Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-22
BURLINGTON.

Miss Kate Stone went to New Bruins
| ick N. j., Tuesday to spend the winter.
z. 2. shaw and wife and Mrs. Mary
francis left for Pomona, CAL, Tuesday
.vening
George r. Holt of New York, formerly |
this city, is dangerously i'll in the Adj |
ondacks
The st. Joseph congregation have decided
Il hold n fair at City Hall about the middle
i October.
i. c. Mower, class Of '92, L. " NJ, has
|ssumed the duties of night editor of the
TREE PRESS.
Miss Jessie N. Crane OF Chicago, who has
cen visiting here this sumner returned
tuesday evening.
c. NJ. Fitch OF A. B. kingsland & Co.,
ft Saturday afternoon for Washington to
be the veterans parade.
| Mr. and Mrs Hornto LOOMS gave plea
ant tally-ho ride to several Of their society
riends Saturday afternoon.
The first frost Of the season occurred Tues
ay morning, but SO far as reported no
amage was done to vegetation in this
ity.
L. W. Wild till recently on the FEE
PREss staff, is now on the night force Of
he Boston Advertiser as assistant night
ditor.
Misses Nellie Dole and Anna Reynolds
COX the New York express Sunday evening
Or Washington. They will visit other cities
efore returning.
,o.,-aI a.. I'LL pl,r,,Io doores on tbres
andidates Thursday evening. One appli-
alton was received.
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Tho steamer Choteaugay made her
lst regular trip to Nestport for this sea-
Oh SATURDAY. H'rea.ter sh9 VIII run no
tr'u'' sou'u tnan '"iS Guy oAcePv Oh
oohe7'alS anu lnuIsuHSS WIEN VIII run
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The Chalnpain Transportation company's
reamers carried over 400 people from this
it, to the far at Plattsburgh Thursday.
ne steamer reindeer haue an excursion
'P ''"H' ''' ~ /" ~ i"U .9'u4 gu
M c"4 re" Ii I"i ee party
A team owned by John Northrop Of
North avenue got frightened while stand
ls on upper Church street Thursday, 60
ng down the street and in turning on to
berry street, the wagon struck an electric
GIT post smashing It badly.
The funeral of Mrs Myron Morse was
ED from St. Paul's chapel Tuesday the
9th at 3 o'clock. Rev. J, Isham Bliss, d.
., otliciated. The bearers were; c. L. Allen,
.lias Lyman, d. w. Robinson, H. W. Allen.
he remains were inferred in the Morse
nrial lot in LIN wood cemetery.
Two Of our Young men. both praduates
the BURLINGTON High school Ghorles +
Fott, class OF 81, and Branerd Avery,
Ass OF ~, left town Friday for Frovi-
ence, X. l., to enter Brown university.
IT. Avery has been in the Office of State 8
httorney Cushmau since graduating.
At the annual meeting of the A. C. Smear
ire company tho following officers were
ected foreman A p. beers. 1st os.is.
ant. John Collins; I'd assistant Charles r.
Nilami treasurer Gen. ". w. Henry; sec
etnry Edmond Bl~son; auditors, !. G.