Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-11-26

King of this city, which was awarded
first prize in the amateur Photographic
contest last week. The scene of the pho
tograph Is near the North Williston
| bridge.
Sealed proposals have been advertised
by James Knox Taylor. supervising archi-
tcct, for the purchase and removal of the
old postofce building. They will be re-
ceived at the office of the collector of GUS
toms in this city until December II at .
p. m. Copies of the specifications are at
tho collectors office, where they can be
had by prospective bidders.
Edmund G.. Mower had charge OF the
meeting of Unity at the Unitarian Church
parlors Thursday night. Shakespeare's
"The Tempest" was read by Mrs. II. ].
Nelson, Mrs @. n. Root, Mrs. James Eat
on, Mrs. G. II. George, Miss Ella Brownell
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund C. Mower, DIR. c.
d. Samson. j. ii. Macomber, Hugh
Thompson and the Rev. X. G. Douthit
The local brotherhood of Painters, Dec
orators and Paper Hangers of this city
held their first social assembly in the b.
of c. and j. of a. hail over the Boston
store last evening. About IS couples were
present and music was furnished BY Cab
ana's orchestra The committee having
the affair in charge were Il. A. Stone, ID.
H. Aldrch jerome Riley, e. e. Miller,
Moses Bcnot, Joseph st. Peters and Alex
andcr Butler.
T.. f. Kicker of Randolph has brought
suit against A. r. W. Hayden OF Hines
burgh for the recovery of damages of
50. 800 for an alleged breach of contract
The plaintiff purchased a quantity of
apples from the defendant and claims they
were not as represented. The case is re-
turnabc at the June term of Orange
County Court. c. J. Russell Of this city
appears for the defendant.
Edward Cabana of North avenue died
Monday afternoon at the age of Al
years The funeral will be held Thurs lay
morning at nine o'clock from st. Jo-
sephs Church. Mr.. Cabana is survived
by n wife and four daughters, Irene.
Maud, Jennie and Anna, also by an aged
me ther and two sisters He was mem
Der of st. Joseph's society. st. John the
Baptist Union and of the carpenters
union.
Mrs. Reuben Ryle died Tuesday morn
ing at ten O'Clock at the home of her
niece, Mrs. George L. Wright IA st. Paul
street, Mrs. Rylc was born in Wells River
| 63 years ago, and came here from Brook
| lyn, n. y, about five years ago. She
| had been an invalid for number of
| years. She is survived by n husband and
brother Francis Burt OF Crestline Ohio,
! and one sister Mrs. Samuel King Of Ale
! gheny city, Pa. The funeral will be held
from st. Mary's Cathedral this morn
| ing at nine O'Clock.
a very pretty home wedding was sol
emnized Monday night at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic NJ Could 81 Or
| chard Terrace. The contracting parties
were T. Phelps Landon. n prominent resi-
dent of Middlebury, and Miss Alberta V
| English also OF Middlebury. The Rev. G.
Glenn Atkins was the officiating clergy
man and used the Episcopal ring service
| The bride was attired in yellow SILK
muslin and was unattended. After re-
ception, Mr.. and Mrs. Landon loft on d
brief wedding journey and will be al
home to their friends in Middlebury after
| December /.
Abraham Hunt has returned from Bos-
ton. Mr. Hunt was the legally elected
delegate of the Is. C. L" L. to represent
/ them at the 23rd annual convention of the
a. f. l.. held in Boston. Tuesday night
a reception was held at Mr.. Hunts home
at 20 Front street, about 40 of his friends
being present. Instrumental and voca
music was rendered. refreshments wer,
served and a social good time enjoyed by
all. MIR Hunt is u state organizer; also
the fourth vice-president of the State
branch and also president of c. NJ. l.. L.
No. AZ. of this city.
Sheriff Horton went yesterday to Port.
land, Me, to bring to this city c. r.
Little, who was arrested there at the re-
quest of Attorney NJ S. Villas. Little
was arrested in Burlington several weeks
ago for failure to pay a board bill at the
Hotel Burlington. Martin S. Villas became
bail and Little up to the present time
has not shown up. He will be brought &c
Burlington by Sheriff Horton and says he
will come without requstion papers. He
is also wanted for the conversion of a
sample case issued him by the O. l.
Kinds Co. He entered their employ as
travelling salesman and was given d
sample case. lie never made any sales
and has not returned the case.