Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-06-06
We RGENNES 6.


John Gordon will build at once, corner of
Greene and King streets.-Willam Wood
mans double tenement house, corner of FL
bow bow and short streets; WI ne occupied ny
w. kendall.-Children' day exercises at the
Congregational church, which were to be held
next sunday have p, been postponed, on
The Court of Common Council at their regular
session Tuesday evening appropriated SlVJ for
the beneht of the public GENE tories, and APP
pointed A. Ross to exppnd the same in his dis
cretion.-The steam launch Oliata has gone to
Burlington in charge Of w. II. Lang, who is
TO examine her boiler and machinery.-Mrs.
William Dalrymple, who is stopping at Mile
Point was taken i'll Tuesday iliam Field,
aged 26, is critically i'll of Bright's disease.
DR.. Shipman, &. Il. Parker and Henry Booth
of the syndicate are in Burlington. Mrs.
Charles hammond and family of Chicago are
expected at the Stevens homestead next week,
stamford, Conn. John Nugent of Buffalo is
the guest of John Donnelly. He was formerly
in the employ of II. stevens. He is now own
of two lurk ish bath establishments at Buff
falo.-Louis Lawrence and wife are very
proud of their new baby boy. -l'ri-
waite letters from the family of Mrs
Il. H., speak Of their good heath
and the prosperity of John Banyca, who also
resides at keene.-1he large and strong posts
set in place by Manager futile, of the curtain
roll factory. on the site of the old shed. indi-
cate new and capacious storage place for all
the supplies the huge barge Jumbo may bring
use Of the factory.-1he eXcursionists, Alessrs
w. W: Hawkins. }. Converse, Roscoe, Dudley
ana tlsk the guide, have returned from the
Boreas pond, III the widest part of the Adj
rondacks, after five days sport, They caught
800 sreckled trout OF all sizes. They turned III
ut ttntons, into the unlracKed forest, and
followed the old log road as far as Tom Ar
denis clearing, cutting their own path. Only
the faces of two men were seen after they en-
tered the dark forest, and those we're trap
pers after bear and also gun hunters. Deer
were everywhere, but law-protected. Ice
formed nights, days hot and trout in count
less numbers. Their drive ana travel extend
ed over 10 miles.
Rev. Mr. Pilsbury and family took Tues
day mornings tram for Cameron, Steuben
county, y. y. Mr.. Pillsbury will be absent
two Sundays w. r. Darymple and wife are
in the Healey cottage at Mile Point, on the
lake shore, north of Basin Harbor. Deacon
{. ID. kceler was out Tuesday. Antoine
Jerome, the fisherman, brought to market
Monday afternoon 500 pike, weighing about
$50 pounds.-fred Scovel of Mineville. y. y,
is home on a vacation Key. Mr.. sherman
and wife, Miss Gussic Hndes, Mrs. Ii. a.
lngham and Miss cynthia j. Perkins are at
the Baptist Sunday school convention at South
Randolph. The delegates from the Baptist
church in NerEenncs are DR.. Rich and \. ~her-
man. There will probably be + ourth Of July
excursion by members of st. Peters Roman
Cathoiiic church on tie iS,nI reindeer !
canal break cost him 40 days waiting. with no
come bac&" fer time and expenses The list
of pilgrims to st. Anne d. Beaupre. =. O.. in
Cludeu from TINS pace, MIS-. Zee, MIS- LuSnu-
way and the two Misses Lashuways, Mrs.
George Bora, and several others.-Byron Smith
of the firm of Read IL Smith, wool de ,lcrs,
Addison, crossed the lake to st. Lewrenc {
county, TO look over the wool clip of that sec
ton, Tuesday.-1he Camilla the ST cam launch
Of L. f. Benton is to have a new steel boiler
from the mandatory OF hice, Whitaker d
Co. of Chicago. The Camilla has not been
launched yet. She is a particularly neat and
safe boat.-Near the Booth cottage. on the lake
shore, West Ferrisburgh is a large rock OF
heads
Indians. 1t is very hard and resists ordinary
blasting