Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-08-15
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
I3AI2I(E.

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
BARRE.
The Barre Bicycle club has made AZ
addition to it's list of prizes for its race.
on the 2ith in the shape of a diamond val
ued at $50, to be given to the rider making
the fastest mile during the meet. The time
Is to he made with flying start, with OF
without PAGERS, the riders may choose.
Arthur T. George a graduate of Tufts
college in the class of '95, has entered
the employ of City Engineer Currer.
The knights of Pythias will hold their
first annual excursion to Lake Morey
during the encampment of the State
troops, probably on Governors day.
The Barre Rangers foot ball team is ar
ranging for a game with the Mohawks OF
Montreal and will probably play the
Quincy Mass, team here on labor day.
The S. d. Waterman road case which
has been under consideration for just a
year was finally settled Saturday when the
committee appointed by County Court w
a. Lord and Thomas Marvin of Montpelier
and Judge Z. II. Lance of Cabot and city
Engineer Currier laid the road as petit
toned for by Waterman.
The knights of Pythias have arranged
for an excursion to Camp Gov. Woodbury.
on Friday Governors day" The eXCur-
sion will 20 by special train.
As soon as the foundation Of the East
man block is completed the contractor,
Charles Wood. will begin upon - winter
Dou,or fo,. 40 f,old o,,1,i,,, w.. -
pahy at IT'S plant near south Barre. The
boId t iit 90 ia 49, 10
- ro,,r-irr,, ,,t,, -. ~ ~, - '"' i,''''
plying about $50 faucets
Tho funeral of Villa e.. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. 7. Ladd, was held from the
rho fi,no,.oi of I1nraon W.
diod NIo,,aa,, T., +t,a -o+h 49,, " w
was held From, bic lota bc,,,a ~, r,l' g -.
Nil vodnosIs,. af.or,'o,,l Dn.. W. DnoHIeS
vnnnort tto 3to,,'o,i.' w. '" ~ "a
Mr. so,1las 81 tt,l az,
il,., 80 aS O'0 " slie oiueSt Cuu ell
r,,ro pa 'l,. go anu ioui O. Ihe bearers
intcrn,ent ,,a, - N,n,,+Ya,ia 0'"0'' io
Ruel f'a,,,, bas ,',,.ahasnd ,,a,e
oct in thn s+oni, ,'d h,,st,,, a i'tel I'i'II
Hale and thn sa,,,e s.,,i he oa,, ., va ~
dor tho firr,, 49,, ot - II III u'I-
Tho rarrn Dta,.l,,,9 ,,1,,. t,oi li'i, I" -
feature ror its ,ao, - 49, 01u'i " new
on C;roon ,to,r,+atr, DIT g', W 10 ,''i"
81 in Two fo,,,, 20 1,iiI,' Va .-uS aug;
ma racbi,to d,.,,, -, Lta,.ai 'SiO44 an"
rbo po,.,i = oi 1., +" ~ W.
tic Au,r,,t.+ l.t | Iol'i9
park Tridav otd ea+,,,io, , saIn
udS inc LOU, Z.3i ana 2:3O classes will he
and n.t0 cia,sas ,rt,a,, ~ minute
.+i O'''''VS' lHeiG ~ soou INST OF
-i'-H II ~ EN-
me Good Templars held the installation
OF oihcerS for the coming six months
W edncs1ay evening Aug. at their rooms.
The officers appointed at that time were:
Chaplain. Miss Florence Rohinsor. oseist
ant secretary Jeor Mcdonald. ,r,,1,.1 va,
Adams; sentinel. May Noyes
SlX carloads of granite was shipped
Thursday by the C, II. Stone co ia Dos
Moines, Iowa. There we're in the cargo
two special stones and one Weighing 20
tons the largest ever gotten out by the
State President Osgood and Secretary
Towner met the local committee
in Burlington Wednesday to perfect
some plans for the State Christian En-
deaVor convention which is to be hold Son
TENDER II and Is at Burlinrton Miss Mar
win, the State superintendent Of iunior
work is making elaborate preparations
for her part of the programme and if is
expected that il viii be ono 90 ~. itt
parts of the convention ,rha con,.artio,l
will be held in Arrnor,, hon Di,Iiaont 80
forts are being made 10 to+ NJ ~
Moody TO attend the convention and s,aoi
George White found q ro,.a ia t-r,ttl,i
States ponnv tho otbar da,, Ii1d .ts
AS neor as co,,Id ho w. ,ao o,te
tho da+o ,,.o. 30. 80 i" NC Hl''"e ouI
O d CIari, n,ot ,,,,.,, .,..,.,
cidcnt NJ HE borro la.t l NY ainiuI ac-
He had heen ,laonir-, - 10y tstIIlns'
Zinc who, - aa,, % WIN ueHe
caught t-e f,,or, = 1ir,b,o ~ SuuueHiS
he held In ,is ba,d u i ,r. 'Gn VIM"
IN ua+or a aoI,, ~ us "ai"S Iu-
palms were ouifo badI,. b,rnn1 W. IIo ,ii'