Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-07
HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.

VI ANU NlSIiN''
Al, Pap,neau completed his 18TH year
~ service with the Free Press Associa-
hon Saturday.
John Collamer of Shelbune has recent
w sold his farm of about 20 acres, located
near Shelburne Farms, to DR.. W. ). Weop.
The Springfield rifles for Company NJ
have arrived from Montpelier and the uni
forms and other equipments will arrive
soon.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed Tues
day by William r. Alber OF browning
ton Orleans county. Liabilities s464o5I as
sets s52O019.
NJ ] Crockett. formerly with the G. s..
Rlodee+t comoany has entered the employ
OF Henry, johnson d Lord as a travelling
salesman.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. z. Germain announce
the marriage of their daughter. Carrie H.,
I, DR.. w. j. Labelle of this city at st.
Joseph's church September 10th.
The steamer Reindeer went Friday to
Providence Island to prepare the buildings
and docks for winter. The steamer has
closed her summer service.
A. c. Booth of Essex Junction, who has
slcon for some time employed in drug
store in Montpelier, commended his duues
in the Park Drug store Monday morning
MIR and Mrs. F. n. Drury and family
of South Burlington have moved to this
city and are residing at 179 Elmwood ave-
nue..
Ferdinand Beach, who recently suffered
Injuries from falling down stairs, Is re-
covering and is able to be about lie SUI
fered no internal injuries.
Mrs Charles f. Wheeler received Mon
dav the news of the death of her bro
OlnstpaI Saratoga. MT.
Olmstead's death was very sudden.
H. p. Elithorp Of Vergennes came to this
city Monday morning with his daughter,
Miss Minnie Elithorp, who was taken to
the Mary Fletcher Hospital for treat
ment
Edward La Fountain went to Plattsburgh
Monday morning and will go to San
Francisco with the 35th regiment to as
sist in making and serving the coffee en-
route.
DR.. A. T.. A. King and Prof. and Mrs. j.
r. Wheeler, are en- their way nome from
England on the Dominion line steamer
Derbyshire, which Is due at Boston in a
day or two.
David Manson, who has been spending
he summer in tho dental rooms of j.
Holmes Jackson, leaves Monday for Phi'a-
lelplia, to resume his studies at the Phil
idephia Dental college.
l.. E. Roys of Rutland, for many years
the bridgemaster of the Rutland railroad,
has been appointed the assistant engineer
OF the Rutland and Ogdensburg and Lake
Champlain railroads..
There will be an examination for the
grades OF clerk and carrier in the Bur-
inRton postoffice on November 22d. Apph
cations must be filed before the hour of
closing on October sd.
Cards OF invitation We're sent out yes
torday for the marriage Of Miss Louise
Chttendon Galusha of this city to Chas.
H. Mower on Wednesday, September 20,
at II o'clock in St. Paul's church.
the following dialogue was heard on
the train from Rutland Saturday forenoon
Is Shelburne Bay came in sight: us this
Lake Winnepesaukc papa" Guess not
this isn't the State OF New York"
+. Henry Parker has sold his house al
No 1T North Winooski avenue to George
Munson, who will move it to a. lot of his
own. Mr., Parker will build a handsome
residence with all modern improvements
The Champlain Transportation company
will run their annual ten days excursion
to New York city the latter part of this
north, leaving on the 18th This will give
those VINO go an opportunity to attend
me Dewey celebration.
Superintendent Andrews OF the State In.
dustrial School was "A visitor to this city
Monday. There are Mt present 10 boys
and q girls in the school. This is a
smaller number than has been the rule
during recent months.
Mr. and Mrs. c, Ct. Peterson have issued
Invitations to the marriage ceremonies OF
their daughter, Miss Ninette May Peter.
son. and Charles Colwell Hackins OF