Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-07-27
HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.


Mrs c. p. Boynton and daughter of
Elwood, Neb.. are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. r. W. Perry.
The marriage OF James Delaney and
Bridget McGrath will occur August sta
at St Mays cathedral.
Sheriff Reeves searched the hotel at Es-
sex Centre yesterday hut failed to secure
Anything Of contrabaud nature.
Lightning struck and completely shat
tered a large oak tree near Starr Farm
Beach during Friday afternoons storm.
St. Joseph's society has accepted an in
Vitation 10 be represented by a large dele
cation at n celebration and parade at St.
Hyac'nthe, p. O., osl the LIST OF August
A marriage license has been issued to
John H. Coray of New York city, a United
states soldier. and Julia Nj. King of Bur
lington.
Arthur l.. Kennedy. whose home is now
in Philadelphia. is taking "a business uip
to China. He is now on the Pacific haV-
ting sailed from San Francisco Il few days
HgO.
Dr. A. +. A King leaves for New York
to-day and sails FOR Europe on Saturday
to attend an International Convention of
doctors at The Hague. He expects to be
absent about five weeks.
Lottie Kirby was adjudged insane by the
Probate Court Thursday and ordered con-
fired in the State Hospital for the Insane
at Waterbury. She taken there by
her son, Charles Kirby.
The steamer Reindeer brought an ex-
cursion of sol people TO this city Tuesday
from Pattsburgh. Peru and vicinity. ar
irving at o'clock and leaving at AIS. The
Peru band accompanied the party.
The engagement of Miss Marion, daugh-
ter of DIR. II. II. Mcintyre of Randolph,
to Or. Guy Il. Loudon of this city is an
lounced. Miss Mcintyre is a recent gradu-
ate from the American School Of Ostcopa-
thy.
The Central Vermont railway ran an eX-
cursion of II cars and Go people to the
city Saturday night from Barre, Montpo-
ler and Waterbury. The train arrived at
$40 and after two hours sail on the
reindeer left FOR home at 1890.
The hay at National Guard permanent
camp ground near Fort Ethan Allen, has
been sold by Quartermaster-Gencra w. II.
Gilmore to c. w. Brownel of this city for
s}5. Mr.. Brownell is now harvesting the
crop.
A decision OF the Supreme Court in the
case of Catherine Atkins vs.. George At
kins ct ais, has been rendered in which
the decree Of the court of chancery is af-
Ermed and the cause remanded with costs
TO the defendant,
News was received in this city yesterday
OF the death on Tuesday If CowlcS, the
-four year old som Of Mrs, Emma w. Car
penter formerly of this city Mrs. p. j.
Cowles left last night for st Johnsbury to
intend the funesal
Next week Thursday the State Board of
Railroad Commissioners, accompanied by
theiC wives, Will leave For Denver, Col.
From there they expect to visit the Pacific
Coast and to return home via the Cana
dian Pacific railway.
Frank Merrill was brought to this city
yesterday from Milton by Deputy Sheriff
Meai's and lodged in the county Jail He is
accused of the larceny of Il watch chain,
revolver and other articles. lie was bound
ever for the grand jury by Justice Fuller.
The steamer Chateaugay brought "A par
~ of about 200 people TO this city yester-
day on an excursion under the auspices of
the Willsboro Epworth League. The day
was passed by the eNCurSlonistS in view
ing the various places Of interest in and
ABOUT the city.
A session of the Court of Chancery will
he held at the office of County Clerk O. F..
Ray Cext Saturday afternoon at 1870
O'Clock for the purpose OF clearing up the
chancery docket Judge Russell S, Tart
will be the chancellor and all parties in
terested are requested 10 be present
Professor Perkins of the University and
Mrs. Perkins are taking trip to the Pa
cifc coast by way of the Canadian Pacific.
stopping on the way to visit the glaciers
In the Solkirk range, in which the profess
sor is much interested, They may visit
Alaska before they return.