Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-29
THE OLD BEE HIVE.
building is now fully occupied and the
several departments are getting rapidly

building is now fully occupied and the
several departments are getting rapidly
settled.
1t is expected that George E. Whitney,
agent of the mills of the American Wooden
company ut Enfield, n. H., and Winoosk
will move to this city in the near future
Negotiations are in progress for the oc-
cupancy of Frederick Gays house on
South Prospect street. 1t Is not known
just when Mr.. Whitney and his family
Will locate here
Louis Larock, an employee In j. r..
Booth lumber yards, while working on
a pile of lumber 20 feet high, fell to the
ground yesterday, and was rendered un-
conscious He was taken to his home
on South Battery street. where 1t was
found he sustained no broken bones but
was suffering from shock, and at last
reports was resting comfortably.
Mrs. Cornelia Carpenter died at an early
hour Tuesday morning at her home, CO
Intervale avenue, after an illness of less
than 10 days. She was the widow of the
late Joseph Carpenter and sister of Oliver
DeVarennes. She is survived by a daugh-
ter, two brothers and four sisters. The
funeral will he held from St. Joseph 8
Church Thursday morning at nine o'clock.
Adjt.-Gen W. Il. Gilmore was in this city
Vermont National Guard. He has not Wis
tied the State camp grounds since the re-
port reached him that the buildings had
been looted. He Will do so to-day, how
oyer. He stated last night that practical
ly all the valuable property had been re
moved to Montpelier, because of the dep
relations of thieves in the past years.
Nelson Laramie was arrested Tuesday
by Sheriff Horton and was arraigned be
:. H.
fined s. and costs, which he paid. Lara
ME. with party of friends was gathering
walnuts last Sunday on Fred Wolcott' $
property. Mr.. Wolcott spoke to them and
in return received some rough handling.
Laramie was the only one in the party
who was recognized.
Winthrop Parker the new supernten-
dent of the Queen City Cotton mills and
his bride took possession of Col. l.. w.
Jewett's house ON Maple street saturday,
after a short wedding trip to Montreal.
Mr.. Parker, who came to Burlington from
North Grosvenor Dale, Conn, a few
weeks ago, was married in Providence, X,
l., Thursday, his bride being Miss Els ella
Howard of that city.
The case against Miss Jessie Emery, the
agent of the Lend-af society of Boston
who was arrested at Essex Junction Oct.
20, charged with bringing n pauper into
Vermont, was to have been taken up Fri
day but was continued to suit the oon-
venence OF all parties interested. There
are rumors that Miss Emery will bring an
action against the town for false arrest
but neither Miss Emery nor her counsel
will discuss this phase of the case.
The remains OF Michael O'Neil, who died
at the Soldiers Home in Bennington Mon
day, arrived in this city Tuesday and
We're taken to the undertaking rooms OF
John r. Kelley. He was CO years old anc
tho cause of his death was old age. He
is survived by son, Thomas +. O'Nei
of Colchester. The funeral will be held
from st. Mary's Cathedral this
morning at nine o'clock. Interment will
he in ST. Joscph's cemetery.
The remains of Isadore Gotta who died
of appendicitis at Concord n. H., Sunday
arrived here Tuesday and were taken to
the home of his her-in-law, John Miller
on North Willard street, The funeral was
held from st. Joseph's Church yesterday
morning MT eight o'clock, Mr.. Gotta wen
to Concord recently where he secured 9
position and was about to send for his
family which consists of a wife and three
children. when he was taken Ill.
Mrs w. f. Hendee gave reception
at her home yesterday afternoon in honor