Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-06-20
VERGENNES.

The musical entertainment for the benefit of
tne star OF Hope orchestra, was n success.
Mrs. Nrwlands singing CaptiVated the audit
Cnce. The local talent was well represented.
Mary FOss, with her arms full of sweet NiO-
let's sang the song and dispersed the violcts
with grace and beauty. c. y. sherman $ Niu'
lin solo was superior. The home orchestra did
finely. The trio by Misses billiard, Goss and
Day was much admired. The SO os by Misses
Pullman and sherman were well rendered.
Cards of Invitation are out for the marriage
OF Rev. =; hurry Kent of Sandlake, y. y, the
10Th to Miss Fannie $. II. Grant of JUhnstown,
\; N.-Mr-. William +. Greene Of Cleveland,
ONO; arrived at her home Monday cv ming;
also William +. Greene. her son, Of Warren,
ONO, and Mrs. w. w. Webb. daughter of Mrs.
William f. Greene, from Pasadena, Califor-
ma; y are at the Greene homestead Isaac
tna,6 mas hi. returned od heeHa sona Mo2
H. has returned. Miss Mary and MIN
ME hammond of Crown Point, have returned
from New lork.-Nlerle b. Sneden has r.
tired from the position. long held by him in
the City Drug store, He contemplate going
10 California after Il hriei visit Ia his home
in Bristol THE steam launch Oliata is moorcd
below the falls; her trial trips have proved
satisfactory to her owners.-The Lily towed
up the. canal boat Thomas Ii. Muljn with
coal, MonlHN.- This evening at the parochlal
the school Among the guests at the stevens
hou>c. Monday evening, were Miss G. W.
Ninns and other members of Mr.. Higpinson,s
family of Boston, who cross the lake to Rock
Ilarhor ON the Lily. " Barnes. ir, takes
t,4le place in the City Drug store vacated by
,l Mrs an. II Martin, Toss Mrs. and e d"q PSsrha
nurse and child, We're guests at the liealy
ley. VI. II. Smith Of Granville y. y, form
"rly of this city, have given him SIX weeks
leave OF absence. in whicl to visit hiBiand,
sail from New York July ., on the steamer
State of Indiana, accGmpanicd by triend,..
The steam launch TRAMP owned by w;
5n Bo yohG ARRIVED tI''9 ON the cars P We'd
lc~day and was launched Thursday
in this city below the falls. She is very neat
mode' craft, % feet in length and has Ship
man kerosene engine. Messrs. Fisher a
Young are engaged in estimating for Il tram
way some ll0l feet in length, from the newly
opened quarry at Barn Rock to the site Of the
new dock to be built at the head of the bay
To-day the Reindeer from Plattsburgh with
nearly lOOU pa~seu GERS Is expected about noon
10 remain until o'ClOck. This evening fChUul
house hall will witness the closing eXrrc ses Of
the graduating class of The graded school The
hall is decorated in excellent taste. The grad
uating class numl er 10, three young ladies and
seven young gentlemen. The presence OF the
Howard opera House orchestra il to be one of
the Arlington convention.
Airs. w. q. Sprague j, visiting her daughter
and son ut Portland, Me.-Alr- j. c. Wilder
Miss Hattie Harmunl has a baby daughter
Miss 'Rika Stevens and William HickOk are
guests Of tie party at the Heaiey cottage
Mile Point The Lily made an extra trip
Tuesday evening to Rock harbOr. y, v, with
boston guests for MIR. Higginson's cottages.
Smith and daughter Of Addison are the guests
of Mrs Champion Purge. The Gazellc re-
turned from her ICE towing contract AT Centre
err sDurGh Tuesday night, lut Will resume
again today. The discharged canal boat,
james Ii. Mullen Of W est ! roy, has bee II taken
= NlnEs!and.. bay to take on a load OF ice for
New ork.- II. Simonds and f. Ross are put
ting tia" Basin harhor cot age in order TOR inn
mediate occupancy. The thermometer mai
Gated above eighty at = p. IN. Wednesday.