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


of such men as 4. G. Middlebrook, f. c.
Smith, John Donnelly, +. {. Scott, start
for Lincoln and Bristol to eat trout, the
fish may well stand in fear. Mr.. John
II. Booth, student at Albany law school is
home on his summer vacation.
The trOtting park on the old fair
grounds is to be put in first rate condition
for driving or riding Nh. H. V. Ed
mond of Norwich, Conn, with his family
contemplates spending portion of the
summer in his old home Butter has had
a tumble in market, and dealers did not
appear to be butter hungry Saturday. ....
The friends of Charles G.. Wheeler, Esq,
of Chicago, general superintendent of the
Chicago and Northwestern railroad, Will
be pleased to learn that he is in good
health, and that he with his family in
tend coming East this season and Will
pay their usual visit to the Isle of Shoals.
80. Friday evening occurs the Masonic
lecture of W. H. :. Whtcomb, in Mason
ic hail.. The Lilly began her regu-
lar daily trips Monday the 24th lnst...
Mr.. Absalom Tupper was in town Satur-
day and appears improved in health, lie
has been confined to his house in Ferris
burgh for a long time. DR. Orange Gage
paid brief visit to our city Saturday and
met many cordial greetings and hearty
welcomes from old friends. He went
south on the train. The price paid Mr.
Gaines of the Stevens House, for his fine
span or horses was SlOUV Ihey were
SOFA TO II; u. W ara oI New loIh, anu my
De seen during the oullhg season at MS
fine summer residence at Far Rockaway,
Long Island.
Rev. Mr. Taylor, rector Of st. Paul's
| chufCh, arrived nome WIN ms WIG anu
paughter thursday; ne rector ana Iain-
ny VIII hlake .ItlT noli'e Wl'H Ms, VI, M n;
flsher r''''f RANK Dar'' VINO Is cohlec.eu
with the railroad station, is putting up a
2OX24 building with an ell l4N1S, on the
Mei4Ea property, near vac GtpoU' IT -
just over tue NtTHehIcS lIHe''''u' H.
/ Sprlgg shipped from NergehhcS, New
! raven ana M!duIeoury sUalloHS' LOT DOS
| ton market fflday lnoinluE' lUJ Neal
calves y mixed carload OF I'VE STOCK
/ by Martln " SqulreS, North ftrtIspurSh'
received us last auull ION AT NerSenneS
/ depot consisting OF iot OF mutton sheep
from l. Noohah llock "A % cent store
nrm mas taken the lately vacated rooms
so ln ,I' h aoid Gdienn b0,'es Ike iiIi the
Froni,Iin hiocf !. nnJnrynint, n most NOT.
! mia iatrnnern,n,3tio,'
Mo Gmngra,,atinna1 desk was occunied
cnnGov NV Rev Nr Ha,ris of te,rishnrpl
trhSs ,tnan,er Water / ,Iv cominanra.
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ounrters Of he Versennes librarv in the
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the 'ittIe cinmtN' rnod n"cGinn
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tha EIitborn hnr.e nn flIhoyv str4rt rp
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lTvnrv mail h,,ir%s lettnTs If it'omiI,
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bon,aS IN thn rnnnt,.y oond III i
wajk imnrov~s tbe anGrnrance Of Scb"o
street ntar Water Nr Bnnyea * fnr
nisbinr tha brirll for the new 6uildinc. -,
Wninr street Tbe shade R"Iier cam
many rennired fnnr cars for the shininpn
rf Iei, n,nrufnct1red Goods win - f.y
davs Wr eyer panion' nainter VIII
Iay snsnt nn,rIvnil MS Iite tins far j.
Ver%aenmes is ayranGim, tn Ieave his niar
for Nassachusetts.
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ton IL. ne necessity oi securing pettt
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o @ l. @leIe ls sroWlIg Sentl'helit III laVor
$ incorp4paCihH the Nl!lase. ..Qullea a nun
j oer ot PiIsloltes aIIelued lhe trout SUI
q PeI at iIlc3in .;l ON laSt lhursday evening.
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e C -, 0Cotli ., -. Dollheliy anu oiheIs
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+ n,lsI oi cnl'rch SUNDAY 80. ne Ieople
y lne,ule T9i'Pah9 peRlu week elEaS
u nisin' ~, a. It1iiS na'i nuAu Mohuay eEthll
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