Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-09
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he held this afternoon at o'clock from
81 Joseph's Church, with intarmcnt in
Mount Calvary cemetery.
a San Francisco paper Of March 81 has
me Following: Mr. and Mrs. Charles
MINER OF Coronado are in San Francisco
awaiting the arrival of their daughter.
MIS-. johnson, wife of Lieut. johnson.
from Manila.
ELMER Walker of Winooski who was
Shot March % while hunting muskrats
near That village and was taken to the
Mary Fletcher hospital where he had a
leg anputated. has so far recovered that
ne was able to be removed to his homo
yesterday
The time for filing bids for the construc-
tlon OF the new city poor house closed
Tuesday afternoon. Three bids were re-
ceived They were from 7. Il. Robinson,
Morgan Bros, and Contractor Matt. The
contract Will probably be awarded at the
next meeting of the board of aldermen.
Dog licenses to the number Of 6G3 were
taken out at the city clerks office before
the Increase in the license fee went into
effect. Last year 731 We're licensed and It
Is probable that additional licenses will
he taken out this year. The dog killer
will begin his duties soon.
The parochial schools of the city closed
Friday for a two weeks vacation The
Faster examinations have been finished
and the reports for the various classes
were read at st. Mary's school Yesterday
afternoon, the Rev. c. C. Delany presid-
ing.
The remains Of Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Hunt
ington We're removed from the vault at
Lake View cemetery Friday morning
and taken to st. Adams on the 1890 train
accompanied by relatives. At ST. Adams
a short service was held and interment
made.
Collector DIN Merrill has returned to
his home in Enosburg Falls after spend
ing four weeks with Mrs. Merrill in
Clemens, Mich, where he has been taking
treatment for rheumatism. While not en-
tirely recovered. Mr.. Merrill is much i'm
proved in health.
The tracks Of the Rutland railroad in
the vicinity of Grand Isle and North Hero
have been repaired but trains are ordered
TO reduce speed there and also in crossing
the Rouses Point bridge. The tracks of
the Central Vermont railroed near North
field have also been repaired.
Word has been received that DR. L. NJ.
i3ingham's cottage at Cedar Beach has
been entered by thieves. Glass on the
western side of the cottage was broken
out ard tho window raised IT is not
known to what extent the cottage was
robbed. 1t is thought to be the work of
boys
The work on the new steamer Vermont
is rapidly approaching completion. The
thdmplai in Transportation company now
plan to have the new boat make her first
trip on Memorial day ON that day an
excursion will take place and the new
boat officially be recognized as a part of
the Lake Champlain fleet.
Leon. the four months old son of Mrs
Mitchell of Church street, died late Tues
day night. The funeral was held from
St. Joscph's Church yeste rday afternoon
at o'clock. The officiating clergyman
was the Rt Rev Mgr. Cloarec, and inter
mcnt was in Mount Calvary cemetery
The arrangements were in charge of
ArsCne Boucher.
The high south wind of Thursday work
"a havoc with the sunken steamer Rein
deer The boat settled a few inches anC