Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-08-06

'tI VI seats placed IN the park for public
convenience is limited to two, good for
iour couples only. The village improve
ment society should see to it,. The band
concert saturday evening was largely at
tended and their music was heartily
cheered Lieut. Gov. Ormsbee has the
sunderland Us. Elmer ease under advise
ment IAN important real estate trans
action Is IN progress, whereby Mr.. f. II.
ross VIII come into possession of the
Co.'S homestead on Main street, and Mr.
T. \. H"ss VIII occupy the present resi-
utnce OF Mr.. FOss on School street ...M Miss
Russell OF keene, y. H., sister of Miss II
y. nan, returned to her home ON Mon
uay morning train. Mr.. j Wickus
ana VIE, Il lady friend from Ferrisburgh
ana Miss Mary klmball, daughter of
fosi master kimball, went into camp
NJ Basin Harbor Monday. 100. The little
steam yacht Gazelle, Captain Ives. is
engaged to take party of Stevens
mouse guests to Thompson Point to-day
Judge Roberts has returned from his
Visit to Rochester, y. Y.... The Kerosene
yacht. j. 1. Wilson, has been TO Montreal
ON pleasure trip. Several friends from
Troy Joined the yacht at Burlington. She
Is Is expected at this place daily. -. j..
W right OF Rochester, ~ Y, is visiting
Irtnus in Nergennes. ..., The Stevens
Hose company have voted to at
tend the Fair Haven muster,
Inc l4th inst. Rev. Mr.. Dayton of Cas-
ueton, preached from the Methodist pul-
pll last sunday. The venerable ID. H.
W right OF Weybridge, called, Monday, on
ms way home from visiting his daugh-
ter's IN Charlotte. He is in his SSth year
....Mr. aud Mrs. Shaw are spending II
couple of weeks with relatives in Ben
mngton....Th Bradbury camp, at Ap
Pietree cove, IS lively with visitors now.
tuesday Rev. Mr.. Collins of Brattleboro,
Mrs. t'lltIS nf Rn-fpn unH Mr. |
Lewis drove down to visit the camp, and
every day guests are coming and going
....Mr. and Mrs. W. Il. Dalrymple went
INTO camp AT Fort Cassin, Monday
\ cesspool is being placed in the street
IN front of y. j. Renaud's store ON Greene
; rect. a good plank walk has been put
dONn IN front of Carter x Sears's butter
market, under G. f. Kidder's store. The
Commercial Telegraph company are run
nlug loop from the main line into j. >. =
HEX Ks office. &C. +. Bulls, formerly
with Mir. y, q. Norton, now of Massena,
\. y, bad his store robbed and
puned Friday. loss $1,000 No IN
SHIlsburv WAS burned this afternoon
The Addison Base Ball association have
organized and have engaged the fair
Three games Il week are eN
pected. Wednesday next, the Westford
ana N"rgennes clubs play game ". W.
liaWkus Is manager and DR.. Russell
smith secretary aud treasurer. The
J., phate Office. Rev. DE- Henry Hickok
Of Orange, \. j.; is wishing friends in
Wrstport, y. y. and is expected
he this week. DR.. f. c. Hickok,
son of Rev. Mr.. Hckok, of St
Mary hospital, Brooklyn, y. Y,
ana j. Frank knorr of.Orange, \. j., are
expected Thursday evening at j. >. Hick-
Ok lp p\pcl1iiNp hoard "A no "A
PLAIN Valley agricultural society elected
r. {. Dyer of West Salisbury secretary in
place of NJ. I, Bristol, resigned. a pro-
Sramme for the fair was arranged. Hon.
J. X. Batchelder of Arlington Will deliver
he address Thursday, Sept. 9th, the sec
)ud day OF the fair. The premium list and
have already been announced.
st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. |. b. Gustin and son Eugene, are
a St Leon Springs, p. O.. for a few
veeks....C G. Bingham and wife have
from trip in the White Noun
aims. DR.. j. p. Grinnell and wife of
have been in town the past
week Miss Eta Graham, daughter of
N. A. Graham, has returned from Cole
brook, y. II IT,. Herbert ID. Williams has
'eturned from Il months vacation at his
lOme in West Randolph, and is once more
It work with l.. b. Atwood M Frank Il.
fOlsom of Ranney x Norton's grocery
store, has gone to his home at Fairfax for
I weeks vacation. n....The Montreal and
3uston day express over the PaSsumpsic
'mlr"ad was delayed about three hours
saturday afternoon by some accident
lorth of this place. Emmons Raymond
If Boston, president of the Pa-sumpsic
was in town Friday, at the St.
Iohnsbury House.
The Republican caucus for the election
Il l..l. Il
ION at Montpelier, August /, was held
evening IN town hall. The call
vas read by d. +. May, chairman of the |
own committee y. NJ. johnson was |
elected moderator and Dennis May, sec |
eary. Upon motion OF DR.. Bullard, the |
delegates We're elected by acclamation : |
". F. Fairbanks, A. f. Nichols II. c. |.
sylvester, c. a. Calderwood, Harry Blod- |
;ett. Alternates; d. +. May, +. L.
Iovey, DR.. e. b. Bullard, NJ. Montgom- |
ry, q Cook, W. S. Boynton, F. ID. Blod |
,ett, James Ritchie, Horace Fairbanks. |
There was very slim attendance. Rev. |
D. o. Brastow preached two excellent ser
mons AT the South church last Sabbath. |
n the evening at a union meeting he
sermon upon family govern
nent 90. Hon. John b. Finch of Evans
on, H., chairman of the National Pro
libitory committee, lectured to fair
lied audience in Music hall on Satur-
lay and sunday evenings last. Mr.. Finch
: pleasing speaker and his lectures
we're much enjoyed. b. Allen, wife
nd child, of Clinton, Mass, are in town
topping at Mrs. ID. 5. Allens.. Karl
|. Goodwin has gone to Weirs, y. H., to
work through the summer.
Montpelier.
1t transpires that the statements made
u this journal July 30 in relation to r. q.
ill AS connected with the recent row in
lOntpelier We're incorrect, and it is
laimed that Mr.. Hill was not in Mont
eler that day .... The band excursion to
lissisquol park on August 9TH, will leave
ere at 1:l5 ii, m, instead of 6l5 as men
lOned in Fridays items.
Il. q. Hill Of Elmore got pret-
y full on the streets Tuesday and .
ried TO pick up a row, but no one
oOk any notice of him until he be
an to make fuss around the Union
Iouse. Landlord George Wheeler came
ut and ordered him off the premises.
ill refused to go and went back, and
ickeu IA row with the hostler,
ohm Nester, and drawing u knife
tabled Nester, upon which John
ook ii upon himself to chastise Hill, eav-
lg him bad looking object. \ doctor
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