosley on Loomi1 street,
has been taken to the Mary Fletcher hos
pital Miss Butts has a fever
J. T. Stearns left Thursday for Cam
| bridge, Mass. where he will resume his
work in the Harvard Law School Mr..
Stearns has been spending the summer in
this city at the home of his parents.
Announcements were received in this
J city Friday morning of the wedding OF
| Miss Eta Ellen. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. IL. Moore, to Clarence Lyman
Woodward at Proctor September 18th.
The twice-continued case of Mrs. Mary
Marcott for selling liquor was completed
in CITY Court yesterday afternoon. The
! liquor seized by the sheriff was forfeited
and Mrs. Narcotic was fined $40 and costs.
Albert Killam, the genial jantor of the
Masonic Temple, has returned from Bos-
| ton, Mass, where he has been spending
his vacation and honeymoon. Mr.. Kilam
surprised his friends by bringing home a
wife.
Private o. II. Roblard of Rutland, a
| member of Company G, who enlisted In
| Rutland but was transferred to Company
c of Brandon. died at o'clock yesterday
morning of fever. His is the 23d death in
| the regiment.
| Inc illuITldSc Oh NdpOleOn Il. LeIeDNfC
| OF Plattsburgn, n. Y, and Miss Lydia NJ.
Chausse. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Chausse of this city, will take place
at st. Joseph's church Monday, October
| Il. No cards.
The house committee of the Ethan Allen
club are arranging for a ladies night"
next Tuesday evening, at which time an
entertainment will be given by "The
Three Bostonians," harplst, a whistler
and an impcrsonator
Clarence Macia and George Ash, who
were arrested in Charlotte and after II
! day in jail here taken to Windsor, were
| convicted of larceny at Windsor Fri
day and sentenced to serve rs days each
at the States prison.
A new ruling was issued to the postor-
flee in this city Friday which allows
the issuing of money orders upon tho
home office. This will be an accommoda-
! ton in the larger cities but probably lit
Tie used in Burlington.
Mohawk Tribe of Red Men will have the
first of a series of whist parties at their
/ hall on Tuesday evening, Oct. H. and a
bail in the armory on Thanksgiving eve
FOR which the Howard Opera House or.
chestra has been engaged.
Capt. c. NJ. Brownell, who was removed
to his home n short time ago from tn,
Mary FLETCHER hospital where nc haC
been since the return of the Vermont reri
ment, i'll with fever is now so far re,
covered as to be able to ride out.
DIR. S. s, Costello and wife received a
telegram Tuesday morning at $3.50 O'CLOCK
announcing the death of Mrs. Costello:
only brother who was killed while worknl
about some machinery. They left on tn,
20 train for his home in Bath. Me.
The steamer Maquam came to this city
Saturday afternoon from Plattsburgr
with an excursion OF over 200 people from
the line of the ChateRugay railroad. Tn,
party remained in this city until 500 wher
they returned upon the steamer Chateau
gay.
The funeral of the infant child OF Mr.
and Mrs. A. ID. Pease, which died Tues
day night was held from the house yes
terday afternoon The service was con
Quoted by Rev Edward Halves, D. ID.
and the burial was in Lake View GENE
terry.
Private Clayton Rice of Company NJ 4
i'll at his home in Westford with an attacl
of typhoid fever. Private Rice had re
turned to his work in this city. but wai
Obliged to return home again. Miss Allie,
II. Wood of this city Is caring for tn,
patient
Passengers arriving in this city upon tn,
sleeper last night tell a story of an al
most miraculous happening between Stan
bridge and St. Armand on the line of tn
Central Vermont railroad. The hero o
the incident went to sleep upon the tract
Soon Il train came along in which thcr,
J were some 40 cars. This train passed owe