Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-24
BURLINGTON.

Col. B. b. Smalley left Sunday evening
for Washington on weeks trip.
Capt. II. b. Arms, who has been danger
ously sick for few weeks, continues
about the same
Mr.. and Mrs. Hervey s. Morgan are re-
ceivins congratulations over the birth OF a
nine pound girl.
2. G. Casey Of Bristol has secured posi-
ton with Leo ~ McAuslan and commenced
his duties Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Hooker of Corn
wall are in this CITY visiting their daughter,
Mrs. II. W. Drake.
Mrs. Lewis MUIR received on Saturday
the sad intelligence of the death OF hsr
mother in Germany.
George H. Holden started Monday
morning OH a two weeks trip to New York
and other points South.
Alderman Elias Lyman, wife and family
went to New York Sunday evening on the
express to spend a week.
Miss Matte Johonnott returned Saturday
evening from i've weeks visit In Bos-
ton and Winchester, Mass.
Il. Il. Carkson has leased the residence
OF George w. Lowrey on Clark street and
will occupy IL after April 10.
Mrs E. B. Bailey has gone to Potsdam,
N. Y, to spend three weeks with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Baldwin
There has been hung In the Ethans' par
lors fine orayon portrait, copied from a
photograph OF the late A. G. Strong.
The mock trial to be given by the High
school lycsum will take place the FIRST We'd
nesday afternoon OF the coming term.
man who drove here yesterday from
Isle La Motto said that the ice in that part
OF the lake was in first class condition.
Miss Julia Harrington of Cabot, who has
been spending fsw weeks in tho city, the
guest Of !. G. Burnham and wife, returned
Saturday.
Mrs. John Prince OF West Randolph, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. =. NJ.
Flint for the past two weeks, returned
home Monday.
henry Chamherlin, the veteran conduc-
tor, has resumed his run on the Central
division of the Central Vermont railroad
after few weeks Illness.
L. G. Bass of Boston, secretary of the
American Spool and Bobbin company, las
leased the residence Of DR.. Webb at Oak
Ledge for summer home
Aspirants are cropping out thick and fast
for the several city offices. There are a few
democratic applicants and the newly elected
aldermen are In great demand.
The Young Woman's Christian Temper
ence union is now preparing the programme
for an entertai nment, 1.-The cnime of bells, -
that will be given at an early day.
shoriR Reeves went Saturday to Char
lotto TO sell at auction the personal property
OF the late Joseph Barton. The sheriff act.
ed as auctIonser, aud the property sold
well.
W. B. McKiliip is taking down the wood
en- ell Of the Durham house on the corner OF
Iuion and Maple streets, recently purchased
ry him, and will replace it with one made
oil BRICK
q. II. Smalley suffered a fa! few DAYS
ago that caused u quite serious nervou,
stock, and he has been confined TO the house
since. He expects to be able to be ouL in O
day or 50.
2 L. Germain Of Joaesville, who has
been attending the burlington Business col
lege, has secured a position with Besse,
Carpenter q Co., of Spring field, and lett to
assume tue place.
Saturdays storm furnished little more
sugar snow, and made very fair sleig hug,
but it las not sufficient for coasting which
sport, snys the burlington Coasting club, is
finished for this season.
July is Dominion day and the railroad
company has asked the State Eiremen's as.
socldton to again change tbs dates Of their
annual tournament, which will be done.
June - aud "a have been suggested
Henry W. Tewksbury of West Randolph
who stopped in the city Thursday nj. MT, Lu.
treveed just II, 999 miles since November
10, when no Logan filling his lecture engage
nents. he has been in several States
Col. H. 5 Foster states that last veal
there were more new camps OF the Sons o
Veterans formed during the two months o
April and May than in any other months
lie thinks the same may be true this year
h. F. Browneil has leased Howard ParI
for year. He wiu reside in the farm
house at Oak Ledge and will keep his striua
OF horses In the large stables there lie vii
handle several trotters for L. c. Bass O!
Boston.
MIR. G. p Tuttle's four-year old son. VIII,
fell back wards from a grocers wagon Fri
day afternoon, striking on his head and re
ceiVing such severe injuries that his life wa
for tina almost despaired OF, is now i'm
proving.
1t is intended to remove tho brick from
the present Pine street school building. noy
the structure back on to tho play ground
and use 1t for school purposes until the uey
building Is completed. Work was beguI
Friday.
The republican city caucus to elect dolo
gates to the State and district convention
will be held at the City Hall on Frida
evening.
Misses Jessie and Stella Chase went Mon
day to bennington to attend the wedding o
Charles w. Cady OF Williston and Mis-
Bessie Mosher OF Bennington. They vii
then visit Troy and Albany before return
ing home.
W. B. McKillip sold Saturday the prop
erty of Eugene Goodrich, No. 2 Colcheste
avenue, to Elias Lyman, for $1,000. II
also sold the premises on the corner of Pin
and Cherry streets belonging to Mary a
Goodrich, for 10000
A. g. hingsland and family went Monda
to Hartford, Conn. Mrs. Kingsland aud so
VIII return to Burlington in about tw
weeks Tho length OF Mr.. Kinglsnd's sta
will be determined by the condition Of hi
health, which he is slowly regaining.
II is expected that the Pine street schot