Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-25


similar excursion will he made to-day
from stations between Middlebury and
Burlington
Lieut. X. Il. Beebc, who was recently
stationed at Fort Sheridan. ILL.,, has COM
mand of a company. The regiment In
which nc is serving has been organized
by second lieutensnts. It Is possible that
Lieut.. Bcebe will soon be transferred
with his company to Columbus, Ohio.
Congressman Foster received notice from
the postofilce department yesterday that
the rural free delivery route from the
Winooski office TO the Malletts Bay dis
trict. the two routes in South Hero and
, the two routes from Enosburgh Falls
would be put in operation on October !.
A new subscribers card has been issued
by the local telephone exchange. There
are go names, which is IN increase OF 20
over the previous card. The new SEMI
annual books from the central office Civ
Ing complete list OF the New England
subscribers has also been received.
C. W. II. Duncan. who has been spend
ing the last year and a half on the Pa
ciiic coast, sailed the 18th inst from San
Francisco, on the steamer Ventura of the
Oceanic Steam Ship Co.'S. line for Homo
lulu. Hawaiian Islands, where he expects
to remain some months touring among tho
Islands.
Miss Mary s. Dubois. daughter of Hon.
w. II. Dubois. of Randolph has been en-
gagged as assistant teacher in the Ed
munds high school Last year she was
principal of the high and graded schools
at Richmond and was for several years
preceptress of the high school at Ran
dolrh
Alonzo II. Nichols received notice Thurs
day from Congressman Foster that u
ed him, to begin witch June IA of this
year. Mr.. Nichols application was filed
in October. 1891. He was a member of
Company d, LIST New Hampshire heavy
artillery
Chester Carter was called to Peru. N
Y, Thursday by the death OF his father
Adolrhus carter. Mr.. Garter was form
erlv an architect in this city but has for
the past two wears resided in Peru. He
has been In failing health for a consider
able time. OF the five children that sur
Vive him Chester and Mary Carter reside
in this city.
Green goods" circulars are making
their periodical appearance in this city
in the usual form and offering no new
inducements The circulars of recent ar
rival come from New Jersey and contain
directions for arranging a meeting place
by telegraph at which place the queer"
can be obtained.
Mrs. W. II. Lang and daughter. Miss
Mabel r. Lang, will leave soon for South
Bend. Indiana to join Mr. Lang, who will
be located there for about two years in
stalling an electric lighting plant. In the
| fall Charles Lang will join his brother
George l.. Lang, at Minneapolis to enter
the university in that city for the study OF
electrical engineering.
Sheriff Reeves made search for liquor
ut the home Of Oliver Mitchell on Bat
terry street Tuesday and secured three
quart BOTTLES of gin. which he took away
| one of the bottles had been opened. The
claim was made that the liquor was Sc
cured to be used according to n physic-
iAn's order but this did not seem likely tc
the sheriff
only ono case came up in City Court
Sat rday. Frank Clark was arraigned
charged with intoxication and plead gull
ty. He was fined s. with costs of SO So
which he paid. In his disclosure he said
that he was canvassing in Burlington
and had the liquor in his grip. Being af-
filcted with an liberated tooth he took
some of the liquor to relieve his pain. His
disclosure was accepted.
In A letter renewing his subscription tc
the Free Press, Orlr X. Fletcher of the
u. S. A. Hospital Corps, who is now II
f
continually Gwlnding and that the mer
are now engaged only occasionally in a
skrmish. He also states that all Of the
earrisons are being reduced and notes in
stances of some being cut down from foui
companies to one. while other stations are
protected only by native police.
Appeals were entered Saturday in Pro-
bate Court from the disallowance by the
commissioners of the claim Of Thomas
Ijalloran against the estate of Margaret
4 H. Kennedy and by Elihu Il. Taft. execu-
from the decisions of the commissioners
regarding the claims Of p. r. Kelley
against the estate, ida l.. Doten was ap-
pointed administrative Of the estate of her
late husband f. NJ. Doten of this city.
John Kane died Saturday morning at his
lone on Convent Square, after an illness
with consumption covering a long period
He was u years of age and leaves as near
relatives a mother. Mrs. Ellen Kane. and
two hrothors George ana William Kane a
this city. The funeral occurred Sunday
AFTERNOON at $50 o'clock from st. Mary
cathedral Rev. ]. f. ellis OBLIGATED and
the intcrnent was in St. Josephs GENE,
terry.
J. r. Brady has disposed of his drug
store in the Fitzgerald block on Nortl
Champlain street to G. L. Latour MIR
Latour will conduct the business until 1t Is
time for him to resume his studies in the
medical college, or until about January !
Possession will he given as soon as the in.
vontory is tahen. after which Mr. Brady
Will go to Chateaugay, N Y, to remair
until August first, when he will go t
Seattle, Washington, where he has posi-
tion in the office of Dr. C. NJ and DR.. ]. II
Brady.
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