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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-28
,p Old Dominion
steamship Co.
Daily Line for New York. fins NORTH
and East
FROM RiCHm0ND.

-
pASSESun4>o car .eIye D.alLi, e1-
cept SUNDAY, ar 3:UU A. III. Via =. ana -.
Nv or 9:uv a. NJ. and $40 r. M- via ~
and W. Ry., connecting at NorIoiA WIZ
direct steamers sailing same day. o:tS
Staa-nge passengers can leave by aux
,f;ory steamer Monday. Wednesday and
Eriday sailing from Rockets at P. NJ,
- changing to ,,sain-line ship at Nor
folK;r1e:HT for all northern. eastern
r, 1orsten ports received and forwarded
. an, except Sunday, at company.s
wharf. Rockets
FROM NEW YORK.
t.ASor.NoE-xASo ;c-asi ellse DAiLY. e1-
cen1sodnaay, trom eompanys pier. No .jt
Snrth River ar seq =. NJ. tor Old Point
Comfort and Nortoll, connecting with
6: and o. and n. ind w; trains Cor
Richmond
ss,iv- except Sunday.
1mtcIets on sale at company Office, 121an
~ Main Street, Richmond Transfer
c.ass s,oS East Main Street, Jefferson
~ 1ntaf g. uad O. and F. and r. dspots.
PRfch1nond Baggage checked through to
an For :urther information apply to
Main Street, Richmond. Va
1Ha.araI OfYices st Beach Street. corner
xrsses etroes New York. N ".
west j. J. BROWN.
wsrEER. Gen. Pass. AGENT
4rn VIC Manexef.
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n NV 8 llorfo|ks1sWesteln
$3.50, = Schedule in Effect
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY, BYRD

,z-sr,z,esszs--o Schedule in Eject
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. BYRD
STREET STATION.
900 A. H., NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrive
at Norfolk 1:20 A. n. Stops only
at Petersburg, Wayerly and Suf-
folk. 3econd-class tickets not &C.
cepted on this train.
o:o5 a. ID, THE CHICAGO EHPREsS.
and Chicago. Buffet Par!or Car
Petersburg to Roanoke. Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke to Columbus: also.
for Bristol. Knoxville and Chatta-
nooga. Pullman Sleeper Roanoke to
Knoxville.
s:15 P. NJ. OCEAN SHORE LIMITED.
Arrive Norfolk 0:35 z. NJ. Stops
only at Petersburg. Waverly, Suf-
folk Second-ciass tickets not good
e:57 ?. NJ. for Suffolk. Norfolk and In
teisnedlate stations: Arrives at
90 p. NJ. for Lynchburs and Roanoke.
Connects at LynchburS with Wash
Memphis nphh and adeP New 61 aaals Cafe.
Parlor and Observation Car Rad
ford 20 Alfalfa. Ala. pullman
Eynosbuls e Beth, READY for oc ap
pancy at s:3C 2. N. Also, Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg and Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch
burg and the West daily at 7:35 A. %.
East a at it 1:io a. NJ, 11:4S A. NJ. and $50
Office: No sss Main Street.
JNO. e. WAGNER.
' 400. a e. H. BosLEY.
District Passenger Agent
General Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-28

Mrs. w. A. Amos lived at No III East
Broad Street. This was erroneous, as
Mrs. NJ. M. Moore resides at that number
and Mrs. Amos at No. 10 East Broad.
The error arose from the fact that one
flight of stairs, leading up from the
street. is used By the occupants of both
houses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-28
MARRIED IN NEW ORLEANS.
Mr. Butner Weds Daughter OF Chief Engineer
Coffin, u. S. n.
fspscia, Dispatch TO The Times

Especial DISPATCH to The IimesJ
WINSTON SALEM, n. c.. Feb. 81
Mr.. Eugene c. Butner. son OF Dr. and
Mrs. J. A Butner. Of Salem. was united
in marriage tonight TO Miss Hattie r.
Coffin, daughter of Chief Engineer Chas.
+. Coffin. of the United States navy Inc
ceremony was performed at the residence
of the brides grandmother. Mrs r. "A.
osborne, in New Orleans
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-28
Famous MinStreIS.

The famous Primrose and Dockstader
Iinstrels will be at the Academy on Fri
day afternoon and evening.
In presenting their latest creation of
minstrelsy Messrs. Primrose and Dock
stader have in store for the public many
new surprises and novel features. also a
complete new scenic and lighting equip
ment. equal to and surprising some of
the greatest romantic productions.
LONDON, Feb. 27-Public subscription
will be asked for tomorrow for the cree
ton Of a memorial to Queen Victoria at
London.
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Foot Crushed.

