Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-14
HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.


A son was born to Or. and Mrs. Lyman
Allen Sunday night.
There were 2l6 recruits at Fort Ethan
Allen last night for the 43d regiment
There was a light frost Sunday morn
Ing, the first of the season in this city
Mrs. Sara Reynolds bookkeeper at IT,
J. Stanley Il Co.'S, is seriously i'll at her
home on Pearl street.
Mrs. Edna f. Noyes died in this city
yesterday. Her remains will be taken TO
Barnet to-day for burial.
The steamer Maquam will be withdrawn
from service for the season after making
hes trip on the 2Sd of this month.
The academical department of the Uni
Nersity opens Sept. q. number of out-ot-
town students are securing lodging places.
A petition in bankruptcy was entered
Thursday by Dan c. harrington of Dan
Vile, who has liabilities of SSi49 and assets
of $3.50.
Charles b. Davis of Brattleboro fled n
petition in voluntary bankruptcy Fri
day. He has liabilities Of $Ge3.Il and as
sets of $1SS.
The annual retreat for the clergy OF
the diocese of burlington began NJ 81.
Mary's cathedral Monday evening and will
continue until Friday.
The White Mountain train. which is us
ually discontinued at this season Of the
year, will be run between this city and
Fabyans until September go
a petition in bankruptcy was filed yes
terday by Marshall II. Stewart of Burling-
ton. Stewart is carpenter and has La
bilties Of $5l2 and no assets.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ashley have returned to
this city to reside after short wedding
tour They were married at Mrs. Ashley $
home in Belleville, Ontario, on August 80,
Mrs. John Haley has issued invitations
for the marriage Of her daughter, Eliza
beth NJ, to John j. Keefe on the morning
Of Wednesday, september 20, IN st. Mary 5
cathedral at S o'clock.
Guy p. Lamson, L. V. NJ, 90, OF RAN
dclph rendered a social dance to % OF his
friends Saturday evening at tho chapter
rooms of the Alpha Tau Omega society.
A most enjoyable evening was passed.
Cards are out for the marriage on Sep
TENDER 20, at Queen City Park of Miss
Nellie f. Tarbell and Leon j. Allbce, both
Of Tyson. This is the first wedding ever
celebrated at the park.
The Hinesburgh railroad proposes to is
sue am illustrated publication in the near
1ufQre Tor the purpose OF advertising the
attractions of this city and IIinesburgll
ANA vicinity.
Mrs. Boyle, the mother of Rev ]. !.
Boyle. formerly Of this city, died in Bris-
tol Sunday night OF pneumonia. Mrs,
Boyle lived with her son. The burial was
at Gloucester Mass, her former home.
Ernest c. Goodrich and Miss Rena c,
Edgerton, both of this city, We're quietly
married in Plattsburgh Saturday morning.
They returned to this city in the evening
and will have rooms at the Sherwood
house.
William Sayward has closed his engage
ment with W r. b. Wilcox and has gone
10 Montpelier for a short visit. He will
go from there to his home in Woodstock
and after "A short visit will 20 to Boston
to eater the Institute of Technology
Miss Mary +. Pcase, Miss Katherine
Worcester and Miss Lillian A. Dodds went
Monday noon to South iiadleY, Mas
to attend Mount Holyoke College. The
two former enter this year aUd Miss
Dodds is in the sophomore class.
c. w. Trask, who was formerly the
agent OF the Rutland Railroad company
in this city, has removed from Ogdens-
'urg y. y, where he has been located, 10
ST. Adams, where he will represent the
George Hail company, coal dealers.
Miss Minnie Ward. aged Ii years, die
of consumption at . O'Clock yesterday
morning at her home on South Battery
street. Funeral services will be held at
o'clock this afternoon from St. Joseph
church with interment in Mount Calvary
cemetery
The board Of police commissioners had
meeting at the office of ". l.. Buruar
Monday evening at which they considered
the complaint made by Mrs, Roohan, whose