Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-19

ferred and Is now orderly for the staff Of
ficers, which is a much more desirable
position.
The old carriage repository just south
of the Van Ness House on St. Paul street,
formerly occupied by William Smith, is
being rcmodeCd. on one side will be fit
ted up store suitable for a grocery and
the other side will be convenient for
barber shop.
over 40 applications have been received
by Deputy Collector John A. Arthur, who
has charge of the examinations for posi-
lions in the customs service which will
be held i'm this city Saturday. Mon
day was the last day for the receipt of
applications.
The State Board of Medical Examiners,
consisting of Drs. II. G.. Tinkham of this
city. G. w. Strobel of Rutland and w. N.
Platt of Shorcham, examined yesterday
four candidates who desire licenses to
practice medicine in this State. The eX-
animation will be continued to-day
The three months old child of Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred Snyder of North street died
Tuesday morning after brief illness.
Funeral services were held at the house at
1890 o'clock Wednesday morning. Rev. w.
$. Roberts ofiiciatod. The remains were
taken to East Charlotte for interment.
The last meeting of the season of the
Monday Evening club was held Monday
night in the pariors of the First church. A
very interesting programme was rendered
including soios by Mr.. Orchard Miss
Crandal and Mildred Neal and readings
by Miss Jennie Wood and Miss Bertha
Halves
c. r. Turrill and Edward Ashley have
gone to New York to begin work for the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company in
IT. . NNVt amt
Life Insurance company have been sent
to New York and only the state business
of the Metropolitan company Will be
transacted here.
Following the example of Gov. Smith the
governor of New hampshire has recalled
the warrant issued for w. Il. johnson of
Essex Junction on the requisition OF the
governor of Missouri. The proceedings
grew out of an alleged claim upon Mr
Johnson which he maintained was never
contracted by him.
A search at the store of Mrs. Mary
O'Mara at the corner of Maple and Bat
terry streets by Sheriff Reeves Tuesday
was rewarded by his finding some Deer
and whiskey. which he took away. Mrs.
MARA attempted to keep the sheriff from
going up stairs. where he located the
whiskey in an carthen jar
The society Of Children Of Mary OF St
Josephs church are preparing dramatic
entertainment to be presented in st
Johns hall on Elmwood avenue on the
evening of Wednesday, the 18th inst. The
proceeds of this entertainment will be
added to the society's treasury.
Andrew c. MacBride of Colchester ave
nue. received painful injuries shortly al
ter noon Monday. He had stepped into
a delivery wagon and was about TO Drive
.,ff l.. ~ n oil
striking wagon wheel and received q
large cut on the SIDE OF ms head' Dr d
y. wheeler TOOK several stltches'
Nili,n, II Nolanov of fire station No
! I rasirnnd bie nosftion ,rbursdav and vii
act az steward al the Waubanakee COL
/ club grounds this summer He has been
member OF the department Tor seNera
years. Peter Benoit Of station NO. VII
| take Mr.. Malaney's place and John Mo
ram a call man Will succeed Mr.. Benoit.
John u Carmodv who has hcen at III,
i Fanny Alton bosnital several DAYS ia,
trnatment iaft maj ins,itution ON Satur
dov aftnrnoon Mr. Carmodv was nrrrstr,
in the evening for intoxication and placed
in Iaii' on leaving the hospital Mr.. Car
mody sald ne would return the early par
of the week and was not discharged from
that institution.
Tho death of Mrs Ap+bonv NrcC,,Ia n
ST paul St occurred shorty after ON
loclnrk Friday morning Sne was &
venrs of apo she leaves a husband an
daughter Mice Eotboriro nIcC,Ia On,
three sons, Francis H., Peter and An
thony, 1r. The deceased had been resi-
dent of this city for the past 13 years, com
ing here from Ireland.
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