Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-07-16

before it was burned Eventually they
will erect some sort of a hall there but
work will not he begun until next spring
y letter has been received in this city
from &. +. Aud who has been seriously
sick at Porto Rico. in which he reports
that he is much better The letter was
written by Mr. Aud at about the time
his parents reached Porto Rico.
+. II. Abernothy and Elias Lyman left
last night for New York. They expect
to sail Friday on the White Star line
steamer Cedric for Liverpool. They will
visit the principal places in England and
return to this city in about month.
Miss Agnes A. Brownell, who recently
graduated from school for kindergar-
ten teachers in Boston, and who took an
examination for a position as teacher in
New York. has received notice OF her
appointment and will begin work there
September II.
The case of F. d. Clifford VS. w G.
Tucker, an action to recover damages for
the use of a double team from Hinesburgh
to Starksboro, was brought up in city
court yesterday and judgment was ron
dcrcd for the plaintiff to recover damages
Of s. and costs
Louis the 13-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Limogc of No. % Drew
street, died Sunday. The cause of his
death was lockjaw. The funeral was
held from St. Joseph's Church Tuesday
morning. lnterment was in Mount Cal
vary cemetery.
Or. =. 4. Smith was in this city yes
terday arranging for the programme for
the spirituaist CampmcctinE which is to
hc held at Queen City Park next month.
The programme is in the hands of the
printer and will be issued within n few
days
Charles Warner, the two years and two
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs George
Van Steinbcrg. died Tuesday morning
at three o'clock, at the home OF Charles
A. Van Stcinberg. - North Willard street
The funeral was held Wednesday after
noon at two O'Clock and was strictly pri-
waite.
having come to this country at tho age
Of 4 years. lie was for % wears en-
ginccr at the Pioneer shops and for the
past eight years he has been an invalid
The funeral was held from St. Mary's
Cathedral Tuesday morning at nine
o'clock. with ntermont in 81. Joseph s
cemetery.
robert Thyme was in city court yes
tcrdaY morning and pleaded guilty to
hoinC drunk. He was fined S. and costs
of so ~, the alternate sentence being ten
DAYS i'm Jail. Louis Laduke who was
with Thyme Tuesday, was not arraigncd
In court at his request but will be given
q hearing to-day.
The board Of police examiners have not
decided definitely when they will have
a hearing on the charges against Chief
l}rownell and Officers Coon. but it will
probably be held Friday. The commits
sioncrs organized several weeks ago and
have already had one hearing and sub
mitted report ana their findings to
Mayor Burke.
Thomas W. Conway died ut eleven
q clock Saturday night at the age of II
years. The cause Of his death was old
age. lie is survived by five children. two
sons, Michael j. and Thomas w, and
three daughters, Miss Mary T. Conway,
Mrs. Ellen Mccormick Of this city and
Mrs. Louis Lapoint of Providence, r. l.
Mr.. Conway was born in I.imcric. Ireland.
Prof. G. Il. Griswold received a telo-
gram last night informing him that he
had been appointed assistant professor
of FORCES and foundrics at the Clemson
College in Oakland county. South Caro-
lima Professor Griswold graduated from
the University OF Vermont in 1901 and