Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-02-16
CITY MOTIFS.

W. tldllScs
1t was Nennor WHO predicted that tn
would be an open Winter.
April LIST Ibis year will occur on Sunda.
and moving day on Monday.
Eleven locomotives have been disabled O
the Rutland road within Il week
Mr. T. +. Giswold is very low with IN
monarY consumption, nj Swanon.
Mr. George |. loomis has gone TO Tt
peka, Kansas, where he will engage IN bus
ness.
The City Clerk has just received the Scs
sion Laws All those entitled TO copies ar
requested to call and get them.
Tn. past 1ral Of the Catholic Bishop la
had the effect of Withdrawing u number q
scholars from the public schools.
Nest oil the medical students who hay
been attending the preliminary course Of lee
lures have returned home tOcnjoy the Sprn
vacation.
The trains were an hour late Saturtla,
night, and Sunday morning the Boston trail
distinguished itself by coming in six hour
behind time,
Mcssts. j. IL. Gates " Co., at their co,toi
mills in this city employ three hundred an,
lfty operatives and turn out daily thirt,
thousand yards Of cloth.
The new River and lIaibor bill appropri
aies four thousand dollars for the hrcakwateI
at This port, No appropriations are made fo
the work at Swanton and Otter Creek
Thorc will tee lecture hv Rev. Merit
liulburd at the VI. l.. Church in lIincsburrh
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society,"
wednesday evening Feb, 81. Admission
% cents.
Mr.. y. I, Merritt, the newly elected super
intcndcn' of streets, of Boston, was formerly
connected with the Vermont life insurance
company aud was for several ycarsa resident
of this city.
Monday was another cold dry on the
Rutland road. One engine broke down at
Eas, Wallngford and another at Brooks
vile. Fortunately, the damage was not very
great in either case.
Tic death is announced of our venerable
townsman Mr.. Aaron b. Webb. Mr. Webb
was one of our oldest citizens, and was also
one OF the oldest Masons in Vermont. having
become member Of the craft in 1915
Virgins is rot dsmaycd by the luck he
had with his storm of February 9th, and still
insists that on the llh OF March the greatest
storm will take place, when the earth is To
De shaken IRON sea TO sea and pole 10
pole"
There will be a grand musical entertain
mcnt at Seminary Hall Waterbury Centcr
Tuesday evening Fcbrllary 90 Ev fine IInw'
ard Opera House Orchestra of this city and a
chorus, the wnnl. under the direction of Mr
NJ. D. Fuller - -'''
Saturday was another bad dny en- the Rut.
land road. The engine of the lO:4D train
the N. l.. Dlvis'-broke down at Ferris.
burgh and ago'hcr locomotive was sent down
to take its place aud further down on The
road two locomotives came to grief
We rt, bovc , visi, FROM, .,.. =
Dartmouth students nov, rcnl, M, p',V VI
hers uf fine class nj 1881 ar. cn,,,;,,'r ,'''',
Wnd,ns,Io,. ,,j',lJ i,.J,,. 'Ji"a n'Ie on
have class supper at the AmcrcIn IIn,rl
returning to Hanover the next CAV.
For n wonder opr ci,v chor,.r ,a,,,,
hammered will "a, tho he, sn'.;o va, ~ !
Inni.l,t,,rn .,,l -, ,i,, .' sun " ''ie
sion laws fine nn,v oris in r'l.,i, ~ sus
nre one lr,,lilin'1 i,e ,rrond lie, nnJ I nm.
incornor1finr III now ,ris. c,,nr ''rn "'o'Ne'
o,r c,r,,a.. ,',,.nr,,,a,, ~. ''
oui FORMER lnWhsman Mr.. Joseph Chauvin
sitv nm inc, rn,nsi,,, IN y, .'.g nNer
niccr If sto, rn'ncd'iad IN , ~, ',"u .. d"
mains of some natrifr6 nsh RI" LAM, 'mv w. t.
from thc Grand Grvscrs YoIIo,,s,o,o pa,,.
nj. ,.,'.,.,,.; ,,,' al w.
l"c N""l''l'i IN transportation company
ing sooap VI men at the YARDS at SheIlurn
i ,i, enH ,Itu ~ sctthT ON NE timber FOR
'neir .' S't"',luoat ior LAKE pc'r5t II is
trll trin aIout The ia.t IF tho ir"', aod
'"'o'''
ny ~ w a.. ~, wv WV lolk ,r'Ih que
mere III o;%1 S'tutday night were thrown of
nc ttach ~ Il p,oNeh iall at Slhhlind
ralls. fortunately no one was hI'I Tnc
cars were Iot u9tH on inc 'Taok alter an
h in1 "o'N "u" Tue tram went BACK to Rul-
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hHo s'r', a. io"ollllcal event OF inns year,
90 a., N I'ialIlS WIN DC inc eclpse
;ny lei I'" - 1,ii' Miieii however VIII he