Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-10
|The sR'ree 2ress.
CITY AND VICINITY.

The tug Allan GlmOur, Captain Will
liam Bang, arrived Sunday from Ottawa
with six barges loaded with lumber.
One progressive yachtsman of this city
has obtained an attractive yachting suit
of light gray, and others will soon follow
his example.
Professors Branerd, Steley, Eaton aud
Kellogg of Mddlebury college are making
geologlzing trip to the Islands in the
over end of Lake Champlan.
There were over three hundred at the
Commencement boat ride, which is pro
bounced one of the most successful boat
rides ever given by the students
Judge Z. ID. Chapman has sold his
house together with the furniture to Miss
Louisa Howard. The terms are private
and possession is to be given at once.
Sixteen were received into the member
ship of the First COngre2 ational church IN
Darlington, Dr.. Halves, PASTOR sunday
fourteen by letter from other churches
and two upon profession
At a special meeting of the Hook and
Ladder company Wednesday, II. l.. Daily
was expelled from that organization for
lisobeying orders at the recent fire at the
ioneer shops.
The Commerce club of this city, consisting
nearly fifty members, went to Saratoga
thursday on the steamer Vermont on their
lnnual excursion. They will not return
DYLntil the latter part of the week.
The residence of Hubbard Chittenden at
South Burlington was destroyed by fire
on Monday afternoon between and 4
O'Clock. The origin of the fire is unknown
The loss is mostly covered by insurance.
series of temperance meetings will be
held toward the close of the season under
the auspices of the w. C. T. L. Among
the speakers engaged are Col. Balm of
Kentucky and Mrs. Mary 7. Lathrop of
Michigan
Barnum's great show, which is bool.ed
to appear in this place July %, will visit
other places in this State as follows
Brattleboro July q, Rutland %, MOntpe-
lier "a, st. Johnsbury %, St Adams %,
Bennington 20.
The Burlington Business college has
been removed from the Lang block, on
Church street, to the W GODS block, on
College street Its facilities will be en-
larged, and it will undoubtedly enter upon
a new career of prosperity.
The Se\ enth-day Adventists are to hold
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Scullin, 5. V. c., with an elegant slgnet
rag, with the monogram OF the u. a, Ii.