Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-18

cents on n dollar of the inventoried price
and for the fixtures Is cents on dollar.
/ The inventory showed the drugs to he
worth $3.50 and the fixtures $500.
Justice David J. Brewer and wife
came to this city Saturday morning from
Liberty HAL, Thompson's Point and in the
evening left for Milwaukee, wis. In that
city Justice Brewer will attend meeting
of the directors of the North Western Life
! Insurance company after which he and
Mrs. Brewer will visit for q time among
| friends in the West.
The excursion Tuesday on the Rein
deer was for the benefit of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Baptist church of Barre
and the excursionists came from all
places between that city and this, num-
boring in all $50 The Reindeer left the
dock here about 10 o'clock and carried
the party to Ausablc Chasm. reaching
this city on the return at 4:i5 p. IN.
Patrick ]. Lynch and Mary NJ Moore
were married at the ST. Mary's cathedral
at 8 a. IN. Tuesday. Rev. G. c. Delany
performing the ceremony. The best man
was Bernard Lynch and the bridesmaid.
Miss Nellie Smith. The wedding march
was played by Miss Jennie Bacon and
Miss Mary Richie sang an 20 Salutarls'
at the offertory.
Thomas Gleason died at his home on
Maple street Tuesday afternoon, aged
| i6 years. lie had been i'll for a long time
with consumption. lie is survived by a
wife and eight children For l6 years he
had been In the service of Elias Lyman
as coachman and by the faithful perform
ance of his duties won the confidence of
his employer.
1hcro was an examination before Ref
cree Dchervillc yesterday of Annie II.
| Iiass bankrupt, which was continued I'M
til Tuesday to allow additional invcstiga
ton II. T.. barnard of 'latsburgh APP
pearcd for certain creditors and V. A. But
lard for the bankrupt. The matter mas
been pending for some months and 1t IS
claimed by some of the creditors that the
schedule was not correct.
| The state Board of Medical Censors
opcncd an examination in this city yester-
day at which thirteen candidates appear
| ed The examinations will continue to-
day. OF the thirteen candidates taking
the examinations only two are from the
last class at the medical department Of
the University. one of the thirteen Is a
woman who has been in Japan as medi-
| cal missionary.
The animal meeting of the Lakeside
| Shoe company was held at the Office of
the Elias Lyman Coal company Monday
afternoon. 'rhe following board of direc-
tors was elected: Elias Lyman, ID. G..
Crane, A. c. futile f. II. Walker and G.
A. IIbbard. The directors elected officers
as follows; President elias Lyman; vice
president, D. c. Crane; secretary and
treasurer, c. A. Hibbard
There was an adjourned hearing Tues
day before George w. Debervile ref
cree in bankruptcy, in the matter of the
discharge of Joseph +. Bunker. Tho dis
charge was objected to by the trustees of
the Warner Home of st. Adams and yes
terdd$ stipulation was signed by them
and the trustees of the bankrupt, under
which the discharge of the bankrupt will
be recommended.
Carl NJ. Hathaway, who has for the past
| year and a half been local agent for the
| Metropolitan Life Insurance CO., has been
made assistant superintendent in the Lew
iston. Me, district He assumes the du-
ties Of his new office July 20 and will move
his family to Lewiston. Local Agent John
C. Gallagher of the same company has ac-
copied a transfer from the local Office to
Montreal.
The body of James H. CosgriT. who
died in the State Hospital at Waterbury,
was brought to this city Friday night. Mr..
Cosgriff was Sc years old and was UNI
married. He leaves two brothers, John Of
Boston and David of this city During his
younger davs he resided in this city and
later removed to Boston. The funeral was
held Saturday morning from the cathedral.
with interment made in st. Joseph S
Joseph MCGOWAN and Miss Lizzie Coyne
Wero married at St Marys cathedral Mon
day morning at o'clock by Rev G. c.
! Dcany. Fred MCGOWAN was best man and
/ the bride was attended by Miss Lily Nc
Guwan. 4 large gathering of relatives
and friends of the contracting parties wit
messed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Gowan loft on the ChatoauEay in the al
tcrnoon for honeymoon to bc spent in
| Essex, n. Y.
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,roctine a rreat many lovers of nnv,rs
Thie oIoondcr is Of thc doublo c1,Ist,r ,.Ir-
,a,,, and is hno,.il, Laden y.itb bc,,,ir,l
ninl blossoms I, stands f1lv nine fcrt
r. boioht and its branchos snrcad ou, MO,
fus.,,v rh, tro, b.,. boon ,.,rotu,t,, ri,rs-
od b,. Mr. noolo,. for tb. nat On ,o3re and
t. s9id 70 bo No anoet ,l,iro az its l,ind
IN IKE eoctior
80
a. T.. Jones has received notice from
Congressman roster that pension OF SIC