Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-05-18

Prada lively last week The
snriny term of the Graded school IL nro-
pre.sinu finely Graduating exercises will
he held nj thp close of the Term the first
i'm the bistnrv of the school - overs
of fine horses had a FEAST saturday. There
were several veiv fine stations on eXhibi-
ton here .,.... Several from here have
been i'm Burlington the mast week seeking
medical advice ... The churches were
well filled Sunday. DESPITE the rain.
Bethel'
Since the report of the collision of the
fatal trains at Bethel, Friday, no further
information upon the cause has been fur
nished to the public and as usual, differ
eut theories prevail ...... The warm sum
mpr air of the last days of the week de
cldedly reduced the quantity of snow on
the HIS but a good many drifts still re-
main......B. j. Fisher was thrown from
his buggy while driving out OF the village
Friday, aud pinned down to the ground
with the horse beyond his control.
He would have been fatally in.
iuied had the horse not been captured
and controlled by TIE physical force ct
some halt NDZsn meu.......So many red
letter Hccide Il ys ~ succession entirely
uNetehadUWsd the observance OF Atbor
DAY IN thlS l,CHhtN.
NIorrisviIlo
mere Wa> hlucu uamt-e zone 10 hlgn-
ways IN oihtreu' ptItS OF Iht loWn ny me
'uu""ei Stviiu "l iuul9iiy pISHu III
some places lnt ro'Ul' were maze linpassa'
oIe, oelhG E"i;'u luIce OF louI leeI ueep
ana silaIi "iiuAes caIrieu away IL was
uHuouplt'hN 'he il19u severe H.1tIn iVI "
SediS VI Hloie' - - ~ ire ~ uHe NlIl'Ee
cemetery Wa -. II, anu splI rom lpp 20
uo.,oi ne tSiIe-I"pn anu teiephohe
wires were pidNtu up'u III Siedl sulpt ny
tht elSCiIlV nun anu 1eNoIu peI9ou9 re-
ctlNtu snochs l'9ie or less sever III Nar Il
Jus way So 80. ne bos1oH ahu l.o"tIi
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LIE atlou anu O9uy raiis de creatie
10 puilU oNel q lpau "uu Vlie M po,i Ho 49, II
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WY. ms lS, - nou pnouaPle, al.nouSi We
IN "ai Coni panS "Ou,u &c ed p1
w MhIltns " p@g, ~ . ne p,uihHS ~ Fl'oo' 1t
me low "uuiu tahe s''cu ac.'ou
ne az u'V.iiS 9 i ~ utl9 u"i He1
cleaned mn ncnden,v n4rk n,alsiuU u dacId
ed Improvement. ......The roof OF the
foundry companys man building was re
Gently discovered on lre catching, Ii Is
thoughl, from sparks from the engine
smok" stack. Inc ire was eXtlngulshed
before any serious damage was doue......
James B9nnisler OF Nor1h Troy IS to put
on Il trucklnI team ~ the village. lie IS
tXpectlhg to uuy village residence. ......
Miss Nellie reid Is teaching OIL palnJing
|" tla's ID Lowell ........ me spring
closes On Tnr'd.v prza snelinG Vas tbs
attraction Of Monday evening, with lO|
students, outside of Che graduating class,
taking part in the contest for the prizes
which are offered by Benjamin IL. San
born OF Boston, former resident and
graduate OF the academy. On Tuesday
evening the exercises OF the graduating
class Wlll he held. The graduating class
numbers II this year. The school year
now brought to close, has been very
successful in every way ....... The 5Oth
anniversary OF the marriage of Deacon
John Terrlll and wife wa celebrated on
Thursday evening. A good number of
friends of the esteemed passed the evening
AZ lhe perloIs OF me Congfegatlohai
their respect and esteem, Post !. VI,
Warner No. 4 are comulptlnn arrange
ments for The ANIMAL Memorial dav Oh
serVance
'"hnS""'
Mrs. John Hill is i'll with typhoid pneu-
monia. Postmaster Mcfarland and
William Scott attended Hiram AtKiLS'S
convention at Montpelier. .......A daugh-
ter of James Stevenson j. very low with
pneumonia. .....Alger w. Baker has
opened meat market across The alley
from Pixies Hotel. ...... Pneumonia has
attacked the children of Joseph Butler,
and is threatening others. ....D l.. Scott
is recovering from snOr; illness.
xru,ca,,
o''"''e'"'
Heman Dole and A. f. Aseltine started
for Ann ArbOr, Mich, Thursday, 10 be
GIN canvassing for the Brook 5 pump......
DR.. r. ID. Bradford who has been sick for
some time is cOnvales cing. ...... Warren
Steele who has been conliued to the house
with rheumatism is again about........At
the meeting OF the stockholders of Elm
wood cemetery, the following trustees
were elected j. X. Edgerton, y, Hunt
ley, Page Harris, j. y. jerks and r. NJ.
Mcintosh, and the meeting adjourned un
til May 10, to consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of
selling the basin in the centre of the Gene
terry and converting it into lots.
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