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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

JOHN IL OK AZ = ESIA I Z.
STATE OF VERMONT, : Tie Hoao able the
DISTRICT FcaTESDES S. i-ri .f O., h ,,e ey en-
Tc the heirs and all person, Interested in the estate
Of John "A. Gray l4.e Of tu-iilstou. in said
District. deceased
GRsEuSG-
w HEBEAS application hath been made L.
W this Court in writiu- hy tAe -cuiuIstratu r
Of sai1 es.2te, praying for j etse and
deceased iuc'u ing he regers ou o. the wild
owls dover the-tn, f5r the ~ mint Of dent, AMI
charges Of adm nIs-rioa, ana ettiu- forta there a
the amount o. debts due 1 Ire =al1 csctasi o. the
cha-=es If sduiuis'rsnau, the amount of personal
Is ate, suc situation o. the zeal rsrtte-s1 real
estate c1usis : # quarter afre LOIS yer NcTth
Bend -. 10 said Eurl u-tun
Nhereup0n the said CONT appointed ard As
signed the I'd tdy Of uua-V. A. ID. l--3 al the Pro
bate Court Rooms. Ia ssd st.i,t. 81 hear and DC
eide upon said application, ana pet,ti1n and or red
public notice thereof be given -1 al DER INFER
ested therein, oy publ shinz d order, o. Their
with the time and place o. s1r NJ three Weehs
successively in the Burlington FREz Press, news
paper which circulltss IN the neihoorAold II n 50
persons interested s ri estate. all shich puoll
cations shall be previous 20 the day a.si-ue1 foI
hearing.
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified 70 appear he
fore said Court, AZ the cime and pa a-sis ed then
and there In sac Court, 20 ma-e yaur isctiuLs o.
the granting such ic-use u Gu see CaUs
Given undcrm nv haud.at the Probate Court Rooms.
27w5w T E. WALES, Judge
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

The next semi-snnual meeting of the Chitten-
lsn County Teachers Association will be held
ii Milton, January 26th and 9th.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29
WHITE STREET CHURCH.

The children Of the White Street Congrega-
tional Sunday School had invited the children
from the Home for Destitute Children to $
Christmas festival at the church pSrlors, ard
by five O'Clock the rooms were crowded with
children and their parents. The walls we're
trimmed with evergreeus, and in the centre Of
the rear room stood a fine Christmas tree, hear
ing the gifts which tie Sunday School children
had prepared for their guests. 4 stout 4" SAINTS
Claus also appeared before the evening Wac
over, with large distended pockets, from which
great handfus of popped corn came out for all
the good children, snd cracks Of the large whip
be bore kept ali the bsd ones away. The chill
dren of the Home sang Christmas carol, Mr..
F. G. Coggin leading. a bOuntiful supper was
provided, and the children sll had an up
roarious time 1t was a very charitable and
pleasingly executed idea. and both the young
hosts and their guests will remember the occasion
with pleasure.
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0eW Advertisements.

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vi Meuhers Of the Fra'errlt- as agents for two 20
the most valuable ard salsble Masonic +crks ever
uu'lishs1 rare chance Send for circular VI W
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Temple Rui NJ "a Broadway, New York.
Dec . -d3tSNtr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

By Telegraph
sew York Money and stock Market
NEW YoRK, Dec. q.
MONEY The demand for mono, was very sharp
early in the DAY, and the market Wss an % str.u-
gent, gov rnnenJ bond dealers were supplied az Z
per cent c1rreucy 20 per gold, but stock bro
kers ha1 10 pay az 10 per diem TO have stocks
turned durng thu Al eruoln there was relaxati1n
Ia the ST ingeu-y, and dealings the street. ranged
from per DAY 10 per cent PEI anuum, and WIKI
the closing OF bus ness ~ l3- trlme business rates
nomintlly at lt0lk per cent. At the treasury to-
day -479' three per cent certificates pr s-nted
iOr pay ment he treasury has pad 81 5 65I eOJ
gold, aud 8 200 currency on acc0unt OF January
interest. and 5000 10 gold in redemption OF ~
honi'. The assistant treasurer was enabled 70 buy
only s2il55o GOV rond- at par In gold.
sTEHLIN1 t&CHANGE DAN At lJgalo9s.
GOLD firm At TO- ,salt-i. Loans were made at
: per cent god TO an per cent. Cle4raaess ssi,-
GOVERNMENTS s,-on. ard hi-Ae- wiki an in
cressing dem ami r. III investors
STATE BONDS weaker.
srOCAS hsAy, and lover, AZ noon the decline
rang NJ from % per cent Many short contracts
we're closed upon the adva>cs Of yesterday an the
market without this sustaining Influence a
numter Of parties long Of stocks having sold out,
prefrrins % oc'ept the present. inviting profits
ther than q wait for the January Use.
The follow NJ are tae closing Quotations.
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50 coup. Of 61..-..lp9s DO. l-67 rec. JuIy.ll5i
I. s. ts ~ clr'5i- loss Do I- re-. JIly...llJl
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Currency e's----.--..liii
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~ Union ioi 90 .-.--fsi Sill IS. tg1i--...--5It
"a cEsii rer..,.--..-- - % pref .........7-.
rGc-c ha-l---.---.- 81, '.cda . s'aaasE.-.-.6si
Boston Wafer f....--.41 %. .rei. .-..-. sl4
tcania, 1-p-e-a------9 for- H-vle * div 81
Wells. t-r-o b r.-..-i5 Z 7. A.. d.
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PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT

