Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-30

York city. damaged by the dynamite ex-
plosion Monday were those of Gen. J. G..
Mccullough, his brother-in-law, i. Il. Jcn-
ninss, ESQ. and his son-in-law, Thornton
Turner. A little son of Mr.. Turner was
injured by being cut in the face by splin-
tiers of glass.
More floating Ice was visible in the broad
lake yesterday than has been seen before
this winter. Thu fierce gale and cold
northwest wind of the last SO hours must
have cooled the water Il good deal and n
few hours of still cold weather would
probably close the lake. 1t has reached
about the average time of closing.
Three petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday. They were those of Fred j.
Sawyer of Brattleboro. with liabilities of
s550.32 and assets of $500. all Of which are
claimed exempt; of James Hickey. a tin
smith of Burke, with liabilities of S32 ami
assets of SIG, all of which are claimed
Exempt; and of Charles l. Colburn Of
artford. with liabilities of $22S.j 30 and as
sets of 800.
The following business was transacted
Saturday In probate court: In the estate
Of Austin q. Spoor OF colchester the will
was proved, Harriet c. Spoor was APP
pointed c~xocutrix and G. :. Lord and S.
~. Weston were appointed commissioner
and appraisers; in the estate of Hattie l..
Bartlett of Burlington. G. 4. Baker was
appointed administrator
Cards of invitation have been received
ir this city for the Wedding OF Jan. Goth
of Hon. JOIN c. Allen of Monmouth, III ,
to Miss Dora Durell Of Vermont, III. Mr..
Allen is n son of Judge I. II Alton Of
Hinesburgh and has many friends IN this
vicinity who v i'll extend congratulations.
After a wedding trip through the south,
they will visit relatives in Vermont.
In Probate Court Monday the will was
proved in the estate of Warren Fellows of
Jericho and Frank j. Pcroival was APP
POINTED administrator with the will an
neXc1. Clark r. Nsrney and NJ. H. Pack.
ara were appointed commissioner and ap-
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1t is probable that the hearing on The
discharge of the bankrupt firm OF Knott &;
Closson will be resumed next week Thurs
day at the customs house. 1t Is expected
that the objecting reditors examination,
conducted by Attorney Fits. will occupy
about two days, after which Knott & Clos
nSesoe VI" NV VII
The observance of the Goth anniversary
Of the Catholic Young Mems Union was
brought to a pleasant close last evening
with a ball given at the Unions rooms In
the Hayward block on Main street. There
were about 20 ouples present and excel
lent music Tor the dancing was furnished
hN Bert Waterman on The violin, l.. l.
Leonard on the cornet and Miss Lila!
served.
The aldermenic license committee, whicr
is to so to Springfield, Mess, to iuspec,
the plant of the Swift Rendering Co, nav,
not vet set a date. 1t vas expected tha,
they would GO this week but it will pro
baby be some time in February beror.
they make the Investigation The Swift
Co. does not care tc begin building opera
tons here until spring, II allowed to con
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Arrangements for the Beatrice Herefor,
recital are completed and it will be helt
. in the Y. Nj. G. A. music hall on the even
ing of Feb. .. The Klifa club and It.
friends are looking forward to an even
ing of rare enjoyment as Beatrice Here
ford has won favorable judgments from
both English and American critics. Tick
cts may be obtained from members o
the club.
paror P,do,rb ra,ix nh,a. ... p,.
linrton caturdn" Co.., ~ Ann "
where he will Join Mrs. Frona Hale Lie
bich. Before leaving the jail he thank {
those in charge for the courteous treat
ment accorded him. Madam Inga Lie
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uld not come to this country 10 cause Lie
plch S arrest but to assist him, thinkin.
, that the stories that had reached her wer,
, untrue.
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E was an action of trover for the conversion
Of two coon skin coats and one ladies sea
kin coat. Judgment was rendered for tn
. plaintiff to recover damages of Sl61 AM
costs. An appeal was taken and bail wa
1 furnished in the sum Of $500, c. J. Russell
I appeared for the plaintiff and NJ. G. Lear.
| Of Richmond for the defendant.
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= ~. u,bo rosig,od at Ntn1or prnnrnts re
). quest. Mr.. Reagan has been a motornla
Z on the Montpelier and Barre electric roa'
for about three years. He was at Barr
when he received the news of his appoint
n ment and while running his car back (
l. Montpelier it was dcrailed and severa
= passengers were bruised. II was his frs
G accident as a motorman.
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T. fore the Sycamore is completed those OF
T iiccrs will serve on the Horizon. The