Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-10
wo years ago for stealing a horse.

two years ago for stealing horse.
The Rev. W Herman Hopkins o. PouGn-
kecpsie has sailed for ii three months trip
abroad.
Stanley A. Greene, aged % years. died
at the home Of his mother on Diamond
street sunday morning at 1880 o'clock.
He has been i'll for several months with
consumption and has been "A great suffer
er for the past month. He was previous
to his i'll health employed in the auditing
department of the Central Vermont Rail-
way company, and by his cheerful, genial
manner and faithfulnesS 10 his duties
made many warm friends among his en-
ployers and associates, who are gricvcd
ut his untimely death and sympathize
deeply with the hereaved family. He was
at one time a member Of Co. b, V. y. c.,
He leaves a mother Mrs Lester Il.
Greene, and a brother, Capt. Frank l..
Greene of Co. e, LIST VI. Vols His father
died several years ago. The funeral was
held from the house at o'clock Monday
afternoon.
The amount received for total sales of
liquor at the city agency during the fiscal
year ending Jan. 81, 1890 was Sl,j56.S9. The
amount received this year from February
S to August jth inclusive is 81, 10l. %
Miss Esther Shcperd. aged 2S years died
at the home Of her brother. A. W. Sheperd
of Minneapolis, on Sunday. Miss Shepherd
resided with her brother-in-Iaw, Il. f.
Harvey. until four weeks ago when she
went west The news of her death is IA
great shock for though she has not been
we'll for sometime no one knew that she
was seriously i'll. She leaves beside her
brother. a father, L. l.. Shepherd of this
city. Her remains will be brought here
for burial.
Miss Nellie Jewett has gone to New
York, New Haven and Boston to spend
two weeks with friends.
of lnk A lG
held from his home ON Diamond street
Monday afternoon at o'clock. the Rev.
w. Hamilton Benham Officiating. The
bearers were c. W. Buckley, W. Def.
Watson George p. Derrick, f. G. Boyn-
ton, w. II. Golden and j. q. Hoyt. Tween
ty-seven members of the Unity Lodge, *.
Of T., attended the services in body and
acted as an escort to the cemetery A
ouartette consisting of T. w. 3isSctt Far
rand $. Stranahan, Arthur Sabin and
Howard w. Deming sang Gathering
. Home" and Il Cannot Always Trace tho
= way" The services were in charge OF
= Mark ID. Greene.
. George Scage has sold his furniture
I business to Comings Bros. who took pos
\ session Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Coming'
i is uncertain whether he will conduct the
t business la the store he now occupies oi
Kingman street or remove TO Mr., Scagef'
I former location on Main street.
. Dr. and Mrs. G. o. Webster of Berlin
4 Germany arrived in the city Tuesda,
0, morning and spent the day with Mr. anc
S Mrs II c. Morton, going to iIighgat,
1 Spr!Cgs to visit the doctors mother. The.
: expect to visit their relatives in this vi
II cinity about two weeks before going 4
+ Boston to spend week ana returning L
l. Germany.
> Miss Elizabeth r. McGrath daughter o
Is Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy McGrath, of thi
h city and William H. Fissell of Washing
d ton, ID. c.. superintendent of the fedora
J. building. We're married at St. Mary's parO
y, chial residence last evening ut 5;i5 ocloCh
o The ceremony was witnessed by only ~
o family Of the bride. Miss McGrath's Cow
~ was a delicate gray, handsomely braide