Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-10
CITY NEWS,

1u"ht ltr hume with a sister.
The case of c. Berry 4 Co. VS.. f. L..
Eldred has been decided by Judge Haw-
kins, judgment having been rendered for
the plaintin to recover damages of p5.02
aud costs of $500
Friends of Lieut.. G. Jean Holden, u. s.
A.. viii he pleased TO learn that his APP
pointment to the rank of captain has been
confirmed by the United States Senate. to
date from December 10 last.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed Tues.
day by Joseph kabitaille. "a quarryman
of Barre. He has liabilities of sj5450 and
assets of SIS, of which s2i are claimed en-
empt,
e. C. Gale. formerly of Burlington has
been promoted in the customs department
- succeed the late D. II; loukes. j. e.
Jones of this city has been appointed sue
cessor to Mr.. Gale and will be located at
swanton.
William u. Boisellc. who has been Il
clerk in the grocery store Of {. A. Barber
Tor the past year, has finished his duties
There and began Monday his new duties
- travelling salesman for the crystal
confectionery company.
Frank l.. Washburn. the veteran paint
en- is dangerously i'll at his home on
Main street aud is not expected to live.
Neil Washburn. a son. arrived her" yes
terday from Boston. being called by his
fathers illness.
The 18th cavalry rogimental band of iG
men arrived in this city Tuesday night Mt
about seven o'clock from Fort Mycr. Va.
They took the electric ears at the depot
and proceeded directly to the fort. where
they are to lie stationed.
Two petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday. Scwett Ford. a section man of
-. Adams. has liabilities Of Sl5s and assets
of 500. all Of which are claimed exempt
V T.. Richards, a fireman of ST. Adams.
has liabilities Of s2lc and assets of 800.
Ri of which are claimed exempt.
Mrs. William Cowan died in Shclh,rnc
SIrlv Saturday morning ut the age of q
Years She is survived by two children.
James Cowan and Mrs. George Palmer
rf Shelhurnc. Tie funeral was held
from her late home i'm East Shelhurne
Monday morning at 70 20 O'clock.
J. n. WYman left Monday for 4 few
reeks' "trip to california and other places
~ the West. going to Los Angeles by
Nay of FL raso and the Southern Pacific
1oad and returning by way of the Grand
canyon ana the Santa Fee road. He will
b. Joined cn route by Mrs WYman. who
has been visiting in the West for sev
fral weeks
Thomas ,Laughlin of North avenue
suffered q severe accident Thursday night
when he slipped on the icy sidewalks on
Spruce street DR. McSwecney was called
Hnd Mr.. Mclaughlin was taken to- the
Mary Fletcher hosnital where an npcra-
lion was performed 1t is feared that he
has sustained Il fractured skull. Mr.. Nc
JauShlin Is ~ years nj acc.
A persistent had cold will run into con
sumption unless il is relieved in time So
81 is with the ittlc daily wants of the
:, niio1 yo,, c,, affnrd for instance to
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amounts owe" VI huillls -" t'i' '"ln'H
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Miss Mary Thayer died at the home Of
her brother. Willard ThaN"r ht Maii"tts
Bay sunday afternoon after short attack
Of the grip and complications Miss lhaN-
or was porn IN MASSACHUSETTS ;" Years ago
ana Tor Il long tfne n"d n'oh ii,''S'N'ep'r
for her prother az the haN. III" IuHerii
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NJ. tr,ycl plocf daughter of Mr. and
Mrs David L Ploof of North Ferris
burrh died in this city Yesterday morn
ms about six O'Clock. She was 10 years
Of age and the cause of her death was
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Frark y SAltuS whose store was burn
81 carly Sunday morning returned Mon
day evening from his trip in northern
New York and was seen Tuesday b. a
Free Press man Mr. Saltus stated that
his loss VIII be about $500 he having $500
insurance upon the stock which WAS val
ucd ut >ll00 He will begin as soon as
the Insurance claim is settled to rebuild
the burned part and restOck the store.
He expects to he ready for business again
iu about four or five weeks
Tho wnter department is kent busy day
,d riobt In ,attin., the mines IN the var