Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-03
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Continued from sixth page.)

Mrs. Bramen celebrated their golden well
ding anniversary. Mr.. Bramen was for
% years in the hardware business in
Montpelie and Barre. From 1875 to 1879
he was secretary and treasurer of the
Union Mutual Fire Insurance company,
and treasurer of that company from 1879
to 1885, when he retired from active labor.
lie is survived by three brothers, all of
whom reside in Washington. Funeral
services will be held from his late home
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock, the
Rev. j. Edward Wright officiating. Bur-
fal will be In Green Mount cemetery.
Several civil cases were disposed of in
city court Tuesday. In NJ. d. Wells of
Cabot vs.. O. r.. Collins. judgment was
rendered for the plaintiff to recover $S1 II
with costs of siO.33. The defendant APP
pealed tho case to county court II. A.
Bowman was awarded S.e5 with costs of
SAL from A. J. Smith for a mileage. In
the case of Rocco Lott vs.. George y,
Laing and J, A. Archie to recover on a
note, the court gave the plaintiff judgment
for s4c2.45 with s605 costs.
At the meeting of the Saturday After
noon club, held Monday evening. Mrs. +.
!. Pitkin was elected president: Mrs A.
II. Temple, secretary; Miss Sallie Oviatt,
assistant secretary, and Mrs. p. f. Blod-
gett, treasurer.
The decorators are at work in the Of
fee of the secretary of State at the State
House.
John J.. Pape, formerly Of Montpelier
met with fearful death recently at Los
Angeles, Cal. lie was employed as en-
ginecr in the stone cutting works of Bly,
Brothers In that city. His clothing
caught in n swiftly revolving fly wheel
and his body was horribly manglcd be-
fore the machinery could be stopped. The
deceased was "a years old and unmarried.
The last work he did in this vicinity was
g.. HI Of
lagc.
L. T. Callohan. for the past IL years a
postman in Montpelier has resigned in
order that he may devote his whole time
to the granite business of C. p. Gill &, Co.
in which firm he is partner. Mr.. Gale
hans resignation will take effect Deem
Der l. and it is expected A. r. Silloway
will take Callehan's place on the collec-
ton team. MIR. Callehan is the oldest
rostman in the service in Montpelier. His
promptness and devotion to duty at all
times and in all seasons has been appre-
ciated by those living on his route. and
his many friends will wish him success
in his new field of labor.
George NJ Seaver. business manager
in the Daily Journal office, left Monday
evening for Long Beach, Southern Cal
norma. to remain during the winter
for the benefit or his health. lie was
accompanied by his wife and by Mrs.
Ellen n. Cray of North Montpelier.
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