Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-25


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Mr. and Mrs l.. G. johnson of Ridge
wood ~ j.. are home on visit. Mr..
johnson has been i'm the employ of the
Citizens Insurance company at 1856 Broad
way New York for the past I'VE years.
Mrs. johnson is a daughter Of II. Il. Wood
bury of the Van Ness House. They are
stopping with his father, Commander II.
l.. Johnson
H. II. Congcr has rented for w. Il. Cra~
ven a shop on Mechanics street to Il. =
Hunter, silver platter, who Will set up an
extensive plant here, run by electric power
from the gorge and employing 30 mem in the
shop and on the road Mr.. Hunter has
rented an Office Of u. A. Brodie on the
third door of his block also through II. r.
Conger
The moonlight excursion given by the
club MontCalm to Providence Island Mon
day evening on the Reindeer was attended
10y about 300 About IS took the first trip
at $50 o'clock and at the landing at $3.50
about 225 boar led the steamer. The opera
house orchestra furnished music for dane
ing on the boat and at Providence Island.
The final landing was made about l a. m.
Miss Marion Garfield, for the past year
secretary of the Cathedral school at Car
den city, Long Island, has been offered
and has accepted the position of secretary
Of OEoutz Ladies' seminary near Phila-
u'Ii'a' ms one " we iei ,,t',
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Miss Emily Canhold returned saturday
morning from Wisconsin, where she has
been engaged the last year az one of the
professors at Grafton Hall. female sem
mary i'm connection with the Cathedral
school at Fond du Lac, under the super
vision OF BiShop GRAFTON. she VIII return
to Fond du Lac and resume her work in
the autumn
The young Burlington people abroad
were all wei and having a good time at
last accounts. Miss Grnnell, Miss Shaw
and Mr. Harry Shaw were I'm London, af-
ter having visited several Of the English
cathedral towns, Tho Misses Halves We're
in Venice and enjoying that strange and
picturesque city. Mr.. George Benedict ar
rived at Antwerp on the 2lst after a
pleasant passage
pr,f II e+orrs Who ,,.os i,i,,rod t.
tbo axrIoeio,, of a bIaet at mo new, aloe
tric light rlant at NIiddleseX Thursday is
still at the Pavilion in Montpelier, not vet
able to be moved to his home in this city
Prof Storrs injured one eve while celc-
brating the Fourth of July when "A boy
and il was at first feared that Thursday 5
accident would result i'm the loss of his
other eve. II is now. believed however
that the sirht is not permanently i'm
paired
chief of policc Dumas received letter
from John Cooper. a detective travelling
with Buffalo Bits Wild West show stating
that he would be here early on the day Of
its exhibition and point out all persons
whom he tbiuks To he in the city for I'M
lavful rlrnoses Tho peopla are warned
against tewelry ueddlers. games of chance.
leaving their doors unlocked during the
street ueradn and CARRYING unnecessarily
large sums Of money on the grounds
nj, ,s.,. .-, 1870. ..,.-.t,,,- 20 +ro
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Winninessukee N ". .Tulv oS to August
4 Several promiHcnt sneakers have been
engaged ia deIiver addresses among
u,born .rc Po,. "a Tuclser 1,resident of
Dort,,o,,.b oollara ,rd senator " i,
(,bordlo, co,.oraI oxcursior. have baon
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n,.o,,i,,, ,,ntai ,a cioso ~ 10 con,nanv'e
.rrofrs ard ordered ~. +raasure, 10 re-
dee,, ~, etocs at nav value navabIo at
Tho \torcbo,ts National borL Tbie com
$50. ,,.or o.o,a,,t,od l., teec TO-, CT roc,
riYl,1i,r r,,,,,osas ana ~ Lort tho duet
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