Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-03
HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.


Mr.. and Mrs Fred Wright of Elm street
are the happy parents of a baby girl.
Rev. Edward Halves has returned from
Detroit and expects to go to Philadelphia
next week.
Chester Jonnott was tried before Justice
Davis Tuesday for intoXcation and WAS
fined s. and costs.
The Shepard & Morse Lumber company
have erected a new smokcstack, l0i feet
iu height on their rev engine house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. p. Shaw leave this
morning for two weeks vacation to be
spent in jefferson Highlands, n. II.
f. y. Drury and family of South Bur-
lington will come to this city this week to
reside with II. n. Drury on Elmwood ave-
nue..
The Burlington Trust company has noti-
fed its depOsitorS that the rate of interest
on deposits heCeafter will be three per cent
Ter annuiu.
Caroline Is. Richardson has sold to Fred
erick W. Baylies the late Richard son
Homestead at "a Pine street for consid-
GRAFTON of $1,000.
one petition in bankruptcy was filed
Saturday with Commissioner George T..
johnson, that of Carl +. Story of Iras-
sets.
w j. Longe, a former member of Com
lany NJ, of ESSEX Junction, has enlisted
in Capt. Brownclrs company for service
in the Philippines and left for Plattsburgh
last night.
The petition in bankruptcy of Elmer T..
Piper of St, Johnsbury was filed Mon
day with Commissioner George h. john
son. His liabilities are S59,92 and his as
sets s27S
Sheriff Reeves went to Essex Tuesday
and arrested Patrick Mcclure for breach
OF the peace. He was brought before Jus
tice Graves and pleaded guilty and was
fhed 81 and costs, which he paid,
Deputy Marshal l.. y. Drew brought
seven Cinnamon to this city Saturday
from Richford. They were taken before
Commissioner Johnson and their bail fixed
at $3.50. They were all very young.
Seven Cinnamon were brought to this
city yesterday by Deputy Marshal Parish
u attend the hearings now in progress be-
fore Commissioner George T.. Johnson.
Five Of them have already given bail of
s2o0.
John Marbury of Manchester, formerly
of the Daily News staff who for several
weeks has been i'll at the Mary Fletcher
hospital, was able to return to his home
yesterday
Mrs. Judith OGrady, aged "a, dide Mon
day of cancer, at st, Joscph's orphan
asylum. Funeral services was held from
St. Mary's cathedral Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock with interment in St. Joseph's
cemetery.
The remains Of Mrs. Jane Paul, who died
Saturday in South Burlington, weCe
brought to this city Tuesday by Under
taker Roberts ana sent on the morning
boat to Clintonville, y. y, where the bur
ial will take place.
The East Georgia station ON the Contra
Vermont railway is no longer m all-nigh'
station, orders having been issued CLOSING
the station at 0 O'Clock each evening thus
dispensing with the services of nigh
telegraph operator.
The steamers Chatcaugay and Vermont
carried party of about $50 people Tues
day under the auspices of the Chariot,
Sunday school to Fort Frederick and re-
turn A number of eXcursionists BOARDED
the boat in this city.
Joseph, the three months old son OF
Mr. and MTs. Joseph Bison of North ave-
hue, died yesterday after long illness
Funeral services will be held To-day from
-. Joscph's church. The intermont will
be in Mount Calvary cemetery,
CORPORAL Parsons and four prvates o
the 18th United States infantry came Mon
day from Plattsburgh and went to For
Ethan Allen to prepare for the coming o
the 40 men who have been detailed to tax,
charge of the post during the cavalry''
absence.
Miss Carrie Signor has resigned her posi-
ton as stenographer with the Grand Unior
Tea Company and accepted similar on,
with the Wells Richardson company