Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-15

lie was taken in the ambulance to the
Mary Fletcher Hospital. After an exam
nation of his injuries it was decided that
an amputation would be necessary. Ac-
cordingly it was done Thursday afternoon.
The limb was SO badly crushed as to re-
qure amputation aboe the knee.
There was to have been a continued
hearing yesterday before Referee in Bank
ruptcy George w. Dcberville in the matter
of the discharge of George II. Terrll, de-
ceased, from bankruptcy. The con-
tinuanCe of the hearing was rendered un-
necessary by the withdrawal of the OBJ
jections of the creditors who had contest
ed the discharge. The report of the ref
cree has not yet been made
Mes. y. c. Dodge Monday purchased
of John Wilson three building lots on the
east side of North Prospect street, lying
south of North street and now owns the
entire frontage on the east side of the
street between Wilson and North street
"A distance of PCS feet. In the cary spring
Mrs. Dodge contcmplates building two
houses similar in design to the one recent
ly built by her on Wilson street and now
occupied by Prof. Isaac Thomas.
Charles +. W. Brown, manager, has
! brought suit against the American Mer-
camille Exchange to recover 500. Among
! the articles of the company attached in
the service of the writ and attachment
are the following: one screw driver, two
ink wells, one Ratchet, one broom, one tin
cup, ole mop, one lock- one Welsbach
burner one basin, one tin cup one bottle
of red ink. one waste basket. one-half pint
Of ink and one picture. The suit has been
settled
one Of the new Rutland railroad coaches
was in the city Tuesday, attached to the
1l;2C train. These coaches have wide YES
tibuleS, the appearance from outside being
that of doors at each end and in the side
of the car The platform at each end is
lifted with folding protesting platforms
which, when in use, make an observation
platform such as is seen on Pullman
coaches on the larger railroads. Glass
doors close over the openings at the sides
The inside fittings of the car are luxuri-
Gus.
John b. Kelley of this city is receiving
congratula lions from his many friends on
! his recent marriage to Miss Mary f.
Thornton of Plattsburgh, n. Y, by the
Rev. Father Walsh, V. c., of that village.
Mr. Kelley is the district manager of the
Gately Novelty company of Boston. Mass,
and member of Council 300 X of c. of
Montpelier and the Gibbons Institute of
Plattsburgh. Members of these societies
viii join with other friends in wishing
happiness and prosperity to the newly
married couple.
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The body of Wareham Swan, who was
killed while on railroad duty near Proyi.
dence, r. L. Saturday night arrived ir
this city Thursday morning on the 4.o,