Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-13
BURLINGTON.

MIR. G. NJ. Delaney has sold Baggage Boy
to John A. Hall of Springfield, Mass, and
be was shipped Tuesday.
Beaupre e. Lowrey are making some i'm
provcments in the back part of their store
which will add much to its appearance.
The L. V. NJ. glee and banjo clubs gave
n most satisfactory concert to large au-
dipnce at the opera house Wednesday even
ing
A consignment Of English pheasants and
retriever dog have arrived at Sheburne
Farms under the care of a young English
man.
W. b. Craven, A. S. Webb and W. j.
Russell caught 25 pickerel at Shelburne
pond Monday. The lot weighed about 60
pounds.
IL. Washburue will soon go into the
grocery business in the store lately occupied
by Wesley Drew in the south part part of
the city.
The Ethans went to st. Adams by special
train last evening for their annual banquet
at the Weldon House, returning at an early
hour this morning.
Mrs. DR.. L. NJ. Bingham has recently
had surgical operation performed and she
is now improving with good prospects of
The Baldwin Refrigerator company have
during the past week shipped 10 car loads
CT their dry air refrigerators, which will 60
to several different countries.
There is certainly no doubt now that the
lake is closed, and with continued cold
weather it may be possible soon to state
that crossing from Burlington to the
New York shore has been effected.
he wind blew terrifically at Cambridge
and Underhil Monday toward evening. At
Cambridge it took the top of of freight
car that was standing on a side track. \ o
damage is reported from the latter place
The old Evart7 House is nearly level
with the ground, and by the time the
weather will allow n start on the
new building, the site will be cleared, 1t
will be one OF the most desirable locations in
the city.
Posters are out for a grand ball to be
given under the auspices of the Barnes Hose
company No. :, al the American House
Monday evening, March 80. Music will
he furnished by the Howard Opera House
orchestra.
The Burlington cadets are making steady
Improvement IN drill There has been an
unusual large Attendance since the ptlze
wa, ollpIel ;or highest excellence In the
m"nu1I and drill Inc memptr'hlp Is on
INC ''ic' -"
\ private e''er from 1ohoua, Oailior-
ma states tha' no man from TINS way was
fe'tl'tu iot Two weeks NJ ',laV lolnr owing 10
the destruction wrought ny Tue 'a'e hea'y
storm, anu Telegraph cue lun lcaV'on
wa also 'h'r''y SMUT OIL
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ION 10 "e he'u carry April
lie Young Mems democratic clubs
rooms in lalrows's block are to be nicely
furnished, provided with free reading mat
ter, and when fitted up according TO plans
soon to be formulated Will probably be the
finest democratic headquarters in the State.
senator Edlnunds left Washington witt
his family Immediately after the close of the
session, Tor South Carolina They intend
to remain South for some weeks and ther
TO return to Washington for brief stay
betore coming to burlington for the sum
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