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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-15

RACES AT HOWARD PARK.



The entries for tue regular races 70 take
pace at inc laH OF me OnnHpIah valley
as'o(','loh' HeP'ehi"eF % TO d "tI hoI close
until August - when the ''nai lhstallment
il, th' guarantee c,a-.e+ viii also be due.
ne eh'rIe' IN lHe las' haLhei races now
ever are IN them MISE. sufficient to suaIan-
zee SolhG % Tue IHe'' RAGS ever seen al the
park' no second m'ta'lmehI has just been
ph,G III inc guaranteed races as loHoW':
mo'e' 'urI'hS'on 't'he9' i0aIs OF Iono-
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-15

Patrick Sullivan, Henry O'Grady, p Nc
Grath, Z. j. Griffin, Lewis Ouimet and
Daniel Sullivan. Among the numerous
flowers presented Ivy friends was bcauti-
full cross Of Gala lies. The funeral was u
large one, the iutorment taking place at
Mount St Joseph cemetery.
The dedication OF St. Mary's convent
chapel on Mansfield avenue to the Sacred
Heart of Jesus 10y IT.. Roy. L. DeGocs-
BRAND bishop OF the diocese Of burlington,
took place Saturday morning at $50 a.
m. Bishop D,Gocshriaud oniciated as
sisted by Rev Father Cloarec, Very Rev.
Father Lynch, V. g., acting as master of
ceremonies AIcssrs. Edward Corlcy ami
William Scully acted as acolytes and Rev.
Fathers Cartcy and Paquet tool; part in the
services. The ceremony was very bcauti-
full, and fine vocal and Instrumental music
WAS furnished by the sisters.
Tho Boston journal Of Saturday among
its cncampmont notes mentioned a trio of
Comply sleeve veterans from Vermont
who were holding a campfire the previous
evening at the fremont which was largely
attended by soldier friends from Now Eng
land and the Western states. They were
Col. 4. NJ Mansur, formerly Of the Tenth
Vermont regiment, commanding the depart
mcnt Of Vermont G.. a. r.. Col. L. A.
Woodbury., Second Vermont regiment,
state delegate to the encampment, and Col
j. r. Lowell. l2lst New York volunteers,
late of Rutland, and department chaplain.
Chief Dumas, assisted by officer Powers
and Deputy L. = Marshal Failcy, seized %
barrels of beer at the lake which had ar
rived by boat Saturday afternoon. The
beer was consigned to different parties
whose names are unknown, and the beer
was taken to the Jail and stored. Chief
Dumas at the same time took four kegs of
beer from the wagon OF " l. Stone. which
was added to the 'pile' and stored care
fully away. Chief Dumas and officer Pow
crs also went through the establishment of
John Daley, on the corner OF Spruce and
Elm streets, Saturday, and secured a barrel
of beer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-15
CHARLOIT E

Rev Mr. Putnam a former PASTOR
preached to a large audience in the Con
srcgational church, Sunday. Rev Mr. By
n9tou Of Boston viii preach next Sunday.
The daughters OF Mrs. l.. d. Stone have
cougregatcd in the old nome for a summer
sojourn, and are enjoying themselves i'm
menseiy. r. d. Pope of st. Louis, wife
ana son. are with Mrs Bush. MIR. Pope
has won an enyluble position in the bust
mes, world of the West. Mrs. ID. G.. Lake
with Mr. daughter, Mrs Irish Of Montreal
are at the Old Lake homestead Deacon
Shaw, who has been in feeble health long
time attended church Sunday, and was
greeted by many friends Several farmers
have been compelled TO drive their stock of
the farm for water
cur Charlotte correspondent says: The
fire started along the line of the railroad
has made steady progress thus far, and
doubtless will continue until stopped by
rains Considerable woodland for II. J.
Carpenter has been burned over and acres
Of pasture on the George kimball farm
and land Of Mrs Hardy formerly owned by
Medad Martin From 30 to - men and IL
train Of cars drawing water have been
fighting the fire for several days A great
amount Of fence has gone up in smoke.
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HlNESPURGI1-

