Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-16
We RGENNE 6

The steamer George a, Harris took the barge
Jumbo in charge Tuesday morning for OF
tawa. They finished unloading the Jumbo
about 1l.3O Monday night, and the, flaming
torches of the workmen coming up the river
made an animated picture. The derrlcks are
being put in place and general preparations
made for the discharge Of boats at the coal
Nards.-Ars. George w. Porter OF terrisourgh
died Tuesday morning, aged al years. she
81 years. She leaves n husband, two daugh-
tiers and son. The funeral takes place to-
DAY at o'clock me- R Re R Rna nMIiso Ros oq
town Tuesdav.-L., G. q q. A. patery,
in their new building, west side of the
are r9er e5 gSSHa oner so wHr
~ that they have been obliged to work
nights to accommodate their patrons. The
fire alarm at Port Henry, accustomed by the
burning of Scott a COS. ice house Monday
morning was distinctly heard in Nergennes.
Mrs. Manning, formerly Miss Davis of West
port, is in Boston, and still suffering from her
injuries by the railroad collision that killed
her husband. about a year since. Her mother,
Mrs. Davis, is at her home in Westport and
will reach NcrRennes by the Lily, saturday,
and take the night run for Boston to learn
whether Mrs. Manning can bear the fatigue
will be taken to her former home. -krugo Mo-
riva, the Japanese student of Troy conference
academy, will preach at the Methodist church
Weybridge Sunday.-Rev Mr. Taylor of St
Paul's church will be absent next Sunday
Since the resignation of Mr.. Whitchou-c as
leader of the \ergenncs band that organza-
ganzatlon.-'rhe funeral of the infant OF l.; ~
Allen took place Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Nh
Ruison officiating. Mrs. a. 3. Clarke ana
Childrcn of Rosebud agency, south pak0ta'
are expected to spend the summer Win Mrs
ClarNe's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. a. Booth OF
Nersennes. They viii arrive mere IN Iu4n JIM
Boston, will return to Nergcnnes Friday of this
week to remain during the summer.
Or. Barstow and wife of Flushing L. l.,
were in town Wednesday making arrange
meut- for having their cottage at saints
Rest" at the mouth of Kellogg's bay. put in
order for occupancy at an early day.-Wilham
Patten and wife, who are visiting friends in
Kceue y. H.. will return this Week.-Mrs.
f. IN stevens leaves to-day for New y DIRK city.
II. b. Edredge and wife, who have been con-
nected with the State Reform school leave
that institution to-day. Mr.. Eldredge has
been an excellent official and he goes into the
pension business with his father in Ware w.
Later advices from Miss Manning in Boston
are to the effect that she is sufficiently recov
cred from her injuries as to be able TO take an
by the Cunard line with her mother
Mrs. Davis. May =. Mrs Davis is now
guest of the Lees of Boston, now
at heir elegant country seat. Westport: Mrs.
DR.. Parker and child of New York city arc
expected to-day.-M Miss +. f. Smith, who has
been connecta with the State school for 10
years as teacher, and in the laundry depart
ment, thinks of leaving this week lctters
from guests at Schroon Lake. who are having
fine times troutinE speak Of four feet Of snow
ON Mount Marcy or Tahawas.-lt has been de-
cided to put n stop to the discharge of poison
GUS chemicals into Lake Champain Mt Wills
boro, y. y, from the Fibre company's works.
as great quantities of fish were being killed
by it's there the same trouble with tie pulp
mill at Wcybridge POSTMASTER Norton is
visiting Boston; will return today d. Re
maud is initiating John La 3Ou into the mystcr-
ic- of the baking business at his establish
mont on Main street.-A carloai of tale is be-
Ing transferred from the depot to the Yer
mont Chemical Plaster company's manufaC-
tory, to be run through their stone crusher
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