Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-10-12

Oysters, At to IS cents quart Oranges are
improving In quality and arc cheaper, rang
log from so to 60 cents dozen. Bananas
are scarce at 30 and GO cents a
dozen. Cocoanuts are 8 to 10 cts apiece ;
lemons 30 10 40 cts a dozen. Cheese is
10 and IA cts pound; lard IA
cts; prunes IL TO 25 cts, and prunelles
@5cts; dates 10 to 90 cts. Evaporated apples
are IL to 22 cts per pound. Breakfast
bacon Is ~ cents pound. Honey 90 to 90
cents pound. Butter, 30 cents pound.
The annual match game of football be-
tween the Sophomore and Freshman classes
OF the University was played Saturday after
noon and resulted in victory for the Sophs.
The participants consisted of eleven from
each class. The Freshmen won the toss for
the first warn, but after some vigorous kick
ing the ball was forced down into one corner
near the Freshman goal, where it went out
of bonds and when thrown In, Shaw, 'SG,
caught it and with one kick sent the ball
over the fence time four minutes In the
second warn the Freshmen had the advan-
tage at the start, but finally the ball was TAX
en- by the Sophomnrcs and rushed straight
through the Freshmeu's lines, Merrill giving
the finishing touch that sent II over the fence;
time eight minutes. The third warn was
much more closely contested Than either of
the others, the ball going from one end of the
field to the other several times when the
Freshmen put the ball out but the umpire de-
cided that foul had been made and so the ball
was placed back and was forced up again
against the Freshmens goal, when fine
kick made by Brooks sent the ball into the
field again, but 1t was Immediately returned
when Story gave 1t the final kick that won
The warn and the match for the Sophs /;
time eleven minutes. The umpire was Bar
her, 'S4, and the judges Eckley, 'S4 and
Howard, 'S5. There were many spectators
present, who expressed their interest in the
game by vociferously shouting for the class
that they sympathised with. The ladies of
the different classes gave several large and
beautiful bouquets and baskets of fruit to the
contestants After the game the regular col
lege game between the odds and evcns" was
played in which the 'odds" won, in three
straight warns.
The following real estate transfers have
lately been made in this city; j. F. Coin to
w. G. Reynolds, house and lot east side
Pitkin street 5000; Henry G. Smith to
Elizabeth b. Foley, lot north side Colchester
avenue, $3.50; j. b. Robarge to John and
Sarah Scarbo, house and lot east side Rose
street, 5000; Francis Potwin to Sophia
Myers, half an acre of land near App!etree
Point, 800; b. ID. Peterson to Ella C.
Cowlbeck lot west side South Union street,
$1,000; T. Ii. Canfeld to Mary +. Wells,
one-half city lot north side Main street,
1895 John G. Thorp, trustee, to w. b.
Thorp and others. land building corner
Grant Street and Winooski avenue, $4,000
G. p Frissell to Arson S. johnson, house
and lot west side South Union street, $1,000;
John Scarbo to Oliver Lamora, house and
lot on Rose street, $3.50; Luther II. Baker
and wife to Clarissa Spear. house and lot
west side North Willard street, terms pri-
vate; Clarissa Spear TO John W. Roberts
and wife, house and lot west side North
Willard street, 1915; Ella NJ. and Lillian A.
Atwater to NJ. w. Hosmer, half double house
and lot north side Maple street, $3.50; c. r.
Hayward to c. J. Sutton, lot north side How
ard street, $500; Mary and T. F. Ahearn
to John and Sarah Scarbo, house and lot
north side Battery street, 5000; Mary Cam
eron to Emma G. Grffen, house and lot on
Grove street, terms private Lawrence
Barnes to Sarah L. Crombie, land south side
Maple street between Prospect and Summit,
$4,000; w. La,our, Jr., TO Joseph Durand,
house and lot east side North avenue, $500
Burlington savings bank to Charles Finne-
gan, land and tenements east side Battery
street between College and Main, $500 s
Walker to William Weaver, lot west side
South Union street, $3.50 Henry LOOMS to
George Ii. Rogers, lot west side North
Winooski avenue $500 II. G. Smith to
|C. c. Read, lot north side Colchester
avenue, $500; Burlington savings bank,
to John p. Howard, Underwood place,
S1250; John p. Howard to A. c. Spear,
lot on Prospect street (part Of Underwood
place., $1,000 Henry Ballard to A. G. and
F. II. Stafford, house and lot west side South
Union street, $4,000; E. w. Burrtt to f.
w. Burritt, one half lot and store. adjoining
Howard Opera House, $4,000; lie Grand b.
Cannon 10 Marion De Forest Clark, lot west
and Julia Collier to W. II. Root and
Root TO James Collier, house and lot
east side Lake street e. N. Willard
to John p. Howard land south side
Ledge road, $50; Sarah l.. Thayer TO
Z. II. Williams, "Starr" farm, terms private;
J. G. Plat to William Kirby, land cas-, side
Colchester avenue, 5000 b. S. Nichols to
Henry Green and c. A. Sumner, admins
traitors land north si1c College street between
South Union street and Winooski avenue,
$4,000; A Barrows to Bartv McGettrick, lot
east side North avenue, $3.50; A. Killam
and others TO Isa G. Barrows one-half home
stead east side North Union street, $1,000
Michael II. Sullivan to James Lee aud Lee
to Honora Sullivan, homestead south
side Bank street, $4,000; Patrick
Cosgrove to Mary Ann Cosgrove,
homestead west side South Union street,
$4,000; Martin Daley to T. L. Daley and r.
r. Daley to Sarah Daley, house aud lot east
side South Champlain street. $500; Aug
Coty to Ellen Hammer, house and lot sou'h
side Poplar street, 500; Oscar Phipps to l..
DeGoesbriand, house and lot west side Elm
wood avenue, $500; Louis German to
Joseph Parker two lots on German street,
s4j0; II $. White to A. +. Warner lot
south side Howard street, $500; G. S. APP
pleton to Candace T. Taggart, ."Norhrop'
farm, North avenue, S2450 Rodney
Roby to Joseph Logan, house and
lot west side North Union street,
$1,000; G. r. Hayward TO Joseph Robinson,
house and lots on new street between St.
Paul and Pine, SLIGO; Daniel Roberts to C.
W. Brownell, Jr., land corner Elm and
Spruce streets, $3.50; S. II. Weston ct al,
executors, to Albert f. Jones, one-lhiri
brick block on College street, S2jOO Phebp
9. Liscum, cxecutriy, to Dennis Grcaney,
house and lot east side North Winooski
avenue, $500; L l.. Lawrence to j. f.
Burke lot and building south side Mechanics