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


Tuesday afternoon, were taken to her
home in South Hero yesterday and the
funeral will be held in that place to-
day.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed Fri
day by j. r. Jones of Pawlet. His oc-
cupation is stated to be that of a laborer
and his liabilities are $22ll5.37. of which
amount S22,0il.S2 consists Of accommoda-
ton paper. His liabilities ure S2,l25, Of
which $l,135 are claimed exempt.
Mrs. Charles T. Barney started for
Texas Tuesday She will take Thanks
giving dinner at the home of her cousin,
Judge Ewing, in Chicago, and go to
Dallas, Texas, to spend the month of De-
cember at the home of her father, Judge
A T. Mccormick.
The students at the various schools in
the city manifested much interest in the
observance of Thanksgiving this year and
contributed large quantities of good things
which were donated to the various benev-
client institutions in the city. The schools
closed yesterday and will not be reopened
until Monday.
The training school for nurses, which
has been in progress at the Fanny Allen
, hospital for the past eight weeks closed
yesterday. Diplomas We're presented by
DR.. Lyman Allen to Sisters Monahan, Ray
and Mcleod and to Miss Josephine Ter
rien of Richford and Miss Margaret Con-
ners of this city.
Mrs. +. W. NanSicken. son and daugh-
ter, who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
+. II. Parker of South Union street for
the past few weeks. have started for their
home in San Francisco. They We're ac-
companied by Miss Sophie Van S,cklen,
who will spend the winter there and In
other parts of California.
Monday. They were those of Henry
Carr. a stone cutter of Barre. who has
liabilities of s625.50 and assets of $40, alt
OF which are claimed exempt and of
Dwight f.. Foster, a laborer of Barre
who has liabilities of 5000 and assets
Of sS4l. of which 1919 are claimed OK
empt
II. c. Cassidy. who for the past two
years has been with the Berry-Hall com
| pany, while tleir New York office was in
operation, has engaged with the Thomas
a. Wood company of Boston, one of the
| largest tea coffee and spice houses in
New England. Mr.. Cassidy's territory will
be in ermont and portion of Massa-
chusetts.
Mrs. Margaret Duell Young of South
Hero dies Tuesday afternoon while visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Nicholas Stanphly,
on Williams street of this city, having
been stricken Monday night with apopleNy.
/ the deceased was II years of age and is
survived by a daughter. The remains were
| taken to South Hero yesterday and
the funeral will be held there to-day.
! letter was received Monday BY
I1lihu B. Taft announcing the death at
Appleton, WIS, of Henry W. Tenney, who
| graduated from the University of Yer
mont in the class of ls45. Mr. Tenney
was born at South Hero, January q 1872.
| After graduation he studied law and was
admitted to practice in ISIS. He had sons
! in the classes of 1870 and 1850,
Judgment has been rendered by Justice
Martin s. Villas in the case of ]. Henry
McGreevy VS.. Domino Poissant and
| trustee, the trustee being the Queen City
Cotton company, that the plaintiff recover
damages of SIS, with costs taxed at S2.6l
Judgment WAS also rendered against the
trustee in the amount of its disclosure
| or S13.Ca
The New York Commercial Advertiser $
| Saturday Pictorial Review contains re-
production of the photograph entitled
| "Under the Old Elm Tree" by a. H.