T. Rafferty, and family of Montreal are
hero. Mrs. Celmda Lavgne fell down
stairs and was severely hurt but no bones
broken mud she is like to recover without
serious results. Mrs. George w Flanagan
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Childs, at Loon
Lake in the Adiroudacks.- p. r. Miles and
Charles Wright have each trotting horse
in training at HanDden Park, Springfield,
Mass. E. w. Glib an old time resident of
this town has just completed Il very fine
residence IN Little Rock, Arkansas. John
Bradshaw and family of Chicago are here.
Ada Kent of Bristol is in town All. NJ.
Hull and family are camping at Deer Point.
Mrs. Perry Read and Mrs. j. Miner and
daughter so TO Saratoga next week.
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LERlCHN CENTRE

Rev. Mr. Tenney's father preached here
Sunday afternoon Miss Rice of Chicago
is visiting her sister, Mrs. 6. s. Bicknell. -
Mrs. Duncan and two sons of Lowell, Mass.
are spending the summer with Mrs. Hart -
Dustin Bicknell and wife of New York city
are with his sister Emma. Mrs Smith and
family of darlington are at the same place
Miss Aging and friend are with Mrs. f. Il.
Jordon. Prof. IL. j.. Butler of Alma Mich
and daughter are expected at DR.. Cnley $
this week. Z. b. Jordan and $. S. Glass
with other invited guests to the number of
~ enjoyed their annual excursion tine past
week TO Au sable Chasm. The lawn party,
given 10y the Ladies Aid at Mrs Harris Fri
day evening was a success The violin
playing by Mrs. +. II. Butler and Master
Frankie Butler on the drum were very at
tractive features Of the OCCASION
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That old-established clothing house. the
Burlington Clothing, company announce
their retirement from the clothing business.
This firm has long been we-known and
prosperous one aud has built up AN excel
lent trade. Their entire stock will now be
closed out at less than wholesale prices as
the lease of the store expires soon. They
have a large stock of clothing, hats,
caps trunks, bags, etc, to dispose Of a.
soon as possible The store furniture IS
also offered for sale. This will be great
opportunity to get bargains in clothing,
gents furnishing goods, etc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-15
THE MAPLE suGAa BOUNTY.
senator Edmumds Espresso, Ills Opinion
on the subject - ernont Hotrd 0t
Trade,

Trade.
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remember the announcement in th.,, col
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maple sugar auI syrup to Prot " ".
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-15
UNOERHlLL.

Deacon Barney conducted services at the
Congresa tional church Sunday IS. W.
Mead was quite badly hurt by being thrown
from his moving machine Yesterday
George Atkinson IS in very poor health. -
\ young horse belonging to George Bene-
diet was found dead saturday, in the pas
ture.-C. X. Brown is digging his early
potatoes 90 fill contract for Burlington par
ties.-I steam mill ran last week to clean
UP stock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-15

The quarterly convention Of the White
River Christian Endeavor union
was held ON the Bethel fair grounds
Wednesday. Delegates were present
from West Randolph, Randolph, Sharon,
West Hartford, Hartford, Hartland Pom
fret, Norwich, Windsor, West Lebanon aud
Brooklield. -Four new societies were re
ported since the last meeting The Novem-
Der meeting will be held at Hnrlland and
the February meeting at West Randolph
Exercises opened with greeting 10y Mrs, Guy
Wilson of Bethel, followed by devotional
service led by Horace Ptase, Hartford: bust
ness and oral reports of societies; papers by
Eunice Coburn, North Pomfret; Grace l..
Couant, Randolph, address by Edward i.
Towner, Montpelier; recitation 10y Annie
Miller Of Bethel and address by Rev T..
Mcmillan of Woodstock. Attendance was
fair
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-15
ESSEX JuNCTION.

