Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-24
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.

The Estcy Organ company have just
completed their first pipe organ. 1t has
been placed in the Methodist church at
Eiattlcboro.
Miss Annie Leonard, daughter of Mrs.
Cora e. Leonard. and William II. Perry.
both Of I}rattlcboro, were married We'd
i.esday evening at the home of the brides
mother, Rev. f. l.. Marble Of the Baptist
church performing the ceremony.
Rev: George J. Sutherland, formerly rec
tor of the Episcopal church at Northileld.
Vt. went Wednesday with his family to
North Carolina. wherc he is to take IL
new parish. Mr.. Sutherland is Il son-in-
law of Rev. Allan d. Brown.
Frank W. Mclendy. express mess, nSci
on the narrow gauge line from Brat tlcbcrO
TO Londonderry, was arrested Tuesday
oct IL on information of the states at
tornoy, charging him with assisting an
other person in the sale of intoxicating
liquor. Ills bail was fixed at $500
+. l.. Brttcn of Rutland left Monday
for Philadelphia, where he will compete
in Il half-milc matched footrace for IA
purse of $500 u side 3ritton, who has
been training hard for the last three
weeks, stated that lie considered himself
in fine condition for the race and felt con-
lidont of winning
Rufus Spaulding. successful farmer
and prominent citizen of ProctorsVille, d. i
there very sudd My Tuesday, oct L..
Born III the adjoining town of Ludlow, h
had lived in the same community all his
life, and was active in all matters of beuo
iii to the town He leaves a widow and
four children. Edwin r. and Walter l..
# Springfield, Mass. and Willis l.. and
Mrs. Oscar Il. Bryant of ProctorsVi!le.
The body of Edward Moore, tn" young
-ulli.r from PassumpsiC who died i'm tine
hihppincs in September 1890, while serving
ir the 10Th T., S v, was shipped by eT~
prcSS from San Francisco, Friday. 1t -
%pccteG that fun"r2l services will b" held
sunday. Mr.. Moore'H friends had the as
sUrance that the government would scNd
the body here eventually but were nor
aware that It had been brought from the
Philippines until telegram Saturday an
noGnccd that ii had been sent from sam
Francisco
Last Wednesday n man who gave his
name as Michael Brcslin died at the lun.-
hvr camp of the Ijattcniill Lumber com.
puhN in Manchester. lie was one of tie
several who had been hired at an employ
mcnt agency in Boston and had lately ar.
riNtd. He had evidently been ON n pro-
luuecd spree" ard died from it effects.
IN attempt was mad" to communicate
with his ir,rds in Boston, but non" could
hc found and he was buried at public cN-
p"nso.
Charles iicnhcl ana Orlm ~. Ellis. who
mold mortgage for $1,000 ON the furniture
md fixtures in the l}rattlohoro House.
took possession of the property oct. and
placed Dr. T.. j. Ilenkcl in charge as
keeper. Attachments to cover Gebts
mounting to about $500 were placed on
Tive property by Robbins ~ Cowlcs, SchOr-
ling < Johnson, and NJ. j. Moran X Co,
and a mechanics lien WAS placed ON the
fixtures recently installed ht John Calvin.
:lcnk"l ana Ellis are considering the adj
visibility of closing the hotel, lut have
not yet scomc to a definite conclusion.
FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS.
At the annual meeting Of the Vermont
Federation Of Women clubs in Norris
willie Thursday a report of the New Eng
land conference was given by Mrs, j, +.
Ncodham of Rutland. A paper IN prison
reform, writer by Mrs Winifrcd iiarpcr
cooley formerly of Rutland, was read 10y
Mrs. c. II. Slocum of Morrisvillc. Next
e. lme discussion of the color question
with Mrs. r. \. Davis of Rutland as lead
~ The election of officers resulted as
follows President, Miss Hclcn w Smith
of White River Junction; vice pre- sid nj,
Miss Jennie Valentine of Bennington; re-
corliug secretary. Mrs. Gertrude $. Davis
If Rutland; treasurer. Mrs. Anna Pearl
If Lvndonvilo; delegates to the biennial
convention III Los Angeles, tdL, IN May,
Mrs &. w. Stone of st. JohnSburN. Mrs.
o. G. Ashton of Rutland Mrs :. f.. Pin
free of Hartford, Mrs. J. r.. Ncedham of
Rutland.
AN EXPENSIVE HOG. .
The case of the state vs.. John lIanl"y
for assault on Charles H. REYNOLDS. hoth
of West Hartford, was tried ON Friday
afternoon October II, before Justice
" bite and a jury The alleged assault
grew out of a controversy over the owner,
ship OF a shont which Mr. llunlcy took oIt
of Mr., Reynolds pen. claiming that he
had bought 1t of Mr.. Reynolds wife fer