We desire to engage few more Agents to sell the
World Renowned approved BUCh Ef T. SEW
ING MACHINE. at = liberia salary or on
Commission. AHorse and Wagon given TO ents.
Full particulars furnished app ica'ion. Address
w. A kNDERS0N a 60 General Agents,
CLEvELssD. Ohio. s.. LOUIS, Mo.
Dec 2T-fdkuiw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

The ran Of Saturday night did much damage
to the track Of he Vermont Central railroad,
south Of Rutland The night express train for
the east WAS delayed some time by the washing
out Of = cuvert some two miles from Rutland,
but the track was temporarily repaired with
timbers. and the train passed over the culyert
This necessarily detained the train from the east.
which had before suffered detention when q short
distance out from Bellows Falls, by breaksge
in some part Of the engine, and compelled to
return to that place. snd it finally arrived at
Rutlaad at 80 O'Clock Sunday morning At
half past eight the train started for the north
but between Rutland and Sutherland Falls ran
INTO an empty freight car, completely denolish-
iag it, and somewhat iujnring the engine. The
main finally reached here about one P. m.
slndsy.
PaEsESrArov.-DAn R. Bracken, for many
Years the faithful and competent foreman Of DR.. B.
Nichols machine shop, was on Saturday last,
presented with beautiful ice pitcher and goblets.
Mr. F. G. Coggin presented the pitcher on be-
half Of the employer and employees, in neat
little speech, saying that it was slight token of
the respect and esteem in which Mr. Brscken wss
held by all connected with the establishment.
Mr. Brscken responded briefly, thanking the
" boys - for their liberal donation. The pitcher
viii is an elegant affair, IS valued at $40, and
was purchased at the jewelry store Of George
Simpson. Church street
Mr.. Lemons, head book-keeper il the same
shop, WIS also presented by the employees with
valuable gold ring, for which he returned his
sincere thanks
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

Whitehall -Geores Pat'ison was tired at
the lsst term of the County Court on charge Of
burglary and attempt It rape. Ai,er tria. q
two days and a half De was found guilty, and
'entencei 20 two ycsrs ani three months AZ the
Clinton Prison.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

Sunday evening and Sheriff Field made several
arrests before quiet was restored.
The Chester fremen will hold their first an
,ual ball Friday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29
AsApE AND SPEEDY REMEDY FOR

a "a Z MD Of IstMtUf FUH
Coughs Colds. Group WhOOping- Cough
Hoarseness. sore Throat a..
A cold if glectsd seldom fails 70 result in OBJ
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used according % directions will treak up the most
severe c I'd in a single night. Il will cure your
cough and allay that unpleasant tickling in the
throat and is the best remedy for colds Group and
whOoping cough il children II is 80 pleasant to the
taste, and Yet 50 active in It's results. 1t truly
works like magic.
WM. JOsLYN & SONS, Barton, Vt, ProprietoIs.
Sold by all dealers in medicine
GEO {. GOODWIN a CO. Boston, Mass.
HENRY a CO, Burlington, VI Genl ACTS.
Dec 3i-w}w
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By telegraph.
New York Market.

