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

CITY AND VlClNI !
The Buffalo Bill show will appear at
Howard Park.
Mr. and Mrs c. NJ. Spaulding went to
Cedar Beach Thursday.
Frank z. Lord and family are at Cedar
.Boach for a few weeks.
Hon. r. r. Clark of Red oak Iowa. is
Visiting friends in the city.
Gen. and Mrs. w. w. Henry are occupy
Gng their cottage at Cedar Beach
Mrs. Julia II. Spear started for Califor-
!nia Monday accompanied by Julia Pease'
The weaving department of the Curling
ton cotton mills is shut down Tor a lew
days.
The postofice is to be fitted up this week
with screens for all the windows and
doors.
Mrs. r. A. Wheelock and Miss Jennie
matthews went to Old orchard Beach
Iyhursday.
The opera house is being cleaned and
painted, preparatory TO the opening oi
the season, August il.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Kelley are re,
icoiving CONGRATULATIONS over the arrival
of a son, born Tuesday
The city has sold to the town of Essex
the Ethan Allen engine and hose cart
They were shipped Monday
Joseph Fagga was arrested by Officer
.Cosgrove Sunday for intoXication ana
committed to the county Jail
Mr.. and Mrs L. w. Parkhll left yes
terday morning for Block Island, Whefe
I they will spend their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. I. Cole have returned
home after spending a few days at Deer
Point with a. 5. Hull and wife.
Mrs. Henry Chamhorlin and daughter
Miss Helen, returned Saturday from an
extended Western trip to Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Burnham have re-
turned from Rochester, n. V, where
they have been spending week
Mrs. II. L. Percival of Butler, Missouri,
arrived in the city Thursday to visit her
Rparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Spaulding.
over 200 feet of pipe have been laid ir
repairnE the damage done to the water
maln on South Willard street during the
thunder storm Saturday.
Conductor Bates is running the mai
train while Conductor Phipps has Vaca
ton and Conductor Stanley is taxing MT
Bates place on the branch.
The marriage of Miss Jessie Benedict
and j. II. Middlebrook will take place
July ~, followed ny d ItCtlNlOll ''N 'iA'
brides home from TO $50 p. m
Miss Lottie Williams has resigned hel
pcsition as cashier at Mosley & Bgelow'!
and will be succeeded by Miss McGaugnan
formerly with the Blue store
Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Nicholson and Miss
Nicholson left for Nantucket yesterday
by way of New York. They will spenc
four or five weeks at the beach.
&c 7,
Ing at Deer Point, has caught $50 perch
besides a large number of pike and othe
fish during the last three weeks.
Col. and Mrs. e. H. Powell and Mis-
Powell who sailed for Europe from Nev
York July on the state of California
arrived safely at Glasgow, Monday.
ATbucfIe & co. have bought of A. D
Pease his property on Champlain street
adjoining their candy factory on the south
and Will remodel it into a storehouse
Lyman Allen is meeting with marke
SUCCESS in his work in the Boston Cit
Hospital, where he has an opportunity t
study more than 80 surgical cases a day.
f. p Shaw has sold for Florence II
Englesby, her house and lot on Colcheste
avenue to Oscar Phipps. Mr. Phipps eX
poets to improve the property very mater
tally.
The First church will be closed for thre
weeks. the congregation meeting wit
the College street church. During thi
time the church will be thorough
cleaned.
John Avling and family went to Ceda
Beach Saturday night to occupy the d
johnson cottage for a couple of week
Miss Fannie Ayling of Albany, n. Y. wi
be their guest.
r D. Abernethy and w G. Isham lei
Monday evening for Boston where they wi
take passage for the round trip voyage
Halifax and other points In Nova Scott
and New brunswick.
The steamship Columbia, on which II
Richardson party of this city are passcl
gers, passed Scilly, at the entrance {
the English channel on Saturday, on he
way to Hamburg.
The Lang & Goodhue company have jun
finished n pulley six feet IN diameter M
three feet face. This will be used on II
main shaft at j. r. Booths new mill. TT
casting weighed 5000 pounds.
Sunday was Dr. w. w. Grimths la!
Sunday with the choir Of the First churcl
He left Monday for his home in Pawle
and in the autumn expects to take pos
graduate course in New York.
AS W. V. Smith was riding his bicyc
UP Champlain street the other evening ;
a high rate of speed he struck hole an
was thrown off his wheel hruising h
arm and knee and injuring him internal
Henry c. Smith has bought of NJ
Clark of New York, who is spending Il
summer with his wife at Essex, N. y
handsome pair of matched bay cob
They are fine drivers and very stylish
appearance.
Miss III. A. Derby a guest at the Va
Ness House, took a header while coastir
down Maple street on a bicycle Monds
morning. She was picked up unconsciol
and taken to the hotel. No serious resul
are apprehended.
A party of 1870 Christian Endeavore
from the Boston convention came to Blu
lington from the White Mountains al
were rendered reception at the Y. M
A. building by members of local societie
last evening The party leaves for Ne
York to-day.
The annual excursion of the Cathol
Young Mems Union to Fort Frederi,
"wednesday was attended by about 45O ne
pie. or this number 800 went on the Ve