Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-11-27
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CITY AND VICINITY.

Grape fruit OF me quality mas appeared
in the market
Prices on sugar have just advanced one
eighth of II cent per pound.
South Union Streets to be macadamized
as far south as Howard street.
The Howard Relief association will
make Philharmonic hall their headquar-
tiers.
No more lumber tows are expected this
season by the government officials at the
lake
The Burlington Manufacturing com
pany's marble mills have stopped running
nights for this season.
The annual meeting of the Mary
Fletcher Hospital will be held Wednes-
day, December 2, at D. m.
Twelve applicants for pensions were eX-
amined at the meeting of the Examining
Board in this city Wednesday.
The ladies of the Methodist church are
making preparations for Christmas sale
and supper in about two weeks.
Letter boxes have been placed at the
corner of Adams and Elm streets and on
the University campus in front of the
chapel.
The funeral of the late Sullivan Peck
was held at his late residence on Elm
wood avenue Wednesday afternoon, Rev.
DR.. Halves officiating.
A gentleman who went to Williston
Saturday reports that deer was seen
there that day quietly feeding among
some cattle in Il pasture.
The water department force is engaged
in surrounding service pipes in the north
west part of the city with various materials
to keep them from freezing.
The Burlington Rink association have
presented the Association polo team with
$40, 50 that each member of the club will
have an extra ten dollars as pocket money.
The docket for the term of Supreme
Court for Chittenden county which CON
venes in this city in January, has
been distributed. 1t contains sixteen
cases.
The first inner-registered sack with reg
istered mail matter was received here from
Rutland on the 440 p. m. train Wednesday
The mail agents say it will prove Il great
saving OF trouble to them.
Several exchanges announce that the
Salvation army are about to attack this
city again. An alderman says there is nt
ordinance that will prevent the Salvation
army parades in our streets,
The Reindeer went into winter quarters
Monday, in the slip just north of he
dock at the foot Of College street. He
pilot, VIM. Newton. VIII act as Waterman
over her through the winter
The entrance to the postollice is pro
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