Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-09

Goodrich of Middcbury were married
soon after the close of the exercises We'd
needav afternoon. Rev. Mr.. SpeHre per
: formed the marriage ceremony. Mrs
Rowland has been one OF the best known
young ladies in Mddlebury society and
her many warm friends will be 10th to
lose her from Middlebury social circles
but it seems unavoidable, as Mr. Rowland
Is TO 20 to Japan as a missionary in about
two months and Mrs. Rowland Will of
course accompany him. Another we'd
ding Wednesday was that of Mr. II. II.
Bryant of Middlebury 10 Miss Carrie
BOwish of Weybridge. The marriage took
place III Weybrdge and MIR. and Mrs. Bry-
ant took the evening tram south ON their
wedding trip....in the alumni meetings
Tuesday and Wednesday an appeal was
made to the alumni IN behalf Of the IN
-GrddHdtc the college paper. II was
stated that the paper was about so in
/ debt, bt,althOugh there was about 5000 due the
publishing association. which, if collect.
| ed, would more than eXtingush the debt
| a couple of the younger alumni nut their
shoulders TO the wheel and easily raised
enough to pay of the debt co.. The expenses
of commencement week exceeded the re
ceipts from the concert and the ball, at
/ which there were some 40 or - couples
so that the members of the graduating
class were out some 81 apiece by the OD-
eration.... Mrs X. a. Dean has night
/ blooming cereuS which blOomed one even
ing tins week, and three beautiful
flowers were the result. Many People
called at the rooms to admire them 49,.
While Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lucia were
out riding Tuesday afternoon they passed
/ loaded team on Court street and some
how III passing 1t their buggy was over
turned and both occupants thrown ont
upon the ground Mr. Lucia ESCAPED
with only few slight bruises, but Mrs.
/ Lucia Jared much worse, She having one
leg very badly fractured at the ankle
- 40 ItlG in l.,
since Your correspondent was in error
IN stain hat Cyrus Jennings and j. a.
Wright had shipped carload of sheep to
Michigan. On the contrary the sheep
were intended for South America and it is
understood that they started ON their long
ocean voyage from New York on the BOZ
LIN his speech at the corporation dinner.
"Wednesday afternoon, Hon. l.. ID. FL
dred9e, treasurer of the college stated
that the expenses of running the college
now were about 1000 year. For the
year just closed, the expenses, deductlng
certain amounts paid on old Indebtedness,
| were SdI99 less than the receipts. An ef-
fort was being made, he said, to raise an
additional fund of 10000, $4,000 of which
was needed To eNtinguish old debts and
100000 10 found Il new professorship and
raise the salaries attached to the existing
prOfessorships OF the needed $4,000
Mr. EIdredge sad $4,000 had already
be II raised.
Rev. Mr.. Kramer continues to sing and
| preach nightly to small audiences in the
park fronting the Addison House. Some
| boys have shown Il disposition to disturb
| the meetings and ought to be sharply
raped over the kuuckles for it, .. The
| Democratic caucus to choose delegates to
the state ana district conventions will be
called TO meet in the VILLAGE room in the
town hall on Thursday evening, July -
....Mr. j. ~ Mallory and family of
keene' y, H., where Mr.. Mallory has
been principal OF school the past year.
are in town and are staying with Mir
Henry Powell, Mrs Mallory's father.
1t seem that the creamery idea is dest ned
to prove decided failure in Middleburv.
but perhaps this is somewhat owing to
the TACT that the present prices
than pay for the trouble of
drawing the milk to the creamery. Mr..
Atwood has probably sunk $1,000 or $1,000
III his undertaking. ... Capt. II. n. May
/ rard of East Middlebury continues IN very
poor health, although the reports now
aTe that ne IS slowly improving. Capt.
| Maynard has had pretty tough time of
IL SO lar TINS season....lt is said that a
small regiment of the Salvation army will
soon lay seige to the fortresses of sin i'm
Nlddlebury. 1t is understood that the
detachment will consist of A captain and
| four or five privates Considering the size
OF the town the army will scarcely be able
to fnd tougher subject to tackle any
where, this side OF the wild, wild West
Franklin.
The celebration on the 3d proved a sue
| cess. lhe day was pleasant, and large
! crowd Of people We're present to witness
| the sports and the fireworks in the even
ing. The address by Rev. r.. Snow was
gwen IN his usual happy style and was
wei received. The baud did good service
anu ana added much much to the enjoyment of the
OCCASION The "horriblesn contained
many local hits that were thoroughly ap-
| preclated. The fireworks in the evening |
attracted the largest crowd of the day, and
general satisfaction was expressed bv all |
who witnessed them. Cassius Bullice. |
boy of about 10 years, was knocked |
down and run over Saturday by Il team. |
ms arm was severely but not seriously |
injured. The selectmen are putting nj |
an IRON bridge across the stream at |
Browns Corners.
Enosburgh
Saturday, Sunday and Monday have
Deen our three warmcst DAYS this season |
80 degrees in the shade Farmers |
nave commenced haying in good earnest |
| thls week and from present appearances !
there Will be more tnan the ordinary |
amount OF hay cut in this section this sea
son. All grain crops are looking well. |
Potatoes never looked better at this sea
son OF the year than they do now....A |
good many from this town went to Bak-
ersheld TO spend the Fourth and all feel .
well paid in hearing the address, which |
was given by Hon. Frank Plumley of /
Northfeld Not for years have we in this
lhls part of Vermont had the pleasure to
listen 10 so good Il Fourth OF July Grafton
as was given by Mr.. Plumley The |
Young Peoples Missionary society gave a
very pleasant and enjoyable missionary
concert last sabbath evening in Memorial .
church.
Sorth Hero.
The divers who have been unloading
the sunken schooner Moneka in 81 feet of |
water have completed their work being
at it about 10 days. The schooner was
raised Thursday and viii soon be repaired,
If nothing but the hole which caused her
to sink Is to he fixed. David Dodds was
thrown from carriage recently and sus-
tanned slight injuries Summer bOarders
begin to arrive, and Mrs. James Mcbride