Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-23

the grave, conducted by Dr. Halves Mrs
Dewey was A. years old and her death
came as the termination of a long illness
caused by malaria. Her body has been
Crenated, in accordance with her express
ed desire.
George L. Campbell, formerly OF this
city and now of Swanton is very serious
ly sick. He had an attack Of the grip and
was recovering when he suffered n relapse.
His many friends in this city will hope
for his recovery.
The 10 months old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Pagel of 1ntervale avenue, died
mt o'clock Thursday morning of Group.
The funeral was held from ST. Josephs
church at o'clock Friday afternoon The
interment was in Mount Calvary ceme-
terry.
". II. Small, representing w. J. Fegan
& Co, of Boston, was in this city Thurs
day and purchased of Max L. Powell, AS
siEnee, the stock of shoes of the BurlinE-
ton Shoe company. The sale amounted
to about 5000. The shoes will be removed
to Boston.
The work of building two large lumber
sheds for the new Shepard & Morse Lum-
Der company's plant was begun yesterday
by William Blondin, who has the contract
for building them. The sheds are located
next to the land of the Champlain Trans
/ pOTlullOH company.
Bishop Hall went on the noon train yes
terday to Nergennes for his visitation
of St. Paul's parish returning to-day. The
bishop goes to Rutland for Sunday The
rest of the week (Which will be Holy
weck) he spends at Bellows Falls, and
Easter Day at Brattleboro.
The Central Vermont Railroad company
have men at work removing the lower
portion of the brick building owned by
them, which was the engine room of the
Shepard & Morse Lumber company. The
great chimney and the remainder Of the
building will be left standing.
The funeral of the infant child of Mr..
and Mrs. George Maynard of Archibald
street, who died Wednesday evening, WAS
held at st. Joseph'S church Thursday al
ternoon at O'Clock Rev. Father Cloarcc
otiiciated. The interment was in Mount
Calvary cemetery.
Officer Russell returned to this city ycs-
terday from Port Henry, n. y, where he
went on Tuesday to secure ratricil No
Gowan, tho l9-year-old boy. who is
charged with breaking into a store On
lower Cherry street. MCGOWAN was placed
in jail, and awaits hearing.
Two petitions in voluntary bankruptcy
were filed Tuesday with the clerk of
the United States Court. They were
Charles d. Barnard of this city with as
sets of 1857 IS and liabilities of 1914 Ill and
Lysander w. Lord of Eratteboao with AS
sets of s2697.5l and liabilities of s31S3,H.
McMahons show window is the attrac-
ton these days. 1.-THE China Man" seen s
to have the knack of finding the newest
and oldest designs as soon as they arc
produced at the potteries, and his show
windows at Masonic Tempe are closely
watched for things new. His advertise
meat appears on page g.
The local druggists met Mr.. Abraham s
prices on patent medicines Tuesday and
} in many instances went him a few cents
better. Meanwhile the consumer is .'eHp-
. ing the benefit of the lower prices and
, when the cut-rate tobacco store is OPEN
ed the joy over the cut-rates will be even
more general than is now the case.
The shot gun owned by Mrs. II. NJ
Wight of Bank street. which was reIto d
, by T. j. Houghton, the man who has just
been convicted Of securing money under
false pretences and sent to the House OF
, Correction for 90 days, was received by
Deputy Sheriff Ballou by express Thurs
day morning from Bethel whore Hough
! tOs was arrested.
: The Mohican club was entertaincf
, Thursday evening at the handsome new
o homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Boynton on
South Union street Ivy Mr.. and Mrs. Boyn
ton ana Mr., and Mrs, j. A, Manson. Sup
e per was served at $50 O'Clock and at th'
/, etght-table whist contest which followcC
n souvenir prizes were won by Mrs. c. u
. Ordway and Robert Noble.
Intelligence was received in this city o
the death at Franklin, n. H., on Sunda!
o evening Of A. j. Snow of st. John5bury
o the father of Miss Winona A, Snow o
{ this city Miss Snow went to Franklin
I on Saturday night. Mr. Snow was abou