T. \. Beach and wife, T. T.. Sibley and
Mrs. q. b. Drury went to Boston Satur-
day. Ellen Ferrn is at DR., Ferrin'
+, A. Beach and wife G. Is. Drury, wife
and daughter Aggie, r. +. Sibley and DR.
d. W. Smead left Friday for Boston.
Chester slater and wife, Hattie Hastle-
ton and Eddie Lunt are camping at Thomp-
sons Point DIR. c. NJ. Ferrin is in Bos
ton.
Lotte Rice of Burlington is in town -
Edna Roleau has secured position in an
insurance Office in Montpelier.
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CHlTTENpEN COUNTY, FAlR.
The County Agricultural society Elects
Omcers and Discusses the County
Fair Question.

Fair Question.
About % members OF tho Chittenden
county agricultural society and others in
teroSted in the agricultural interest of the
county, met at Dunbar's hotel in Colchester
Saturday afternoon. A number of horses
were being driven on the track, and Presi
dent A. b. Ashley had considerable diff
Guilty in getting his association associated,
but at 40 the members gathered in the
parlor. President Ashley called the meet
ing to order, and made few remarks and
then called for nominations for presidenc
He was promptly reelected and accepted
the position. Professor w. n Phelps of
South Hero was elected secretary G.. A.
Sumner of Burlington was elected treas
urer and LIST vice president G.. a. Rich
ardson of South Burlington 2nd vice-presi-
dent
The society then elected the following
directors: Burlington II. A. Brigham:
Colchester, S. II. Edison: South Burlington,
C. II. Steele Hinesburgh, Charles Wright;
Jericho ii, NJ. Molaney; Essex, j. b. Whit
comb; Bolton, S. Pease; st. George II. H.
Tilley; Shelburna, NJ. Quinlan Charlotte,
c. H. Holmes; Underhll, G.. w Wood
worth Westford, II. c. Macomber: Milton.
A. b. Caswell Richmond, r. NJ, Conant,
Williston, John Whitcomb: Huntington, j
b. Ellis.
1t was then voted to admit the towns of
Grand Isle and South Hero to the limits of
the society and +. V. Phelps was elected
director from the latter town and d.
McDixon from the former. A short discus
sion to the advisabiity of holding a fair
the coming fall took place, during which Mr..
Dunbar offered to contribute 500 to defray
expenses should the management find itself
unable to meet its obligations on account of
Indictment weather or for other reasons.
After considerable discussion tho society
voted to leave the matter with the drec-
tors and the secretary was instructed to
call a meeting Of the officers and directors
at the same place for next Saturday after
noon, August rs, at which time if it is
voted TO hold fair all officers of the fair
are to be appointed and all necessary ar
engagements made
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WE Ct ROl TON

Mrs. Albert Stevens and daughter from
Grand Rapids, Mich, are at q, w. Stey
ems john Webster is at his brothers. -
The Dime society met with Mrs, Kellogg,
Wednesday, the 6tn.
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THE CHAMPLAlN VALLEY FAIR.
Fino Exhibition Assured at Howard
Park Scptemher 3 10 B.

