Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-09
VERGENNES.

IN imposing funeral May | was that Of
the late y; l., Miner. Il was held at It. Peter 8
church. Father +. 4. Campeau Oiiiciatcd As
sisted by Fathers BcauChainc and paquet.
High mass was celebrated, the singing was
NeF! superior; a!ember, Of ST. John Baptisto
society attended in full rega ia, about > in
number; Ethan Al en- post and guests, about
10; fire departments about 81, Sons of We en-
an, city oiiCla.s aud citizens, sItOs He'd
the large edilice, capable of seating CD. The
ChurcA was drapeI IA mourning the flags ana
banner Of thc st. John Bapti-te society and the
stars and stripes were pla ed at The head of the
main aisle, the seats on either sido Of which
We're occupied by relatives an the societies
y massive llocal roll OF honor was placed upon
the caakel, by the Ethan Ale4 post. Pail
Miner, George Bora, Welcome Bora Charles
Bora. business ON the Falls was suspended
until noon, and the stores closed curing the
Constable Abbott, of Broollsfed, who
brought 10y to the state school. last week,
wa5 taken seriously III on his arrival here and
| is now under DR.. Shtpmans care at the state
school. Nergenncs had narrow escape from
a fire, April 30, while many Of the iremen
We're atten ing the funeral of Il member. some
garden refuse had bean plarel IN an Clubhouse;
to this n match was applied, and a fire started
but lad ran and told his father in time to
prevent what might have been serious CON
haEr ltion.-A new steering wheel has been
procured for the GaHelie. \ new boiler is ON
it, way to Ncrgenues, from the Chicago manu-
tatt2r nt9fn o; l,r the new steam Ianncn'
The lake is nearly double its usual size, the
| water reaching far w into the BAYS, and GOV.
| erin; thousands of ores which viii be exposed
and dry in the summcr.-Thcre IS "A beautiful
| cascade tuMblins over the face of the pail
| sades on the west shore of the lake. opposite
| Basin Harbor; 1t looks ike IA silver ribbon
! reaching from the cedar above to the lake be
meath.
The fine dwelling house belonging to the
| Dean estate. corner or Elbow and School
streets and occupied by q. II. Kendall, has
! Geen bought by Deacon Harvey Ketcham fol
| Sls)). Possession given about the LIST o.
June.
Constable Abbot, of Brookdeld, who was
| taken i'll at tine State school, was well cnuu; III
| to return home Friday mornlng.-Gcn
| Grandcy, who was elected chairman of the
! republican state ComWittea AT its recent
| meeting, has heeu on the committee Tor T.
year.. L. +. FrsbiN Of Waltham startei ont
! Monday morning on his trip with team and
stock of goods for H. \. lngham a Co. Frank
| w. ale of Middlctown, spa. has entered
| the store # y. i. AlcCuen as clerk.-'Phe post
| poned supper, 10 be held at the paroc hial
| school, was served on the evening Of the l.,
| ms, and was fairly attended, and nettec
over SIS. w, DunteY has vacated the Hank
| dwelling on Main street, and lives on Water
street below the Congregational church
| A lady who INDUCES in rowing and fishing
! lured bull pouti from the river last Weet
| that measured 20 inches in length and
weighed over three pounds, and it was not
much Of a day for Pcherel either Mitchc!
Daniels has had his license as a pilot removed
| for the third time. National Bank Examiner
| Kent of Montpelier was in town Friday
| SLACK * Rodgers have a tony delivery Wagon
On the street,. II. Sprigg & Co, shipped
| Sa urday l54 Veas TO Boston market.
| Mr.. Moran, treasurer of the Lake Champlai il
| Granite COMPANY, was passenger on tht
| Water Lily Monday morning, where she tool
over some lumber to be left at Barn rock foI
! the company. The trees have been cut from
! the doctors cottage 10 the new buildings
| farther up toward lac quarry. Mr. Robertson
who had charge of much of the work last sea
son. il also ON the ground, and preliminary
steps for a general starting up OF business ar,
| being take
Ar6or day was observed by the public schoo
| in academy hall, Crown Point, Mednesda
| April - and "A tree was pianted in memory o
the late Gen, John Hammond. Mrs. Ham