Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-02

canal boat loads oil coal so lar tnls scuaou'
About 200 Burlingtoninns went to New
York Tuesday on the Central Vermont ex-
curson
Eugene Robarge, the boy who shot him
relf some time ago, is now able to be at his
work at the North End pharmacy
The marriage of Mr.. Walter b. Gates and
Miss Isabelle NJ. Chandler is announced to
take place at West Randolph, October :.
Clarence L. Smith and wife gave re-
ccption to q large number of their friends at
their home on Pine street Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. II. S. Lane on North Union street
picked her crop of about 800 peaches We'd
nesday. The largest one was nine inches in
circumference.
The thermometer crept up to So in the
shade Thursday, which is an exceedingly
high altitude for a thermometer tho slth
day of September
Mile. Rhca presented her new play
"Judlth" at the opera house last week
Thursday evening. the piece was some
what Disappointing
Owing to the dry weather butter has been
Oh the advance for some days past Cream
cry butter has gone up five cents per pound
within a short time.
The marriage of sidney Baker of Burlng
ton and Miss Laura Goodrich of Williston
took place Wednesday evening at the resi-
Lence Of the brides parents.
Rev. s. l.. Bates has purchased the resi-
dence Of f. c Whiting on LOOMS street,
through Real Estate Broker W. b. Nc
Kilhp. Consideration private.
4. {. Spear, A. G. Strong, A. E. Rich
ardson and Miss a. O. Taft propose to lay
rpnrrcfa ". l on lla sila of Williams
street from College to Pearl streets
C. T.. Wcthcroy and wife of Jefferson
who passed through the city Wednesday on
their way home from five weeks tour in
the West. Iboy travelled over 5000 miles.
4 laIy living on North Winooski avenue
understood that there were a few raspber-
lic- near tho tunnel and she went there
Monday and picked a quart Of nice favored
berries.
Workmcn commenced Monday putting
down ties and doing otaer necessary pre-
iriualy work TO lay The Horse railroad
track upou that per, OF Church street which
VIII lie CoaCreteI.
Charlee l.. Woo lbury and wife have re
TUNED FROM Milan, H., where he has been
engaged as civil engineer. Mr.. Woodbury.
viii have the supervision of the erection Of
the fort at P!atisbureh.
Mrs. ?. II. McMahon of the Ladies
Bazaar, - Church street, has taken the
agency for the Universal companys per
IectInS patterns. Catalogues ANA fashion
sheets VIII he given away on application.
Tie summer heat and consequent dryness
Of the past few DAYS came to an end Tues
day afternoon. In less than a half hour
over half an inch Of rain fell and the parched
earth eagerly Grauk 1t in. : cool wave fol-
lowed the shower.
Saturday morning at about 1880 while
Roy, 14-year-old son Of w. A. TYLER. was
playing in some trees near their home on
Pearl street, he fell, breaking both bones OF
inc iorerrm near the "FI9I' Dr. Luna was
called anu the fracture promptly pandaged'
Rev c. f. Cow, d. D., and wife of Glens
Falls, y. v. who had been in this city at
DR. Wizards retreat for several weeks.
Ai.ye returned home. DR.. Cow was much
improved IN health, and he resumes at once
h'N iHho'7 gas pastor Of the BAPTIST church at
Glens Falls,
AT 81 ecia' meeting of the Harugari so
cie y il was decided to hold dance and
musical entertainment the latter part of
October. This society is German orgauiza-
tlon, meetings beng held every two weeks
Several ne" members are expected to JOIN at
The next nesting.
i middie.aged woman from Bristol was
IN the city looking for her daughter, who
came to Burlington sometime since aud went
TO work at the Van Ness House SIZE was
unable to find any clue OF the missing girl
The Van Ness management will help the
mother find the girl.
There We're services at st. Paul's church
Tuesday morning, it being the festival OF
St. Michael and all the Angels. The ser.
mon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Roberts
of Concord y. H., and Rev. l.. NJ. Hardy
principal cf Bishop Hopkins Hall, was or
dained to the priesthood
The Unity society are perfectinp VERY
interesting programme for the coming win
ter and there will be other features than tn,
usual reading and study Of Shakespeare'.
PLAYS. The meetings will commence on the
evening Immediately following Rev. J. j.
Iewis's illustrated lecture.
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