Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-08-08

der. The discharge was objected to by
certain creditors previous to the signing
of the StipulatiOn
Charles W. Buckham, who has for two
years past been pursuing his studies in
architecture in Paris has returned to this
country and is in New York, where he
intends to practice his profession as All
architect.
DR.. H. f. Lewis and brother have left
London for Paris, where the doctor Will |
read a paper before the Paris Medical So
cety. They will then visit Amsterdam |
and Glasgow, returning home about Sep |
TENDER 1.
Dorothy, the eight months old daughter |
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Rayta of Malletts |
Pay. died Saturday morning The funeral
was held from the house Sunday after |
| noon at 3 o'clock and the interment was
in the Malletts Bay cemetery.
Conductor D. Il. Sexton, who runs on tho
Rutland road and is well known to the
travelling public, completed his 36th con-
secutive year of railroad service Thursday.
He is one Of the most popular conductors
on the road.
| The police arrested Henry Banley of
| Peru street Tuesday on the charge of
having used false token to procure gsods
from the store of George II. Germain The
token was a check for So on the Merchants
| Bank drawn to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ban
! ley.
The flve months old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
! John Simpson of Peru street, died Satur-
day morning. The funeral services were
held at o'clock Sunday afternoon at
| st. Joscph's church Mgr. j. NJ Coarec
oficiatcd and the burial was in Mount CAL
| vary cemetery.
| Charles Abbott Davis, instructor in mo
| chaniCs at the Providence Manual Train
| ing hieh school will spend the month of
| August with his father. Capt George L.
/ Davis of this city. Prof, Davis is a gradu-
/ ate of Burlington high school class Of
1856.
The death of Mrs. Elizabeth Morse oc-
CURED at her home 1886 St. Paul street
Saturday evening after Il long Illness. She
has been life long resident of this city
and is survived by three daughters. Mrs.
F. II. 1Iamin of Boston, Mrs. b. b. Bee
man and Miss Fannie Morse Of this city.
! sheriff Reeves returned from Rutland
Unexpectedly Friday afternoon and
made calls upon two gentlemen OF his ac
/ ouaintancc, who apparently did not eX-
pet him. Dan Sulivan's yielded some
/ lager beer and Andrew Martins place was
relieved of bottle of whiskey which was
| in transit to a hiding place in the yard.
| The underground conduits of the New
! ENGLAND Telephone are being placed on
/ Church street, the work having been he
/ gun yesterday. on that street ten con-
duits will he laid instead of six, as on the
other streets. 1t is expected that II Will
| take about a week to complete Church
! street.
The steamer Chateaucay had an OK
cursion of over 40 people to this city Mon
day from St Adams Bay. They came
. from stations on the Central Vermont
railway between Windsor and Randolph.
They returned from burlington in "A spc-
Clal train. The party was TO have been
brought by the Reindeer.
In probate court Tuesday w ]. Gotta
was appointed the administrator of the
estate Of Lynn j. Allen of this city and in
the estate of Julia Wright of Jericho, f.
/. BARRIER and II. T.. Bates were made com
missioncrs. r. f. Wales and c. w. Be, k
with We're made commissioners in the cs
tate of Mary G. Lane OF this city.
Roy A. Brush has resigned his position
with II. j. STANLEY & Co. and left Mon
day for st. Adams. where he will open
book store about September |. Mr.. Brush
has been employed by Stanley 4 Co. Tor
the past year and half as travelling
? salesman and has thorough knowledge
of the book business, which should insure
HIM success in his new venture
Iieut j. II. Holden arrived in this city
Yesterday morning from Newport where
he has been for special instruction in
torpedo boat practice and Will spend a
months leave in this vicinity with his pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Holden. on
leaving he will go to Annapolis to assume
the duties Of instructor at the naval
academy.
]. A. Gingras is seriously i'll at his home
Mt the corner of lntervale avenue and
, Spring street as the result of peculiar
accident. On" of the children who had
been playing with a letter spindle, left it
in the chair which Mr.. Gingras Is in the
habit Of occupying When he went to sit
down Mr.. GinGras dill not notice the spin
= die and 1T was driven into his body in
. Niottng serious wound.
The funeral of Scion w. Davis was held
Sunday afternoon at his late residen g
near Fort Ethan Allen. under the alspic as
of Stannard post. c. A. r.. Rev r. s.
Morcy of Winooski ottciated and there
was singing by Mrs Mary Church, The