Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-16
VERGENNES.

sunday for a day Of rest and quiet
ratnc lively on the river some 10 to Il well
loaded row boat, started down the river at
various times. About p. M, the Little Nellie
from burlington, with p asure party.
steamed up the river. The party had been to
Essex aud Westport. Mum ers OF them visit
Ell the stare school grounds and after remain
inS some lime the Little Nellie steamed down
the river at a IL knot speed for Port Henry,
where she was to remain over night. George
Clarke. captain, engineer. George Hill, length
o! boat - feet, 10 feet BEAM high pressure en-
GIN. made the trip from Westport in two
Nev. Mr.. sherman, of the Baptist church,
exchanged pulpi.s 18th Rev. Nh. Kinney of
Whiting Cyrus Brown injured his hand in a
Turning lathe of the curtain roll manufactory,
giving nun a lew days leisure. the absence
OF l}cv. Mr.. Taylor sunday. the usual secYiccS
we're had; Cherries + PaTTkeE officiating as
state school, has taken position un-
der v. q. Fairhank. Middlc,own, Conn
sister St, Marcelipe; daughter Of the late J.
vent OF St. Ciabriel, Montreal. VI. ". Swe-
ney, the commercial traveller who has been
Westport, Monday Leonard Allen lost an
infant child. three months old, sunday
night, supposed to have died in a fit; il was
dead when the parents awoke in the morn
inS. Democratic caucus saturday night
The National Horse Nail company has two
canal boats delayed by the break in the
and one with iron There is one cargo of
Swedish iron al Hoboken, \. j.. DELAYED by
the impo5sibility Of getting canal boat in
| nopalized every bo1t.--The George \. Harris
steamer was looked for Monday night, to
TAKE the barge Jumbo back back, to
sunday night at Il o'clock, so
to have the barge ready for the steamer.
Of lath sd2j feet of pine lumber and 80 cedar
| pOes.- some 10000 feet of lumber cut on Snake
mountain in Addison is being shipped to the
| spool and bobbin manufactory at burlington
/ "A la az % :
| report the lake as Vety high, many buoys and
landings usually exposed are under water and
secured. The Water Lily made tripto Barn
| rock and WestpOr Monday morning. Until
| the time OF beginning her regular trips the
! Lily will probably cross the lake three
! times IL week or oftener, if required.
| Leading Democrats in this vicinity, think
/ favorably of bringing forward the name Of f.
/ W. MCGettrick, of -. Adams, rs candidate for
! Congress. - Sarah Durfee, Colored, who has been
! a domestic in the family of Rorert Maclaugh-
% from sh5 IL 5Gn yea5s dgd
/ the Methodist church, a native Jopanese will
! preach, krngo Moriya, of Nokahama Japan
| he is at present, a student at the Troy confer
| ence academy. An interesting discourse is a u.
! ticipatcd.
The water In the river is st high, but fish
| ermep nave pretty good success John Noney
caught sucker not far below this city last
| week, that weighed eight aud one nalf pounds
| The family of Moses Gore are about joining
him at keene, \. IL where he mas a situation
at his trade-The Court of Common Council
has appointed DR.. +. w Shipman healtl
oficerEMayor Hindes has issued a motto,
Offering reward for the conviction of partle,
printing on them.. f. II. Foss las been APP
pointed lst 5r in P ats Of Joseph l. Nine, dc
clerk of City Court, and has entered upon III
duties. At special meeting OF that body
Tuesday the 9th, the appeal OF w, Scranton
of Orange, \. j, ON the action OF the list
ers, claiming all offset, was allowed. Also tn,
appeals OF Herman L. Leroy and Henry "