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


cased.
Waite Sabin started Monday evening for
Kirksville, Mo. where he is to take ~
months course in the School of Osteo
patty.
+. l.. Wheeler, who has been In business
in this city for some time, Is to return TO
his former home in Worcester, Mass.
C. II. Wellman is to go to Boston, where
he will enter a dental college.
Rev. a. n. Lewis, rector OF Christ
church. concentrated the anniversary of
his pastorate with the church and the aSth
anniversary of the founding of the church
by giving an historical discourse which
was highly interesting. The church has
n membership of 2l1 persons and congre-
cation of AGO souls. The parish has had in
al, 10 pastors. who have held pastorate
of an average of six years each.
The following candidates will be exam!
lned for admission to the Washington
county bar at the court house Tuesday of
next week: NJ. T. Maurice. Z. NJ. Paige.
II. G.. Webster. a. S. Sherman. of Chit
tendcn county: +. j. Marshall, u. a. Bal
ley, William Wishart and w. +. Hurlbert.
of Washington county; David Conant. of
Orange county; III. II. Kingsley and W.
X. Farnsworth, of Rutland county; Bcr-
trand Dimck. Albert A. Sargent and T..
NJ. Goddard, of Windsor county; A. II.
King, c. A. Hull, j. III. Morton and A. A.
Robeistow of Franklin county; +. III. Mo
Farland. of I.amoile county; H. y. ock-
ington and j. ID. Bates of Caledonia couu-
| ty; Ira II. Laicur. of Addison county;
ii. j. Bales. of Windham county: W, 5.
Barton and T. T. Collins. OF Grand Isle
county. and W. w. Riordan. of Orleans
county.
Willard Hutchinson. who was arrested
| In New York recently under the charge of
shop lifting, was defended in his trial in
that city Saturday by +. J. Deavitt of this
place. and was let of with fine of s.
| Hon Charles Dewey and Mrs. Dewey
have returned from two weeks trip
! through the West.
A man giving the name of George Mar
tin and claiming to hail from New Hamp-
shire has left the city with some $50 or
more of Cassius Martins property, con-
sisting of money and personal effects.
! County Court. after recess from SAT-
urday noon. rcConvcned Tuesday at 2
O'Clock. The Pond-Curtis breach OF prom
! Use case. which on Saturday was settled
out OF court. and the Allen & Richardson
VS.. John Eyanca replevln case were taken
up. w. f. Cate of Calais. who has been
doing jury service since court opened, was
excused until the first of November.
Lee Templeton. aged 10. son of the late
Frederick Templeton of Worcester. and
for the past six months law student in
the office of Mayor John II. Seuter. died
at the home OF his mother in Worcester
yesterday morning at 3 O'Clock. He is
survived by mother three brothers and
two sisters.
The case of Allen & Richardson vs..
John Ryan occupied all the time In the
County Court yesterday and the jury and
some of the court officers are wondering
IL the last of this case. which deals with
a yoke of oxen, will ever come to an end.
Mrs. Kate Hyde Wilson. sister of f. d.
Hyde of this city. died At her home in
Seattle. Wash, Tuesday. Mrs. Wilson is
eli rt.fNs sod hx-o ,,A 40,
The petition which is row being circu-
lated among the citizens of this city ask
ing that the Legislature grant another
trial to Mrs. Isabella Marsh and William
Buzzell. who are under sentence
at Windsor. and who were tried in this
city some Il months or more ago. Is caus-
ing deal of comment. The document is
not being generously signed.
WAITSFIELD.
Uncle" Nathan Robinson died on Sat-
Iurday evening, October l. ut the advanced
age of ST years, lacking only u few days.
Funeral services We're held Ut the NJ. r.,
church ON Tuesday nj 1850 a. m. Rev.
i William 4. Miller. oiiiCiating.-C. Il. VIII
l!ams of Waterbury. with his daughter
Matte of Waltham. Mass, visited friends
in town Sunday.-On Friday, September
50. u new girl baby came to gladden. the
home CT MIR. and Mrs. NJ. j. Long.-The
community was greatly shocked at hear
ing of the sudden death of Mr.. Josiah
Holden, which occurred Sunday after
noon, October . Mr.. Holden. although in
quite feeble condition. had been no
more so than usual. and left the house
about two p. m. as his family supposed,
for one of the neighbors, but on the an-
preach of night and his failing to return,
they became alarmed and instituted Il
search which resulted IN finding his dead
body in field about quarter OF a mile
from the house at $50 that evening. II
Is supposed that death resulted from hear,
failure. or possibly from the effects OF a
fan Funeral services Were held on We'd
nesday at ~ a. m, al the house.
WORCESTER.
Charles Sands of Co. c. 9Th Massachu.
sets, who has been very sick at the home
OF his mother. Mrs. Frank Jones. is ADJ,
. TO be out-Lee Templeton is critically IL
with typhoid fever, with very slight
chance for recovery.-George Ellis is very
sick at the home OF Clark Holmes-Mrs
Mary Kent MaNham is i'll at the home oi
her father. Mr.. r Kent.-A son was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Frank r. King on Thurs
day last.-Hcnry Abbott, Bert Dugar
Clinton Taylor. Elton Taylor and Viii
Holmes have gone deer hunting to Fecd-
inand, In Essex county.
, NORTH FAYSToN.
Miss Elsie Moore of Duxbury visited
: her sister. Mrs. NJ. T.. Davis-Mr. and Mrs
Marvin Davis who nave been gone fol
, some time have returned home.-J. A
, Grandheld who has purchased the Nerno,
, Barker house In Moretown intend.
moving there this week.-The huskins a
John Neil's last Friday night was wei
attended 1t being the first of the season
; j. A. Grandheld has sold hts mill
property and real estate to his SON
George and Levi who have taken posses
son.-Therc has been a large boulder O
! very fine granite found on the farm
, owned by NJ. r. Davis 1t is considered by
experts to be fneer than the Barr,
: Notwithstanding Marble of this place
and Miss Annie Anterior OF DuNbur,
were married recently at Mortified
p There was a reception for them at th'
home OF MIR. Marbles father.-LeVi Mel
son and Bertha the daughter OF William
and Eliza Bennett were married at tbs
NJ. +. parsonage at Waitsfield Sept ~. 4
r reception was held ut the brides home
Miss Jessie Prentlss teacher in No. 4
! and Miss Luna Il. Howe of this place at
= tended the teachers convention at Mont
: pelier.
, NoRTHFIELD.
A petition is being circulated and large
: ly signed in which the LegtsIa
ture is asked to give William
4 Buzzel and Mrs. Isabella Marsh
, new trial, or, failing that, commute thel
: sentences to Imprisonment for life.
p son was recently born to Thomas Nc
i Cutchins and wife.
John Hutchinson recently purchaser
o three of the abandoned cottages on tn
$ camp grounds. 1t has been decided q