Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-01
H. w. ALLEN g. CO.

The funeral of Mrs. Louise c.. wife
at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning at
her home on Park avenue and tho
body was taken at noon to Win
held in the chapel In Forest Hil
cemetery and where burial took
place beside the body Of her husband.
Mrs Long died Sunday. aged 70
years. She had been IN poor health
for some time but the immediate cause
Of her death was a shock. She is sur
vived by one son, Frederick y. Long
of this city.
Some time Sunday night the resi-
dencc OF Frank A. Dwinel on School
street was burglarizcd and quantity
OF tewelry was stolen. The house
was vacant at the time as Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwinell were on a western trip.
Entrance was effected by prying open
window on the ground floor. Tho
most valuable article taken was
gold watch belonging - Hadame
Chandler. who was In charge OF tho
house during Mrs. Dw!nells absence.
but who had been sleeping at the res
idence Of DR.. c. f. Chandler, h-r SON.
Until the return TO Mr and MIS-
Dwinell It is impossible to tell Just
how much of value was takep.
Mrs. Orlando w. Harvey died sun
day evening at her home on Elm
street after an illness Of week with
the grip and pneumonia Mrs. Har-
vey was 81 years old. She was
| daughter of Capt. Cyrus Wheeler OF
East Montpelier. hut for tho past ~
| wears had resided in this city. She Is
survived by two daughters. Mrs. {. f.
Bugbee and Mrs. c. II. Woods of this
| city. one SON. Robert. one sister. MIS-
Emeline Harvey. and two brothers, L.
s. Wheeler OF East Montpelier and
George Wheeler Of this city. Her
funeral was held Tuesday at
two o'clock at her late home, the Rev.
A. T. Uough officiating. and burial
was In the Cutler cemetery.
| When Washington county court re-
convened Monday afternoon tho
| trespass case of ]. W. EaRan vs. TuliS
and ROYAL. conductor and brakeman
on a Delaware * Hudson railroad tra'h'
as called and Il jury empahe"u'
The plaintiff was elected from ra'i-
way train and sued for damages D.
c. Wing and f., NJ. Harvey represent
the plaintiff. T. W. Maloney and H. =
stanton the defendant. Napoleon Ber-
ry, who recently assaulted woman
at Morctown, was brought into court
charged with breach OF tn" peace
Bail was hxcd at $3.50 when the re-
spondent hopes to raise.
The state Historical society mas
given into the charge OF Prof. VI H.
Perkins Of Burlington, state seoloRis''
three boxes Of Indian relies ana cur
los. about 500 pieces which In lNs4'
were presented to Hiram A huse Us
librarian OF the historical society by
DR.. j. NJ Currier of Castleton. MOST
of these specimens were opta'heo III
Bristol and on tho shores OF Lake Bono
seen. For the present they Will not p'
displayed in the State cabinet but can ID
seen at any time on application to ITO
fessor Perkins.
The case of T. W. Eagan VS. Tully ah'
Royal. a conductor and brakeman oI
the Delaware g. Hudson River railroad
in which a Jury was empanelled In WASH
ington county court Monday afternoon
came to Il sudden termination Tuesda'
morning when Judge w. H. Taylor
basing his opinion upon the supreme conr
case OF Jerome Va. the Central Vernon
Railway company ordered the jury u
render n verdict for the defendant rail
road company. This suit was brought b.
; Mr., Pagan to recover damages OF S'W
] lie was riding from Albany 10 Rulan'