Robert Owens. a boy employed at the
Cedar Works, had his foot badly crushed
yesterday afternoon. lie was attended
by DR.. Gilis. OF The ambulance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-28
WAS TIRED OF LIVING.
Mr.. Lowe Cuts His Throat, but May Re-
cover
Especial dispatch to The Times,

Especial DISPATCH 70 the I1mes.J
CoVINGTON,SVA-. Feb. 2i.-Charles5 II.
Lowe, tired of life. attempted suicide here
this evening by cutting his throat from
ear to ear. His wife being in the room,
tried to prevent him, but was fought off
and received a slight wound on the hand.
1t is thought his wound will not prove.
fatal -
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A FATAL ROW.
Alorzo Johnson Killed and His Slayer Flees ]
from Justice.

fScec!al lnsna.cl The Times.)
wINSTON-SALEM. n. c.. Feb. 81
Particulars reached here to-day OF the
murder. in Wilkes county. of Alonzo
Johnson. who was shot three times by
John Shepherd Both men We're drinking.
The murdered man leaves {. wife and
three children Shepherd has not been
aDprehended and it is believed he has
left the county.
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bands patented device for accelerating
The speed of steamers.
Plaintiff sues to restrain defendant from
using the device and for an accounting.
She is entitled to about 100000 as her
share of profits already accrued to the
defendant from the use Of her husbands
invention, she claims
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-28
The Wrong Number.

IN the Police Court news. printed in
yesterdays Times it was stated that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-28

nLIDE STEAMSHIP co.'s a-
PHILADELPHIA. .sEsasaa5
RICHMOND AND NORFOLK STEAM
: SHIP LINE. -
Amounted sailing days: Every TUES
DAY. FRIDAY and SUNDAY at day
light. .,.,.
var further inforr,atfcn apply TO
szs Nv NcCARRlCK.
oen. southern Agent: office: Roeketts:
SsS..s - II. p.sCLYDE q co.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-17
GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

The first debate of tho year came off Mt
Maple Lawn academy on Friday evening
la9t IN" subject was "Resolvod that tn,
anarchists should be expelled from IN,
nitcd States The contestants for the
Affirmative were Misses Parker. Davis an
l.andon, and on the negative side were
FRANK Ross. Miss Wright and Guy Craw-
l'fd' me debating parties were very
evenly matched and the Judges were able
10 decide only with great difficulty who
We're the best contc stants, but decided IN
favor OF the affirmative. The judg, $ were
DR. STYLES. Mrs Clark of North Hero and
Mrs w. Han of South Hero. Miss Mamie
Jackson NJ. l.. a. 90 by request. favored
tn. audience with two fine readings Judg
clark and Mrs. Clark and several of the
leading people of North Hero att ended the
debate-Miss Belle Clark of Boston gave
AN interesting talk on her recent Europe n
llp before the Maple Lawn students on
f1lday morning. Her description of seen, g
ana people in Italy, Germany, Franc.
switzerland and England were very inter
esting ana instructivo.-Mrs. \. J. Hay
ward of Willsboro is visiting at RoV l.. Il.
Ttnnoy 'S.-Jcrome Hall has returned from
Il hunting trip In Maine. Farmers are
very busy filling sios and gathering ap-
pies. Several parties are drawing senes
and shipping fish to Burlington.
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CHARLOTTE.

