Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-12-28
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CITY AND VICINITY.

CITY AND VICINITY
The medical department of the Univer-
fity of Vermont will open one week from
No-day.
H. A Doten, who has been confined tc
the house COR several weeks with typhoid
fever. is able to sit up.
The Misses Kingsl1nd entertained
number of friends with "A Christmas par
ty at their home on Buel street Monday
night.
Louis Whiting, the son of A. c. Whit
ing, who has been i'll for some time with
fever, is recovering rapidly.
Sam II. Whitney has resigned his posi-
lion with Hobart J. Stanley & Co.. and
accepted a situation as travelling sales
man for the Arbuckle company.
George c. Barber of Montpelier has come
TO Burlington TO reside He will be con
nected with the carpet department of the
Old Bee Hive.
President NJ. H. Buckham of the Uni
versity went to Washington Tuesday to
attend a meeting of college presidents CALL
al to consider graduate studies.
petition In voluntary bankruptcy was
filed Thursday by William G. Roddst Of
St Adams, who has liabilities of 500 %
and assets of 1916, of which $50 is exempt
The Rutland Canadian railroad are con-
1emplating the moving of the construction
headquarters and office from its present
location in South Hero to this city No
quarters have yet been engaged.
Miss G. e. Cosgrin left Tuesday for
an extended trip through the West. She
will visit points in Colorado and also
spend some time with her brothers in
Wyoming.
old lia
ton at Fort Ethan Allen Thursday Of
those left by the Third cavalry on their
departure la at August. The average price
was about $3S.
At the Chinese hearings before Commits
Sioner George f. johnson Thursday eight
cases were heard, of which number three
were new cases. Ore man was ordered de-
ported and three We're discharged.
Green Mountain Lodge, No. !, 100. F.,
he'd theiC annual election of officers Tues
Gay night. John Wilson was elected y. G :
J.. NJ. Bunker, V. G.. O. n. Smith, secre-
try and NJ. p. Scullin, treasurer.
marriage license was secured Tues
day by Elmer i. Conncrs of the Wells e
Richardson mandatory and Miss Ida
Nae Foley. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Foley of this city.
The marriage of Norman II. Camp of
Washington d, c. and Miss Flora Can
held of this city will take place at St,
1aul's church at O'Clock on the even
ing of Monday, January l.
Frank E. Morgan will leave his posi-
ton as clerk for II. W. Allen e Co. the
first of January and will devote his time
TO the advertising business la which he
has for some time been interested.
Edward Ray of Hinesburgh has Just sold
two year cid geldng by Alexander to
John Trow president OF the Barre Saw
lngs bank. The ge'ding is a fun brother
Of Goliath. 2:l3A, and sold for $500.
The Merchants National bank of Bur-
lington have made their usual semi-anual
dividend of 334 per cent, payable January
. 1890. This is the 95th dividend made by
this bank since it's organization fifty years
ago.
Miss Agnes Lyon, formerly of this city,
but now of Barre was united in mar
siage to Charles f. McKenna of Montpc-
ler, Wednesday. Dec. q, at 930 a. m, in
st. Monicas church, Barre. They will
make their future home in Montpelier.
The condition of Edward Mdlloy, who
IS at the hospital suffering from injuries
received 10y falling from train early
Tuesday morning, was not as favora BILE
last night. iIe is growing weaker. There
seems to be little chance Of his recovering.
Miss Katherine Lord il spending her va
cation with her parents. MIR. and Mrs. l..
j.. Lord, at 4S3 South Willard street. She
expects TO return next week TO her school
In Philadelphia, where she has beer teach
ing since last September.