BY Telegraph.
New York Market.
EEE YoEN Dec. -.
Co NTJN-More active Nth an decline sales
- 20 b. Is midnnu- ~pi-n1s It .I.-
ELOl - Sale- 3 1Iu barrels rud rather more
sre4fs STATE -uI7 U. 4 II % 6I-u- %. West
ira 5AH- l5 Suuther 81 az --
6RAlN Whes stes1y a. q little u1rs roin-.
do eff flr millin- No g. al on. winter red
Nest-rn 55T So. <h te II ch .an flHI q Corn
more act We aud shade srmer. ssles -6 % -ushels
ues 'x-1 " sierra 81 6-G-- Oats Gull az -4G55,,
cal nl "a hrls
BEEF Quiet.
PKUVlsI iNs-P * quiet aui .tes9y nov mes
i j'Gi5 v'' Ola % o'. Lard stealJ at >iGg-..
Butter steady
WHISKY 80 Dali and lower W1,tcga zee 81.
cg7t.
RfCE-Steaiy AZ 5iH-s
SUGAR 'uli Mu-covado 9E4 d. refining ri.
cor EE-Steady R.oIanNt
MOLA~SES D q New Or ears a-f-
SPIRITS 1URPENTlNE Quiet A. g. d5-I.
RIO tN-DI"t stle- o u1 f,r sttsine1
PErRoLEJM Dull. cru1e iiGii ref ;5i %.
TALLOH-S- eacv 81 4 as.
WO0L-Q "a e. and 70 pulled ca.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

FoREFATHERs' CELEBRA ZION AT NIDDLEBURr.
The annual supper and celebration of the
nlng Of the Pilgrims took plsce st the Con-
gregztionsl church Thursday evening Henry
Hall, OF Rutland, delivered the annual address,
which was listened 70 with the closest attention.
After the address, large company assembled in
the vestry of the church, where they found the
tables loaded with good things, to which simple
justice vas done. The tossts we're then read,
Dr. Kitchel presiding. Colonel Knspp, Of the
Register, responded eloquently to the usual toast
to the press Mrs. JGrley's wax works
produced great amusement and we never saw
those renowned artistic productions brought out
in a more ludicrous manner. A beautiful! poem
was read by Prof L. A Austin Of Burr and
Burton Seminary at Manchester. poem was
read, also. by lady teacher in the same school,
whose name We failed to get The music was
under the charge of Prof C. Moore Of Bur
lingtOn, and delighted every body present. Mr.
Moore played two piano solos in most brilliant
style. The occasion was one OF the peasantest
we remember of these very pleasan; affairs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

Average temperature of the week, 70, o47
4 sane week December 1870. p. s. Barometer
.,esn height. reduced Tor temperature - -
e,5es. snowfall, inches.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

FIRE AT BRATrLEBoRo.-The American House
at Brst,lebOro, caught fire in the second s;cry,
Wednesday afternoon, and the upper part Of the
building wss pretty thoroughly used up. The
building and the hotel furniture we're owned by
Ray & Boydep. The insurance on the building
uss 81 900 in the Hartford, and 900 in the
Insurance Company of North America on the
furniture. 81 GOO in the National of Boston,
which will probably cover the loss Henry
stsrkey, the landlord, has his interest fully in
,ured The Es,ey steamer assisted the village
hand engines very materially, by supplying them
with water Ray Boyden will commence re-
psire at once on the hotel.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

FUNERAL OF JOIN H. SINNoNs.-The funer-
al of the Ia John H. Simmons, Esq Of Middle
bury, was attended Friday noon :, O'Clock
m from ;he residence of his mother on
Pleasant street Kew. Mr.. Hooker of the Con
gregatiou.l Church, officiatei as clergyman on
the occasion, and after the reading Of passages
of scripture and singing by the choir, short
discourse wss delivered, that was marked with
great appropriateness of spirit AMI matter.
After short prayer the procession for the
grave was formed, the FIRE company Of Mid
dlebury, Of which the deceased was a member, on
the right and next the delegations from the var
ious organizations Of " Independent Order
Of Odd Fellows" Of Vermont, Mr. Sm-
mons during HE life, having been &
very prominent member Of that association
This branch Of the procession was under
the immediate charge Of Henry Clark,
Eco, Of Rutland, and embraced in its num-
bers large representation Of friends in
the fraternity from Mddlebury and else
where. The mother, sister and brother
Of the deceased, were the principal mourners,
which, with collateral relatives, and family &C
qusintances. constituted the long and mournfal
cortege to the grave Before the e1ercises At the
house, meeting Of the Fraternity was convened
al the Lodge room in thi, place, snd remarks
were made by brothers Forbes. Grand Master Of
the State, Henry Clark and Newman Weeks Of
Rutland, and NJ. Slade, Jr., and DR.. VIM. P,
Russell Of Midilebury, and after collation.,
which had been prepared at the Lodge room, the
members repaired to the house Of mourning. In
the death of Mr. Simmons, Miidebury lost
good citizen, his family devoted son snd
brother. and the brotherly organizations to
which he belonged, 3 man Of pure and noble
life
The pail bearers a; the obsequies we're y. P.
Barbour, H NJ Slsde. E. R. Clsy, NJ. A. Nun
roe, Wm. s. Goodrich, c d. Earle, Gov. J. W.
Stewart and {. d. Munger.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