MIR and Mrs :. @. Flush went TO Boston
W cdncstHy for a visit II. II. Tillcv of st
George has temporary charge of the post
Cfcc in the absence of Mrs Rush. Mrs
George sheldon of T'urlington Is in town
for a fcw DAYS --GcorPc Iabhcrt Is putting
w fine new house near the site of tho
cid one. Iio intends moving the oil mouse
back for horse harn.--Ira u. Coo Is II
has moved from Tho V. II. Field farm ia
Sholburne. -William Carpenter will carry
tie farm on the coming Ncar.--E. r. G1'l-
sell of Isle La Motto was in t.wn on hUSi
ness last week The ChatauIua club
meets this week Thur day with MISS
Anna Bvington.-Rcv. HHrvcv Gulick WITS
absent from his pulpit sunday. being in
Portland, Maine. Deacon w. S. Yale took
charge of the meeting ard a sermon WAS
read by Miss Lizzie Holmos-Mrs John
Holmes is vrry fecblc.-Mrs Martha VIII
liams goes t. Chicago u-Nt week I"r Il
Nisjt,--Mr. and Mrs l'l,d Baldwin md
judd Baldwin of burlington spent sun lay
I'm toWn.--Farmcrs have commenced fall
blowing.
A. \. ryineton has Just fir the |
painting all of his ont tildugs.-Nr- 9.
Wooster and daughter will move t. shell
lurnc. Nov 1.-GeorE" Footc is receiving
ricro apples than lie o>poctcd H. rHNS
81 for No. - and s. for Nc. o. YRS
Charles BNiuston ana wife have gone 10
Bunalo--Mr. md Mrs Mcrosc have re-
turned to Hartford, Conn
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ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Mrs. y. j. Durrah is i'm Burlington
this week attending the musical festival
-- NJ. T.. Hcrlcy ANA -. A. BtnOit started
Monday night for the Pan-American.-M
and Mrs. A. II. Manlcy returned Monday
from a weeks stay in Buffalo,. 5. Burt
Is building an addition lGX20 to his hou- e
on MlssisQuoi street.-The masons began
last week the laying of brick on L.. j
Wilder's new house.-A gang of men from
the Champlain Manufacturing CO., are
making some changes to the residence Of
.. Mcrrill-l<uitc 1t number Of our people
went to Boston on The excursion, leaving
Tuesday night on Mcdnc sddy moruin-,-
The family Of W, j, Morrison have move /
in with y. II. Harvey intending IN the
near future to Join Mr. Morrison in Nan
chester, \. II. II. II. Eldred is moving
into the house vacated by the Morrsons
Mr. and Mrs. C. f. Mosier were in town
MondaN.--Alr. and Mrs. S s. Watson were
at f., j, Wldcrs over Sunday.-Miss LA
watson, who has been with her parents
the past summer, has returned to Lowell,
MaSS,-MrS. NJ. II. Naw OF Montreal was
In town over Sunday, Mr. Yaw. who has
been having run Of fever, is very much
lmproved'-Twonty members of Lincoln
Lodge. +. and A, NJ, were in East Fair
was made master Mason William LAT
I'Y' who runs \. f. Ledchs Shannon
farm' was attacked by n bun while driving
ms cattle last Friday ana quite seriously
injured Ills hired man VINO came to tho
rescu" was 'lightly niured and 1t Is quite
probable mat, but for the arrival Of The
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-17

Guardian Angels church Sunday evening
by the Rev. G.. l.. Provost. Mr. and Mrs.
Morrill, have gone to New York on their
wedding trip
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Schoff hand
somcly entertained large number of
friends with a dancing party at Paige )
hail Tuesday night The large hall present
ed homolike appearance and everything
vas done by the host and hostess t. make
he evening an enjoyable one. The music
rHs excellent, the dances were splcndjdly
arranged, and no one present under these
suspicious circumstances could iail to
sNcnd Il delightful evening Tho collation.,
which was served during the evening was
pleasant feature of the entertainment.
altogether it was one Of the most success
full social function of the season.
Mrs. r. NJ. Deal entertained friends yes
tcrday AFT rnoou from 3 until & o'clock at
he" home on Congress street, III honor of
Miss Mary V. Fonda. The ladies' were en-
tCrtained with rcp1inrS by Mrs y y.
Post and Mrs J. II Minms, piano solos ny
Mrs. Norman y. Atwood and Mrs. Oliver
Croker stevens. and vocal solos by Mrs.
Henry +. James and Miss Mary v Fonda.
y hitting close to this charming society
event was n few words spoken by Mrs.
j. Gregory Smith, Ia which she referred {,
Mrs. Deals hospitality and the unique en-
ten tainmont which she had been able to
offer her guests. Mrs. w. u. Chandler
took a lash light picture of the company,
after which an elegant collation. was scrv-
cd by several Young ladies' Of the city,
Mrs. John Pillow has issued Invitations
for reception saturday afternoon from 3
until o'clock in honor of Miss Mabel L.
Hopkins
The St Adams High school foot bail
team was defeated ny tho No9tpclicr SOM
mary team Yesterday aftcrrocn vita II
score Of - to o. The game Was largely "a
tended in spite OF the rain.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-17
LAMOILLE COU NTY.
HYDE PARK,

