Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-07-02

| moved to this city from Walpole, Mass,
and during the greater part OF his resi-
dence here has been employed as sales
man for c. A. Hall. He is survived by
a wife and five children.
Announcements have been received in
| this city of the marriage OF Harry G.
| Fish. formerly of this city. but now of
st. Albans and Miss Ethel Smith of
Oneonta. N. Y. The wedding took place
Tuesday. juno 90 at Oneonta. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fish are to reside in st. Adams and
will be at home there after July is.
Tho postoflice at Cedar Beach was
reopened for the summer on Wednesday,
mails being exchanged with the Burling
ton and Boston and Burlington and AL
| bany postal routes. These are the trains
| leaving Burlington at $50 a. m. and p.
m. and arriving IN Burlington at noon
! and 4:25 p. M
In the case Of C. b. Wetherby VS.. Jo-
seph Prue, Justice J, 7. Stcarns rendered
judgment Tuesday for the plaintiff to
recover damages of So and costs of $3.6s.
| The defendant submitted himself for ex-
animation on the question of taking the
poor debtors oath and hearing will be
held July Z.
Mayor Burke filed his charges against
| Chief OF Police T.. +. Brownell with the
police examiners yesterday lie alleges
that Mr.. Brownell violated rule 10 of the
police rules of the city in taking too ac-
| tive part in the municipal campaign last
spring and makes certain charges of
personal character against the chief.
| Thomas Reeves went to Sholburne
| Farms Tuesday, where he sold at auction
- horses for Or. W. Seward Webb. The
sale attracted several hundred bidders
| and the animals. which were fine lot.
| brought high prices. Tho bidders were
taken from the station to Shelburne
Farms in carriages provided from the
farms.
The manager of the Burlington base
ball team has arranged with the Mon
| treal team for two games to he played
| here July 4. One game will occur in the
morning and one in the afternoon. The
Fourth was left open in the schedule Of
the Northern League and the different
teams will all have games at home.
The excursion to Fort Frederic Thurs
day under the auspices of the Baptist
Church Sunday school was attended by
about 225 people. A feature Of the day at
, the grounds was n ball game between
| teams from two of the Bible classes, the
winning team being that of Mr. Tousley
by score Of 16 to @
Work on tho new building being erect
ed on Winooski avenue by the Burling-
tor Gaslight company is progressing rap
idly, the second story being well under
way. The buildings which were removed
from the site Of the new buildings are
oil located in the rear and are ready for
occupancy by the company.
Trof A. u. Buttcrheld left last night
for South birmingham. Mass. whore
he is 10 do surveying this summer for
. tho State of Massa Chusetts In the fall
he will go to Columbia University where
he will take special work. He will be
, absent from the University of Vermont
the coming year. having obtained a leave
of absence.
DR. A. Payctte who ,vs,s recently shot
in Lowell. Mass, was formerly a resi-
dent of IiiChgate, and was well known
in this city. He was prominent member
of the Catholic Order Of Foresters, having
attended the International convention as
a delegate, and he was also n dele gate
! to the State convention, which was re-
; Gently held in Newport.
,, The clerical force at the postonice was
. increased yesterday by the addition OF
Miss Grace Gleason rs finance clerk and
w c. Irish Of South Hero stamping
l clerk. Miss Gleasons work has to do
l with the rural free delivery carriers. Bur
lngton being the pay station and head
, quarters for this branch of the postal
service IN Vermont.
+. 5. Morrison, the new State secretary
of the Young Mems Christian associa-
tion. arrived in this city Yesterday and
has taken up his work. lie has opened
an Office in the Y. NJ. c. A building Mr..
Morrison comes here from Concord, n.
H., where he was the railroad secretary
of the Y. NJ. G. A. He will move his
family to Burlington and make this city
his home.
Constable Mishcl has appointed Joseph
Manning to kill all unlicensed dogs and
he began his duties yesterday by killing
one animal. There are over 101 dogs on
which no taxes have been paid and they
will all he killed and the owners re-
ported for prosecution The humane so
ciety has furnished the officer with n new
chloroform box and all dogs will thus
be killed in a humane way
Mrs Joseph Breton of Lakeside Park
died Saturday morning at eight o'clock
at the age of 26 years. The cause Of her
death was consumption. She is survived
by her husband and by her parents The
funeral was held from St. Anthony s
Church on Park avenue Monday morning
at nine o'clock Interment was in Mount
Calvary cemetery.
Miss Agnes A. Brownell. daughter OF
Chief and Mrs. f. f. Brownell has re-
Gently graduated from Miss Wheelock' &
kindergarten school at Boston. where she
has been pursuing a two years course.
She took an examination for the position
of teacher in New York city in April
and has received word that she success
fully passed and as a result she will
probably locate there.
The Champlain Transportation com
pany have made arrangements to trans
fer the New York Sunday Tribune from
the Delaware & Hudson railroad at Port
Kent to Burlington. arriving at about
two o'clock in the afternoon The first
trip will be made next Sunday, July 7,
by the steamer Nalcour The company
has made such arrangement for these
trips that small parties may be able to
enjoy them at excursion rates.
Miss Rose Derochia, eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Derochia of
Archibald street. died Saturday night at
the age of II years from consumption.
She is survived besides her pa
rents. by three sisters, Della, Celia and
Mary, and by brother, Arthur. The flu
neral was held from St. Josephs Church
Sunday afternoon at 4:3O O'Clock The
Ri Rev. Mgr. Cloarec officated, and
burial was in Mount Calvary cemetery.
Workmen are engaged in the construc.
ton of a brick chimney on the east side
of the boiler room of the Venetian Blind
company on Pine street. The chimney
Is seven feet square at the base and
will taper to a diameter of three and a
half feet at the top. 1t will he 20 feet in
height. The chimney is being built to
replace the iron chimney, which has been
on the roof of the boiler room, and a
part of which was blown to the ground