Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-12-01

| public schools Is instructing q class of so at
the to- n hul! in Williston, the first NEE tin z
being held last Friday evening. He will
oso organize a class ut Charlotte next
| Thursday evening and will give 1t weekly
tutorngo il@ has had requests from many
of Wiuooek's leading singers to start class
there but the work he has in hand VIII prob-
ably not permit it,
Work on the breakwater at Rouses Point
has been suspended Tor the season, and f.
NJ Barstow, who has been engaged thors
| during tho fall returned Monday evening to
| Burlington, accompanied by Mrs. Barstow.
TO assist Ma jor Adams in closing up the at
fairs of the government office here prepar-
atory to turning he work over to his sue
cessor, Captain Lee. Major Adams expects
to leave fer his new post at Detroit two
weeks from last Monday.
Trof. James II. Wheeler and Mrs.
Wheeler left Monday for New York and
sail Tuesday by the North German LioVd
steamer En-, for Naples on their wey to
Athens Greece. where Irof. Wnea,er viii
be engaged n the American SCHOOL OF clus-
steal studies for the next ELK months. They
expect to return next summer when Prof.
" heller viii resume his chair in the Uni
vers,ty.
DR.. and Mrs. Webb accompanied by a
party of y Row Workers, who are visiting
them at She burne Farms raised through
the city by special train at O'Clock Mon
day afternoon bound for Montreal on a
pleasure trip. They will make only q short
stay oi day or SO. The Tram consisted of
the pony engine st. Lawrence and DR..
NeLb's two private cars. Conductor Has
SOFT was in charge VITA Engineer Stack.
DR.. Webb's fsvorite, at tho trotue.
The c. A. HihbarI Boot aud Shoo COM
pany has leased the large hall adjoining ito
factory and until lntaiy the home OF tho
City Mission and III being prepared for
occupancy. Their present quarters have
been inadequate for toeir large and growing
business for some ,itne and the removal OF
the City Misc on 70 the Nichols house fur
nishsd tina iirm an opportunity to enlarge
its capacity, which was taken advantage Of
lmmVdiate'y.
Capt. Stewart of next years. University
bail tossers WI begin raining tho candl-
dates in thu caee the first OF the year. The
new material VIII tbsn have chance TO
develop before tie time for the selection of
the nine. Capt, Stewart confidently ex-
pects that tia tenn VIH DO stronger than
ever. Another effort will be made to az
.
mouths 70 CoDuor's Grav 81, aud it is high
y probable il VIII he accomplished.
The street department folled tree at tho
corner OF Archibald street ind North Wi
nooski avenue, Saturday morning and in
its course Of descent to he ground 1t broke
tbs fire alarm wires, and crossed the tele-
phone wires which were swsyud against the
fro alarm vires by tho wind, thereby ring
ing The fire bells some rs minutes The lire
companies turned out in double quick order
but w1ro warned Of the false elatm by
Chicf Engineer IerL.ng and assistants be-
fora going far.
While j. j. McCabs aud another young
man, who wore out driving Thursday after
noQu, were rounding the corner of Church
and Pearl streets at fast clip wheel
caught in the horse railway track, over
turning them and bresEiug Tie forward
axle, This allowed tue axle To d. % upon
the horses hesl., aid he rau down Fearl
street, beng stopped near CosRriT y Mc.
GT6th's. McCaba and his fellow pusssnger
were thrown out, the former receiving d
bad cut over tho eye. The wagon was a.
most tutel wreck and the animal limped
from cut in the hind leg, The team was
owned by John Ready.