Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-08
HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.
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Miss Grace johnson IL making her aunt
IN Waterbury a short visit.
The urinary and intermediate grades Of
the public schools close Friday next.
Bishop DeGoesbriand is expected home
tho latter part OF this month. lie i, now in
Rome
Peter Collins OF San Francisco Is in the
city visiting friends after an absence of 25
years.
Mrs. A. W. johnson and daughter have
gone to Jericho to remain during the warm
months.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Nj. spaulding returned
Monday from a four weeks trip through
the West.
The Lake Wow House at Ausable Chnsm
aud the chnsm itself were opened for the
season Monday.
The u. Y. Ms. defeated the Torontos at
Athletic Park Wednesday of last week by
Icore Of 10 to 2.
T. A. 1sbem, registery clerk at the post
office, is able to be on the street after
months sickness.
Miss Helen Turk, who has been spending
,hree months at the Art league in New
} ork, has returned.
Mrs Bertha stookwell OF Denver, COL,
utlS uiIlfeu III lONu, uuo L ucsG VI hSA Aaluoi
Mr.. D. l.. Thompson.
Several of the first year student, at the
Medical college are leaving to accept posi-
ons in hospitals during the vacation.
Or. A. 2. Grinnell hiss gone to the yell
lowstone Park to meet DR.. Webb and party
and will lie DR.. Webb's guest until June Is.
Twenty four stained glass windows, the
gft OF Mr.. William LOOMS of New York,
have just been put into the Unitarian
,burch,
Mrs. Edward p Hatch of New York,
who visits Burlington each summer, has
been seriously i'll but il report is correct
she is improving.
Edward Wells, wife and daughter and
Mrs. {. +. Wheeler took the limited ex-
press Tuesday evening for Chicago going
via Montreal.
Dr. W. Is. Lund and wife and Miss
Hutchinson left on the mail train Thur sday
afternoon for Chicago to see the great Co.
lumbian exposition.
c. I. Grover purchased Saturday through
The agency Of j. }. Flynn, the residence Of
NJ. Barnes on Lafayette Place. The con-
b!deration was $ 1000.
A. D. Morse, station agent Tor the Con-
.ral Vermont railroad at Salisbury, has re-
nguei. lie has been in the service of the
company about 10 years.
Mr.. II. l.. Palmer will continue to drive
his stage between Burlington and Hines
6urgh every week day, as formerly, whether
lie carries the mail or not.
The many friends in this city OF Mrs ".
L. Allen of Bristol will be pleased to learn
hat her daughter, Kathleen, is GONZALES
cling from q serious illness.
Invitations have been issued for a must
reIe at Bishop Hopkins Hall tonight
and for reception by Rev. and Mrs. l.. ii.
Hardy next Tuesday evening.
Z. F. Brownel shipped his famous stall
lion Alexander to Montreal Saturday night
Alexander is entered in the 2:22 class at the
race meeting to lie held there this week.
The remains OF Mrs. c. S. Kinsley, a
former resident of this city, were brought
here en- the j:@j O'Clock train Tuesday after
noon for interment at Lake View cemetery
a. G. Peirce, A. l.. Barrows j. Lafayette
Barstow ami 7. j. Enrisht left Wednesday
afternoon for Lake Edwards, 7. G., ia
Forlte trout lake, to spend a week or more
angling.
Mrs T. G. Fletcher returned Tuesday
from ST. Johnsbury, where she was called
by the illness OF her mother. She Yves &C
compunied home by her mother, who is con-
Talesciug.
Mr.. and Mrs s. N. Flint gave party to
several young ladies and gentlemen We'd
nesday evening. Various games furnished
pleasant Amusement. Light Refreshments
we're served.
The Board OF Fire Engineers have issued
new running cards to the fire companies.
Hereafter ali the companies, with the ex-
cepton Of the Spears and Towards, will re
Ipond to all alerms.
4 few changes in the running time of the
trains went into effect Sunday. The New
\ ork sleeper is now due at 4;30 a. IN. ; the
dyer north at 6:3j p. M, and the mixed
train south leaves at h:40 p. m.
farmer and fruit grower Of Shelburne
Iuggests that it would be well if there were
barrel factory at the Addition. \ great
many farmers south OF here cannot get
their wants supplied here in this line.
II. Merrihew of this city came Off the
steamer Chateaugay Thursday afternoon,
with the largest catch of trout of the season,
having 2G 1-2 pounds He caught the speck
ed fish IN Clinton county, New York.
G. NJ. Delaney OF this city has taken the
contract to build half mile track in Bran
don aud already has several teams blowing
5O shoyelers and 20 carts hauling dirt. The
rack is to be finished by September l.
Word comes from DR.. +. t. Miller oil
ibis city that he has finished his post-gradu
ate course at Berlin and has gone to Rome
lie will travel about quite extensively or
.he continent and England before sailing
.or home.
The winding stairs in the City Hall are
thing of the past. Tbs north stairway wa
taken out in making the committee room
and the south stairway is being changed tC
Two flights of stairs with broad landing
midway.
Miss Matte Wheeler of New York, WHO
has been in the city for few days past
calling On her friends, went Tuesday t,
Mlddlebury, where she intends making
mort stay and then 60 to her home a
Crown Point n. y.
Probably never before were there so many
Intiqueted cars in use on the railroads
throughout the country as there are tni
summer. In anticipation Of largo world
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