Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-07-13

A new printing press is now being erect
ed in the job department of the Free Press
association. This press has the latest de-
vices for handling large quantities Of
work quickly and is especially designed
Tor printing half-tone cuts.
a. d. Kingsland received a letter from
Senator Proctor Tuesday night announcing
that the consulship at Coatcook would
not come TO Vermont as the President APP
Iointed Texan to the position very soon
after the vacancy occurred
Mrs. Mary Angie, aged 81 years, died al
her home on South Battery street Monday
morning. The deceased leaves four chill
dren The funeral was held at ST. Joseph's
church at $3.50 Tuesday afternoon with
interment in Mount Calvary cemetery.
Elroy Keene, the alleged Milton burglar,
who has been at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital recovering from shot wounds, was
brought down to the jail Monday. He
is unable to walk and it will be some time
before he can appear in court.
Prof. j. f. Goodrich is sending out cir
culars to the graduates of the
University Of Vermont asking for irfor-
nation for the next general catalogue Of
the University, which will BE published
next spring. The last general catalogue
was issued in 1890.
John 7. Morgan, who was arrested for
intoXication on Monday evening, disclosed
on l.. MaZzoni and as a result Deputy
Sheriff Ballon and Charles +. Quinn made
a search at MazZoni's place Tuesday
forenoon, securing seven half barrels and
two cases of beer.
\ telephone message ives received Thurs
day by CHIEF of Police Smith from Shell
hninc stating that Joseph I.ozo Of Shell
nutnc Farms, who had his watch gnatched
rom him in this city July f. had recovered
his property. The watch was taken by an
alleged friend joke,
Joseph Pipen, aged %, died at his home
at Lakeside Park Monday afternoon Of
pneumonia, after an illress of eight
months. The funeral was held Wednes-
day morning at o'clock from St. Jo-
seph's church with interment in Mount
Calvary cemetery
Some of the members of Company NJ
are considering the advisabil.y of enlist
ing in the 18th Regiment to he recruited
soon at Piattsburgh. The men are wait
ing to learn who Will be appointed as the
! officers from Vermont for one OF tn .
companies before making final decision.
Sheriff Reeves made a search at the
premises operated by NJ. G. Barnes as the
Lafayette House on Cherry street yester-
day afternoon and secured some whiskey
in two or three different bottles and some
beer George Patneaude claimed the
liquor and was placed in Jail to avail, u
hearing
Miss Catherine Gallar died last evening
after lingering illness at the home OF
her sister Mrs. Ira T.. Joyner on South
Willard street. Until a comparatively re.
cent date Miss Gallar has been a re sident of
st. Adams The funeral arrangements had
not been made last evening. The burial
will be in St. Adams.
| There was a hearing in City Court Fri
day morning in the case of the State
versus Julia La I1eur on a charge of fur
! nishing liquor. The case mad been con-
tnued and vas completed, Mrs. La Fleur
being fined $50 and costs of Sl7.59. An ap-
jpeal was taken and bail liked at S75 and
Joseph Robear became surety.
DR.. c. A. Pease of West Bolton, who
has just graduated from the medical col
ege has been appointed second assistant
house surgeon ~ the Mary Fletcher hos
pital, to fiji the vacancy caused by the
| retirement of DR.. II. L. Wilder whose
term as house surgeon expires August J.
J, II. Humphrey teacher OF music in the
I burlington public schools, was one oi
| about 80 school music supervisors who me-
in Utica, y. Y, last week and formed q
national association of supervisors for tho
purpose of eevatng the standard oi
school music, Mr. Humphrey was elected
auditor of the new association.
Mrs. j. A. McKanna, who has been con
Quoting a millinery store at 1872 Church
street, has closed out her stock of goods
and the store Is receiving extensive re-
pairs The lower Door will he dropped &c
the level of the sidewalk, a new front will
he put in and the center partition will be
removed. giving store about 60 feet long
by 80 feet wide,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Noble went to Mon.
treal Friday and sailed from there
Saturday on the Laureniian of the Al
Ian line for Liverpool, whence they viii
proceed to Dresden. Germany, where Mr.