Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-08
THE OLD BEE HIVE.
raj Monday morning at nine O'clock II
terment was in St Joseph's cemetery

The Dartmouth football team won it's
game with the University of Vermont,
played at Athletic Park yesterday after
noon, by the score of Sc to 0. The varsity
was much the lighter of the teams, Dart
mouth because of her heavy line being
able to gain freely.
a special train will be run Saturday
evening after the festival concert from
Burlington to Rutland, making stops at
all intermediate stations for the accom-
mediation Of the singers and music lovers
who wish to return to their homes that
evening.
In the case Of NJ. E. Rosenberg VS.. Will
lam Mcdonald, an action of ejectment
judgment was rendered Tuesday by de-
fault by Justice NJ. S. Villas for the plain
tiff to recover damages of Sc and costs of
1892 and the possession of the premises
sued for.
Dr. w. Seward Webb was to have sailed
yesterday on the steamer Oceanic for
the United States after a several months
trip abroad. He is expected to arrive in
New York Wednesday and will come to
his home at Shelburne soon after his ar
rival.
The finishing department of the wooden
mills at Winooski shut down Tuesday
on account of low water. This throws
u.
The auxiliary steam power is not suf-
ticient to take the place of water but
new boilers ordered are being installed
as rapidly as possible.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed Mon
day by Martin j. Daley, a travelling
salesman of this city. He has liabilities
of $40 l65 and assets of $50, all of which
are claimed exempt. A petition was also
filed by Arthur w. Hawkins, "A farmer
/ I.l,s l., ,t.,I,s I
assets of 1929, of which $50 are claimed
| exempt.
At the annual meeting OF the Wan
banakee Golf club yesterday afternoon
| w. II. Englesby l.. e Woodhouse and
| l. c. Clark were elected members Of the
governing board for three years and some
minor changes in the bylaws were made.
The governing board will meet on Wed
| nesday, the 21st inst. to elect the other
officers of the club. The weekly teas of
the club have been discontinued for the
season.
Mrs j. *. Butler gave u pleasant re-
oeption yesterday afternoon at her rooms
in the Richardson in honor of her guests,
Mrs. Martha B. Norton of Rome, Ga,
and Miss Rose Lambert of Knoxville,
Tenn, who received with her. The rooms
were prettily decorated with palms, cut
flowers and autumn leaves. the color
scheme being red. Refreshments were
served Mrs, w. K. Walker and the Misses
Whitcomb, Bullard, Winter, Hcndee and
Preshrey serving the guests.
The funeral Of Mrs. John Ranks
formerly of this city, whose remains
were brought here from Palmer
Mass, was held Yesterday morning from
the undertaking parcrs Of John A. Cor
bin. The Rev. F. D. Penney oficated and
the bearers were relatives Of the decea sd
Interment was in Green Mount cemetery
Besides a husband and son Mrs Ranks
is survived by two daughters, Mrs
Charles e. Dearborn of Denver Col. anC
Mrs. w. c. Williams of Auburn, Me.
The steamer Vermont finished her first
and a most successful season SATURDAY.
and went into winter quarters at Shell
burne harbor, the Chateaugay complet
ing her trip to Plattsburgh Notwith
standing the cool morning, more than
400 people, including about 200 from THU
port. took advantage of the "autum,
leaf excursion rates, most of the nun
Der making the round trip of the boat