Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-08

Mrs. Harley Sherman, and two brothers
Frederick T., of Huntington, and Herber
| Il, of this city. He was q member o.
| hamilton Lodge No. II, !. o. O. f., ant
| vas communicate of the Methods
| Episcopal Church. The remains will or
| rive in this city tomorrow in charge o
| Herbert II. Sherman. who went tc
| keWance about a week ago. The funera
arrangements will be announced later.
Solomon story, Jr.. fell on the ice Wed
| nesday morning as he was turning the cor
| ner of Bay View and Union streets The
| ligaments of the left leg were torn In
two places near the knee, and the injury
Is very painful. 1t will be some time be.
fore Mr.. Story will he able to get about
without the aid of crutchcs.
The funeral Of the late DR.. Albert w.
Atwuter of st. Regis Falls, N. Y, was
held from st. Pauls chapel TUESDAY
morning at $3.50 o'clock DIR Atwater was
the son of DR. II. II. Atwater, an old resi-
dent of this city. and was born and lived
here for many years, graduating from the
medical department Of the University of
vermont in the class of 1855.
The Rev. and Mrs. G. Glenn Atkins ten.
dered a very pleasant reception to their
parishoncrs at the parsonage Thursday
afternoon and evening, Mr. and Mrs. At
kins were assisted in receiving by Miss
Lemon and Mrs. G. l.. Smith. Mrs. c.
Converse. Mrs. T.. w. Perry, Mrs c. l.
Woodbury., Mrs. T. j. Woodbury. and sew.
eral of the young ladies' of the parish as
sisted in the refrcshmcnt room.
Mrs. Jennie Weston Fenrell died at her
home at Grant street Sunday morn
ing at 2:30 O'Clock from secondary cancer
The deceased, who was AZ years of age
was the wife of Winslow |. Fenncll and
Ia ilirb t,r Of Ia IA 81
Winooski. She leaves four children, Lii
lie, Luther w, Walter and Alma. and a
brother, Eugene Weston, now III rhiladcl-
pha.
John 4. IIurlburt, son OF Col. w. r.
Iturlhuit of this city, spent Il few hours
at the home of his parents last evening.
lie starts to-day for San Francisco, Cal,
where he will take charge of the finishing
department of the Vermont Marble com
pany in their branch in that city. During
his stay in Proctor, West Rutland and
vicinity he has made many warm friends
and carries with him their best wishes.
Notice has been received from the a,i-
thoritics at Washington that Silas ". Dan
forth, heretofore in charge of the Rchford
office has been appointed deputy collector
and inspector of customs to succeed Capt.
q. W. Burleson. who succeeded Cen W. t..
Greenleaf. coming here from st. Albans
A. III. King has been appointed deputy
collector and inspector to succeed Mr..
Danforth ana j. G. Weld has been APP
pointed deputy collector and inspector to
succeed M. King.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Champlan Transportation co.
was held Tuesday night at the Van Ness
House and the following directors were
elected for the ensuing y-nr: II. G. Young
of Albany. \. Y. Il NJ ELEPHANT and G.
A. Walker of New York Elias Lyman
and a. G. Sapuding of Burlington and
DR.. w. Seward Webb and George Rush
low OF Shchurne. The directors will meet
in New York at a later date and organize
for the year.
The Rev. II. A. Durfce, who has for some
time served as secretary OF the Vermont
Anti-Saloon League. bias resigned his posi-
ton to accept supcrntcndcncy in the
same organization in the western part of
New York. with headquarters at Elmira
Superintendent Morrow viii do all tho
work in this State until a man Is secured
To succeed DR.. Durfee and VIII in the
meantime be assisted by Il stenograp her
and bookkecper. DR. Durfcc will 10
to his new field of work about the middle
of this month.
Tho public schools of the city opened
Monday morning after "A vacation of two
,,.ora inn we inc cummings
ny, III i'9' GLASS; CONDITION
p,, ~ ''9o'Io' oi NrS' Mamie NJ
h,, e'"'''i'."i H'',ooi ana MISS
,, .'i LIN, VI '''o ioineIoS Pri-
~ WIN W co'''''ueu through
to,,i, "a NV s'ai On account OF III
.is ~ 'i'. u'H -. NJ III VIII CON-
and Miss Bertha NJ, Smith in the
villa rash, soldier at Fort Ell han
Ahcn' was arrested Friday by Sheriff
horton. He was arraigncd before Justice
r. L. Graves for stealing watch from
rank AlapdW, Sr., who has place of
business near the fort. 1t appeared from
me evidence mat the men were drunk
IaSh claimed mat Alapaw gave him the
watch. which was yesterday morning given
TO the respondent. who was DISCHARGED
Roth Iash and Alapaw We're then arraign-
ed Tor intoXication and Were convicted
ANA lined s. and costs. They disclosed on
John Ashley, who Will have Il hearing
later.
Willis II phillin., , ~,,.., .,,
tbi. rity nhn niah ~, ,,'oi i'S'ueht III
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