Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-10-31

veterinary SuIEtOns l ulll IL Dttn W1TU-
ed not to work the horse until some sores
were properly cared for but paid no at
tention to the warning.
The commissioners in the estate OF ~ A.
Cartwright met last evening to consider
claims pre- scented by a son of the deceased.
The administrator is f. f.. Davis and the
commissioners are George w. Deberville
and j. Il. LaNell.
Col. Henry O. Carpenter of Rutland,
for many years the genial manager Of
the Bardwell house in that city, is i'll "A
sanitarium in this city for treatment for
q spinal affection with which he has been
troubled for several months.
In city court Saturday the case of G..
A. Sumner, trustee, VS.. H.. w. Blondin was
brought up The case involves an amount
due on a note. Judgment was rendered
for the plaintiff to recover damages Of
SS2.29 and costs Of $751; by default.
The funeral of A. II. Lewis of East Shol-
burne was held Thursday afternoon at l
o'clock, Rev. d. w. Dayton officiating.
Misses Ray and Clifford sans two hymns.
The bearers were George Palmer. Irving
Elliott, Benton Allen and Anthony Purcell.
United States Senator Chaunccy NJ.
Depew, I resident w. Fl. Newman OF the
New York Central railroad and Col. A. b..
Chandler, president of the Postal Tele-
graph company, were the guests of DIR.
W. 5. Webb at Shelburnc Farms Sunday.
Two petitions in bankruptcy were filed
Monday. Thcy Were those of Fred +.
Spauldirg of Weston, liabilities 1924. OF, as
sets 1891 IL, of which sl6l.3 81 Is claimed ex-
cmpt. and Archie j. Whittier. a stationary
engineer, of Barre, liabilities S3Co75, assets
$3.50.
j. II Gates received word Monday of
the sudden death in Buffalo Sunday from
%laryngitis of his grandson. Kenneth Nc
Lean, the cleven-year-old son and eldest
hid of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mclean. Mr..
Gates went to Buffalo Monday night to
attend the funeral.
Several large wooden columns were plac-
cd under the arches on either end of the
railroad station Saturday. When the roof
was rcmodolcd recently the pillars were
taken away but the weight of the ma
sonry proved too great a strain for the
unsupported arches.
Eugene A. Lawyer, alias Eugene A. de
Loyer, who was arrested recently at Rich
ford, has been brought before Clerk
George L. Johnson and held In $500 bail.
which he furnished. Lawyer was indict-
ed for smuggling at the recent session of
the federal grand jury in Rutland.
Cards were received in this city Thurs
day announcing the marriage in Boston
Wednesday of Charles T.. Parks, engineer
at the burlington Cotton Mills, and Miss
Minnie Mae Cave. The bride is a sister
of Mrs. Edward Wheeler of this city.
They will reside at 315 st. Paul street.
Clark c. Briggs of this city and Mrs.
Blanche Renfrew, formerly book-keeper
in the store of w. a.. Buckley & Co,
were married in Bradford, TUESDAY even
ing. After Il honeymoon of two weeks spent
in Washington, u. c., Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs
will reside in this city on North Union
street.
Harvey Mcrrihew of South Burlington
was in this city Friday with a hard
some buck which he shot in DuXDury,
The animal weighed about $50 pounds and
was thought to have been about seven
years old. While at DuXbury the party
secured another animal which was cut
up there.
George Stone and Miss Flavic Lambert
were married at st. Joseph's church at
o'clock Monday morning. The ceremony
was performed by Mgr. J. NJ. Cloarec. Ed.
ward Erunell was the best man, while tn,
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Louisa Lambert. Mr.. and Mrs. Stone are
to reside in Williston.
TIL creditors who object to the dis
charge of the bankrupt firm of Knott &
CIosson have filed their specifications
with p.raron Coorgc " Dehervile .anC
tho nIIorations number a. A hearing vii
soon be held ut which both members OF
rho firm and the cxpert who examined tn.
books will he present.
At the customs house Saturday morning
ut II o'clock will be sold at auction about
1900 yards of cloth, which was seized al
nichfcrd in August for violation Of tn,
custCms laws At the same time will b,
sold ohout >7o0 mounds of hcmp barg rg
waste and ab,ut $500 bounds of wool
rags. also seized at Richford in August.
" petlti.nS IN rahKrup.cy were hlc'
MrruloIoh a carnenter of Lyndon. will
liabilities Of SOFA 81 and assets OF $50. al
.>cnnt. whil. tho second was that Of :.
y Miller a farmer of Barnet Ielth liza
iirtins cf 81 q ~ and assets of S1.OT3. a
az which 81 1s is claimed cxmeut.
Ihe hoys OF the AGRICULTURE Departnlen
OF the University nave zee. iar'hi' wei
lat'ly' lfF'E "P'"ru'HS 10 n.Ot' "P
rnrtmcnt Of Hpriculture. and NJ. II. cum
n,irrs has he,n offered the position of as
eistIrt In nrticult,re IN the I-niyersit
Rt. Rev. =. c. \. Han reached ron;
, Tuesday morning from san franclsco,' ID
t where he has been for the past month at
tending tn" general convention OF III
l Jsham Bliss. who also attended the cor.
vention viii not return at present -
! with Mrs Miss is staving at San DIEGO
l cal.