Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-05-04

@. F. Wheeler the owner of the foundry
here, has gone into Insolvency He has not
done any business of late, and the foundry
and wafer power connected are d part Of
the property bonded for the site Of the
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Mncomber was spriousjv nnrt by heinz
caught between Nne W.etl anu ooN oi
ferry boat between the island and patIs-
bufgh. There is TO be a millinery
shop in connection with G. Is. Ilish'-
store
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| uutS uate is TeuuceU Oh naiI II
is now only ONE DOLLAR "A
year.
While the Hon II A Bnrt and yv,fa md
g,andchild were ont riding the other duv
| he fore wheel of the c.rriage carne ~
and the occnnants were thrown v,ninntIv
TO the prnnnd but fortunately esrane3
without injury The residence for.
merjy occupied by the late Brynnt Hail !.
now owned bv Mr.. Fletchpr Tsrhie and !.
UNDERGOING needed repAirs Cl,rk
howell who IL nov WISHING fripnds in
California. writes home fhut he intend-
to arrange matters 20 as to remove there
in the earlv autumn George Gan
| heir is the new porter at the Central
House. II. Rood. who has been
Lid mn for the Dast three weeks viii
rheumatism. is ahl4. to he ont aralr
The Y w. G. II L. held an omen maetinI
at the residence of 4. Lauellt. ON Friday
waning An intrresfin,T lit.rarv NO
pramme was provided .,'A ml,nc
lantern exhibition will be given i'm thn q
A. r. hail. ON Tuesday evening, NAV
Tor the benefit of that order ma
Shenard Family will Give a cnncart in
Rulf ,rd's hall On FridaV eveniny fnr tb,
npnefit of the + q G. r. Wv
Middlebury.
The democratic caucus 10 choose dele,
gates to the State and district conventions
was held on Wednesday ev ming, NJ ~
=, at $50 O'Clock, in II H. Shelduu's rooms
on Ma II street, instead OF in the village
court room, as 1t first intended There
IS a strong sentiment here now in favor OF
the organization of a hose company. and a
subscription paper is receiving nliInerou>
signatures. Rev. Father Lane an.
bounced at the Catholic church on sun.
day that the Easter collection amounted
TO S2Ol, and that the congregation wa
now out of debt, both the church and the
priests house being fully paid for.
George Abbey, whose leg was broken
over and reset in Burlington 10 DAYS AGO
is now in the hospital there and is gettinu
along finely. .Justice Fl. d Naynnrd
of East Mdd ebury. is in poor health This
spring. James sullivan wa.
robbed of u pocket-book CONTAINING s. q,
Saturday. 1t was in his vest pocket ana