Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-02-23
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST, ALBANS.


cd clerk Of the meeting. IL. NJ. Stevens pre-
scented the name Of DR.. r. r. Waugh for
mayor and this was seconded by T. y. !
Stranahan, jr., The other nominations
are: Clerk and treasurer. b. ID. Hopkins;
constable William G. Brown; listers \.
f. Clark Il. c. Hall. c. W. Clark; grand
jurors, j. H. Montefiore II. T.. Wheeler,
! II. 7. Dee; oVerseer of the poor, Jamc
| Scott; auditors, w. b. Fonda, j. c. Strand
han. b. b. Perkins; treasurer L. s de-
post fund, +. j. Houghton; trustees st.
Adams Public Library for three years j.
d. Ranlett, A. A. Hall; for two years, {.
/ II. Watson, +. G. Smith; for one year ..
Y. Childs NJ Magiff; city republican COM
mittee, +. II. Keenan,, Nelson LEcuyer,
A. f.. Chlds. these last elected to serve
until freemen's meeting in 1900.
The democratic city caucus was held ut
raige's hall Thursday night. c. ID. Watson
was elected chairman and Il. I. McGettrick
clerk. The following officers were nomi
nated Mayor, Thomas Barner; clerk ana
/ treasurer, S. S. Watson; constable and col
/ lcctor ]. r. sullivan; listers. f. w Hyde,
j. w. Ryan. John Butler overseer Of poor,
/ George G. story; auditors. G. l.. Bingham,
NJ. +. sullivan. c. ID. Watson; trustee L.
S. deposit fund. H. G. Morton; city grand
/ jurors A. II. George, Horace Mckenzie.
John Carney.
| Demasse Quintin, "A brakeman was in
stantly killed in the railroad yard at
He was on top of the freight car when
sudden motion threw him to the ground
crushing his skull on the rail He was
taken Immediately to the undertaker's
and later to his home on Lake street. lie
leaves beside a widow, six children. He
was member of Green Mountain Lodge,
Il II. r.
Florence, the 22-yearold daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Florence Mccarthy died at
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
or Thursday and her body was brought
here Friday noon. The funeral took
; place from St. Mnry's church at ) O'Clock
: Sunday afternoon.
; The funeral of Frederick butcher was
r held from his home on Bank street FRI
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock the Rev.
j. r. Danfcrth officiating. Chas. Ander-
sen sang THE Holy city The bearers
, We're Messrs. ID. d. Ranlett, j. NJ. FosS'
l II. f. Bently. Is. u. Hopkins, c. T. Hogan
r and II. NJ. Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
: ney OF burlington. Miss Emily Carpen-
! ter, of Swanion, and Prof. Edward Dutch
1 or of East Orange, n. j., were in town
l to attend the funeral.
. VIM. Smallman of Malone was the only
. bidder for the f.. D. Fuller livery property
: and it was sold to him for 5000 Friday
1 morning.
: John Perron, aged 81 years died at his
: home on Katerine street Friday af-
y terroon at 1880 o'clock, the cause of his
n death being grip complicated with other
s diseases from which he has suffered for
g the past few years. He was a native OF
Il this city and has always resided here. He
: leaves a wife and several children.
d Clark L. Pierce. formerly OF this city
5 whore ne was private secretary to tn,
q general superintendent of the Central Yer
II mont railroad. has accepted the position
q of general superintendent of the o. an,
l.. G. company with headquarters at Rut
land
Harold p. Childs, who entered the Nava
> Academy at Annapolis last summer, stoo'
18th in the class Of 30 members at the re
II cent examination.
J. Rev. and Mrs. J. o. Bennett are receiv
/ ing conGratulation over the birth of
II son on Saturday, February 18th.
= 4 son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Sheri
"a dan Perkins of Messenger street Tues
~ day afternoon.
GEORGIA..
IS The house owned by Smith Wiley nortl
O, of Georgia Plain and occupied by Phi
r. Gilbert was recently burned and all it
d contents, an organ and sewing machine
H. incuded.It is supposed the fire caush
ut from an over-hcated stove pipe while tn
r. family were away.
,s Herbert Caswell is i'll with pneumoni
a and his brother Horace with quinsy sor
as throat.-Oscar Blatchley. NJ. D.. of Kan
d, sas City was summoned last week to ear
10 iov Who i. n, With tha grin Arthur so
ht of ar,is Ual. uvho is ill with nneunooniu
is is reported better
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ere y, to care for her brother. {. IL. Bess'
ge. or burlington was IN to"h last week
An MISUNDERSTANDING Il. smith returned
re- Iiolston, Mass Monday'-Ihe large a
tendance of young people at IN" Sund'
evening meetings Is evidence OF me got
work done by the late Rev Edwih
Brush.
FRANKLIN.