Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-04-11
CLIR NOIEN.

DR. G Gorge NJ. Ockiord la'e Of this city
has become resident o. Rev, re-, Mass.
There are twelve divorce suits to be heard
at the present term Of the county court.
The steamer Maquam, at the llarbor is
being put in readln, IS for her season trips
The festive oyster has only three weeks
more in which to enact the role Of mat:yr
Mr., Ferd. Henry is at home once mere.
We regret to add that bis health is very in
firm.
This city and st. Adams will be connected
by telephone some time during the present
month.
F. N. VanSiclen, Esq, is expected to re-
turn from his prolonged visit TO San Francis.
co in June.
That Mr.. Barton would be lcappointed
Chief OF Police was foregone conclusion.
He makes good one.
There are seventy five law cases and fif-
teen chancery cases on the new entries
docket OF the county court
Lumber is being drawn and other prepare
tons made for the immediate resumption of
work upon the Billings library.
Wild geese are making their appearance
about the mouths of the rivers and other
open places in Lake Champlain.
The lake is still very high. The ice is
broken up for two or three rods from the
shore and crossing is now impossible.
A new postal card will shortly be issued.
beautifnl in drsig, and of n b,nieb in,
The local Lodges of the |, o.. o. +. are
TO celebrate the 26th OF April the sixty-flth
anniversary of their order, in fitting style.
Last year the Pittsburgh stage made its
and No rst s,eon,or u ,or az iV,m ,hn 5t,b
NJ Anil ''' va Wv -'Ai
ue LEVY oiS"uI|Gu u,ahu Army ost
w W. II ou,y Neu'le llai oeen hu'iicu Us,
w. w. tenry, 10 compliment TO our well
~ Wv -,
VII! ~ w. .. NInGen. mas bought oI D. W.
iivnoh, Lsq', d ~ HaNi"g HVe iotis llohtage
IN pia, s.l'e': on MiIlcll i'c VIII erect resi-
uencc INC coming seaSon'
The approach OF Easter makes itself felt
~ .he seC.ial "orlu ny the PFC ence OF lhhu-
irclaprc Easler cars ID t''c SAon WILLOWS
. u.oiS 10 ".c N"''eu anu MA ~ 'Iclh are
P'e'9'
Rev. Merritt Hulbura's ma friends in
inns cl'y VIII regret TO hear that he has been
o.hscu W sop preaC4ihs' temporarily slnce
us liovai " we" olh Ci'y' ON account OF
"et'ous pros'ra'ioh'
Judge ROwell of the Supreme Court will
be here on Monday TO try the case of Lorenzo
Whtcomb VS., the Burlington and Lamoiile
railroad company, for the trial OF which
Judge AalV Is ulsqualned.
Alex. Seymour, accused Of stabbing
Eoscnburg, the German, WAS held to trial in
$500 in CITY Court Monday. States At
torney Russell appeared for the State and
uenry Ballard for respondent,
DR.. w. s. Webb has boueht the ballard
farm, OF about Que hundred acres, extending
from Shelburn street to the farm already
owned by HIM. lie has built dock at
Marks bay and will keep yacht there the
coming season.
During the past term there have been IN
attendance at The Iii IN schnoI fir,v MIN. NON.
resident minis (whn of = urse nav tu;tin,,I
Representing t"euiy-slX towns-which is Ger
Galny gratifying evidence of the successful
Management OF The school,
Vennor SAYS of the weather for the present
week: Showers this time, generally natural
April weathe warm and snowerv. n s,blv
q cold change in western sections about the
!Olh and l1th, with local snow falls parlicu-
4ariy IN lower provinces and gull.
The somewhat celebrated case of Levi
Underwood VS.. c. II. Rodgett and others,
y =
900 damages, vas called in county court nm
Saturday. The defence is understood to be
that plaintiif, being under guardianship, can
mot l1'ag a SUIT.
Lieutenant Tutherly informed lhe Univer.
sity battalion at the close Of his lecture YES.
terday that it would be impossible to con.
tinue his conrecti1n with the University
another year as Official and nrivafe reasons
make 1t necessary for him to rel lin his regi.
ment-thc First cavalry.
the University Library commencing with
the present week will be omen for reference
and consultation on every lay of University
exercises from 1879 to 1890 O'clock. No
books will be allowed to be taken away
from the Library except on the usual DAYS
as heretofore, Wedn s1ay and saturday
forenoon.
Hon. B, w. Hovt. = Dyo,ninent cirizor of
New Hampshire, and a mrmher of IN" Re.
publican State committee, wos in Town ves.
terday. He reports strong Enr,unds fnnI.
ing in New Uamnshire 2nd sa,s ,ha, q
majority CT the Chicago delprotinn will M.
doubtedly be Edn1,inds men
Mr.. Alger succee Is Mr. Brinl, as chair.
man of tie aldermanic committna IN ~'ote,
department His cours. will he watched
with interest. Mr.. Tsylor rrrsins at the
acad of the street committee and MIR Dew
is succeeded by Mr.. Peck "a chairman N
the com mittee en- fire departm mt
t,be n,op,inr of,ha s,ao,.l,o1,,o..,e Il,
Rnrlinrton RIM osao aHo s,ocnr,oGIs VI th'
ING Ihe folinw,ng bc"rI ns iuesCt"y even
elected; L. A. Woodbury., A. Adsit, II. J
Sutchell, A. g. Whiting, f. F. henderson
q. ID. Wright, l.. G. Burnham, J. \. Capp
d. X. Hayward.
Ed. Proctor, commanding the Vernon
division of the S,ns Of Wrferans issues
circular requesting that all sons If v,irran,
in the State at once ION thcmsrlvas toTot%,,
and form cams in the ,,larns in ,yh,c7, tho,
live, so that on Memorial NV thc, ,,, ~, L.,
able to assist their fathers in ,hn 9r,nnr ~,
seryance OF the DIV So sacrdd ~ iI p."'' ''
William II. Root Esq ,rc.iv., v,,,la