Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-02-14


for 81. 200. lot 100 by 1876 feet, on Bank
street. next the Church street corner We
understand Mr. Phelps proposes to erect a
bushes block there the coming season.
The Orange County Eqgie says - The
town system of schools is working finely in
Corinth. 1t helps the small districts, and
they will not be likely to vote next March
to 90 back to the old system, though the
village district may"
GA. R.-Mr. Culyer'- war drama of
1.-The Loyal Mountaineer-' has just been
played four nights with great success by
Bxby Post, No. %. ut South Royalton,
and on the l2th. 18th and lith it is to be
played by Whitney Post. No. %. at North
Tunbridge.
Sunday was Septaage-ima Sunday, the
first Of the three Sl1day- observed in the
Catholic church for preparation for the
Leuten season. No hann- of marriage can
now De handed in for publication until
Easter. Ash Wednesday. the beginning of
Lent, falls this year on the Goth Of February.
In the harbor appropriation bill, now be-
fore Congress, Platt-burgh gets $4,000.
The next annual meeting of the Chitten-
den County Teachers Association viii be
held at JnderhiI, February 2l-t and 22d
1873. Prof L. b. Barker of Fairfax, Prof
Edward Brainerd of Nlidjlebury, Rev ) c.
W Coke Of Montpelier, and DR. John H.
French of Burlington. are expected To be
present and toaddres~ the meeting
The new paper at Guildhall. the Esser
County Hraid, proves to be Vermont edi-
ton of the Lancaster q. Hl Go-eftc. a
bitter democratic sheet. and is scheme for
humbuggins the republicans of Essex
county and securing their patronage The
Lancaster RspuLhrai exposes the fraud. and
in consequence the HraiF, circulation Is
rapidly falling off
H. " Harrington and Daniel Kern Jr,
have bought out the -four and feed store of
Geo- P Woods. on Church street, and will
continue the business under the name and
hrm oil Harrington ana heFn. Mt iiaf-
ringt0n has been tine head clerk for Mr.
Woods, and has had long experience IN the
business Mr. Kern is Burlingtonian by
birth. graduate of our University, who
mas gooa o uaiih'au'i' Tor any pursuit he
may enter INTO we WISH the ne" hfm g"
>u''e'9-
TIA. e.. p,rlir.-t,r s,l,.b,,r S,.ri.., ., ...,,,.
IN a sons. "a, how. E. .+.n,.J ,,t g, rb.
.nrinr is tbare still a.. -nn,,.s b,+ ..,,.-
how II be.por nroy.l r, he nh THAT ..,t
one time exne,tel off # som. -irl ne,nle
GOT we'll and -,,n, a,, bsrter that used #
but on the whole it failed to establish the
r.pu+oti,Y or tbe Kis-jnsep Spripg in
Europe or even the congress and W hi'e
sulphur springs IN inns country - the
>pring-h'"-a has been taken away To De-
come -uinin'f-'ouHe 10 private grounds
and mo- h'ttlus-honSe viii DE erected, OF
export trade Tor Burlington water e~tab-
.lShed, at present
s,,...,..- 49,, ftu 60. ..,..
is said to keep a faro bank IN Montreal, and
has been engaged IN smuggling for some
timepast,wa~ arre-tedin st. Adams Tuesday
night, by Deputy L. : Marshal Thomas
tailey and Deputy Collector James Lang,
ana brought to tins city ana lodged ln JaiI-
lie Is charged with smuggling large guam
utie7 OF prnne--a from tanada during the
hitter part OF l71I. lie was brought before
t. ; Commissioner b. g. Smaliey ON sat
urday. who bound him over in 1000 for
trial at the next term of the L. 5 District
Court W. l. Burnap appeared for the
United States f. L. Hard for the prisoner
Canning was unable to find bail. So still
remains IN jail.
mas 'es" up
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'olia'i'" party Oh thursday evening last.
Fall made cheese from 20 70 r. cents rbara
are some 5000 boxes of cheese held here
At the Whitcomb factory 7ooboxe- Glanced
hands few DAYS AFRO for IA cents
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l. ~ % w. I--At the last regular
meeting Oh nam pam Louge' No 20 !. o. I
"' w. l. Tue l''lo"lns 'lleer- Were installed /
10y " o. . C1nl''e-'' j.. w.
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