Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-02
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cry AND VICINITY.

AbIAs
1t is expected that some of the street
electric lights will be in operation next
Saturday.
The exterior of the Fletcher Free Library
is to he repainted, and Il portico is to be
erected over the entrance on the east side
of the building.
y new carrier has been added to the
delivery service in this city, making seven
n all. David f. Flynn is the seventh
Tie Lulu and the Agnes r., formerly
the Only Son, will 90 to st. Johns July
to compete III the sweepstakes race, in
which the prizes are 500 S95 and Sl5.
James McCuty, Il boy Il years old, was
seriously burned about his shoulders and
back by escaping steam in one of the mills
Saturday, but it is thought his injuries
viii not prove fatal.
The Boston express on Monday night
struck lot Of cattle on the track near
Georgia, aud killed seven of them. one
COW was thrown clear over the engine in
a very Summary manner.
About 95J people from Rutland came to
this city yesterday and took the Reindeer
for an excursion to Willsboro Point.
These combined rail and boat excursions,
are proving to be very popular.
The children of the late f. A. Tousley
are doubly afflicted. Their father died
April 81 last and their mother, Mrs.
Nancy Iou.ley, died Tuesday. Her faith
er, Mai Judson, served in the war of 1872
The Rev. DR.. Atwll of Toledo, Ohio, is
expected to otlicate in the Calvary Epis-
copal church at Underhill, and to admin
lister the holy communion on Sunday
next, July 4th, at 1 o'clock p. IN. All are
cordially invited.
1t is expected that the electric light
wire will be 50 far along that the Van
Ness House ana some of the stores will
have electric lights in operation Saturday
night and some of the street lights will be
ready 10y Monday night
Ben Law, a character well known in
these parts in former years, son of Judge
Law Of this city and lifelong resident
here, died at the poor house Wednesday
afternoon, where he had been for two
years, aged about - years
\ Burlington physician recently re
marked in a lacetous manner that this
city was d>couraginsly healthy, doctors
/ having only chronic cases to treat, 1t
must he admitted that there are grounds
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la "iI,'ei vi 'ie i'le'''"els vi the
his friends gathered at the depot Satur-
day to see Dr.. j. I. Rutherford off and
manyWere the expressions of good will
and wishes for his safe return.
Mayor W dpury lett tuesday night for
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P""9 VI 'lll''''" 70 M the VACANCY III lrst
regiment caused ny Tue mastering out of
company T. Vi inns CITY last year Unless
the vacancy Is nIled by company III this
n.y. p WY ',u 'oo..' cue proo"oIll'S Is 'ha'
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Eugene Cfolo VINO was arrested some
tlille ago on the charge OF stealing watch
ana TWO dollars from companion between
ihoosA' anu inns Guy was arralghed IN
'ne oi'S 'oui 0a'"iuaS' ne pIeaueu not
Suii'S t'n't ms examination resulted III MS
oeins ooulu over 10 'he county court III
DR., l.. NJ. Fitch of Boston, uncle of Mrs.
II. Nelson, has been in attendance on COM
mehcement. The doctor graduated at the
univt rsiiy 60 years ago and is yet hale and
hearty. H. was present at the laying
of the corner stone of the old college
by Lafayette, and has attended his twenty
nth and fiftieth anniversary graduation
exercises.
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