Col. Alyah Crocser Of Fitehburg seeas quite
likely to secure the Republican nomination in
the oh district Of Massachusetts. 70 succeed
Hon. wm r. Tashbura, ia the present Coz
gress. lie j. a leading manufacture and =
strong man
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

LAMoILLE Valley RAILROAD 1t is expected
that this road will be open for business to Hard
wick about the first Of January next Some
passenger cars and baggage car arrived re-
Gently, ready for service Mr.. C. F. Spsulding
Of New London, Conn, has been secured as
General Agent Of the P. o. R R. He will
have general charge of the freight and pas.en-
ger departments. and will enter upon the work
of organizing these departments at once. Mr..
Spsuliing bas been associated with Col George
A. Merrill for the last seven years. in the rail-
road Offices ct Rutland and New London.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

In tie case Of John A. Ring convicted at
Ntiiebury Of mAuslsughter, exceptions were
taken TO the rulings Of the court Exceptions
SLOWED, sentence respitei and the cluse passed.
20 the Supreme Court which holds lite next SEES
son On the 22nd d.v Of next month
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

Hon. Philip X. Gleed, U. S. revenue assessor
FOR the Ord Vt. District, strongly endorses the
medical skil Of DR.. Smyth of this city in another
column. Mr. Gleei is well-known as high
minded gentleman, and therefore his testimony
is reliable. Invalids will do well to read his
letter, which is only one of a large number that
we have published from time to time
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29
Christmas Day in Burlington.
Ct. PAUL's CHURCH

Ct. PAUL's CHURCH
There was full morning service az usual at
St PauI's (Epi,copAl) Church on Chris,mA, day
The sermon appropriate to the d.y Vas by the
rector, Rev T. R. Atxill, from the text Hebrews
lst chap Let snd 2nd verses. The following pro
gramme of music WAS rendered by a double
qusrtette choir, consisting Of Miss Hattie Brock
and Mrs. J. ;. Hsibert, sopranos; Niles Msry
Wheeler and Mss Annie Brooks, sltos Mr. r.
P. Hewitt and Mr. C.. E Allen, ieuors; Mr.
Il B sioley and Mr.. Geo Barrett. bsssof,
assisted by the children of the Sunday School :;
Mr. F r. Wood, orgsnist and director.
MORNING. SERVICE.
Chntrens' Carol Ring merry, merry beils'
Nenite 10 A-Frey.
P'.lter- Autiphdual- Children and choirl Gre
Te 6ea@ in fla. soprano. basso AMI tenor s1los)
baumbacn
Jublate ii D-Battishill-
Hymn e." Hark the herald angels sing"
Mozart.
COMMUNION OFFICE.
kyries- read
Ulurla Uhorale.
Hymn 45-'Shoa. the glad tdinss." tenor solo,
vi son
Clildrens' Carol - "51erry, Merry Csris.mAs -
Cook
Ter sanctus IN D-Gret0rex.
lis mn 9i-C lo-ale.
Cora IN Excel5is-Gre-orila
The music was slI Of a joyful character, suit
able to the services Of the day, and was exceed
ingly well performed. The singing by the sun
day School children was especially good, and
reflects great credit upon the careful instruction
Of Mr. Wood, who though comparatively =
stranger among Us. is rapidly gaining friends,
as well as an enviable reputation a. a master Of
the piAno and organ.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29
4 CARD

To the Editor Of tie Free Prss' and Times.
DEAR SIR -
Please to, placs before sush of your readers as
patrouized our Fair the following receipts.
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FEaEyEs MARKET.-Air sharp, and favor
ats ir poultry sales and butter buyers Poul-
TT ungei from - to Is cents winter butter
from 10 10 DC, fall &c. On the 18th there
vas shipped from this depot l9.sOS lbs poul
10y on Tuesday 1859 lbs. butter and 800
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

The editor u the lonkers Gg-aie complains
because the gas company hs1 The cheek to send
hin bin for gas. when half the time he la1 TO
burn kerosene TO see the gas with. and the other
half the gas lights dsgced a. though affected by
spirituahsm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES services at
the Unitarian Church Sunday were quite it,
teresting, and the church, which was elaborstely
decorated with evergreens, was well filed both
morning and evening. The chefest feature Of
the occasion was the pleasant children service
in the evening. Under the direction of the pss-
tor, Rev. Mr.. Ware snd Mr.. Henry H. Davis,
Superintendent of the Sunday School, the chill
dren sang hymns, and each, from the little ones
to the older boys and girls, repeated a verse of
scripture OF selection from some hymn or sacred
poem. The carols sung in concert by the chill
dren were very finely rendered, and their voices
spoke well for Mr. Moore's training.
Mr.. Ware made brief and fitting address to
the children, while the choir and double quar-
tette gave some fine selections. The Christmas
song aud chorus, with the solo Of Dr. Sheerar,
WAS very beautiful Iadeed the musical services
OF the day, as will be seen by the programme
below were o. an unusually classical and brilliant
character.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

