Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-07-20
HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.

VI fNlNO
Alderman Z. s. Adsit and family have
orcned their summer cottage at Camp
Idicwlld, South Hero.
At the Rescue Home on ShelbWne street
there is a handsome blonde baby girl, -
months old. for adoption in good fam
lily.
petition in voluntary bankruptcy was
entered Tuesday by Gardner +. Turner
OF st. Johnsbury with liabilities of SA6S G.,
and assets of $3i.
r. r. Collamer of Shelburne. who was
at one time in the employ of j. g, Bellrose
of this city, has n position in the phar-
macy of Collins Blakely of Montrelier.
Wagner George Sharpley late of Com
pany NJ LIST VT. Reet.. will enlist in the o6th
regiment now recruiting at plattsburgh.
Others Of Company NJ also contemplate en-
listing.
Bishop Daniel A. GooIscl, d. D., Ill. d.
Of ChattaCooga, Tenn, will be at Spring
Grove on August H. Being speaker of
forceful address. he will attract large
crowd of listeners.
Charles L. Wager who has been con-
nected with the Platt sburgh Beef company
for several months, came to this city
Thursday and will enter the employ of +.
Iowes d. Co.
Frank W. Wright has resigned on ac-
count of il-health. his position in the Gus
tom house as inspector and deputy colec-
tor of customs. a transfer will probably
be made TO FIJI the vacancy.
The funeral of the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Kilam was held at
o'clock Monday afternoon, Rev Ed
ward Hawes Officiating The interment
was in Lake View cemetery.
left Monday morning for Oak Ledge
where they will be in camp for two weeks
under the direction Of Frank Bullock.
They will come to the city Sunday to sing
at the regular services.
The Spring Grove camp meeting will be
held at New Haven from August nth to
oath inclusive. This is the annual camp
meeting of the Burlington district and will
be in charge of Rev. Or. q. W. Brown,
the new presiding elder.
Notices were posted yesterday for the
payment of city, school, highway, State,
SINKING fund, State school, road and coun-
ty taxes on or before August 2S. After
that time five per cent will be added and
the taxes collected.
A suit has been entered for County Court
in which Mary A. Shaw and Fanny T.
Shaw seek to recover damages from Chas.
r. Nash of $1,000. Suit is brought by J. w.
Russell as attorney and Involves a matter
Of rent.
George w. Grandy has resigned his DO
sition with the Wells g. Richardson Co.,
and accepted the one with the Matted
Cereal Company that was vacated by
Capt C. M. Brownell when he accepted a
command ia the 26th Regiment for ser
vice in the Philippines.
1t is understood that Mrs. Flossie Nash,
for whom Frank Cassavoy, jr., deserted
his wife and children was driven to Shell
burne Wednesday evening and took the
sleeper there, Cassavoy is supposed 10 lie
IN New York.
Alderman and Mrs. +. S. Adsit returned
Thursday morning from weeks trip ia
Cape Cod. Mr.. and Mrs Adsit were 10
have taken trip to Nova Scotia but
found the steamer so crowded that the
trip was abandoned.
The suit of K. b. Walker VS.. d. w. c.
Clapp, which was continued until yester.
day morning for completion was again
continued until August %. The suit is tc
recover damages for the tearing down OF
the bill boards at the armory
Benjamin Bicknell of II. w. Allen &
Co.'S who Is enjoying two weeks vaca-
zion. was married Tuesday at his home in
Bristol to Miss Merle Brooks The news
came to this city yesterday and was a
complete surprise to his associates.
f. C. Brown and Charles II. Harrington
of South Burlington returned THURSDAY
from weeks fishing trip among the
islands and report the following catch
152 pike, 10 black bass and 6 pickereI
Eighty-onc pike were caught in one days
fishing.