Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-02

DTdlntTee, MdSs', tne coming fall. His
many friends here are sorry to learn that
ne is to go but wish him the best Of sue
cess in his new field of duty.
The cattle shipment from this Sec
tion Monday consisted of four carloads.
three of cows, calves and hogs for tho
Brighton market ana one of calves for
New Haven. Conn.
On Monday, market day, Gags brought
20 cents and butter 1S
William r. Remele, who has hoo, ;1l
but short time, died at his home in the
west part of the town Nohday at the age
of S6. He is survived by two sons. Charles
OF this town and George of Boston. Mass
Mr.. Remele was n prominent citizen of
this town and a very successful far,ner
The funeral was held from his late
home Wednesday afternoon at $50
o'clock and the burial wac in the
family lot in tho West cemeterv.-Asa
r. Green of Long Beach. California
was a recent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Balm Of Washington street.-Mrs
Virgil Thomas and two daughters of New
York are in town Cor a visit with rela-
tives.
The funeral Of Miss Florence Gotta. was
held from the st. Mays Catholic church
Wednesday morning at nine o'clock
Father j. D. Shannon pastor of the
church ofiiciated, ard the burial was in
the family lot in the Catholic cemetery.
She was the young lady who was in the
accident on Sunday last. The floral tri-
butte was one of the largest ever seen in
town which showed ,he large number of
friends the young lady had. and they were
of the best.-The flnzral OF William Re-
mele was held from Il 5 late home in the
west part of the tow Wednesday after
noon at 2:30 The Rev Thomas Simms
pastor of the Congregational Church Off
ciated and the burial Fas in the family
lot in the West metery.--Robert pinney
teller at the National bank of Middle
bury, has gone on two weeks vacation
on Lake Champlain Lake
George. and Saratoga, " Y.,-Mr. and
Mrs. William Duncan Of Burlington are
in town for a few weeks vacation which
they will spend with relatives and
friends.-Mr. and Mrs. T.. L. Huestis and
two young children have gone to panton
where they will spend the next week with
relatives and friends.-John D. Hough-
falling Of the staff of the Middlebury
Record joined the Registers editorial
staff yesterday. II. c. Shaw his predeccs-
sor, assumes charge of the mechanical
department of the American publishing
r. Lane farmer in the
west part of the town brought into the
office Of the local reporter a stalk of
field corn that measured d little over eight
feight in height and is fully siked and
,assled out.
Miss Edna Goss and Miss Lillian Goss
Of Plattsburgh. n. V. are stopping for a |
while at the Sargent Hotel. c. II. Rollins !
IF Champlain, y. y. who was originally |
with the party, has returned to resume |
mis- business connections.
Thomas MorOney of Rutland has re- |
turned to that city after visit here of |
some days to his niece, Mrs. George /
Shambo.
Robert Morse. who has been employed |
n Burlington for the past six weeks, has
completed his labo there and has taken .
situation at Port Hen. -. Z.
William Sullivan. VIII, has been for three .
weeks on a visit to >.'elatives. including |
lis sisters. Mrs. ]. W. Lawrence and /
Mss Nellie Sullivan at the Hotel Logan, :
las returned to Boston.
Dennis Rotchford Is suffering from some
ort of a shock and is quite i'll, but his
riends are not yet apprehensive.
The board of pension examiners had only
ne candidate before them for eXamina-
ion Wednesday, the smallest number for
great many years, with a single eXcep-
ion.