Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-08-03

me uepris Oh the recently burned Yer
mont shade roller mandatory s bein.
cleared away. In looking over The list o
insurance companies who paid so prompt,
the Aetna paid $4,000, the Insnranc,
20. OF North America So, 900, the Germa,
american 5000 and the North British and
Mercantile $1,000, six days after the fire. Tn,
lire occurred the 18th of July and the trs
money paid was the 10Th. There remains IL
De paid $4,000 Ivy the Springfield, $1,000 b,
inc Home, $4,000 by the Niagara and $1,000
by the Star. The Shade Roller Compan,
preferred waiting the usual time for th,
oalancc as matter Of economy.
There was u boat load of finished curl,i,
ilXturos ready for shipment in the store h ,us,
on the wharf at the time of the fire onc
VIII be shipped next week, nv boat l.. B
Daniorlh, to 5. Hartshorn & Co, Newark
The same boat last week took G4OO bundle!
OF slaves to Green Point, opposite New York
Tor 5. Il. Cain, Lincoln.
II. V; Edmond, Esq, has returned tt
Norwich, Conn.
=, Mr. Horace Parker, ID. s., of Lenox,
Mass. is home for weeks Remuneration
Horace is looking well.
Miss Lucic and Miss Nct,ic Smith. daucb
tiers OF Judge Smith, have returned from 4
very pleasant tiip TO the seashorc.
Mr. Edwin E. Aiken delivered well writ
zen discourse Sunday morning in the Con
gregational church. He spoke again in the
evening on the Gospel work in New Haven
ConD., with which he has been connected TO,
the past two years. Mr.. Aiken is a young
man OF promise and is destined to be promi
nent in his profession.
| Or. I. Maxfield, one of our Oldest physi.
cans, has taken a trip to Bears Head. on The
New Hampshire sea coast for the benefit of
MS health, which has been far from rugged
Tor long time. Hope he may be thorollrb.
ly recuperated.
The funeral of Miss b. Dillon of Monkton.
VINO was buried in the Catholic cemetery in
this place Sunday, was attended by long
me OF friends and relatives. The different con.
veyances numbered So.
Mr.. J. J. Barley, the Waterman in the
shade Roller factory, at the time of the fire.
saturday, July IA, IS able to be out again,
although bearingugl evidence of the terrible
screening he underwent at the time.
Inc pleasant face of princiTa al A. B. Clark,
OF the Graded school, is again seen on our
streets, which forcshadows the approach of
school duties for principal, teachers and
scholars. '''
lherc Will be no services in the Conprepa-
tlonal chu'ch Vcigcnncs, the first and second
sundays IN Augustine 9th and the 10Th,
itev. Mr.. Hall may close his vacation by
mat lime. Due notice will be given should
he do so. '"ou''
Key, Chas. j. Ketcham, rector of St.
iau!s church, arrived home Saturday, from
; St Anurews, New Brunswick. He oiiiciated
Mr. r. IL. Foss, manager of the Vermont
ohade roller company, leaves this place. we
understand, Wednesday morning, 10 order
new machinery for the factory which the
company Is 10 build here.
Mrs. w. w. Booth and Miss Sarah w.
Booth arrived home Saturday from Danbury.
Conn, where they have been visiting for sew.
cral weeks.
a Young man from Ferrisburgh who visit
ca lhe CITY to see the sights and queuch his
thirst, Monday, overdid the thing, and slept
IN the lock up. Tuesday morning he was
arraigned before justice. fined S23 which
ne PAD and wended his way to his rural
home lighter and wiser young man,
DR.. G. E. Lamb of Port Henry, n. Y.
brother of MIR. Arthur Lamb, was in town on
a short visit this week.
Mrs. Sheperd Happen and daughters of
Troy, N. T., are guests of Mrs. II. Stevens.
Mr.. Geo. Perry of Boston is also stoppinr at
MIR. Hcrrick Stevcnss.
MIR. Geo. ID. Wright of Burlington is over
seeing the preparations new being made for
the erection Of the new shade roller factory.
Mrs Herbert C.. llawlcy of Fitchburrb.
Mass, is the guest of her sis,cr-in-law, Mrs.
{. S. Day of Waltham.
=, Mrs, J.. Ovington and daughter of Port
Henry, N. I.,are the guests of Mrs. Z. Hit
Ncrgennes.
Among campers on the lake shore we no.
tice MIR. u. L. 5. Pierce and family, families
OF Mr. q. IL. Simonds and Mr.. Robert
Koss, Mr.. Byron 5. Hurlburt of Weybridre,
Miss tinney of Monkton, Miss Gulley of Can
Ton, n. :, and numerous others. There is
great preference shown by campers, this sea-
son, for Basin llarbor and vicinity. Annie
Tree Cove, the once famous camping ground.
is practically left out this Summer SO far.
Great rejoicing among the former
employees of the Shade Roller COMPANY.
over the rebuilding of the manufactory The
new building, we understand, will occupv
more ground than the last Business men
are gratlhed at the prospect of retaining
among them an establishment so prompt and
business IKE IN all its dealings. 1t is pro-
posed TO change the southern termination of
Canal street and run it west OF the site Of the |
lrice House. Formerly it ran next to the |
Shade Roller factory.
Five persons were baptized at the lake by |
on sunday last, Rev. Mr.. Bepnet
pastor of the M. L. church at Vergennes,
officiating.
Gov. Barto of West Ferrisburgh has re-
urncd to his Minnesota home, having spent
nearly three weeks among the friends OF his
'oyhood and home associations of early life.
-Several persons of u riotous disposition
Engaged In the exciting amusement of ston-
ng the residence of Grandson Warner. last
sunday night.
NJ. w. Winans of Basin Harbor lost fifty
pounds OF flesh during nine weeks sickness,
'ut Is labe to be about and in COMPANY
With his son James intends to take cruise
m the lake for few days this week.
New Haven.
Rev. e. s. Sargent takes his vacation dur
ng the month OF August. He expects to
axe trip through the White Mountains to
Did Orchard Beach. Mrs. Sargent will accom-
any him. Rev. Mr.. Toby has been engaged
occupy the pulpit the next two SUNDAYS,
nd Rev. George w, Burke of Charlestown,
lass, is expected to oiiiciate the last two
4 August.
Prof G. G. Cove, for the last four years,
rinclpal of Beeman Academy, has refused
n offer of another position at u salary of ,
1900 year. The fact that he is to continue
his present position, will be gratifying to .
le patrons of the academy
Rlpton.
A new marble walk in front of the Bread t
oaf improves the appearance of it very i
uch. r
Mr.. Houston in attempting (wiih Mr. a
icrce) to butcher fat OK was caught by
&c horn of the OK aud quite badly hurt, the
( throwing HIM some distance.