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

"Maior' Ranlett, one of the oldest and
best known postal clerks running be
tween this city and Boston, died 1T his
home in SomcrVilc. Mass. Thursday.
Miss Katherine Held and George car
pentcr both of this city. were MARI d
at the Baptist church parsonage by the
Rev. Or. W. H. IL. Avery, "Wednesday
morning..
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Fisseu of WASHINGTON. n. G.. Wednesday,
January 20 Mrs. t'issell was former ly
Miss Elizabeth McGrath of this city.
Albert j.. Tcnney died at h : no. o.
North Min street Monday night after
long illness over six years ago ne SUI
fcrtd uaralytiC shock from when he
never recovered although he was able 20
bc about at times Since last Thanhsgiv-
ing he had been confined by the fatal NAL
adv which resulted in his death. He vas
born in the town of Franklin about ~
years ago. His mother dying while he
was vet of tender years, Mr. Tcnney came
to this city where he was blought up J.
the family of his uncle, j. j. D"aNitt M
TER being graduated from the un.Ner ny
Of Vermont ne studied law with his uncl,
and was admitted to the bar. lie p' az
ticcd his profession in ENahsNlII'' iHu.'
and returned 10 this city to wed Mis-
Frances butcher. eldest daughter of the
late Frederic, and Minerva butcher. Mr.
and Mrs Tcnncy resided for a time in
Evansville. but the climate not agreeing
with Mrs T"nncYs health, they return
to st Abaus. Mr. Tcnn"Y here engaged
IN the insurance business at lrst with $.
:. Watson ana later with James MELON
aid If, was in partnership with tn"
lqtter when stricken with paralysis
in 1875. Mr. Tcnncy was pop
ular man and q member of the
famous Ransom guards lie was
ut one time adjutant Of the Vermont M
tional Guard and later held the rank OF
l.. Nt-lfi he.
uuently addressed. Tie is survived by his
wife ana little daughter Frances.
Two cases were tried in city court Mon
dav before Judgr j. VI. Iihorne. hu-
gcnc Sch of ChazY, y. Y. was tried tor
INVESTIGATION. He pleaded guilty TO the
obtuincd tlr liquor. he said at tho city
aC, urY. telling the agent that he had a
hard cold on his lungs. ii was his first
offs ard he arranged to pay The cos,H
uud Was released. Frank Robator WIS
arraipncd on tho charge Of third ofrons"
of INVESTIGATION. He pleaded not guilty
but was found guilty and fined so and
costs. y. ". steele, states attorney,
prosecuted and Willard HARRINGTON de-
fonded
Peter Nolan has purchased Of Dol
Brooks his farm at st. Adams Bay which
Us commonly known as the Ebcnezrv
brooks farm.
Mis- Helen \. Ranlr,j will leave thi4
cltN soon Tor IN extended "trip ahrnad
whi,h Will n'luG" - visit 10 tn" Holy
Land She expects tu sail about February
l..
Ii has hron uruo'mccd that Lentcn SCR
vices win be h,ld in tlr congregational
church. i'm This city, on Wednesday AMI
Friday evenings. TIC pastor is also MIX
iu- arrangements tc cid services every
cv, oing du''re Holy Week. when No viii
deliver J. course of SCIp'uns appropriate Il
the sea. ~.
y party e about 80 n, l,brrs OF Bellevue
LOtac Daughters of RCl ckah, drove to
SWdnt0n last evening 10 attend Il SOniahlc
gwen IA the home of a. i. ~ 'ltnc. h!'uIt
!, of this number went in f. i. FuIl,r's
sleigh Cen. Grant ard the others went
in single 4l,ighs
Mrs. Ariellc Noble ballard. who iat7)V
arrived in burlington from Dresden. cam
to This ei'v yesterday on thc noon tram 10
visit friends
Mis-. Georcr 9. stcvcrs lcft Yesterday
morlmg fer Il visit in Lowell. Mass
"ho Row. John L. Scwall was IN Kutarl
yesterday II attend mcet'ng Of tic West
Dn Vermont CONGREGATIONAL club.
Airs =. r. StodGald is visiting rolatiV -
in lNudonyillo.
james Is. Curtis Las rented niH rarm i'm
Georgia to his two sons, ana intends -
ov" to this city It reside
NrS. j. i F!'t"h,r, who has o"cn soy
ilu.'y III. has not been aY Well for TN
rast few d1:s, nut was no " rise N'@j-l-
cas-.
The Social Music Circle WAS entertained
il' pltl-aut manner last evening by Mr..
and Mr. :. 3 Watson Of Brown 4Ncu'u.
Th0.y living at a diStanC" from w. ~.
WatSon's homo were carried h0ck and
tu"th in Gilmore's sleigh barge Governor
smith
Nh. and Mrs. JONES Ma.on'v ~ Weldon
sire &. wcro giVCu suriIiSo rur-r Tues
Gay cveninE ii being the uftoouth anne
N,rsary of their marriatc. Tho gathciiNr
y as art ,ioat,d in by about q" friends and
noighhors, who presented MI and Mr..
Nalouoy with a purse Of -, as token
Of their esteem for them. Tho evening
was pleasantly spent in dancing and play
ing cards and delicious refreshments Wor.
served.