Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-10-24

full report of the proceedings OF II
anaI s.s.ion Of Young Mems Christia
,..,ci,tions of the State of Vermont, hei
in this city last week. will be found on tn
fourth page Of the WEEKLY FREE PRESS IL
day.
The Wiuoo-ki rose ten feet Monday.
Halloween will be observed October BIS
Sunday wa, the ninth anniversary Of tn
St. Adams Raid.
see advertisement of wet nurse wanted
in another column
Camel's Hump pnt on her winter dress d
snow, last week.
Vermont and Canada Railroad stock sol
at 90 in Boston, on Monday.
Good cider will probably bring from s
10 81 per barrel, this season.
The floating gin mill on Lake Cham
main was set on fire and destroyed sun
dav night, near Benson.
The annual meeting of the Vermont
STATE Teachers Association Will be held a
=. Adams. Jannury p. and %, 1874.
Vyr5n Back Of St. Adams Bay, recently
Inst .ixty sheep anu a calf by ferociou,
dogs
Snow fell during the cold sn1w-storm OF
last week. ia large quantities, among the
Adir1ulack-.
Thanksgiving in Massachusetts, Noyem-
t..-a--h. Governor Converse VIII doubt
r-,-.a..n the same day in this State.
>au..as Work on the new Methodist
Church is progressing finely, and the
h4,at.aI eI.hre is approaching completion.
rve, Co>rxpsru-" Why is money at
,.srr.-en. time like an umbrella" An
.r.r so Because it is the hardes. to borrow
,,t,a IL is the most needed. 80
UnaeCas-.or Elmer of Weybridge, was
ou bis wei1h- '3-' WI" ms 1e'onu "l'e'
~4me m.4h ''' ''''' "'' '''' ''' ~ " ''' >
clothing
Tie ml.annual meeting of the Otter
Greek Vale, Teachers Association will be
tsla.pitt-arl oa Friday and Saturday,
Dee. odth and 2-,h.
r,.9v4>p- The Good Templars Lodge is
doing muca Useful work and the social
meetings are interesting.
Dua-a -Mc--rS. Watts * Willis of Bos-
uu have purchased the cheese Of the two
factories in Charlotte. MesSrs. NJ. +. Al
.sa6 C5..of North Ferri'burgh. have pur-
chased tire cheese VI the factory IN that
uu.
~, ,r.,S. Er1rrs N,REEr The mar
s.- Tuesday was comparatively dull The
.lamu5ns We're Common to fair, 20 to
.-e medium 90 good. p TO 3ot. for stan
Jard dairie- choice 81 to Boo selections,
s- cents
,..s f,su NJ Eli CbitrenJen or tbj.
.aogbt - mounds Of nike in about four
hours, the other day, fishing off Hyde :
Point on the Island in 20 or 50 feet of water
with a single line
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'',-Us 'ot ~ 90 80 ~, ,o .''9 49, ''', ~ ~
n u to 70 for age, and 10 to Il for plain.
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r.a+-.LgT THIis1, a., ,ri., mill has
1,s, ,,nyertel int, tub factory the busi-
..--i...,-...,I,.+.I by Ti1li.,, 4 U,,ri-
Ha-7 .'t'A- ''ii.ttt'.-".' ~ '---''' - iA'''''4
ford
lEa4a> ND Canada RAHRoAD.-The
new board Of directors have organized by
The reelection Of Francis A. Brooks of
Boston as President, and the election Of
Alfred G. Stafford Of ST. Adams, Clerk and
Treasurer. Wee John " Newton OF St.
Adams
lie, -l,Y5f o- stamford w,sre.en,lv
b,j', i,i,rei ir the c,,,n, +, .r n rrayel
bank, be being buried beneath 1T. lie was
got out before ~aii'eating' but ms head and
lace was severely 'nJnrei' ms lett thish
broken, and there wa also punctureJ
""1"' o" inc fiSnt mp lie Is uoins We .I.
r,... ;.,,.r.,s,,.r.. NJ tbe Insane A.
o., R-,t.ral,,-, .-. +, ,.-,--.s. A., 'l'l
,n1r;,, b-i.l b,,, h,sr nse3 IN , ID. I'm, oN'
~. ,,r, VIM. IL. i.,;l.- hon.. '"',D,, 7
horse shed. all of which have ,on en;.bed
an5n the exterior. The inter 81. ,r;,l
the new steam heating ann, 80,
NOT De comple.el tbis sea-
-
INSTANTLY NlLLED - Thomas Burke
aged 80 years M son employed on the
Stone nFiiRe on I" G Boston a Albany Rail
r'au' al vest arren, Mass was instantly
A''i'' ~ d" zpre77 train Monday evening
POI" l'' srson were found 500 in bills
sPi''2 deld hank book for $40, and a sill
''' Watch. lie was nephew OF John
DIT sc ot ihl- city, and his remains were
''' 3 ''' nero GA "a 'uIlaS ioI l"''''H''i'
MAsoNic.-Ths lecture of Brother John
Sleyiile. on the Holy Land. mt Odd Fellows
Hall. Friday evening. was well attended
and J., pronounced bv all who heard it a.
very interesting. Upon the conclusion d
the lecture the degree of b. Knight of Ii,
Palm Tree. was conferred ON a number D.
Master Nss'n- belonging {, lodges IN thi
city and the adjoining towns
Nnaoxr DMRYuEN's AssoyArIoN.-W
have received at the hands Of the Secretary