Thursday W. ii. Steains of Johnson AMI
Stotc's attorney Cheney of Murriavill,
were here and arrested Jacob Porro;n fol
furnishing liquor to Lynn Stcarns, Peril
roth pleaded guilty and paid the usual
fine and costs. which amounted to about
Sl5 II seems that yong Ste arms wanted
something to drink ana being unab." Ia
get il himself maze arrangements With
F.rroth to go to the agents tor it.
Word was received here Wednesday that
Harold Bailey, a brother OF Miss Mnuda
Iuiey OF this placr, was very sick with
typr old fever in Pittsburg, Pa.
Dv and Mrs. Gcnse left Friday for
Bakersfield, where they will remain Tor d
short time and will go from there To Nom
treal The doctor has been suffering with
bad thropt for some time and has been
unable to spcak above a whisper for Sow
oral weeks
Mr.. Terrill of Cadys Falls, mother Of
Mr.. Samuel Town and G. b Tcrfill III d
Friday at the advanced age # rs years.
She has been i'm poor health for some time
and has been blind for several years
cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Maudc Ethel Bailey of HYDE
Park 10 Fred Wilton Campbell % Spring
field. Mass. 10 occur at the DonRr'Eu-
tioual church AT / o'clock Tues lay after
noon. oct %,
There WAS another old time husunp at
the nom" OF Mrs. J.. T. Grimes last Fri-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-17
WEST BERKSHIRE.

J. c, Weld end c. ii. Austin attended n
Masonic meeting at East Fairfield October
llth,--MissCs Sarah Nj. Erck and Della
Honey TO urned Saturday from a car
l.aEe dave to SWanton.--Mr and Mrs l..
H. stowe were in bakersfield Saturday
Mrs. c. S. 1hayer went 10 Watervilie Oc-
tJbcr It'll She will visit friends in Boston
before returning to her home here.--rhe
W. c. T. ". Will meet with Miss Sadie
Elrick Saturday, October 18th, at . clock
for election of officers for the ensuing
year.-Nisses Anna Ladd and Addie
Leavens passed Sunday at Richford Mrs.
+. c. Cushmar Of Sheldon Springs is visit
ing Mrs. NJ. $. Leavens.-Miss Carolina
Bowen of Richfcrd was IN town over Sun-
day.-Misses Minnie Carron, Miranda
Ewins and j. Emmett Weld are attending
the musical festival at Burlington.
II. j. Reigle of Enosburg Fails was In
town Thursday.-J. G. Weld ana G. II,
Austin attended tho Masonic meeting at
East Fairfield Friday night.--Mrs. +.
Phanueuf and son, Fred. called on ac-
quaintances in town WednesdaY.-J. En-.
nett Wel1 attended the musical oOnvsn-
ton in Burlington Tuesday and Wcdnes"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-17
RICHFORD.

I Miss Sheldon one of the teachers in tho
graded school was called home Mcndn,.
morning on account CT the accidental
shooting Of her brother. William at hi,
home In IIighgatc Sunday afternoon. cd
Ernest w. Ficw. formerly in the emolo,.
of the o. l.. Kinds Company here, died I'm
Arizona last Saturday. He was ON mis-
way to Mexico in hopes Of rcgnininu his;
health. He was II member of the st Al
bans company. during the late Spanish
war. and hhd been in poor health sin his
return home from Chatanoopn- several
from here went ON the excursion to Eos.
ton Wednesday .-Kcith's Vaudcvil, Stars.
of so people direct from Bosi on gave an
entertainment in the orora house here
Tuesday evening. the 15t -rhe Richforl
Foundry Company has been incorporated
with II. {. Aver as president and ". s.
] oStcr as secretary and treasurer. MI
roster VIII continue as manager DR.
j. NJ. Hamilton. wife and child Of Rutland
VISITED in town over Sunday last.-ThC r.
mains Of chester Green. aged n years, " ho
Was killed by the cars while wilkinJ ON
the track at North Troy, Sunday last 5as
brought here for burial Mondav.--lI 49,
tors &. :. Scoiield ard 4. NJ. Potion. IT.
t'ldod IN" annual meeting Of tho s,,tto
Medical society at Montpelier last We, ill.,
=. W. Mitchell attend al the annual mott
Ing Of Vermont Pharmaceutical assucl.-
ton ct Ncrgcnncs last Thursday The
Kings Daughters madc 500" from th.ir
"Dccstrick Sllulc" entertainment last r.;-
day cvcning.-rhc harvest supper which
the ladies of st. AIMS church wor. to
have last Thursday evening was put or
until Wednesday evening of this week -
k"N. L. w. Smith of Boston preached in
the Union church last Sunday forenoon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-17
GEORGIA..

