Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-06-18

consists of handling nearly
2200 cards, one for each postoilce in Yer
mont, New Hampshire and Massachusetts
and putting them into their proper places
in the mailing case. After they have
handled these cards, the clerk in charge
of the examination looks the cards over
and marks the mistakes. If the eX-
animation proves satisfactory they
have the expectation of staying on
the route another six months.
c. II. Wolcutt of the Cdlcdonidn, return
ed Monday, from few days trip to
Winchendon, Mass.
A. b. Jewett of st. Johnsbury, super
intendent OF the Vermont division of the
Boston aud Lowell railroad, +. f. Mann !
of Woodsville, assistant superintendent, |
master and Daniel Hazeltne, bridge mas |
ter, came over the Vermont division of the |
Boston and Lowell last week by special
train. Mr.. Charles 7. Walter, business
manager of the st. JOhnsbury RCpHbij- !
cul, was married at Lyndon, June 9th, |
late Dudley p. Hall. They spend a month |
in visiting friends in several different
places Mr.. Walter is a bright and prom
islng young man, and has managed the
RCpubliCdH since its foundation in Il very
satisfactory manner. Miss Hall IS spoken
of as a very accomplished young lady.
Their hosts Of friends in this place, and
everywhere else VIII ere they are known,
wish them all prosperity and happiness.
.... Mr. Charles ;. Hastings and wife are
III Northampton, Mass, attending the
commencement exercises of the Northam-
ton Institution Tor the deaf ana dumb,
where Miss Nettle Pearl of this place
graduates Edward Martin, employed
at Bowman's brick yard, was thrown
from moving car IN the yard on Mon
day, striking upon ms mp. III was feared
that he had broken ms mp put IL was
only Wrenched Dadly. lie Will be lald up
for some time. Dartmouth freshmen
appeared upon SPECIAL traln wednesday
AFTERNOON TO play the academy hine ihey
made arrangements TO nave Mr.. r.. II.
Smith OF the place umpire the game; but
upon getting to the ground they refused
to play unless they coulu furnlsh thelr
own umpire, Alter considerable Wrang-
The Dartmouths won ana Mr. Chandler,
member of the college nine, was chosen
umpire, lie umplred very fairly ana sat
isiactorily. The Dartmouths beat our
nlne by score of % to !. Blodgett and
Norton, the battery, graduated here last
year In the evening the Dartmouths at
tended the theatre ut the Opera House
and acted in a rowdyish manner but
were frightened out OF 1t in few min
utes by few policemen. They returned
to Hanover on the midnight train.
The commencement exercises of the
baccalaureate sermon was preached at
the North church by Rev. Franklin d..
Aver, of Concord, y. II. The church was
highly of There are 30 graduates. on
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West Randolph.
Witnesses from this town have beer
summoned to Chelsea, on the case Of the
c,r,- yrLn ,uara orrast1 e.. -, ~,
committed in this town, and who wer,
bound over to the present term of cour
by Justice a. A. Smith, and since con
fined in Jail ut Chelsea. The corporation
and school tax OF : and 20 cents respec
lively, have been placed in the hands O
the veteran collector e. w. Barnes, fol
collection Mr.. Willard Gay, of the firm
of Dubois * Gay, is still confined to hls
bed and is III somewhat of critical con
dition. Charles Hutchinson, wife ant
child are spending short time with hi,
parents and friends in this vicinity .Th,
grand jurors from this section summoned
! for the special grand jury to consider TN
: Stratford murder case, went to Chelsei
: yesterday The board of listers are max
! ing the quadrennial appraisal of real estat