Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-06-01

by her parents. Il husband. who is em-
ployed in West Milton. and three small
children. The body was taken Monday
morning to Milton. where the funeral
was held and interment made. A
Boucher had charge of the arrangements.
Nineteen Angora goats were brought
over in the Chateaugay Friday MORN
ing. consigned from Keene Valley to II.
II. Waters OF Brandon. The animals
spent the night at Westport and caused
a deal of trouble. They were cncascd
in wooden boxes and in the morning
some Of then, were found roaming about
piles and nearby fields. They were
easily caught and caused no more trout
BILE on their journey across the lake. An
other flock will he shipped soon to II. Il.
Baldwin Of Monkton.
At Andov,r Mass. last Friday the
University Of Vermont base bal: team
won from the Phillips Ardover team by
a score of to /. TIC :tam WAS defeat
cd by Brown at Providence. X. l.. on
Saturday in a 10 inning game by score
| of to I. In II Cnc-sided contest at
! Athletic Park Tuesday Vermont won from
Middlcbury. II to 7. The next e,in.cs arc
with Manhattan mt Athletic Park to-
morrow and Saturday, the season clos
Ing with games with Columbia at the
same place next Wednesday and Thurs
day.
! Melvin Nelson. lad Of /, yeats. cs-
capped from tho Industrial school at Ncr-
gcnnes carly Sunday morning. Tho boy
was entered ut the school less than a
, week ago. coming from Cambridge. where
| he was charged With hCusebrea king. lie
| is about five feet ir height, of light COM
| pleXion. with dropping eyolids and hair
cnt short. He formerly lived in Eden
and il is thought that he may have gone
| to that town. Any one seeing boy who
answers to tn. Above description Will
confer favor by notifying the authori-
| ties CT the school ut Ncrgcnncs.
Pre- Memorial day exercises were held
Monday in all the public schools. Tho
various kindergartcns held their excr.
| cises in the morning and tho other grades
in the afternoon. The speakers
gave interesting and helpful adj
dresses and at the lower schools the pu.
pills themselves aided in the exercises
with songs and recitatcns. A large
number of the parents of the children
attended the exercises. The school chill
dren Of the city filled 32j baskets
with flowers which were placed on the
graves of old soldiers Tuesday.
George q. and Albert Munson wen
Tuesday to WillistOn. where they ATTENDED
the 9Th anniversary of the birthday o.
their mother, Mrs. Abigail Munson. TIL,
event was complete surprise to Mrs
Munson and she was presented will
many beautiful and appropriate gifts a.
d remembrance of the happy occasion
! The party was given by her children, rela
tives and friends. Refreshments OF ic
cream and cake was served. Among thos
present were Mrs Eliza Taft of Esse.
Junction. Mrs. Myron Shaw o. Colchestc
and "A large number of her neighbors an,
ltownspeople.
4 pleasant affair took place at G!
J.oomis street Saturday evening when
about &c Of the workmen from the city
water works paid their respects to for.
n,er Foreman M. A. Stone. They were
warmly welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Stone
and during the evening they presented
Mr. Stone with very handsome gold
headed cane. on which was engraved
Presented by his workmen of the cit,
water works to NJ. 4. Stone 1907" Light
refreshments were served ana an hour
was passed in "reminiscences of thing.
that have happened during the IL year.
that Mr. Stone has been connected Will
the department.
II Tho steamer Vermont came to this city
, Saturday afternoon from Shclburne har,
hor and made the run to Plattsburg
. in place Of the Chateaugay. The Chateau.
gay remained at the dock over Sunday
Monday morning a new time table wen,
into effect. tho Vermont reaching here al
$50 in the morning from Plattsburgf
and continuing the trip south to For
Ticonderoga. The Chateaugay leave.
here as usual mt nine O'Clock in the morn
: ing for Plattsburgh. returning at $40 ir
the afternoon. The Chateaugay will re-
main Mt the dock in this city every nigh
. except Wednesdays and Thursdays, wher
she will go to Wcstport, returning tn
. following mornings.
The many friends OF Miss Della Don
nelly. formerly of Burlington. will b
pleased to hear Of her success She lcf
here last fall TO join the Wagner part
at the Laurel House in Lakewood, \
j., as private secretary and compa nio
to Mrs. q. i. Wagner. After spend
ing the winter at Lakewood and At
lantic city. they departed for Califor
MIA and have just returned to thci
residence in Philadelphia. They lcav
the latter part OF June for the Della
. ware Water Gap and will visit tn
. summer returning to Lakewood in tn