Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-25
HOME MATTERS.
Mr. and Mrs II. II. Miller are rejoicing
over the birth OF a boy.

Mr. and Mrs. Fl. II. Miller are rejoicing
over the birth OF a. boy.
The engagement of Irene c. Edgerton
and f.. c. Goodrich is announced.
Announcement is made of the birth of a
son to Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Graves Of
Now York.
Troop t., Srd United states Cavalry, re-
turned to Fort Ethan Allen from Massa-
rhusctts this morning.
James Moran of this city was taken to
Waterbury yesterday for trea tmcnt in the
State Hospital for the Insane.
A fine specimen of native deer was re-
ceived by Prof. Perkins yesterday from
Lunenburgh for the University museum.
solomon ]. Wallace and Miss Hattie +.
lIaskins were married at St. Pauls on
Tuesday evening by Rev. George Y. Bliss.
The members of Stannard Post. g. A.
r.. will attend the evening service at the
baptist church in a body next Sunday
cvening.
one bankruptcy petition was filed yes
,erday. 1t was that Of Prsdaw Young Of
Milton, who has liabilities of 1865 ana
assets of 800.
Miss Edith Holmes Of Proctor, who has
been living in this city for some time mas
been engaged by Cushman and Mower as
their stcnographer.
petition in voluntary bankruptcy was
filed Monday by George +. Cisco of st
Adams, a railroad man. He has liabilities
of $397 and no assets
The remains of Miss Myrtle Knapp. who
died al the Mary Fletcher hospital sunday
we're sont to Mortified on the morning
train Monday for burial
Deputy Collector A. l.. Weeks has been
ordered by the internal revenue depart
ment to return the cuban Belle cigars
teized recently if the owners pay the tax.
George W. Shipman Of the Burlington
Fish company has sold his interest IN
the company to e. b. Jones, who will con-
llnue the business.
The board Of visitors Of the Home for
Aged Women are to give benefit recep-
ton at the home on Wednesday evening.
June :, from to o'clock.
Frank LeClair of Maple street, died yes
terday morning at ! o'clock at the age of
- years The funeral will be held to-mor-
row morning at S o'clock at St. Francis
Xavier church in Winooski.
The members of Stannard Post, c. A. r..
have accepted the invitation of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary of the Y NJ. c. a. to ne
their guests at supper on the evening OF
Memorial Day.
Mr.. and Mrs r. G. Severson left this
city Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 for Mon
treal, Vancouver Chicago, San Francisco
and other points. They will return to this
city about July 1st
Aware Adsit and party of friends vii
leave this city on the 10th of next month
for weeks cruise on the Sandalphon
lake George will be visited before the re
turn.
Hon. and Mrs. f. J. Phelps will return
10 this city and open their house on Soutl
Willard street early next week. The!
have spent the winter in New Haven
Conn.
Mr.. ana MFs. w f. Ferguson have Is
sued cards for reception at their hom
ON North Union street next Saturda!
evening, the 25th anniversary of thci
marriage.
The steamer Vermont begins her rcgu.a
trips next Monday, leaving Burlington 70
the south at $40 and returning at 40
The running time of the Chateaugay re
mains unchanged.
Miss Kitty Kane left yesterday after
noon for Denver Col, where she ha
secured a position as stenographer, He
place in Fred b. Debervies law oGic
will be filed by Miss Bessie Dryer.
George NJ. Rath, who was taken to tn
insane asylum at Waterbury from thi
rity about six weeks ago, was buried SAT-
urday at Northfeld. While in this city hi
home was at the corner of Main and Bat
terry streets.
II. p. stowe, who came to this cit
about three years ago after having spen
q largc part of his life in Hyde Park,
oriousy i'll at the home Of his daughter
Mrs. " A. Bullard. Mr. stowe is 10 year
Of age.