Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-11-12
THE OLD BEE HIVE.


been arrested and arraigned in the
district court al Greenfield, Mass
on the charge Of entering into and lar
ceny from the railroad station and the
store of NJ. s Childs at Deerheid. 1t is
claimed the crime was committed July
case was continued until November 49,
bail being fixed at 500, in default of
which he was committed TO Jail.
Messrs. Curtis & sederquist, 10 Con-
gress St, Boston, have issued the first
of their series of letters on Studies
in Investment Values" This lettSr
which is devoted to Atchison, shows in
concrete form the growth of the system
under the management of the present
company, and gives detailed figures
bearing upon the relative values of
Atchison securities.
Miss Annie A. Smith for a dozen years
one of the most successful teachers in
the Burlington public schools and for
some time past in charge Of the c pri-
mary class Of the Converse school, has
resigned her position and gone to Chicago
to take a course in the teachers depart
ment of Chicago University. Miss May
E. Hutchinson. who has taught this
grade in the public schools at Barre and
other places. has been appointed to sue
coed Miss Smith.
Joseph leNee OF ~ Murray street died
a his home Monday evening at about five
O'Clock after an illness OF about one year.
Mr.. 1-eVee was born in St Marie, Can,
Il years ago the 9th of June. He came
from Canada to this city at the age of
10 years and had resided in Burlington
ever since. In 1851 he married Miss Julie
Lamoureux. He is survived by three
daughters Mrs. f. ]. Benedict, Mrs.
Alexander Thomas and Miss Eliza Levee,
all of this city.
A delightful social function was the
coming out party given by Miss Helen
c. Lyman at the Masonic Temple hall
last evening. The guests were about 50
in number. They We're received by Miss
Lyman and her father and mother. Mr.
and Mrs. Elias Lyman. Refreshments
were served and music for dancing was
furnished by the Howard Opera House or
chestra. Among those present were the
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Worrall of Brook
Ign, n. Y, formerly OF this city, who
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Russell were given
n surprise Monday evening when a hun
dred or so of their friends gathered at
their home on St. Paul street to remind
them that it was the 49th ANNIVERSARY
of their marriage. They were presented
with purse of $50 and Refreshments were
served during the evening. Mr.. and Mrs
A'N''''-''
November Q. 1854, and their friends ara
looking forward to an even moro inter
esting occasion a year hence when they
hope to assist the couple In celebrating
their golden wedding.
The Vermont Commandery, Military
Order of the Loyal Legion, will hold a
stated meeting November II. This will
be a business meeting in the rooms of
the commandery in the Hayward block at
q p. m. followed by n reception at the
Van Ness House parlors at 730 p. m
and banquet at eight O'Clock There
will be papers by Col. w. S Schuyler of
the Second United States cavalry on Eek
periences of Volunteer Regiment in the
Philippines" and by Col. j. II. Goulding
of Wilmington on Reconnaissance in
Force" This is the 18th annual banquet
of the commandery. 1t will also be Ia
dies night, one of the meetings each year
being open to the fair sex.
The remains OF the late Mrs d. +.
Paige, who died in Lansnburgh, n. Y,
November 3, arrived here Saturday even
ing and were taken to the home Of her
granddaughter, Miss Grace Paige, at S2G
St. Paul street. The funeral was held
Sunday afternoon at two O'clock from
st. Paurs Church. the Rev. George y.