Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-28
BURLINGTON.

st. Adams is already laying plans to
capture the State fremen's tournament for
hS93.
The First church is to have all Its walks
lnid with concrete. The work will be begun
at once.
DIR. Il. II. Miller, government inspector,
5ays that market stock is beginning TO be
hipped across the line.
The records show that Mr. B. s. Jones
has purchased the Mrs. Pope property on
South Union street for $500
Chief Engineer Perkins will have the keys
ii OF the fire alarm boxes in the central
part of tho city hung on the boxes with
1hain attachment.
Mrs. N. e. Abbott, graduate of the
Mary Fletcher Hospital, now of the Univer-
ity Of Virginia hospital, is spending her
vacation in the city.
Hotel Ampersand, in the Adirondack,
as about 22O guests and people are turned
iway daily. The season promises to be one
of unusual prosperity.
Georgia and California peaches are just
onlng into market. The California peaches
nave the finer appearance, but the Georgia
caches have the finer flavor.
Hon. Edward Blake, the Canadian who
been elected to seat in the British
House Of Commons, is brother in-law Of
II. Benjamin Cronyn of this city.
DR.. l.. ii. Bingham returned Tuesday even
ng from a carriage drive of over hundre d
niles IN the Adirondacks, starting at West
jort and coming out at Port Kent
Col. b. b. Smaley, member for Vermont
pf tine democratic national committee, re-
urned Friday morning from attending
he organization OF the committee in New
ork
Robert j. O'Brien of the class of 1872 in
dartmouth, who has just been appointed
private secretary to eX President Cleveland,
vas for "a year room mate of Harry S.
lotion Of this city.
1t is expected that Miss Alice Spear will
succeed Miss Scoiield as organiso at the
lethodist church. Miss Spear is Bur
ington young lady and an accomplished
nuscen.
The great Forepaugh will exhibit on the
lay ward lot east of the reservoir, where
iarnum's discus did last year. The refresh
nent and peanut vendors are already rent
M stands about the place
a fine portrait of Gen. William Wells, by
farouy, procured by tine Burlington Trust
company, is now on exhibition in the store
I Whitney q STANLEY. 1t is a lifeike
picture and is handsomely framed in oak.
DR.. S. T.. Maynard has rendered his res
Gnation as house surgeon at the Mary
Fletcher hospital and DR.. II. Il. Watkins Of
orthamptOn, Mass. who graduated from
be medical college this year succeeds him.
Gen. T. ). Peck and party are expected
o return Saturday from their outing at the
sic Of Shoals ". H. S. Whitcomb, his
on, Charles II. Whitcomb, and Fred Rich
lrdson have also been visitors at the same
esort
Tho fire committee has appointed J. H.
larry manager OF the telephone exchange
superintendent of the city tire alarm system
y place OF George ID. Sherwin, resigned
If. Barry has accepted and assumed charge
tuesday,,
DR.. D. II. Clarke of Lake View Retreat
erecting two story building within easy
ccess Of the main structure. The lower
COR will be done of into billiard, card
nd smoking room and the upper part into
eeping rooms
Tho University class of '9G will include
We mem Oers from s.. Johnsbury academy
nd eight from the town of Rutland, also,
everal students now in Harvard, Cornell
nd Dartmouth are planning to come to the
Y. NJ. next year.
novel electric ian is at work during the
OF weather in a Church street jewery
tore, furnishing a refreshing breeze, while
he industrious trade;man works away. 1t
supplied by a storage battery which will
IN it for "a hours at time.
Alr. Charles Hand, former resident of
colchester, who went West % years ago,
nd is now in the employ Of the Lake
hore railroad, was in the city Monday.
lie bad been visiting his brother-in-law,
Ii. Booth of Essex junction.
Capt. Charles II. Sheldon, republican
andIdete for South Dakota, was q member
the 9th regiment, Vermont infantry, in
which the gallant Capt. r. B. Stearns OF
hs city served. Capt. Stearns remembers
Is comrade Sheldon very well.
Mr., Thomas II. Garfield has presented the
burlington Cadets with fine framed Dor.
RAFT Of his Sou, the late Capt, j. Ii. II.
antield. The portrait has been hung il
be armory, and number of copies are tC
reproduced for friends who wish them.
Tho pipe organ ct St. Paups Church
hlch has been undergoing repairs, is near
''--4i''''NNi' f2ofSl ~ new sblo SlOl nav
on added and also an improved pedal
10 now the largest organ in the State.
III DO used tomorrow for the first time
a party of Burlington society people ar,
the Sunset Hill House, White Mountains
II. Ia it aro Mr. and Mrs Horati,
ickok and family, Mrs. bowers, Mss May
overs, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Turk, Mis-
ielen Turk and Prof. and Mrs. V. G.. Bar
our.
Forest and Stream for July II devote
NO pages 10 Information on the coming
ieoJ Of tbs American Canoe association q
ilIshoro Foint, giving instantaneous view
Indian Buy from eith5r sil9, and also
ne photograph OF Commodore c. "
inne
Two moro green goods men have late
been captured in New York by Postoilict
Inspector anthony Comstoci, through thu
fhcient assistance Of Deputy Marshal Failey
no has been Instrumental in tho ferretin(
ut OF six Of these robbers Mr.. Faiey re
uests that all receiving such circulars for
ard them to him.
1t is learned from good authority that tn,
ew York Central railroad will take pos
ssion and assume the management of DR.