Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-18
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Sunday evening next Rev. Mr.. sherman wi
deliver temperance address at the Baptlst
church under the auspices of the Sons OF en-
perance. II is expected that services WIN he
omitted in the Congregational and Methodist
churches that evening.
child of Peter Labombard was buried IN
the Roman Catholic cemetery Tuesday morn
mg.-,Iudge Harrington of Weybridge is still
critically sick.--John Amblo, lr.. mas gone TO
Glens Falls, and may remove his family there
Capt. Daniels barge was launched tuesday
afternoon. The household effects of John
Bae" being iSSdea on fu tnr cS bome
The public are suffering for the lack OF lamps
TN the bridge. 1t is extremely dlsagrecaoIe
not to say unsate.-AlosCs Gore, an experienced
hrickmakcr, leaves this city to-day for enc,
y. II. lie does not take his family..Rey. MIR.
Ruison and family leave Tor the Methodlst
Water Lily is being put in readiness for service
and if ready the Lily viii make her first trip to
lington.-The star of Hope division ;. of r.,
il increasing in membership. Monday eve
ming four new members were added to the
division.-lt is said that ;. :. Gaines, who was
elected first street commissioner has resigned,
and that = H. Booth, third member, has also
resigned in consequence, leaving f. C. Ever
est sole street Commissioncr.-Thc new dock
is 70 be completed without unnecessary delay,
and the grounds adjoining the brick tenement
Is to he enclosed, all of which will add to the
good appearance OF the street.
Among other improvements, those in prog
. rcss by MIR. b. :. Goodell, on the Preston
house, Waltham, is deserving mention. The
tered and napcrcd and painted inside and out.
"Wednesday, 9th, Ira Ward of New Haven
passed his H4th birthday in excellent health.
The street lamps arc having rest, and Ian
terms for belated pedestrians are in demand
Mrs. Dr. Shipman is much better. "
The new court of common council held their
first meeting -Tuesday evening at the city
clerks Office Present: j. &. Hlndcs, mayor
common council, vi. j. Graves, Charles Cai,se,
liindoe ID. Rcuaud. II. Kctchum l.. +. Ben
ton was chosen collector ON the first ballot,
Treasurer, :. w. llndes neglected; fire war
dcns. western district, +. VI. Moulton; east
side, j. j. Barnard. d. X. Young, \. Ross; flour
inspector. +. N. Haven; lumber inspector, y.
Pigeon; chief engineer of the fire department,
VI j. Graves; first assistant j. y. Norton:
second assistant. George Young. Adjourned.
The rtmorcd resignation of :. :. Graves as
first street commissioners, did not come before
the meeting nor that of Mr.. :. b. Booth. The
public are satisfied that they elected tie right
parties to look after the streets. The court of
common council Will hold regular monthly
meetings the first Tuesday of each month.
The Ncrgcunes board of trade held their
re ar meeting Tuesday evening. The mat
ter of general Improvements as embedded in
bylaw No. io, was discussed, and the enforce
mcnt of its provisions respecting the cutting
OF weeds and grass in the highway, urged upon
the city authorities.
The pile of lumber on the vacant lot corner
Main and Water streets, opposite the Baptist
church, represents new blacksmith shop
about to he built there for Charlie Caisse, by
{. l.aheuf.
panton farmers are blowing and narrowing.
i1lrti help l. pad from SIS to So per month
in that town. A. Ii. Fisher, son of constable
T.. =. Fisher, is in the employ of the Central
Vermont railroad at ii. Adams. He is home
on a brief visit. Miss Fisk of Wevbrdgc, will
teach the school at i'anton Corners, and will
commence teaching the last of this MONTH
Edrick Adams of Ianton, lost a thre-ycars
Cd daughter, result of measle-. Funeral
Tuesday, Rev Nr. Schermcrhorn official ed.
SpCrtsmcn are having exciting times shooting
picEerel at night and in the day time too in
the bays and slough> of the lakc.-1he bout at
Adams Ferry in Panton, is launched and will
soon make her regular trips across the lake
The son of Moses re accompanied him to
keene, y. H.. WedneSday.-The rectory of st.
Paul parish is undergoing painting at the
hands of L. Panton.-'hc new proprietors of
the Fulton market premises, Slack d Rogers.
took possession Thursday. DR.. Barstow's beauti-
fl lake shore residence saints Rest" near
kel oggs bay, is to lie put in condition for
early occupancy. The landing on the river
opposite the Kellogg residence will be availa-
bic "a Il ual during the summer NJ. F. Allen
/, pushing the creamery interest in North Fer
risburgh and the outlook for the season is en-
cOuraging.
lFor ether lorgenHcs nclrs sec ~ pdgcD
H6HGATE.
John A. Fitch who has for the past p years