Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-21
BURLINGTON.

the vice president from Vermont.
An order for 50 desks is now being filled
at the Champlain shops. They are for
shipment to New York, and thence to South
America. 1t will take about two weeks
longer TO finish the work.
Mr.. j. c. Delaney, No. so Chase street,
has Il young apricot tree in his garden which
has begun to bear this year Yesterday
three apricots were picked, eaten and pro
nounced equal in flavor to those grown in
the South.
TIE officers of the Lake Champlain Yacht
club regret very much the msunderstand
ing by which the commodore and several
officers of the a. c. A., came over Thurs
day evening expecting to meet the yacht
club committee and failed TO do so.
Elijah Rawson at one time foreman in the
burlington Sentinel Office and also en-
poye Of the FREE Press, now resident OF
Milwaukee, where he is residing with his
daughter, Mrs Crandall, is now visiting in
tie city after an absence of nine years
There will be u moonlight excursion on
the Chateaugny from this city and Wills
boro to Cedar Beach, Thompson's Point,
Westport and return Saturday evening.
The excursionsts will be given an opportu.
nifty to take in n grand display of fire
works at Camp Putnam.
Inc steamer ChatehuGay now IandS at
thompson Iolnt charlotte, night ana
,I -. r. "a =, D0n o''''S ~
Dor there and it is well rugged for giving
tle campers comfort and pleasure. Tho
dock is good one, being perfectly safe for
the Vermont to land.
llessrs. Jordan and Sihey will present
the reports of the delegates to the Min
neapolis convention of the y. j. s. G. f.
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MT - W laws, assisted hF Miss Jessie
DAVIS and Miss May b. Tyler gave piano
recital OF choice selections Friday evening at
the music rooms OF Mr.. DAVE no. ]" learl
street Inc invited guests occupied parIors
an" n!Icohy, ENJOYING at once a hne sunset,
Crhn,a,, rta,ir paw aI., ,.il.--'.,,
,,o.or.
iuo otrn 'An society organIAeo mere anout
"a Ionlns ago Is reported 10 oe IN a hour
'H'Hs GNU non mere are ABOUT - Nom
Oei' az p ese"'' an" tne society Is no" lur-
h'snlng 'ne'r rooms at NO. o. North avenue
.1 '.'I''l9 u'e C"D''n lor SIX months ana at
'ue .'-', oI'ct'G" tnose VINO hNu served Tor
eInoto4 ''0 S''''0 u e'n'N0''on were re-
u' ''''' issue "i Tue "ranu island lines,
mas d peasant nollce referring TO the de-
par Oh - NcarH from that place
fulChs olher i1lng' the note says that his
!e"'Ing "runu iSioha "tS pnn thihg Tor
ue P'"Ce' an" that 'he c"'"ens OIL burning
to.i nav iouuu III nun " man oil great tact
,.',. ''4e anu mani i"'"''"s ne" Ous'ncss
~,
as 'eiS p'ta9'nu marriage ceri-
"ioN' "cIHo'oaS morning at ~. Jo,9pn
rHu'1 On. nc contracting Par1'es uein1
I'm" anu it"1s'S NUN
"""J -A''i 4e" poa7anu hours spent III
teOo'I' coHs'"'u'7Iloh from ther many
emo '"' N"Ppy coupe LOOK 'he Doal Tor
"a" -'' - a'444H q" Su""ei Vi nc
a'"o''s 'Ne pg'9''S PI resent were MSS NT@'e
"e40u % ~ "n'o" anu M's' AD"ie NOD
p'n' "a nos'oH' NuSS'
The new chair factory at the Chamulaiu
shops VIII commence running probably los
me !as' oI inns Week. Inc new engine bult
ny inc NHlertoWn steam Engine company,
J. giving perfect satisfaction, anu there VIII
De " surplus OF power furnished from the
'"ree boHers OF w morse power each. The
mac nlnery has all arrived and Is now being
Yet up anu the Puleys to connect with each
machine are being made.
The Chinese cuse which was to have been
hoard before Judge II. H. Wheeler at Brat
teboro Monday was postponed until a fu.
ture date, as United States District Attor-
ney Frank Piumey OF Northlled. and
!. j. Enright of this city, the
counsel were unable to attend. The two
Cinnamon are held under the exclusion act
ana are no" IN the jail here awaiting ride
across the country or their liberty.
At n meeting of the German Ladies Benev-
olent association held at their hall in the
house Of Mrs Katie Kmetz. the following
officers for the ensuing year were elected
President Mrs John Kmet1; vice president.
Mrs Liebold; secretary, Mrs. KiesIich:
treasurer, Mrs Ludwig. There are now 80
members and semi-monthly meetings are
held. The aim Of the society is for mutual
assistance in case Of sickness and death, and
other emergencies. Prof Paul gave very
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