Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-05-12

furnishing good, store. 1t will be fitted up
by contractor Capp before June l. when
possession is given.
Col. II. S. Foster will muster in camp
of Sons OF Veterans at Essex Junction
Thursday evening. Gen. William Wells
camp of this city will exemplify the secret
work. A large delegation of Sons intend to
be present and help usher in the new camp.
j. II. Robinson's household furniture has
arrived from Detroit Mich, and the resi-
dence he is to occupy at the corner OF
Maple and South Willard streets will be
arranged at once for the reception of Mr..
Robinsons family who are still in the West.
John Flahcrty, one of the city employees,
fell backward out of dump cart on ST.
Paul street near tho Express office last
week, striking on the back of his head. lie
received bad shaking up with slight
bruises He was carried to his home on
North Champlain street.
The work of crawling the Rutland divis-
ion Of the Central Vermont railroad, be-
tween this city an Shelburne is being rap
idly pushed Section Foreman Moloy has
30 Italians under him. and in tho past week
over three miles have been ballasted. Sh l.
burne station will he reached by Saturday.
Col. II. S. Foster has decided to call the
next encampment Of the Vermont division,
Sons OF Veterans, at Brandon July 8 and 6.
The delegates will tent out and Col. Foster
will 90 there n few days before the gather
ing to oversee the pitching of the tents and
other arrangements.
The Boxer Engine company has received
an invitation from the NJ. b. Little Engine
and Hose company Of Glens Falls, N V,
to attend and tuGo part in their annual
tournament July t. The members Of the
company are talking the matter over and
NAV decide to accept
nj, i,,,ro,.,,,,,,,.. in nrooro.e rro,, +bo
| bo,eo On tho corrry of south Union and
Mazda .+roots rccontlv purchased h,, w n
| Nci-iuin ,ro ronillv onnroochine, comnle-
,ia,, n,i ,.Lon Gri,L.l il will mal,o nm alo.
CANT home. MIR. McI[illip expects to occu-
ny the house in about a fortnight
Tho out,oo,, irst ,,,,,, for tha to,yir, seo.
,o,, i ~, ,,ortt,,,,I,..,,, b,,ioht There is q
| str,-o in tbo 1oor, f!onrv Orc co,,ronv,s
r,i,,, ond ,l,,,,,, ,,,1 Ian M ora 70 trons,ort
tnr ,.aoI, nr ,,,or., Nvhar tho oro h,,siross
| tr,-. IL otY,o+. -ho hoo+iu,, to +his c,+, i'm.
,,,oi,sol,, tI,o Lco+,,,o, Usually IooI win
l,' ,l. r,.rii,,,rt,, a,,,I ,.at,,,r ,,.t.b orn
- Nar % ''-7
Olilcer JOIN 'OA'e. VIM oea.s on Nu'i cH
Ja,. o"5 ona he ,yas na1,aa ~ head
@ ,'G'ra .,'hs+it,to ,voS dotoiIad n
49, H.. H. 49,, e.i ,,,i,,,
.'I, lIaii,. L.. di.,,,;.ao,, e. liz 49,,
,",'.,,,i l - la 10 do,,oonat o,I ,as
a.,at',,ai a,,,,i.,,, ,,o,ioo,,,,, - tl,a roo,,,
"pP0-'i'l@ &c. I.',' s.a'.
u o
over wv members OIL tne junior Depart
ment ana theIr lady irlehus TOOK IN the out
ing to Queen t!tJ ARK SATURDAY aller
noon a nay pore oahce' MISS Hattie otoh'
as May queen Ioi'o"c" ,ue a'r'na' tnere
1890 ~. no1 l''J ,'",.,a.,' r.a,,s ;st9 80
t,'o'i-,''a'.. ,-.a $4,000 TIa,- ,at'in,od y,
r. 19,''',o,-''
t ir,. - ;,, o.;., ;.;. A.,
s.oa1,,o,, I!ara,r,,,t oha,+ nax+ sat,,rdaH anr
&c., 10 toa+ ,.ii W. ,1,unoa onon 10 ,h,
'4ti sIe ~ ,ai.,
a,'n ,.,ta, ,ho ,.,',11a- NV 800 Iii
'nar ,,otliro. ,,,t hon ran,a Vii ha "a M,
,hat j. w ,ned ,'d L,s e,,on fa,,i,ior ,;r1,
that Car, R,,.hlor viii ro,,or olloy IL =
I,a oho,,,aa
,.9, ,
lhrSe lduIaIof from Iue an teaS nous