Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-08
HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.


Mr.. and Mrs II. L. Palmer are the pa
rents of II baby girl.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs A. D.
Peasc Sunday morning.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
i. Kimball August 81.
Rev. ]. W. Buckham and family of Sa-
lem Mass, returned homo Thursday
having spent the summer in this city.
A marriage license was granted Thurs
day to Carroll C. Robinson of this city
and Miss Mary Louise Gle of Stowe.
Mrs. G. II. LHeureux and children re-
turned to Brooklyn Thursday. having
spent the summer with her mother, Mrs.
e. n. Mead of Maple street.
The time for roting cases for trial by
jury at the coming October term of the
United States Circuit and District Courts
will expire on Wednesday, Sept 14th.
Mrs. J. a. Collier and two daughters re-
turned to Brooklyn Thursday. having So
journed for the summer with Mrs. Col
lier's brother, Secretary of State Chaun-
cey w. Brownell.
A. F. Richardson, DR.. A. p. Grinnell and
w. b. Jones arrived In New York from
Europe yesterday on the Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse. They are expected to return
TO this city to-day.
Cards were received in this city Thurs
day announcing the marriage Wednesday,
August 81, at Townshend, of Orison
Wheat Follett and Miss Emily Marsh Col
burn, class of 30. L. V. NJ.
The railroad company have repaired the
bridge on the road to Red Rocks so that
1t Is now safe 1t is understood that the
company are expecting to build new
iron bridge the coming winter.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Sarah Il. Marshall for the marriage of
her daughter, Marie Louise, to Rollin C.
Miles, on Thursday morning, September
10th, at $3.50 o'clock, in Hinesburgh.
c. NJ. Goodrich, L. V. NJ. 90 who has
been in the Adirondacks for the past
three weeks, left Monday for Easthamp,
ton, Mass, where he will teach in Willis
ton seminary during the coming year.
Alderman j. W. Johnson's eight months
old child, one of twins, died August 31st
Tho funeral was held from St. Mary S
cathedral Thursday at . o'clock The
body was inferred in Mount Calvary Gene
terry.
Senator Redhcld Proctor came to this
city yesterday afternoon at 1920 from his
home in Proctor and remained until 6:40
when he left for Montreal. He sails from
Montreal to-day to spend several weeks
abroad.
Dana G. Bicknell, U. V. NJ. '96, who has
been spending "A short vacation at his
home In Underhill. passed through this
city Monday on his way to New York
city, where he will resume work with tho
Western Electric company.
Don't forget that Monday, September ~
is the date of the Walter l.. Main grand
est and best Shows. Consolidated ant
that reserved seats will he on sale tn,
morning Of the exhibition at Stiles & Kel
leys, Clothiers.
The condition of Edward backyard, who
was stabbed by James McCabe on election
day In Bolton was little improved yes
terday morning and 1t is thought that h,
will recover. 1t is now claimed that botl
the men had been drinking.
Tracy t. Hazen, L. V. NJ, '97, who ha.
been engaged in biological work at tn,
University during the summer. left thu
city Monday to return to New York cit,
where he Is pursuing post graduate stud
les at Columbia University.
The articles of association OF the Hora
ito Hlckok company have been filed Tn,
company deals in wood products and tn,
articles of association are signed by f
F. Burgess, c. ID. Ordway, r. H. Ordway
A. A. Burgess and Max l.. Powell
The Elizabeth, y. Y. cornet band ha,
an excursion of $50 people Thursday OF
the steamer Maquam from Port Henry
Westport and Essex, NJ y, to Burlng
ton The boat arrived in Burlng ton abou
&c o'clock and returned about $50 p. m.
John Newton. the adopted son of WI
liam Murphy of Pitkn street who dis
appeared Aug. rs. has returned home. ]
appears that he returned TO this city from
the Post and bought ticket for Yer