Mrs. Richardson. mother Of Mrs. tud-
tics. lied saturday nirht-fhc annual
roll-coll of tn" Baptist church sill be held
oct -5'h.-Nscar Sunderland, residing ,u
the north part OF th" town. came ncal . :
ing buried alive recently. While dipgut
q ditch, the earth cdviLe in burying him
L" h. neck. Fortunately help was uvtr
nnd he WAS cXtricated rom his peillous
pusitiou.-Mrs. o. g. Waite was thrnSn
II IN E"r carriage Saturday and cut cash
i'm h't forehead which required t.ic,
stitches To- clos".-Ca-SiuS Austin is I'M
GOWN ~ health.
Alan Hurlbut is buying apples through
ont IN" TOW a Mr. How ard OF ,TairfaX l.;
la!ntin- tho town hall and Academy build-
.iiG NJ. McGrath has inst finished paint T.
ing his new ldrrs-lIiss BESSIE BIS .
has been SPEEDING the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Judsou L0ador ON St AllanS hii -
AlNah Sahin Of Sycamo'e. H., has been
spending the week With friends in town
Mrs.. Henry Bushnell is in town called
here ~ the death of Fer brother Edward
Joc"INn.- Roy. AID Mrs. Iorin.cr were Gull
inc in th' East part of the town Friday
and SATURDAY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-17
HIGHGATE,

Protractcd meetings are to be held at
tie NJ. Il. church beginning oct. 18th and
continuing each evening until oct Eth.
inclusive. Ministers from other towns viii
ne prcSent.-A latge company attended the
harvest home dance at Liberty hall luHt
eduesdGy evening. Pdrkcr's orchestra
furnished the music and good time was
enjoyed by affairs r.. II. Brown. VIII.
mas been visiting her sister, Miss Caroline
Fisher for several weeks. has returned to
her HON" in COnncCtiCut.-Mr and Mrs
g. c, Holmes. in company with Mr.. AID
Mrs. l.. l.. Marsh of t,noshurg, start Il
Tuesday evening for Buffalo and Niagara
rails. Bert Stinchour. who has been ill
with rheumatic fever the past SIX weeks,
see ms To be glining.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Illoy have sold their farm in Burke and
are now stopping with His brother. Fred
lhlcy.-The funeral Of William .,hcl,ipu.
who vas accidentally shot last Sunday
was h,ld from his late home Tuesday ar
ternoon at O'Clock Rev. f.. j. Iidnslow
oi Swantun officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
Soph brewer are happy over the arr
OF Il baby, Gorn sunday, the 18th inst.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-17
EAST FRANKLIN,

Mr. and Mrs George Till of Richmond
;. @, have been visiting friends in t-wu
for the past week Mrs. a. a. Rcrher
and son Fred started Tuesday night. oct.
IT, Tor Boston, Mass, to visit friends
Mrs. c. w. Ford of New Buffalo. ohio.
visited friends in town last wccl<.-Thc
Woman's Christian Temp. rance Union
was held Friday oct llth at D. y w
ine'f and officers We're elected foy the en-
suing ycar-Miss I.oriNda Boyd went Tues
day night to Lawrence Mass. to visit
Nc" brother and other friends - Mrs. T. s
right of Montgomery Center visited hor
parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. olmstead. last
w ok.-lrncst Olmstcad ana T. Dunton
started Friday oct llth to visit the Pan
American ut Buffalo
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-17
FAIRFAX.

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v'rnaI in',.,ii, ii, N'uu9'ock me 'h'-
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,,,G thn n,o%au " ~ !, nv "" 10 at
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V.i,i, 49, 1CS'Ih thape1 "l
WIS.,. 'I't.l'h o!u IRE ''u. ~ town.
It.,,,., ~ az" Ms INJURIES
,,i,n - '''' 'I"t spent 'lo li'ii
r. HoSS'S' WILL
bi, , N,'''''"i nave HnlShed
,''ri,.,, 100, NJ, JuI men ana re-
,.i.i,. ~ ''''i uu' - ihe'IS Is
,[,lt''r3a ~, a.. ~ '", ''lR'"l BUSINESS
,.,,1 -. :, a. " ~" tu,. "ou "" h""d OF
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T',,t N,,ir ~, ''I"tA mum nous on
,,,,,'i ,I'''. T., 'oN" i'r'"''l ms
49,, ' t. Wv ~ ryan mouse known
~ 10y p'"."'-Mr ana Mr..
I,,ni4l -, "''. III %. H'p"hS IN" I"th on
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,"'o,, w. '-"O'' VI N'I'oh was IN town
a.. .,,...
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-17
BElVIDERE