Park September to ..
The premium list for the annual fair at
| Howard Park to DO held under tho auspices
Of the Chnmplan Valley association has
! just been issued from the FREE PRESS Job
| department 1t contains full particulars in
| relation TO the various events, department
purses and premiums and all interested
! who have not received copy should send
| TO the secretary of the Champlan Valley
| association TO procure premium list for
reference. Posters and hand bills announc-
ing the attractions of the fair are being
sent out in a generous manner and the out
look is encouraging for n successful exhib-
! ton.
The association will charge no entry fee
on animal or articles exhibited, except for
horses in the races, standard bred, matched
and single horses which will be 10 per cent
of the premiums or purses for which they
are entered. The usual attractive list of
premiums has been offered and the races
will be among the finest ever seen at the
park.
In addition to the regular races the asso-
citation offer colt stakes open to colts bred
or owned in the State of Vermont, St
Lawrence, Franklin, Clinton, Essex and
Washington counties, n. Y, and a $500
guaranteed purse Nominations closed in
these classes July 25, and the second Install
ment was due Aug !. The third install
ment will be due August 81. Nomina-
tons to the Pas class mustbe
made upon the payment of last
instaliment. Straw and stabing free to
all horses entered Trotting to be govern
ed by the rules Of the National Trotting
association, except as otherwise specified.
The programme of races is as follows:
No. l. guaranteed purse. s3O for horses that
have never beaten ~ prior to July !, 1880
Entrance So in instailmeuts of 5 so and
Sl-, puya lie as ia stake races. nominations
80. ., an Sos House stake. for foal7 of
~, ~t2kr $40 guarantee /. with s2} added
by Van Ne~s Hou-ee., Entrance 70 IN install
meats of -, IS and Sl2 Mile heats, in >, dis
lance barred.
THURSDAY.
no. 8, pacing, $50 class, purse 500, for horses
thai have never beaten .jl.
NO. :, iIotc burlington stake for foals OF
l0r. ~inkc SD guaranteed, with 50 added !
10y Hotel iiurlington Entrance s. in install.
me t. oi %. y and 6. Mile heats, , in ,, dis
No. Howard Park stake For foals of
1855. stake ,i5J guaranteed, with so added
by the association. Entrance 50, ia INSTALL
mcnts of -, - and 9l2. Mile heats, in }.
FRIDAY.
80. Purse, Sl50- For horses that have
neVel beai en- three minutes.
no :. Purse, $50 For horses that have
never beaten 20.
Nouey dlyidcl as follows: 80 per cent to
frs p per cent to second; 10 per cent to
third IN per cent to fourth.
Entrics of all stock will close August 81.
when the third install lmcnt Of the entrance
fee in races will be due
1t is expected that Dr. W. S. Webb will
exhibit some of his imported stoc, at the
fair. These horses are among the most
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VICINITY P0TP0URRI.
BURLINGTON AND OTHER CHlTTEN-
DEN COUNTY TOWNS.
The Important Local News OF Week
Boiled Down - correspond ents from
the Surrounding Towns Cover
Their Territory we'll
BURLINGTON.

ia tbe GIob, sword contest for the most
porulnr q 4 r man. r.. If Trick of fin,
rity had received 81, votes Saturday even.
jp9
# is understood that petition is being
circulated nsl,iuc for the pardon of Sullivan,
vvbo is sc,.yin,- n form i'm States prisou for
killing Eaue
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new H''H'oi9I CH"rcn az N'hTe I'IiI9-
| l,,p.+, v,,,,;,l l,-,,l1.,,t.,,l ,..if,
II' remains OF CAar"e' soh oil John
Nor'h' formerly oil inns cry no" an en-
P!"S' Oh Il' Lane Administering company
o' -1U VI, ll'ei' VINO was crowned IA una.
10" lHursluy WINE D"'nlii7' we're Drought
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iue young i"uI5s OIL Inc summer Scnooi
E"NV german III 'He aIH"IJ al tne coIIeEe
Si''' ~, 9u"'e'l it''~I' -donu"y n'snt,
0o"y 'L ne H"I''tIpu"l7' VINO were al
members Oh 'n' scuooI, wore fancy cos
a, ~ N"0J $50
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-15
BURLlNGTON's VITAL STATISTICS.
The july Marriage Record "a Births and
40 Deaths-Infant Mortality.

