Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-22
VICINITY POTPOURRI.
BURLINGTON AND OTHER CHlTTEN-
DEN COUNTY TOWNS.
The Important Local News or Week
Boiled Down -- Correspond nts from
the Surrounding Towns Cover
Their Territory well.
BURLINGTON.

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The yacht irinr'ss mas n''n taken to
Shelburno harbor, where she VIII be hauled
out to nave the centre noard rel laced mat
was lost ON lhe DAY Oh 'ue yacht regatta
Judge Wheeler VIII mold Il special session
OF the nlted states District Court at bel
lows rams thursday, august H. az
o CLOCK 7. M Ior Iue purpose OF hatulau-
zutlon
A stray bear is once end n while still
found roaming around in the Green lloun-
tain State. Mr. George T.. Terrill of I'm
hill is reported TO have shot cub near the
liaI way House on N'ouh' Nansi'e'u'
\ little girl, aged about 10 years, nugh-
ter Of Dennis Foran, was run over by
meat cart at the corner Of Champlain and
Cherry streets Tuesday and quite badly
injured. Or. Wheeler attended the little
sufferer
Chief of Police Dumas went to Essex
Junction Friday evening in his capacity as
deputy sheriff armed with warrant for
tho search OF the Junction House, and
found an empty key and two kegs filed with
lager beer.
The 10Th annual festival Of parish choirs
will he beiI with St paul'; church Bur
linpton Thursday. October .. 1880 lIr. S
y Whitney Of BOSTON. conductor. st
paul's parish will entertain ali clergy and
the singers.
Lang Goodbue &. Co.. ore making OK
tendod repairs on the tiIg Little Nellie All
The machinery viii be oyerhauled she will
he newly pointed and MT in frst-clnss CON
dition. She was found to he in much bet
fer shane tban was ooiicjpotcd
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- t,'I..,,,t j., T,,+,o5 ,-t $500
was won bv Johnson and Alrer Of this cjtv
from, +bo Boss brothers Of FINLAND Tho
second rloco 1ios between +be Ross brotbors
md Merrill and Platt Of Rutland and will
be rloved off lotor
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O'"0' -'''''i 'o''-- pay S'0''''S'
during the horse breeGers meeting at
Rutland, August - to -, special train
VIII leave TINS clty each day ut 40 a. m,
arriving at Rutland at lO;lo, and return
ING VIII leave hutiGnd at u:io p. m, reach
ing burlington at ";5o. Tickets VIII also
DE good on all regular trans
The travel this summer on the lake is
very large and il is quite common fer the
steamer Vermont to have nearly 200 regu-
lar passengers when she touches at Bur
lington. Guests from the Hotel Champaign
come 20 burlington often and they pro
nounce the drives aud natural attractions OF
this city as fine rs can DO found in the
country.
To accommodate peorle wishing tn attend
the canpmeeting at Oucen CITY psrl, ON
SUNDAYS. etc. tie following trains viii stor
Mt rhe mark SATURDAYS and MONDAYS until