FIRE AT LUDLow.-A fire occurred about hall
a mile south Of the village Of Ludlow at half
past five Thursday morning, consuming house,
barn and shed belonging to Mrs Martin Row
ard Property valued al 900 insured for
S4OO
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

MASoE-ZerWAv.-O he 2l;h ms, nv ihe Rev
L. q. Ware I'd ard Manor. Of Tr3.. y. Y, and
Mary $. Z3ttman, OF Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

Miss Charlotte Cushman favored the Brs,tle-
s5rssns, Friday evening, sith the rare treat Of
asaectoa Of readings from " Henry VIII - and
" Macbeth" We hope TO announce in = day OF
ITO the programme Of her reading which is to
lake place here, January u.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

Addison County jurors are very disagree-able
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

ArsrIv In Colchester Dac 90. OF cluiumqtiou
Slliie ienet, ~i'e Of Henry Austin.
6RiFFIS.-in this citv Dec 2iih. l-.t. OF Lsar,
disease. Mrs James Griffin. aEe1 81 years
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

SUICIDE IN BARRE-0n Saturday last, Miss
Relms D. Richardson, young lady aged %
years. committed suicide by cutting her throat
with rszor. She had complained of a severe
headache. and sent her parents after some herbs
to allsy the pain. No sooner had they gone,
than she seized razor laying on the table, with
which she completely severed her wind pipe She
lived but short time. 1t is supposed that she
was lsboring under temporary fit Of insanity,
to which she was at times subject
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

Essex JUNcToS.-Samuel a. Brownell will
have ready for use on the first Of January next,
81 Lower HubbelI's Falls, new circular saw
mill and plsner.
Albert Stevens has nearly completed door,
sash and blind mandatory, to be driven by the
same power. These are enterprises that the
people Of this vicinity hsve long needed. The
gentlemen engaged il them are industrious
young men. and it is to be hoped they will re-
ceiye such liberal patronage as will insure their
success and make the business a permanent one
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

Senst5r-siect Yalce IF Mouth C4rol.n> is said
70 feel ssnsuiue Of az early admission TO a seat
in the Senste, iuafmuoh as the general amnesty
bin passei by the House viii. ifit becomes a Law.
remove his disabilities
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29

MORNING.
Rejoice Greatly " from he Messiah. Handel.
90 be joJ ful in the Lord " S. c. Moore.
" Blessed Is he that Cometh," for
nightc 'ear.'' sullivan.
the ni46t,p ''''--'' va - webbe.
herds" Tenor and soprano Solos
with oouble Qaartette and soprano
0blgat0. S. c. Moore.
Lift up your Heads" Handel.
CHRISTMAS EyE.-cHILoHES's FESTIVAL.
Cantate Domino, in e. Choir, ;. c. Moore.
18th flynn, Bradbury.
" Gl T, to GOD, 1hs holy angels cry"
Choir and children. Han e..
Christmas Carol, Gauntlet.
he Ch-st mas Chimes. Carol, Warren
Christmas song. colo and chorus am.
Mrs. C L Nash. alrs E a Jewett, Sopranos;
Miss NJ. Brooks. Aliss Kste Tlfaoy, Contrsltos;
DR.. J. Saeerar, Mr.. A Jewe5;, Tsoors; Col
G. W. Hindes, Mr.. Il B. Sibley, BAssos. s.. c.
Moore, Organist and Director
The Christmas anthem Of Mr. Moore's own
composition, which was sang in the morning
service, was a charming piece, and much ad-
mirei
At the 81. Paul's Church saturday evening
the exercises consisted Of Carols By children
of the Sunday School. and addresses by Bishop
Bssell, and the Rector, Rev Mr.. AtwiL \
beautiful Christmas tree vas set IN the ch4noel,
which was hung with iunumerable presents,
and which we're distributed among the happy
children. Both the holy aul the galleries Of
the church were filed with a large audience.
A Christmas Sabbath School Concert Slso
took place at the White Street Congregational
Church, Sunday evening, at which, in addition
the usual concert exercises, some pretty carols
were sung.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-12-29
BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.
Meteorological Record.

lat a p; Long % 10; Elevation above tide
~ater 3e7 feet; above Lake Champlain III feet