Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-08-13
THE OLD BEE HIVE.


liabilities are S,3S5 and bis unsecured liza
biities are $3.50 %. lie has assets of 1924.
of which 800 are claimed exempt.
Robert Simpson of New York is renew
ing acquaintance in this city for a few
days. He formerly lived here, having
been engaged in the sporting goods store
of w. s. Phelps for some time He re-
Gently graduated from Miller's College
in New York.
The case against Edmund Pasha, who
interfered with an officer at a dance al
the south end Saturday, was taken up
in city court Tuesday and Pasha was
found guilty of breach of the peace and
assessed So and costs of $500 He took
an appeal and furnished bail in the sum
of $50.
The superintendent of the Howard Re
lief society reports that there is great
need of childrens clothing, especially for
| infants. at the present time. The supply
at the relief building has been exhausted
and any clothing that may be brought
there will he greatly appreciated.
Robert y. Jones left Saturday for Cali
fornia, where he expects to remain sew
eral years and take course of study ut
the Leland Stanford University at Palo
Alto. He will make the journey across
the country in company with the G. A.
II. oXcursionists.
The council of the Vermont Society
of Colonial Wars is arranging for an ex-
cursion to attend the unwilling of the
! monument erected by the New York So
ciety Of Colonial Wars at the head of
Lake George on tho 9TH and Sth Of Sep
| TENDER.
The gray squirrels are doing serious
| damage in some of the city gardens Ir
| one a seckle pear tree loaded with fruit
| has lost half of its crop, by the rascas
who bite a pear in two, extract and eat
the seeds. and drop the two halves upor
tho ground to rot. Pear trees in other
gardens have suffered in the same way
An excursion of about 500 people came
to this city yesterday over the Contra
| Vermont railway from Waterloo
| p. @. and Newport and inter
mediate stations. arriving here abou
noon. They took the Chatcaugay for
trip to Ausable Chasm and various point.
along the lake and returned about five
o'clock
The celebration of tho 25th anniversary
Of the founding of tho Sodality Of tn,
| blessed Virgin Of St Marys Cathedral
which was to have occurred August II
has been postponed to December S. which
is the feast Of the BLESSED Virgin, becaus,
several of the members are on their va
'dll'IlS anu Will lOl Dc III lle Guy mex
week
The case OF II. ]. Stanley & Co.. agains
T.. +. Brownel and trustee, the city o
burlington, was tried Monday befor,
Justice y. V. Spalding The trustee wa
DISCHARGED and the case against the prin
cipal defendant is held under adviscmen
till next Monday. The case is an action
for goods and services rendered the dc
PENDANT by the plaintiff
The first evening excursion of the sum
mer to Cedar Beach, Thompson's Pon
and Westport, was given on Saturday
The cold south wind kept at home man,
who would have gone under more favor
aide atmospheric conditions, although tn
return trip, under the fun moon and af
ter the wind had almost entirely subside
was much enjoyed. There was the usua
illumination of tho camps along the lax
shore particularly at Cedar Beach an
Thompsons Point at which places man
of the excursionists visited friends unit
the return of the steamer from Westport
An alarm was rung in from box 2
| at the corner of Archibald street an