Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-23

ySSntion were Hiram Atkins, John II. se3ter,
MILAN \Idl,a Miller Murray A Kent John
shambo, 7. j. ledden, e. E Blakrly, Ii. s.
smith and r. Z. Collins. DELEGATES to the
second district convention, Fred J.. Laird,
John J. Burein. Fred Emmons, William
Hornhrook, r. n. Stand'sh, i II. Nolholm,
9nd II, @, Dcwing;. alternates, HiIam Atkins,
Livingston town committee was also
e eTGdsd compr,ains + l. r Laird To4P
kqakeS H. ;. Smith and +. Emmons.
~, Base bail At Montpelier saturday afternoon
the Vermont Methodist Seniuaries and Gold
being tie, II TO AT Mortified. Saturday
afternoon, Montpelier Ponie, and Northiold
juniors played nine innings each. ne score
standing - TO 3 in favor Of Northiigld.- 1t is
thought that some good games will he ar
ranged to take place in Montpelier on Docora-
Charles +. Caustic formerly of the Watch
man Job room, is nov working at the Nils,
NhghlS d Co. printing ROOM o. Congress
s'reet Boston, and John Caustic. late OF the
Rand g Avery firm at ~ Franklin street.
. James Markham. conductor on the Montpe-
lier and Wells River Barre branch passenger
train, is cngog.ng n vacation, and conductor
George Z. Morse, of the main line, is running
The body of Mrs. George Bennett, which has
remained in the tomb at Green Mount Gene
terry some three months past, was buried o D.
SATURDAY John Caustic, of Boston, son of de-
cca ed, was present.
After Inc annual meeting Of the grand en-
campment Of Odd Fellows of Vermont, vhirn
will he held in the hall OF Vermont lodge,
Tuesday morning end afternoon. June 3. there
VIII be grand parade at go ?. IA. The process
'lon Wi'l form at the hal with the marshal
leading, followed by tho Montpelier Military
band cantons in fun uniform, all mcmh,rs Of
sutor Innate lodges and all members of suhoy-
u!natc cncompucrts; then proc cd TO the Pa
Nli0n AMI there receive the officers member
I o H.
campmlut. continuing the parade in the same
order with tho addition of officers and mcnl-
bers Of the grand enCampment end gra d
lodge, ana aged and disabled members in car
rlageS. \ reception VIII be ltnHered BY
the. grand officer and their wives to all
/ ODD Fcl}Ne and 'adias, rs well as the citizens,
at the Pavilion parlor9 ut 1870 O'Clock, ana the
Military BIhd orchestra viii be present. y
grand supper will he served a, tie Pavilion
one hour bcfo the parade. Th" Indications
now are that at least 3O Odd Fellows viii be
in linz. Thomas Wiley cuC3mpmcnt vii.
! work the econd degree before the 'rrand En-
/ campuout. The Grand lodge will open their
/ annual '5-iun on the following morning.
The annual Grand Array fair OF Brooks
! post, viii be held under the big tent, on the
/ lnlon School grounds, Tuesday, Wednesday
/ aud Thursday. June l., Is and 10 On,
of rod the aactiop, talked Of : ApGrgs
Ride" called the largest oil painting ever
made by an American artist al Anse,u;5 :,
Charles f. Boswell has added TO his Office
one OF tue WoontOn cabinet Office secretaries
/ Queen Anne style, from indiana, contain
| ~ comuartments all undcronc loci, aad key
and cost oll" II is the only one known il
{ Vermont.
Martin Campbell has sold % acre. # Ian,
and buildings thereon, in West Berlin. to
! Mr.. VERGE tor 500.
Putnam a Marvin have begun the cellar fo
! a new cottage house on Guernsey aNynu,
! David T.. sanders viii soon bLii' on. on an ad
joining lo;. the two to q lust alike.
The officers are killing oil the unlicen6e
! dos,