Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-05-28

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himself before -. The ladies of the south |.
church society by their strawberry festi- |
val last week, added $50 to their treasury. /
....There was II strawberry festival in |
the vestries of the Baptist church Satur- /
day evening. The village nine went to |
Lyndonville Saturday TO play the Lyndon
nine, At the end Of the Sth inning the
Lyndon nine became enraged at the um-
pire'S decisions and refused to finish tn
game. The score stood Ii to - in favor of
the st. Johnshury nine. Mr. & > Avery,
State secretary of the Y. NJ. G. A, is hold
ing meetings in the Y. NJ. c. A. hall Mon
day, Tuesday and Thursday evenings Of
this week III. w Blanchard OF West
Stewartstown, y. H., was in town Mon
day on his way to Burlington where he
goes to finish the course Of medical lee
lures.
Rev. W. II. Hyde the newly appointed
pastor of the Methodist church here,
preached his first sermon on Sunday
morning last and at the Gilmore charge
in the afternoon Rev. Mr.. Bell, the
former pastor, has moved his family to
West Berkshire. ... Several of the acHde-
my students, with little outside assist
ance, demolished the fence running on the
east side of the Miles lot on Portland
street, on Monday night. Prof, Wilson Of
the academy obtained information as to
who of his students were participants in
the affair, and made it necessary for
them to rebuild the fence .... Work is be-
ing pushed rapidly ON the stone aDut-
ments for the new iron bridge across the
LamOille. Stone for the east abutment is
being gotten out at the lladley ledge,
while that for the west side will
ne got out on west Slue OF the river
carroll sweeney received serious INJURIES
on tuesday, as the result or taxing a
header from his bicycle. Many pri
Vatp dwellings and places of business
through the villages ana towns are beng
painted ana otherwise much improved
tllS spring ...ITol: mason > stone, a
graduate OF our academy ana OF the l. ':
NJ. AT BurllhEtoh, ana iater prihc!paI OF
the nigh schools at Nllllston ana stlll later
at Bristol, mas been engaged as prlnclpaI
OF Nor. VILE academy Tor the coming
school year, commenclhg the ISL OF sep
tcmber NEXT Mrs. Charles Hadley has
moved TO me rooms over - II. Slocuni :
store. ... Mrs. Frank i. robinson Is visit
ing at her nome III Ca4ot, Nt.;...P Post
Warner u. y. H. Is completing their ar
ranEementS Tor Memorial day. The
Post Is very fortunate IN securing
for the speaker of the day. Hon.
II. IL. Powers OF TINS place.
The annual closing exercises OF the spring
term and school year, together with the
exercises of the graduating class were
held at the academy on Tuesday evening
/ The large hall on the third floor was
crowded and the exercises Of the evening
passed off very successfully. The large
stage was very tastefully decorated anC
presented very attractive appearance
Inc Erauuatllig clasS Oh nEe was mace ~
as iolloWs AAce ii puHHeG VI N0llis We R
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" oou Oh CalhoIluRt' meIhPer ol th'
clasS, was laNeh sIch Wl.n 'Ie icasie
oaturuaH ana was uiaoIe ~ uelirer n, tl'
Grafton Ihat ne Hau prepared I@Wo @ o
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: slGh WllIi .iie illehSleS, anu tlatihG attend
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, of vacation rest, to many Will come tn
oltter Wilch must accompany 'he lh9uSh'
IHal one Wle mas E3I 70 naNe VIe llleasleS.
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expected 10 recover from W me tHecls Oh II
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