Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-01-30

CRY AND VICINITY.

winter on Jan. 20.
The project of taking census oil inc
city is being agtated
The Ethans had their annual sleigh
ride to Dunbar's Tuesday night.
Lncius Bigelow, Esq, has been engaged
to deliver the Memorial day address at
Bakersfield.
Several weddings in prominent social
circles in this city are announced for the
near future
Mr.. and Mrs f. p. Shaw are visiting at
Washington They are expected 10 return
the last of the week.
Russell G. Page has purchased from II.
T.. Adams, building lot on Lafayette
place consideration $1,000.
Smelt-fshers have begun to get in their
work. The smelt are reported of unus-
ualy large size this season.
dull time is being experienced by the
police authorities, which speaks well for
law and order in the community.
The pupils of st. patrick's convent and
st. Mary's school had ride to Malletts
bay in Lanes big sleishs, Monday.
Messrs. Daniel and Charles A. Murray
and their families started Tuesday for
there.
Those who attended the Grand Army
banquet at Dixon's on THURSDAY night re-
port IL successful affair and Il right pleas
ant time.
The New York train was thirty minutes
late yesterday morning. Nearly all the
Burlington g. Lamoille trains were be
hind time.
The regular February term of the Unit
ed States court begins on the oath proX,
and the time for noting cases for trial
expires on the 4th.
About seventy-five persons went to Mon
treal yesterday from Burlington, to at
tend the carnival. large number are
expected to go to-day.
Interest in the evangelical services at
the Methodist church continues undated.
The attendance is good and a large mum
Der have been converted.
f. A. Smallcy, Esq. of the Central
freight Office, is taking vacation trip
through the West He expects to return
by the way of New Orleans,
Permission having been given by the
authorities to coast on Main street in the
evening during the present week, coasters
are out nights in full force.
The Wells !; Richardson company are
fairly overwhelmed with business, just at
present. They are already behind orders,
and the demand Is increasing every u'y'
The Western trade of the marble mills
here is something remarkable the aver
age daily shipments Of marble, western
bound being IN '"e heI-AoorAoo' VI 'o'''
tons.
The report that Mr.. George {. Collins
had resigned his position Is orGanst at 1t.
Paul's church, was premature at least
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