Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-18

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and Williston met i'm G. A. II. Hall Tues |
day evening and organized the Essex Ri
cycle club, the officers elected being: Pre@-
dent, James H. Burke; Vice president,
Hal Hopkins; secretary, w. S. Teachout;
treasurer, Edward S. Lunt. A committee
on bylaws was elected and are to report
in one week, at the next meeting; also a
race committee to prepare for the coming
bicycle meet here August 3.-Mr. and Mrs.
f. l.. Nichols leave this morning for an
outing in Grand tsle.-Charlcs NJ. Bates,
Junior member Of the firm of Read &
Bates, is reported quite sick.During Con
ductor Shanloys absence Cornelius VIVA
len has charge of the shifting gang.-Shcr-
man j.. Allen of this PLACE has accepted
the position of head reporter on the Bur
lngton Daily News.--Miss Belle MCken-
zie, accompanied by Hazel and Donald
ArklcY, left here Wednesday for her home
in Inverness L. Q. She intends 10 remain
four weeks.-Mnre H. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George :. Eastman, was united
In marriage to Richard Diebold of West
Medford, Mass. at IL m. Wednesday, at
the residence Of her grandmother, Mrs. G..
NJ. Seaton, on Church street, Rev. Thco-
dorc y. Bacon performing the ceremony
In the afternoon lunch was served by
Caterer Coon Of burlington to the immodi-
ate friends and relatives Of the family
Mr. and Mrs, Diebold took the evening
train for the Adirondacks returning TO
by the way Of New York city where they
will be at home to their friends and ac-
quaintances after September lit Is
very gratifying and significant fact Tor
the citizens Of the village to know that
their grand list for the current year is 500
in excess of that of 1@i-Maudc BashIw
is compositor at the Eagle ofce.-F. II.
Parker and John Mckenzie went to Nor
rsvlle Tuesday to begin the erection Of
some now buildings at that place-M.
Malloy. the Well-known bicycle rider is
incapactatod from work. and his place is
being supplied by Charles Campbell.
SHELBURNE.
The building OF Catholic church in this
| village is an assured fact Our citizens
/ without regard to creed are responding
literally towards its construction and
about $500 has already been pledged, $1,000
of it being given by DIR. and Mrs. Webb.
800 by eN-Gov. Barstow and 500 by Mr.
H. 0eer. The plans are about completed
for building to seat about 10 people and
to cost $4,000. 1t is expected to commence
the construction of the edincc next month
and havo it enclosed before winter.-Mrs
Clara II. Chaffee. the oldest person in tins
town, passed her 90th birthday Thursday.
Mrs. Chaffee is a pcnsioner of he war of
4 1872, her husband, who was the father of
the late \. r. Chaffee Of Montreal ans
formerly of Burlington having been a
soldier in that war She is quite bright
for one of her great age and is nicely cared
for bv her niece Mrs Sarah n. Maeck-C
p Van Nliet and wife visited friends in
Jericho Tuesday and Wednesday, Of last
week.-farmers are taking advantage Of
this fine Weather for hayinE.L. G. Ray,
manager of Col. Cannous farms, has fin
ished ami Manager Taylor has a large
force Of men on Shelburne farms. From
eight to 10 machines are kept moving all
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