Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-08-25
tIEN NOTES.

N,uror has a suow-storm booked for the
Inst of Aur,ist or the first of September.
M. ul,,.,,,,,,, Military rnul Inns been en- |
.,,.'dI 49, furnish The musjr nj tLr coming
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Inc Burlington anu i'ai''''r '''"O"' 70
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Railroad uaVel is very heaNy 'htse uals'
Many WHO have been away from thcir GU.
homes curing the warm season arete''''llii's'
Mr. Eyrn +. Elliott formerly of the FREE
pRrss is now located at Seattle, Washington
Territory, lu is soon to remove to Veto
Tia
,r,,o ,,.,,l,o,, If c,mronv f. are drilling
,,r.'",'tn,' ,nr ,t,rndino muster nj Brandon,
S,nI, ooth rh" connary viii muster forty
1v~ unirn,n.I men.
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Al the i,ueh. meeting ~ III, wv 'ins",,'
Reformed men AsS"la''oh WI y; - u, Ut,
ller was elected treasurer anu Mr u r.
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Phillip Mclailicy aged Atom SNty ana
the father OF gIown-up family III four chill
drcn, died very suddenly. saturday night.
He was in his usual health and had Just re
turned home from making some s'Indry rnr-
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The funeral Of the lated. 5. Pcirce, ESD,
was held at the late residence Friday Aug
ust Is, Capt. Dan Lyon being in charge
of the arrangements. President Buckham
oillcialed and paid an eloquent tribute To the
character of Mr. Pcircc. The bearers were
McsSrs. Durham Scavcr, Augustus Kim
ball, =. VI. Pope. William H. strong, u. d..
W Her and G. +. Ward. Tie remains were
inferred in the family lu in Lake View GEM
etery.
Thencw owners of Queen CITY Park saw
thnt contracts are LET for building one hun
bred COTTAGES tp he complctpd The coming
yenr The mark is TO he the general Summer
Ca,nn oroI,nd for the SnirilunIists and from
twoto three thousand will assemble here
yearly 10 acc"mmoduir those coming This
summer, one huhorc" wall tents nave bcch
pr"Nldci' Members "i the community are
expected AZ me present meeting from all
p rus "l inc 'hl'e' STATES
A right glorious stall is that from
which the stars aud Stripes float al
Howard Park. Mr.. George Randall of
Waterbury has furnished for the Park
two spruce trees which ARE TO he spliccd
at Waterbury Centre, is eighty feet long ant
as straight Ns an arrow, ANA the other, from
Rikcr Mountain, is seventy feet long Tn,
flagstaff will he by far the tallest in the State
and there will Inc few ii my taller ones il
New England.
Some things the Central Vermont ought /,
do Tear down the hileous old shed whicl
has so long done duly for Il freight office, an,
erect new building where ~ VIII NOT shu
OH the me slatioh ouildihg IRON 'hc sisnt o
all AXE travellers put u new l,orlns III 'h
statloh' IN pace oi ''le present uccaycu a,'
broken ON" arrange II SO tha' ViSltorS at TN
station WIN h"t oe ool'g.u 10 cross na.. u uon
en- raliroaI tracks us NJ present put NOW,
some plahks OF paving so as 10 90 away VIII,
me sandy desert W ,r surrounds lhG primer
pa entrance. ne present conultlon o
lnas Is u'sgu III 10 ,n' ~, Iaronn anu "
convenient anu dangerous LOT us pa'rohs'
Mr.. A. j. Howard, clerk of the Count
Court, has rendered his resignation, to tax
effect September ,th. Mr.. Howard has he'll