Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-03-21

Many changes and improvements in private
residences are IN contrm plation this spring,
ana new dwellings Will bc erected; anon
9itiars Jo9n Ioiqon. who purchased OF f. 4,
poimidso the house and lot on Green, cor
ner 81 King street, viii pat IN small cot
tage hUU-c on the corner Of his lot and i'm
prove and trim up his present residence: +
-. Gibson Will lut q neat piazza on his r,-i.
dence on EAST street. The addition to Thomas
austin = house ON Water street is nearly I'm
lShed ana the original dwelling and tins add!-
ilon are being painted. CaDt. Lewis MOL.
j. making many improvements in his resi-
dc 60 and surroundings, which will add to its
Mr.. scott ice contractor in Rulwagga BAY.
y y, discharged ldl men Thursday: tbs ice
HHarIestt4 there wa II inches thick the house
mel oN hlm WAS @0O feet square and >. feet
high, and tine ice in cakes 2.NH inches was
,. cbcJ AZ the rate ot u cakes to the minute :
Ihursday The ice WAS beginning to soften
Nerg.nncs i, divided by he river, and we
have cU-t and Yves, \ erGcnncs about clec.inn
time 10 l. some time since the west side had
one Of Is cili lens IN the ohice OF mayor, and
my THINK their presentation Of the name of
William Il. Sheriff. should be faYora blv en-
tertalned ;as Mr.; Mack is out of the dance we
now have only Mcs-rS. j. q. iiindes and Mr.
sheriff. the election Is Tuesday 18th.
Mir Joseph Falardo, formerly Of this city but
now ol Michigan, l. the guest OF her brother,
Shar. 20 I.abeHt.. The mild weather and rain
ho~ broken IN he ice below the basin 50 that the
river l. clear OF ice Tor some distance q. "
SprdEVc Of Naltham killed two Chester whine
1tH-9 -. anu lh'lr uh'iEa weight was ll,O pounds.
. ..
Norton, DR.. Shipman ami Holm strong would
make good aldermen. engine Of the syn
dl'ule strum launch has been tluruugLIv
GVe'hnuiod by Lang, GOodhuc * Co. of Bun
Ilngton and was returned Friday: The work
on lhe launch Is progr. ssinc steadily Private
lett-ra rom MARSHALL \. SIttlcy OF lu, An
EcleS, cal, speak Of his business prosperity
and good health; also that OF his brothers in
Chicago, Kansas City ana an Dixon. H.: thfV
are sons of X. T.. Sattlcy Of FcrTisburyh and
arr owners of the stock farm
thomas Mack, who could easily be- clectsd nj
our charter election the 18th declines ia he
canuidutc; ). a.. Hindes has been suggested
and NE would fill The bill as well as any man In
' ergCnncs. The name Of T.. C. EVcres il men
Toned IN connection with the Office OF first
street commissioners he has hal ,xueriencr
and would make a good officer. Henry 60uth
would make an an excellent first common
G'uncImah; strict economy would character
lie his ruling.
Miss Kate l.. Doan after five years OF sue
ccs,iul trade in the millinery cuisines. is max
ing arrangements to change her residence To
Rutland, IN response ~ u prospect there. She
VIII Try and dispose Of her stock ~ parties Who
friends. Wv VI
Inc home farm Of Ira Ward. of New Haven.
OF which he has lived sixty years, continuing
200 acres, has been sold To his son q ~ Wara
the boys suspect that their father, lra. who Is
Only 10 years OF age, concentrates some private
spccu lation, on his own hook
g. IS strong Of Chimney Point ex-inail car
rtcr, has lust lost a valuable horse tI'Le si,.
pension Of F.. G. Scott makes new uruuo.,is
necessary III the meat suuplV for fpe stare
schoo l.-Ihe paruchial school has nLoul 100
SCHOLARS. here IS 10 be one weeks vacation
Of Tho graded school, beginning Friday the
get. Mrs T. y. Norton has rctuf ned from
Rutland Win her brother. William Horton
VINO u Sllfercrlng from a severe attack OF Tho
Sdp lie Is tho guest o' his i,ier.
Inc ournlhs OF john Bredericks large hay