Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-03-29

is hoped that the interior fixtures will all
have been put in place ON next Saturday
and If this is accomplished the bank Will
be opened at that time FOR inspection.
Ex-Gov l.. A. Woodbury. has gone to
Philadelphia where he will meet Mrs.
Woodbury., who has been spending the
winter a short distance from the city at
a sanitarlum. They will then go to Bos-
ton to spend few days with their daugh-
ter, Mrs May, returning to this city in
about one week.
II. w. G. Clapp, John J. Mclaughlin and
+. r. Morse. making up the Clapp Nc
Laughin company have brought suit in
County Court against H. c. Smith to re-
cover $1,000. The suit grows out of con-
tested hill for repairs to the defendants
buildings. G. +. barney represents the
plaintiff company.
The territory of j. +. Cobb, manager
for the Singer Sewing Machine company,
has recently been largely increased. He
now has control of Addison, Chittenden,
Grand Isle, Franklin and Iamoille coun-
ties Tho force of men has been increased
and more will be added The headquar-
tiers will be in this city.
Murray, the soldier. who has been in
jail on the charge of perjury for whit h
he was put under bonds of 500 TO await
the action of the grand jury secured bail
Saturday and went to Philadelphia Muir
ray has been discharged from the army.
lie is the man who it is claimed disclose
on the canteen when he should have told
a different story.
Some of the people who reside in a Sec
ton of the northerly portion of the city
derived considerable amusement Thursday
evening from a horse trade in which a
man from Colchester exchanged with n
resident of this city and then had to Sc
cure the help of the Burlingtonan in
teaching him how to start the balky anil
NAL for its new home.
Mrs. Ernest Prouty, who died in Swan
ton on Sunday was formerly Lena Mae
Barnes the daughter of Sanford r.
Barnes of this city Her little daughter
only two weeks old. died Monday and
Mr.. Prouty is i'll in bed. They have one
other child about one and a half years
old, who is also i'll with pneumonia from
which its mother died.
Mrs Lucia A., wife of John s. wilkins
died yesterday at the Fanny Allen hospi-
tai, where she had been for the past two
weeks for treatment. Mr. and Mrs Will
kins came here from Montpelier, intend.
ing to make their home here, and Mr.
wilkins will remain. The body will be
taken to Waitshed. Mrs. wilkins old
home for burial. She was 81 years of age
The death of John w. Powers occurred
Monday forenoon. He was 10 years o.
age and resided with his uncle, George G
Munson. Death resulted from cousump
ton. He had resided in Burlington abou
two months, having come here from New
| Y DIRK. The remains were taken on The
zoos train Monday evening to New York
where funeral services and the interinen
took place.
Harry Is. Wall night clerk at the Hote
In, lo1r fp
Piattsburgh, where he has secured a posi-
ton in the Office of the Chateaugay Pail
road company. Mr.. Wall came t.
Burlington about a year and a half ag,
from his home in Plattsburgh. During hi
stay here he has made, many warm friend
ali of whom will wish him success in hi
new position.
The Consumers Ice CO., have complete
their harvest of ice for the year and hay
in storage 100000 tons. The ice is the hes
ever stored and came from a point nea
Applctrcc Point Negotiations have al
ready hccn opened by parties in Troy, Al
bany and that vicinity for all the surpu
which the company may have. 1t is stat
ed that ice will be no higher in pric
| than last year.
The marriage of Miss Sallc Sacks
daughter of Rabbi Sacks of the Archibal,
street synagogue, to Israel Schabel o
~" ,'i' wa. NC N'i,."i " lev iicNt ""ii""s "
Sunho"n at the Archlhaid stTect syna
Eosuc' Inc coupe VIII MAKE lAelr nom
in Boston, where Mr.. Schabel is in bust
HcSs. II Is eNIectel 'ilal ldfSe huHloe
of the out-of-town friends of the coupl
will be here to attend the ceremony
Papers were served Thursday in anothe
suit against Knott Il Clossun, brokers, T.
recover SOno. which brings the amount 70
which they have suits pending nearly II
, to the 100000 mark. The suit of Thurs
, day is brought by Harley II. SeaVcr q
Barton to recover money held in a tidu
ciary capacity. y. A. Woodbury. and j. J
Flynn became bail for Messrs. Knott
AIOSSOn. W. II. carney brought the sun