Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-05-14

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vi th's ci'y up " 'ne close vi ohe year 3D.
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to sink her must have happened after
that. 1t is supposed that she was run
into by a loaded lumber barge, carelessly
handled, tow of which came in that
night. The owners of the Albatross tcle-
graphed Immediately to the insurance
men. The boat will be raised and the dam
age estimated. The loss will be fully COW
cred by the insurance.
The working craft of the lake will re.
ceiye an addition this summer in shane of
a large schooner. which is now being built
at Champlain. n Y. nv Captain T. r
Rockwell. formerly of the steamer Rein
deer. She is to he a good sized vessel
nearly 100 feet long. carrying canvass
spreading about 500 Yards, and is intend
ell to be ready for work bv ,July LIST An
addition will also be made to the pleasure
fleet of Lake Cbamplain. Prof. Kellogg
OF Brooklyn Is having constructed at
Chahplaih sloop-rlgged cutter yacht for
summer cruising. she Will carry full
complement OF san, using on ordinary oc-
caslons ABOUT l3O yards. Both boats Will
DE Drought TO Burlln gton the middle OF
next month Tor Mr. James NaKefleld to
zig ana put IN ship-shape'
The death of Mr. Hiram Tracy on Sat
ur(ay morning last removes an old and
respected citizen. He was for several
years connected with the Champlain
TRANSFORMATION compapv. frat "a its pener.
al agent at Montreal. Canada and subse.
ouently As its SUPERINTENDENT Comnelled
by physical infirmities to give nm active
work. his nleasant face with ire Kindly
smile and friendly greeting for all for we
doubt whether he ever had an enemy has
long Deen a fanlllar one upon our streets.
oci upuIouSly honest ana upright IN All ms
dealings ialthtul ana devout attendant
Vi the church OF which ne was Tor so long
member, he Will be remembered as
missed by his many friends. He leaves an
aged WIDOW ana one son, Mr.. Hiram
Tracy OF New YORK city, TO mourn his loss.
An unusually pleasant time is renorte ed
by the freshman class Mt their class han
quet, held at the Cumberland House in
Plattsburph last Thursday night About
forty members of the class went over and
had night of rollickinp oaietv and of
sumptuous feastinp on one of Mr.. Aver
ills best efforts in the prandial art. The
following class officers furnished literary
entertainment for the occasion. Toast
master H M Macintosh noet 7.
Hall orator, A. L. Stratton; prophet, c.
l.. Barstow; historian, A. b. Gilbert
odist George Graves. Music was rem
dered by double quartette composed of
Hall and Graves, first bass Bradley and
Harris second bass Stone and Whitcomb,
first tenor, and Stratton and Powell.
second tenor
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