." 'hapcl has moved into the hlus. with
his WIGS father, hrtin4s t'letchor-rl tn.
oi steer supper Friday evening ~ L.4u,,
Pott'r's nettod thu Ladies' Aid sopi,t.
about Sl2 after the EXPENSES wcr. paid .
A.l. am" Mrs. f. o. Shattuck anI and
daughter. Mildred Of burlington r.t.l
his father. NJ. C. Shattuck. uv,r : ...
a'\.-j mes Croker Of North HyGr Park
Visited his daughter, Mrs Cuisine SnH.l.
over iay.-Eugen" Rivers is mOvin. f.
th' mouse owned hy Luther Thoma. ur
'"ln1rl lre.-Nr. and Mrs. y. C. Saith
'r" At cambridge JLrction for "a -t r.
NM" 2 V. II. 6. Howard Of CamL.. : -.
WI preach sermon in memory Of l-,l..
Hi."'" OF JAY. it he'nr his request IT,. wl-
" ..imcr pastor in this place The SER
N''S ar" to he hold AT the Chri:ti4r
'.'rr1 sunday, oct. 70. AT O'Clock in III.
AN imoor. Mr.. Sisro died Scut~mi ~ !:
I'm 'iE # cancer. -!icnrv Potter and MS
siS g. Mrs. JON, W sc1m. arc Visiting ni ;
brother g. Potter i'm Winooski.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-17

JHSt south OF the city, so the robbers could
not have ESCAPED out of town in boat
There Is a strorg belief that the fellows
who did the job didn't live outside of thiS
town although the work has q little pr
icssional lOok.-Last week William C,rllcr
made application to Commissioner John
w. Titcumh of St lohnshlry for "A license
to operate seine on Foirt the Ton,;,le
All urrh. and was refused on the ground
that 1t was toe near the Fclots Point
Draw, and various opinions are EXPIRE, Sei
as 60 the legality of Mr.. TltComb'sG lie Isl n
Mr. Crullcr will take steps to know WIN
he has not tho same right to 'ish in lake
Champlain as the others north Of MIN
license having been granted last season
At This ground Mrs. Frark Rcwcll. whose
home Is on Po.nt-of. tho Tongue Alburnh
Is very sick. Or. Grinnell of Burlington
and DR. Allen of SwantCn were called last
week t. visit her. Her disease is Of 4
drupsichl nature.
sheridan Martin was brought t. tic
North Hero Jail Monday night by CON
stable Charles Tudhope and locked IN.
occupying bed with Antonio Coangclo.
some tim" ago James DoGd,' store WAS en-
tered ana small amount of stuff tahru.
'Sharkey Rowell and Shirdv" Martin
We're suspected. Rowcll vas arrested whilo
Martin took French leave and his where
ahoutS have Tcen unkn lWu tin found III
SwHnton.--N urk on the railrnHd bridge at
T. lot Point is being pushed right along.
th' PIERS being tmbercd up and the stone
Al ailments MEL Nlih CcnC"rtc Several
Cai lOads of crushed stone are being tax
en- out of the pit daily and taken on the
road n"rth. The steam drcdgc Is still ut
work on the reef. cleaning ii of to Il depth
OF II feet. and il is expected the job will
lHtt fully month longer. Edison Nos-
burg. the assistant draw tender at Pelot $
Io.nt, is laid up with a badly spraiucd
an - ~. L.t
W Idle closing the draw sidney IutCk1ns
and family have moved to St. Adams.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-17
AlBURG,

'rhc wife Of Joseph Mumlov died Very
suddenly last Wednesday. beng i'll but
two days She leaves young child. The
funeral was conducted from the Catholic
church Friday morning. Rev and Mrs 4.
Is. knright Of Essex are visiting THOR
many friends here who are glad to- Al
come thcm.-S Schools in town are clos ed
OWING to the prevalence of scarlet fever
.aiss Mary Lawyea died last week of
scarlet fever.--H. w, Marvin is in Mnnt-
prlcr this week.-Mrs.. Peter Nantinc will
50, nd the winter in Burlington. She is re-.
cciving treatment there At present.--Alr.
and Mrs Hogle and Miss Grace Hogle ~
swanton were guests of IL. 5. Young last
week