Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-07

The annual summer mail service no.
tween burlington and Cedar Beach will
Dc resumed to-day, mail leaving this city
on IN" Chhtcausay at J:G0 y. IN. and re-
turning at ? a. IN. Mail matter should be
addressed Cedar Beach, burlington, VT"
Mr.. j. Frank Tabor and Miss Katherine
\. Thomas were married at No &c North
WinoosEi avenue last evening ly Rev. G.
)" llai|. Miss Sadie Smith WAS the brides
maid. The parlor was prcttly decorated
with palms and flowers and the stars and
stripes.
MIR. and Mrs. George A Han have is
sued invitations to the marriage of their
daughter Frances to Dr. Sam Sparhawk
at the Unitarian church Tuesday after
noon, July ~, at I o'clock They will he
at home after September Is at ~ St. Paul
street.
ST. Josoph's Court, Catholic order Of
Forcstcrs. had an excursion on the stcam-
or Reindeer To Providence Island Mon
day. The boat made two trips leaving
a, $50 a. IN. with about 900 people and
returning TO so out again at 1880 with
nearly 200 more.
y railroad excursion of about 81 people
from the burlington and I.umoillc division
came to this city AT 10 o'clock Thursday
morning and went via the steamer Rein
deer 10 Nergennes. The boat returned at
about ) O'Clock ana the eXCursionists
boarded the cars for the return trip.
The business at the postoncc for the
fiscal year ending June 30 amounted to
H'1,i9f1 -, showing an increase over the
hnsincgs of the fiscal year of 1891 of 81,
N3l.25. The years business is the largest
in the history If tho Office" and it furnish
cs fresh argument for the erection of a
new federal building in Burlington.
Mrs Erin Hinkloyo of Rutland died Thurs
day morning about o'clock at the
Fanny Allen hospital thea age Of 80
years. Tho deceased Is survived by a
husband ana two children. Tho remains
were sent to Rutland that night Mrs
ilinlilcy was the daughter Of capt. VIII
liam Cronan, formerly Of this city
Other cities besides Burlington would
have been glad of an opportunity to enter
tain the Carleton Rifles Of ottawa July t.
While arrangements were being made for
the orgauiZaton to come to this city, the
merchants Of Ogdensburg, \. Y, secured
pledges amounting TO $1,000 for the enter
tanment Of the Rifles there If they would
accept an invitation,
Among the Ncrmonters honorcd with
college degrees this year, Rev. Lewis
Francis of brooklyn, =. Y, has received
the degree Of u. D. from Rutgers college
lie is a graduate of the unIvcrsit" of Yer
mont, formerly resided in Burlington and
mas been for more than % years pastor Of
the Kent Avenue Reformed church in
Brooklyn,
| Later reports give the name OF the
young lady, who was drowned at Iiign-
gttc Springs Friday as Miss Anne Julian.
Miss Julian came from Montreal on the
excursion and is Of Welsh descent. Her
sister arrived at lIighgatc Saturday oven-
ms and the remains were IN such condi-
ton that it was expected they would lie
buried there,
An excursion of nearly Gao people from
Grace church of Albany, n. Y, came by
rail to Ticonderoga Thursday, whore they
, were met by the steamer Chateaugay
which brought them to this city, arriving
at 1880 The time until . O'Clock was
spent in sightseeing ana the party went
AT that hour to Port Kent, where cars
were waiting to take them homo,
/ At a meeting of the stockholders of the
! Burlington Gas Light company Mon
day the following directors were elect
Cd T.. y. Smalcy, f. H. Wells A, e.
/ PIERCE, t. y, Woodbury. and Il. G. Sew
crson The directors reelected the officers
| as follows: President, Is. b. Smalley:
vice president, A. G. PIERCE; secretary and
rcasuror Il, II, Parker; superintendent,
! +. II, Parker
Patrick j, Cosgroye has secured the SER
| vices Of Y, A. Bullard Of this city and
| Dillingham;, lusc & Rowland of Mont
pclicr as counsel in the chief of police