Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-02-09
HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.

VI AM VISilNI u
Miss Lillian mclaughlin is i'll with the
grip.
Mrs Frances D. Dow is very i'll with an
attack of pneumonia
a son was horn to Mr. and Mrs E. NJ.
Barlow Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs l. +. Hatch have moved to
This city from Nergonnes.
Thomas Hogan resumed his duties in
n. +. Chamberlins store yesterday
Mrs. w. II. Stone of Detroit, Mich. is
visiting her father l. J. Flanagan
i. L. Taft went to Plainfeld yesterday
on account of the serious illness of his
mother.
j. A. Haynes was removed from the
Mary Fletcher hospital yesterday to his
home on George street.
\ petition in involuntary bankruptcy was
filed Monday by the Crystal Spring Bot
Ting company of Rarnct
Mrs. p NJ. Snyder, who has been suffer-
ing since January from an attack OF the
strip, is slowly improving.
Willard Ferguson. the son of Mr.. and
Mrs w. T. Ferguson OF North Union
street, is quito seriously i'll.
The annual meeting of the Lake Cham
plain Yacht club will be held at the Van
Ness House Tuesday evening, February
a.
In Probate Court yesterday Lizzie Bus
key was adopted ana made the heir-at-
law Of Mr. and Mrs. i. S Blackmer of
Bristol.
Miss Maria b. Harry Of the Converse
school and Miss Cornelia G. Underwood of
the ungraded school are i'll and unable 10
be in the school room.
The next meeting of the Chittenden
County Teachers association will he held
at the High school building in this city
on Saturday, February %.
A petition in voluntary bankruptcy has
been entered by Oscar Il. Foote of st. AL
bans Mr. Foote is a farmer His assets
are 500 and his liabilities s26i2,
The managers of the Addison county
fair have selected September 3, and as
the dates Of their exhibition this year.
The fair is held at Middebury.
The largo force of carpenters al work
OH Booths new mill are making good
progress. The sills are already laid and
the frame work is being put up.
Hiram Walker, who has been i'll for
some little time, is not recovering as fast
n would be desired. Mr., Walker seemed
TO recover for a short time but has since
become worse.
Harry, the six year old so7 of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lamudge, died Tuesday af-
ternoon of the mumps, after an Illness
of three weeks. The funeral will be held
Thursday at ST. Joseph's church.
The family OF Thomas Arbuckle receiv,
ed word Saturday Of the death OF Mr.. Ar
buckles brother, William Arbuckle, Fri
day night at Keesevllle Mr.. Arhucklc
went to Keeseville on Thursday afternoon
The papers of the Stratton Lumber com
pany of Arlington in an involuntary petl
ton in bankruptcy were filed Tuesday a
the office of the clerk Of the United State.
courts.
Charles w Levee age 43 years. died a
his home. III Emwood avenue. Monda!
evening at GSo after a long illness H
leaves wife and five children, four girl
and one boy.
A letter was received by Assistant Post
master Conner yesterday from Postmaste
w T.. Hall. Mr., Hall is still in New Yorl
and is undecided whether or not he vii
go South. His health is better,
r. C. Gotham of the Champlain Manu-
featuring company leaves here Cor Hav
ana Friday evening, expecting to be ali
sent about three weeks. This is his frs
vacation trip in over eight years
Rufus Minis, an employe of the Rutlan
railroad who has been at the Fanny 81
len hospital for some time in order I
have a portion of diseased bone remove
from his leg, will return to his home i
Rutland to-day.
L. p. Shaw leased yesterday for A. Ad
sit the west tenement of the new doubi
house on LOOMS street to f. G, Masor