Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-04


the house for several weeks and at one
| time his condition was considered very
serious but he rallied and is now able to
| attend to his numerous business affairs.
DR.. f. A. Rich has been appointed by
| the United States bureau of animal in
dustry to investigate the foot and mouth
disease and went last night to Chester
| for that purpose, having just returned
from Boston, where he made some inves-
legations.
Two petitions in bankruptcy were filed
! Friday. both being from Wnooski Ed
ward Greene has liabilities of $3l2.97 and
assets of $l25 all of which are claimed ex-
empt. and Henry Merchant has liabilities
OF S26i.Ol and assets of $780, all of which
are claimed exempt
| The final meeting of the creditors and
| the hearing on the discharge of Isaac
Cohen, bankrupt was held Monday be-
fore Referee George w. Debervillc Cred
itors appeared and noted their objections
| to the discharge and will file their specf-
! cations later
! Mrs. G. T. Davidson Of Newfane, sec
rotary of the State Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, is in this city and
from this point will assign the speakers
that will be put into the field during the
campaign against the license local
| option bill
There wac y hearing Saturday before
1ustice Ceor,rc " Dobervilie in Tho case
| of Tho etoto ys intoxicoting iouor sei,e1
NJ Tho nreriscs ~ Conrge Shorts,ooyss
| ,rb. lionor contested of hottie IF v,his-
| key and as there was no evidence that 1t
| was on hand for sale it was ordered re-
| turned.
| The Winooski river never fails to be
| frozen over in the month of November"
aro snvs m old resident ana 60 II has
| re,r,irnd without an oxccntion ,,rtu ,bis
| voor whom tho rnonth Of Novenhor comes
| and zoos and tho rivor hoe NO covering
Of ice
riehds OF a. jackson stone. VINO spent
| in London much of the time for the last
few years. will be Interested to kuu,, ,,,Al
he has formed a partnership with LYMAN
| r. GRAY for the purpose of conducting n
! general banking and brokerage business in
| New York city.
the remains or John Boyle VINO dled
| sunday at the soldiers Nome IN Bennlng-
ton arrived IN this CITY MONDAY ana
John r. Kelley. The funeral was
held from ST Marv's Cathedral Wednes
day morning, with interment in st. 10.
seph's cemetery.
james +. Russell was TUESDAY APP
pointed city liquor agent by Commission
err Clarence Hicks and will assume the
duties of the office soon: The assistan
has not yet been appointed Agent Xii
lam Will continue in the office until Mr.
tho reouirod formaltioe
The remains of Mrs. Bertha Chamberlain
Brooks came to this city Friday iron
Montpelier on the 1851 train and wer
taken Immediately to Green Mount GENE
terry for interment, The brief service a
, the grave was conducted by the Rev. G
\. Bliss and the bearers were {. D. Ord
way, Clarence Hicks, A. IL. Rutter and
charee ~ T Xarren Roherts
Sherin Reeves arrested Dave Laro o
t.lmwood avenue FRIDAY at Essex juno
} tion on the charge OF forgery. About thre
weeks ago Laro was IN possession or
: check OF Sc from ID. {. Parker or Shell
burhe ana ne changed the reading TO 5.
The sherin has been on his track for owe
week ana ne. win deputy SheriH j. L
reeves locateu 'he man at fsseN III
capt. Ihomas b. l-amoreux or tn
QuarterIhasters department OF tne UNITED
states army mas arrived III burlington
ana Win ms IaHl'iy is AT the van Mes
Rouse captain LahoreuA VIII nav
charge OF the construction of the new
STAPLES at fort Ethah Allen. lie Is Tn
nrst member OF the Quartermasters de
partnent 10 De stationed IN burlington
since the departure OF the late Col. Gu.
howard.
Andrev EIetcher Sr and Jr of tho I,
D e. A Fletcher comnanv of Hohoken n
j.. who built the engines in the ne,
steamer Vermont have insnectad IN