Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-02-09

+. Woodbury.. Sergeant w. S. Wager Ser
geant +. @. Taggart, Corporal c. II. Mont
gomery, Private Il. ]. Bombard and Pri-
waite +. ". Brown. These men named are
entitled to the five year service medals at
the expiration of the present year of SER
vice on the 18th of the month.
states Attorney v. l., Fish OF Vergennes
was in this city Friday in consultation
with Chairman u. ]. Foster of the state
railroad commission in the case of tho
Rutland Railroad company, in which an
injunction is asked restraining the ofli-
GERS of the company from selling mileage
books at two cents per mile good to bearer
under the new law. The case is heard at
the coming session of the United states
Courts. Mr.. Fish represents the State.
Charles Levee, aged AZ years years, died
at $3.50 O'Clock Monday evening of rheuma-
tism after a long illness. The deceased
leaves a wife, a son and four daughters.
Mr.. Levee came to this city from Winoos.
XII and was employed in the Boston store
The funeral will he held at St. Joseph $
church at 8 O'Clock this morning
Tho interment will be in Mount Calvary
cemetery.
The marriage of Miss Ardelle II. Wells
daughter of George y. Wells, to Benjamin
II. Cogbil took place recently at the home
of the bride in Boyden, Va. Miss Wells
was for a short time "a resident of this
city, having come here with her parents,
where they built a residence on South
Union street. After the death Of Mrs.
Wells, MIR, Wells and his daughter dis
posed of their home here and returned to
their former home in Virginia.
In Probate Court Saturday there was a
heal ring on the application for a guardian
over Bernard Halloram, a minor ward Of
4 South Burlington. Elihu Il. Taft was APP
pointed as guardian. A. G. Berry of Rich
mond was appointed as administrator Of
the estate of the late Ellen Henley OF
Richmond and hearing was set for
March 4th on the application of the adj
ministrator in the estate of J. L. Patten
Of Williston to sell real estate.
The marriage bells are beginning to ring
again at ST. Joseph's church. Monday
two couples were united in the bonds of
wedlock by Rev. Father ClOarec. The
contracting parties were Frank \. Fogg
and Miss Anna Mlot. both of South BUR
lington, and Ernest Potvin of Milton and
Miss Mary Martele of this city. The last
couple will make their future home in
Milton. The best man was Edward Nor
risseau and the bridesmaid a cousin of
the bride. Miss Laura Martelle.
Michael Burke, aged rs years, died at
the residence of his son-in-law. Patrick
Madden. on Spring street Thursday
morning at 80 O'Clock Of congestion of
tho lungs. The funeral was held at St
Narv's cathedral at Q O'clock SATURDAY.
The Interment was in Mount St. JOS
eph's cemetery. The deceased lived In
Willston for fifty years until short time
ago, when he made his home with his
daughter. Mrs Madden. Mr. Burke leaves
three daughters and one son, John. who
lives in Port Costa. Cal.
4 Sherlli reeves went lonud! fhsI,
upon Tue sleeper 10 Nutiahu WIZ
LOUIS ana Stepheh Marlih, "hoH
ne arrested IN South burlington
III the morning lor steaIlnS SHeei
pets from Daniel y brleh' me Gou,s
4 men were Drought before JuStloc T. ~