Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-02

Louise Wesley Forde was celebrated. After
a trip TO New York Mr. and Mrs. Sumner
will reside in Burlington.
Mr. W. J. Breckenridge Of this city.
who has been in the employ of the Cen
trail Vermont Railroad company for the
past 10 years between Essex junction and
Rutland. has been confined to his house
for nearly three months. His many friends
will be pleased to hear that he is slowly i'm
proving.
Everel Farr, n young man who has been
peddling silver polish about the city was
arraigncd in the City Court Monday on the
charge of drawing Il revolver ON man TO
whose wife he had too urgently attempted to
sell his wares lie pleaded guilty and was
fined including costs $50.
Mr.. Philomean juneau of Champain
county, =. O., a guide OF the Lorentiau
Hunting club, is visiting in the city. Mr..
Juneau is the guide who accompanied Mr..
Barrows of this city on hunting trip into
the Canadian Wilderness where Mr.. Bar
rows secured n caribou
private letter received from Senator
Edmunds, from Virginia Beach, states that
his health is greatly improved, and that he
expects to return TO Washington early this
week. This is pleasing news to his home
friends, who are always soiicitous in re
gard to the senator's health.
Vermont is represented in the Worlds
contest for the most popular town in which
to live by Burlington and Wilmington. the
former having 2S3 votes and The latter 200
Voting blanks can be cut out and sent to
the city constable's office, and all who read
that paper are requested 10 do so.
The following is complete list of the
students who are to compete for tie prize
offered by Dr. William f. Forest of y. y.
city Sophomores, w. A. Rabbit, George
II. Baker II. II. Blanchard, Edward
Clark jr., r. Z. Lewis. Freshmen, Ly-
man Allen, j. W. Avery, p. H. Boyle,
Z. s. Prndle, Ralph Stewart. The prizes
are S25, SO and $40.
Two young men, Holstead and Soerly by
name, who have been studying for year
in the Y. NJ c. \. Training school at
Springfield, have entered the Medical col
lege for the purpose of fitting themselves
for y. NJ. c. y. physical directors. This
profession affords great opportunity for
usefulness and is attracting some Of the
most promising young men OF the country.
Mrs. z. J. EIright's mother Mrs. James
Mulcahy, VINO fractured both her left leg
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very low and it is thought that there is
danger of a complication OF ailments. DR..
j. b. Wheeler is the attendant physician.
and in his opinion the fall was caused by a
slight attack Of apopleXy, as she was com
ing out of the bath room. She is II years
of age.
Mrs. James McCaffrey of this city met
with "A serious accident on Tuesday morn
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street. She had started to go down the
cellar stairs, when her foot slipped, and
she made the descent to the bottom head
first, striking on her left arm, which was
broken just below the elbow and receiving
a painful bruise On the head.
\ member of the firm of J. Meredith
Jones 4 Sons of WreXham England. one
of the largest tanning concerns in Europe
paid visit to lir. Pages calf skin estab
lishment at Hyde Park recently. This
firm manufactures an extra fine quality of
calf skins tor covering the rollers used by
the cotton spinners of England. Their rep
resentative assured MI. Page that Of no
other dealer ON the globe could skins exact
- adapted to their wants he obtained.
More than l10 members of 81. Joseph's so
Getty formed ranks ON College street Sunday
morning and marched 10 st. Joseph's church
where mass aas celebrated by Rev. Father
Cloarec. Father CoathUel preached an IN
teresting sermon on the devotion of St
Joseph, and the choir under the direction of
l.. Ii. Beaupre rendered fine music. The
church was handsomely decorated with
plants. flowers and evergreens and present
ed fine appearance.
Our rrepcb oiti,on. INV, doo;,ol 70 colo.
br,tc ~ lnln p.n,i.t d,,. il, a., o,.,,r,,,,,;-
oto ,,o,'ror ii.Iin D,C:[o.,.,d ha,ii,,,
chosen that div fo,, his o,,nnaI ,is;t to g.
rn.o,l,, -. ,l,rl tho ro,.i.lto,,.,s vim ,,i,,,
him a rccep.ion worthy Of the occasion.
On the same Gav viii also take place tha
first communion and confirmation of a num-
Der on children. and in the evening there
Will be a dramatic entertainment bv the
Montcalm club.
Ara noetir- of tba Y II = 4
fold dov committee Noojov riobt il
was drridad to nave tbo foIlovipg
/ events on the nroorom,ro. Of rrn.
/ 1Co Yards 900 vorlt oHo-nuoI,ta, p,ile ana
/ boIf milo ona milo anI 80 ,.,.,ds hurdle.
of jumps, running high and standing nigh.
running broad and standing broad, no