Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22

Watson presided and j. q. keenan, acted
as clerk. The following nominations were
made. Mayor, George .. Story; city clerk
ana treasurer, j. II. Sullivan; constable
and collector. Edward Dcschenes: listers,
j. T.. Butler, j. W. Ryan, w. VI. Finn;
auditors. NJ. T.. sullivan. j. j. Thompson
and w. $. Soule; city grand jurors. A. II.
George, G. d. Watson and j. G. keenan,;
oversecr of the poor, Joseph II. ChaEnon;
trustee of United States deposit FUND, II.
q Morton. trustee Of public library NJ.
MagiT and G. T. Childs.
The democrats of waed one nominated
for alderman, G. l." Bingham; for school
commissioner II. Charles Royce; ward
committee, T.. a. Ashland, &. J.. bingham
and George II. Soule.
The democrats of ward two nominated
for alderman. L. McCagty and for school
commissioners, Frank Gokey; ward COM
mittee. ". II. Finn. John Reynolds ana
Henry Coleman.
The democrats of ward four nominated
for alderman Heney G.. Morton and for
school commissioner +. w. Hyde. Ward
committee appointed is: j. Y. sullivan, B.
T.. Butler and j. W. Iianley.
The democrats OF ward five nominated
for alderman " $. Soulc, for school COM
missioner, Mrs. Caroline l." Post; ward
committee, w. $. Soule. William Horn
brock. Frank Paquet, jr.. James Leahcy
and G.. D., Watson.
The democrats of ward six nominated
for alderman a. A. Duba; for school COM
missioner. George w. Dwyer.
The republicans Of ward three postpon-
ed their meeting until this evening.
The republicans of ward six nominated
M. ID. Jarvis for alderman and for school
commissioner stephen Powers: ward com
miltcc. y. II Hopkins. y. +. l'Iicuyer
and j. ~. Cummings.
The republicans of ward five nominated
the old board. alderman, G. II. Place;
Ht .-.A.afaaiAYA-n Mo lrALf
ward committee. NJ. Buck, j. W. Domcy
ana l.. X. Corliss.
The republicans OF ward one nominated
for alderman G. T.. cummings and for
school coinmissioner renominated II. Chas.
Royce; ward committee. II. w. Hatch, G.
II. Harvey and J. G. Peuse.
The republicans of ward three met in
caucus at city hail Saturday evening,
4. Austin W. Fuller presiding and j. IL.
l'Eruver acting as clerk. George t.. Lane
was nominated alderman and George Mar
/. ChcSsault for school com missioner. Wd.d
committee appointed WAS j. T.. L'E"uNer
and Charles MarChessault.
Gov. AID Mrs. Edward Curtis Smith
have returned from Boston, where they
HAY" been spending a few days.
rive boys named BeaudrY aud Griffin
were caught in the act of brea,ins i'm and
stealing in the store kept by Miss Cord,-
liza DcSrochcS on AXE street shortly after
midnight. They were arrested before they
had carried anything off. Tuesday af-
ternoon tine trial took place ana Braudry
was charged with petit larceny and SEN
fenced to the Industrial school until he Is
II years old. and Griffin was charged with
burglary and bound over to the County
Court.
James White. aged - years. died at the
home of his mother. Mr.. James Moloncy
ON Lower Weldon street Tuesday morn
mg about 10 o'clock. II" had heen i'll only
a few days with pneumonia. He was en-
ploNed in tho Willard Manufacturing COM
pan The funeral took place at ST,
Mnry's church Thursday morning az &
O'Clock.
At the republican caucus OF ward two
, Hiram u. Weeks was nominated for al
derman and Peter j. Hackctt for schooI
commissioners Ward committee, DIR. j. y,
,Jenno. +. stewart Stranahan and Charlie
: H.. Wilds
Joseph Ch1Gnon has resigned as nomi-
! nee on the democratic ticket for oNerSeel
/ of tho poor. and Joseph Milo was nominal.
= ed in his Place. stephen f.. lowers. dem
| oCrat. withdrew as republican nominee fol
/ school commissioner of ward six and DR.
r Dunsmore has been nominated on a citi'
I zens' ticket.
c Mrs. Frank w. Fonda tx quite i'll at her
| home or North Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. il. Ingram lave re
= turned from a weeks trip to New York
NllS'l'i" anu i'ou'HN l''c. ny.
| Mrs, reward curtis Smlth mas zone II
\ Nr" iork 10 Spcnu Il week
1 Itoprr' Logan OF Mohtpcier mas come u
. 'hlS CITY 10 a'Sum" the position OF hlSh
! cIcrk Tor the American ENlTeSS CO.
NrthUr l.. Nt"kS' revenue coIlectoT lei
> SuhoaN hlSnt LOT New YORK, Wherc ne wa
: marrleNi W'HhesdaN TO MISS Mar!
; brlSham OF fakerSfeId. I'm" wehdlni
= took plac" at the home OF her sister, Mrs
@ Frank Brigham.
Never before nave the people OF TINS cit!
. hdd inc privilege OF viewing a collection o
: Antiquities 'qud' 10 ina at falgcS MAI
D last nlSht Wheh the ladleS of 81. Luke.
y churcE gave a loan eNhlhlt. Inc nan wa
decorated with colonial and national hagS
= washington picture occupying a prorni
hent position at tn" foot of the hall ant
opposite II was the coat Of arms OF tn
stat" OF Vermont hunS above the cloci
e belonging TO Major Gen. Putnam. Th'
. stag was arranged AS an old-fashiono
u room with a fireplace and mantle orna
e mcnted ny a MIRROR at least lo years Old
g with cushions l2N years old. Al one cn'
o was the appropriate aCcompanimcnts, tn
e faN vince ana cradle. The moor was coy
= cred with braided rugs and two antique
y completed the appointments. Ii would T.
Y Impossible to enllmcrate the most of Valu
n able and unique articles, but among ,hcr
u might he mentioned, a dozen cups. Sau
GERS ahout 10 years old when were car
ried AT the time of the Revolution fror
L Connecticut to FiShkill. \. Y. on morse
, back, to save them from falling into tn