ne y NV VI tNecOfu ia iSirthS ana
40 Deaths-Infant Mortality.
There were only nine weddings in this
city during july according to the report of
Health Officer Rutherford as compared
with i the previous month, II in July 1859
and |" the same month in lSSS For the
encouragement of our readers, it should be
stated, however, that the record OF wed
diugs shows a gain during other months in
the year so that marriage is not SO unpopu-
lar in Burlington Us the July report would
Indicate
The report shows that there were As
deaths in the city during the month, the in
crease resulting largely from the extensive
heat and cholera morbus as compared with
- the previous month, % during July,
1859, and ~ the corresponding month in
1883. The deaths during the month were dis
trbutcd as follows; First ward 4 Second
ward ): third ward, %; Fourth ward :;
Fifth ward :. or those who died all were
white, - were male and % female; % were
under ! year old ! between | and j. | be
tween ) and 90; between 20 and 30; be-
tween 90 and 10 3 over 70 and , over 50
There were s deaths from cholera infantum
, from pneumonia, from capillary bron-
chtis, from apopleXy, 3 from Bright ;
disease, from cystitis , from enteritis, -
from measles, , from phtiss aud / each
! frGn congestion of the brain, perforatng
gastric ulcer, heart disease, old age, brain
| fever, bronchitis, continued fever, conges-
| tion of lungs, ontero-colitis, gastro-enteritis
| peritonitis perityphlitis premature birth
and were still born,
During the month there We're "a births
! against % the previous month, 33 in July
| 1859, aud BE IN 1888. The births, OF which
! ID were male and IL female were distribu-
ted among the various wards as follows
First ward A. Second ward, g. Third ward
| rs; Fourth ward D. Fifth ward, 1. All
but one were white, the same rs in June.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-15

\ resident complains that the boys are
shooting swallows as well as sparruwS and
he pleads that the swallows may be spared.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-15
ESSEX CENTRE-

Rev. Mr., Tenney's father aud mother are
at the hotel, M. Bachune soon goes to the
hospital for treatment.-Rev. Edward
Butler is here, The Baptist society is with
out pastor.
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ttTHVT. VOLUNTEERS.
Their Annual Reunion tn be Held at Rut-


ihe'r Annual Ne"h'oh t" be Held at Knt-
l'nh' August 81
Inc lth annual reunion OF the llth YER
mont oiuhteeis VIII be held ut Rutland,
lhursHay' August ~ with head
quarters at the bardwell House, where the
regiment VIII De received ana entertained
US i'utl'hu guests Music VIII lie tur-
hlsheu ny uHhore MlHtary ohni' TRINITY
cnurch cnoIr ana selected quartet con
sl'th8 Oh cnoir boys WIN suitable bass
ana tenor, ne business ne9tIhg VIII be
n'Id at tne nan OF me bardWeIl House at
10y p III, At GOV p M a special tram
WIZ '"Ne V'e reg 'nn-Ht 70 rector AMI West
hu'Ian"' 10 H'Si' lhe A'aroIe duNrrles. AZ
" est huuahu tne REGIMENT WIN be rec lived
oy os' oehhott' -. A. H. At . clock p.
H. ,hf regiment VIII ne received by honrrts
posi- T. a. H., Ut O'rahu Army nan, hut-
lahu.
At '''V p III. exercises Will tie had at
tue opera mouse consisting or devotional
exercises, conducted by Rev' Charles Mar
I'm NHcs' chap'alh OF inc Gay; music by
TRINITY churcn choIr, Charles Y. IL. Coan
leader, the quartet ana Military band. Adj
dresses OF welcome on beh"lt OF the com
i'i'ltee' Dy 'he chairman On nehau OF hut-
i"hu W IlehIy r. fl9lu' on behal OF foNt
hC"erls ny MI, Joseph H. Houldlng; on
nthail oil the Young Lawyer cub 10y +.
~ ", "leluon' esq ana py AR, itrCiV"l W.
cement ON pen"l oil ths i'utinnd Board OF
Ir|de' Ahhua! address by Kew Edward
! he.' cuulIalh o. tue society, lats cap
IAN Oh 20. d.
Ihere WIN oe a banquet M the bardweH
House at . p IN" Coz AIiace +. Walker,
toa9l master. Music by string band. Han
I"'c t'cNr'' Ior me round "TRIP VIII be IS
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white Rive Christian Endca,or..

c, j FERGUSON, E,q,
Secretary etc. Burlington, Vt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-08-15

No. /, guaranteed purse. $50, for horses that
have never beaten ~ prior TO July !, 1870
Entrance So in instalmeuts of 5 so and
1l& puya lie as ia stake races. Nominations
to hc made WIKI last payment.
40. - Van Nc,0 House stake, for foal7 of
lNN,. stake $40 guarantee /. with SO adued
10y Van Ness House. Entrance 80 in INSTALL
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