Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-02-16
DME MATTERS.
|CITY AND VICINITY.

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nd Mrs NJ. J. Norris are receiving
Mutations over the birth of a son.
bison H. Aldr1ch and Miss Mary Y.
of THIS city We're married Tuesday
IS.
Frances D. Dow, who is critically
h pneumonia, was not as well yes
and is thought to be growing
Thomas Reeves, F. r. Deberville
s. Jones We're appointed Monday
raiSers in the bankrupt estate of
h NJ. Doyle.
land Mrs. II. j. Edison of White River
don, who have many friends in this
are receiving congratulations over
birth of a SON
Mrs. T A. TNft OF this city left Thurs
day afternoon at 400 for Chicago, where
she will remain for the remainder of the
winter with relatives.
A petition in voluntary bankruptcy was
fled Monday at the office of clerk of the
United States Court, George E. johnson,
by Charles II. Howard of Milton.
Joseph Hamltn and Miss Lucy Myers
were married at ST. Joseph's church Mon
day afternoon at o'clock by Rev. Fa-
Their Cloarec. They are both Of this city
J. il. Hayes, a medical student in his
freshman year, was taken to the hospital
yesterday, threat tened with an attack Of
appendicitis Mr.. Hayes is from Salem, n.
Y.
The case Of Sam LampOrt and Max Sam
urson versus Thomas Reeves, in an ac-
ton OF repevin, wac filed for hearing at
the March term Of court at the county
clerks Office Monday
Mrs. Jane Sidweu Of Lakeside Park,
died Tuesday morning from heart
bic. She leaves family and was 20 years
of age.
j. A Haynes, who recently went to the
Mary Fletcher Hospital for an opera ton
for appendicitis, has so far recovered that
he is able TO ride out.
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was
filed by Horatio G. Lane of this city at
the office of Clerk of United States Court
George L. Johnson on Saturday.
Col, and Mrs. Z. j. Booth left Tuesday
FOR two weeks trip in the South. They
will visit Norfolk, y. c., and Wimington
Del.
Edward V. Mayhem of WATERFOWL N.
r., has been appointed assistant to DR.. NJ.
]. Wiltse in the astrological laboratory a,
ME Medical college.
The St. John Baptist society has "a of
its members on the sick list They nave
been paying out over 800 a week in bene-
Its for the past six weeks.
Arthur w. Fairbrother. late Of Troop c
Bd Cav, APPLIED for a pension on Satur'
day. Fairbrother was shot through the
right lung at San Juan, the bullet lodging
In his shoulder.
There was an appearan Friday be-
fore Justice S. NJ. Flint in the case of II
q. Willard versus j. W. Fountain, an ac.
ton of assumpsit to recover about 800
The case was continued without date.
Col LeGrand B. Cannon, who has beer
In this city for a few days on business II
connection with his interests here, ha.
returned to New York fer the remainder
of the winter Col. Cannon is in gool
health.
Joseph Boilie and Miss Helen Lajoe were
married by Father Cloaroc Tuesday Il
St. Joseph's church. They are both o
lhis city. Father Cloarec married JOIN
\. Wilson and Miss Minnie Muir Monda!
afternoon.
Mayor Sutton has received n lctte
from the municipality of San Francisco
making inquiries regarding Burlington
system for the disposal of garbage. Thu
city is contemplating the establishment o
4 crematory.
+. C. Durrey, a workman in the shoI
of the G. S. Blodgett company, broke hi
right leg below the knee yesterday am
was taken to the Mary Fletcher hospital
Durfey was scufiing with a fellow work
man and caught his foot under stove.
A suit of DR.. A. L. Bingham of Willis
ton VS.. Hosea Wright, his wife Jul
Wright and trustee an appeal in JUS
tice suit, brought to collect for profes