Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-09-11
BURLINGTON.

The water in Lake Chnmplain is gradual
" falling and it is now very low, being only
about a foot above the extreme low water
mark
The base ball season in this city ended
last week Wednesday when the l. V. NJ s.
were defeated by the RoJalston, Mass,
team by score Of 9 to /.
George {. Martin OF the L. V. NJ. has
finished bis vacation at the Franklin house,
Highgate Springs and joined his class in
engineering at Mallett's Bay.
Mrs. A. w. Shaw and children, who have
spent the summer in Burlington with Mrs.
Shaw'S parents, MIR and Mrs. Sumner, re
turn to their home in Ilttsfed Mass, to-
day.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage of w. K Walker of this city and
Miss Lena Belle Stewart of jamestown, n.
y, to take place in the latter city Septem-
her -.
The semi-annual examination Of appli-
Giants for the customs service will be held at
the custom house in this place on Tuesday
the 9th or October next, Applications
therefor must be made before 10Th inst.
The sbafting for Lewis Murrs shoe fac
tory has arrived and is rapidly beng put in
place by the Lang Is Goodhue Manufacture
ing company. The mill will start in few
DAYS with full force or in the neighborhood
OF 100 employees.
Mrs. +. NJ. Barstow has returned to Bur
lngton from Bouses Point Mr. Barstow
WI De engaged IN WORK on the bfeaK"ater
d. ORION L'hulhs Ior snort titl'e' the
"''k ON 'ho houses ONT ureab water nav
INK "SsH suspenued LOT Inc 'e'Soh'
Word comes from Rutland that several
Rutland boys win enter the University of
Normont and state Agricultural col ego this
'".'' nc nv '"9 WiH Do g'"' 10 WEI
'''i' ''-N'' 'uN NY WIN HiH p'e'7H"' Peo-
4'7 ~ "S701'"'' WIN III ''e queen n.y.
Mr.. T. +. Shaw and wife of Pomona,
Nal.' started tuesday ON their return trip
inter visit OF some months IN Burlington,
They were accompanied by Mrs. N. NJ.
francis, who has closed her house on Pros
poet street with the intention Of spending
tie winter in California.
he usual Central Vermont all rail fall ex
cursion to New ork VIA Rutland and Troy,
WIZ occur "eP'einoer ~ Tickets VIII be
sood ior return from New Aork unti. the
e'eH'"s tI"ln ot 'c'oper D. ana lhe lare Tor
the round "Trip from stations between Bur
Hhgton ana Rutland VIII be -.
Narious camps in this vicinity that have
accommodated pleasure seekers during the
past few weeks are being closed for this SEA
son. Some Of the finest summer weather is
yet to cone, however, and gCol many
campers at ome o. the prettie,t resorts will
ENJOY "H"l inc coming month has TO oller
Miss Mary Pierce OF Waltham, Mass
was married TO II. {. Humphrey OF this
city, at the home of the bride Wednes lay.
Mr. Humphrey is member of the firm OF
Smith y Humphrey and one of the leading
young business men. His many friends ex-
tend congratulations.
Neyy noint. of interests in This viciritr ar.
constantly Incoming know, f., p,,rIin-,,,,,
inns Port Kent for instance is fsro,
nulv FOR fine lonesome hours tb,t co MAN.,
voitin5 ,o,esny.r. lu,.a ,,a.s.i ,b,ro Ga,
urdav afterroon As A Burlington merchant
y,o. v,aitin, for +ba hoot ba 70, ~, -, +,l
hill just back Of the dock and was surprised
10 find that the view was one Of the finest
10 lie seen on the lake 1t would repay be-
lated tourists to take this in. 50
The brick work ON lVoolI,rrv o,,i Wall
er's new block corner Main md 81 rouI,s
streets i nearlv fpi.bad mo Icl,s Of a.,
nock Is enouqh to couse stranger. to 49,
mark DyVbat "A beeutifrl ilocl, tb.t i. o.,
jnl to be " When c7,,nlated il vim I,o o,o
Of fine most substantial dneIv eni.bad ond
hest lookip4, luiid,ngs in tbecity Mo-, ,,,ar,
Yesterday engaged in removip, t,y, ~ t,a
four large DIN trees that stood on the sou rh
side of the building. The other two will be
left to cast their shadows as heretofore.
Carnenter. will hsoir ,yorl ~, ,,.. a.o
& Goodbua Nsnufac,nr,re, co,,,or-., 80
,,osad new eho,. an rho Ier,,,.dn 4, So -
addi,ior -o.dav ar to r,orr0,y mia ,,,,,
nanv hive sel.ct,d n convaria,t anil onJr
iocetion noar the sid.re NAV i1ta,,J -