Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-09

~ d s1OV0 W. OOW00s W00ob
Saturday noon Of tuberculosis. She Is
survived by n mother. two sisters, Mrs.
-. Soicy and Mrs. benjamin Eeaullia,
and a brother. George Fraser, all of this
city. The body was taken Monday to
",aservillc. +. a.. where irtcrmcnt was
made.
T.. i. Plant. J. T. Troville and ". A.
Griffin have opened "a woodward at the
corner of North and North Battery streets
and will retail hard and soft wood. The
company will he known as the burlington
" God company. All three m.n are now
employed by the Burlington Traction conf
pany, Mr.. Plant and Mr.. Griffin az con-
ductors and Mr.. Troville as motorman.
Helen, the eight years old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis MrGillicuddy Of
81 Maple street. died at seven o'clock
Monday night at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital. Last Friday she underwent an
Operation Tor appendicitis. when pneumonia
followed by diphthcria set in. causing
death. Tho funeral was held Monday even
ing from the hospital and interment was
| made in st. Josoph's cemetery.
| Lawrence BARLEY is erecting n large
ice house on lower Pine street. near tn,
old marble mill. The building IL expected
to lie completed in january and will then
! bc filed with ice. In Dimensions the stric-
ture is - ny ll2 feet and O. f.ct ilgl, to
The base OF tie roof. 1t is calculated to
hold 5000 tons Of ice. Mr.. hartley will
add the business of retailing zee to his
present ccal business.
Deputy Sheriff Ravlin had an old war;
rant in his pocket for the arrest of Jack
l'cnway for intoXication. The deputy was
on his way mn north on other business
about $50 o'clock last evening, when h,
ST stumbled into Benway. ~ho was una i'll,
to navigate. B%enway's clothes Mere he
spattcred with mud and his condition
looked as though he had been on a pro-
longed 'bat." lie was taken to the lock-
up and will now have to answer to two
charges Of intoxication.
n. c. Clover, master mechanic Of the
Rutland railroad. was in this city ON
Saturday looking over the roundhousc,
which was destroyed Friday evening by
fire. 1t rs probable thai tn" building will
be replaced by a new structure. II is
now possible to store only two loco
motives III t1c rOunu0OuSe as tne rOOl
over two of the tracks Is destroyed.
The remaining locomotives are kept in
the ward. The boiler. which is situated
in the main part of the building. vas
| not damaged ana IS now i'eing used.
A meeting Of all the lodges in this Ma
sonic district will he held in this city
Tuesday. November Il. under the direc-
ton OF II. S. Peck. ID. u. G. NJ. At this
meeting the Master Mason degree will be
e%xemplified by Burlington Lodge. No. 100.
This meeting will be held for the ~instruc-
ton Of Oniocrs of the various lodges and
is called in compliance with n resolution
passed at the last session of the grand
lodge.
Or. John NJ. Wheeler. who graduated
from the Medical College last June, has
received his certificate from the Yer
mont board of registration. admitting
him TO the practice OF medicine. He
had previously passed the examinations
held by the Massachusetts board OF
medical examiners. DR.. Wnecler is
doing diagnostic work in the state
laboratory and he has been appointed
instructor of anatomy in the medical
department OF the University of Yer
mont
Charles McI<anna died Monday morn
ing at APO o'clock at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Moses Rivers at 20 Front street. He
was taken with Il f~aintinE spell Sunday
evening and did not rally. Thu attending
physician stated that death WAS caused
by heart failure. The deceased was ~
years of age and was Il native Of Char
lotte. having resided in this city about
three years. lie is survived by five sons.
Robert and Charles McKanna OF this city,
and three who live in the West. The fu-
neral was held Wednesday morning at
nine O'Clock from st. Mary's Cathedral
with intermcnt in st. J~oseph's cemetery.
james RoOhan. who was arrested by
deputy Sheriff Agel for intoNication was
larraigned Tuesday before Justice T.. &.
gully aud was fined s5 and costs of s.. 20,
the alternate sentence being los days in
the House of Correction. When asked to
disclose Roohan said he got a drink of
alcohol from n stranger in Winooski
This gave him an appetite for more and
he went to a store across the way from
the Winooski p~Ostoffice. He said it had q
sign over the door which displayed tn.
words: "Wincs and Liquors" He said (;
tall. light conplexioncd man waited or
him. The disclosure was accepted am
Roohan is looking for the money to pa,
the fine and costs as he does not want I,
go to Rutland.