Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-24
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CITY AND VICINITY.

pills attending the SHlNcUr SchOOl at pres |
ent and more are expected.
Upon reception of the news of General
Grants death, his age was tolled upon the
bell of the Baptist church
The temporary trestesbridge at Winoos-
XII was completed Monday and the work
of tearing down the old bridge has been
begun.
Sheriff Barton seized twenty-three pack
ages of beer Saturday at the ice house |
owned by Frank Converse and rented by
G.. n. Meade.
Berry vendors find Burlington a capital |
place for the sale of their goods. Two
heavy loads came over on the steamer
Williams yesterday.
Entries are already being made to Secret |
airy c. w. Brownell for the next joint eX-
hibtion at Howard Park. The entries for
live stock will close August "a
Some of the tired mail carriers are tax
ing a vacation now. 1t is to be hoped they
will improve the opportunity by taking
some much needed outdoor exercise.
1t is announced that a Salvation navy
has been started as an adjunct to the Sal
walton army If this is so boating on Lake
Champlaln may stand some chance of be-
ing revived after all
New York parties now in town have
been prospecting the islands known as the
-Four Brothers. with the intention of
starting slate quarry, should the condi-
tons warrant the enterprise.
The seventh annual festival of parish
chors of the Diocese of Vermont will be
held at st. Paul's curch beginning We'd
naSlnu ptnl,rD
days. Mr. 5. b. Whitney of Boston will
be the conductor.
The Berean Baptist chapel has been
given its last coat of paint externally, and
presents Il fine appearance. Work upon
the interiorand the grading of the grounds
will be commenced at once. 1t is hoped
the chapel will be ready for holding SER
vices i'll it by September.
Mr. John p Howard has added another
to his numerous and generous gifts, both
pubic and private in this, his native city
having had Il beautiful and appropriate
granite monument placed in Green Mount
cemetery in memory of Miss Frances Bur
ton Prouty, whose death in February last
caused such universal sorrow.
The Young Mems Christian Association
meeting in the park Sunday Afternoon
was obliged to djourn to the hall by the
rain. The meeting was addressed by Rev
DR.. Halves, on Jesus and the Rich Young
Man" Prospects of rain undoubtedly
diminished the attendance but there were
about one hundred persons present.
The excursion of the pupils of the Sau
veur summer school on the steamer viii
liams to Ausable Chasm saturday was at
tended DV over one hundred DeODle. j!
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