Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-06-07

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| conference closed Friday afternoon after
successful and profitable two days meeting.
George r. Marshall closed his connection
with the Central Vermont railroad as ticket
agent for Middlebury, position which he
has acceptably filed for several years, but
resigned some time ago, May 81. His sue
| cessor has not yet been appointed, or at any
rate has not appeared in the office. George
| Beatty is attending to the business and many
people have expressed tho hope that he
would be the new agent
| Col. +. y. Mussey Washington cores
| pondent of the Cincinnati Commercial, who
! has been i'll in Washington for several
weeks, arrived in town Saturday evening,
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. F. p. Rus
sell, who had been there for the past three
weeks helping to care for him. Dr. Russell
went to Washington Thursday night and
returned with the party Z.
| Il. Palmer of Bristol began the work OF re-
construction of the Dyer brick block Monday.
The log drivers on the New Haven river
find it impossible TO get their run down to
the mill, and have returned to town.
College Notes.
The following is the programme of the
| oath commencement:
Sunday, juno 24-10:45 a. m. baccalau-
reate discourse by the presidents 8 p. m,
anniversary of the college Y. NJ. c. A., ad-
dress by Rev. Rufus Flagg, D. D., president
of Ripon college, Wis, class of 80.
Alumni day Tuesday, June 26-1O a. m. q,
Preliminary meeting Of the associated al
umni at the college chapel; II n. m, ad-
tiono1 church Inv Row Henry Wsrtvn todd
n n ~ Clevoiand q class of ,1o. moan
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Dunton post, Sons of Veterans
Ladies' Aid and citizens generally
going to New Haven in the forenoon and
participating in the exercises there, return
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ed.-In the civil suit between Elmer Blu
and Peter Bull judgment was rendered i
favor of the latter. Owing to several case