Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-27

MIDDLEBURY.-The drug store of DR.. G
W. Plumley, was entered by some one las
week, though little cash or anything els'
was stolen. Evidently they were frightened
away. The entrance was made by boring
hole over lock and getting the key. Nc
clue to the thieves as yet.
The praise meetings al tie Jail on Sabbath
evening at O'Clock p, M. still are very
FULLY attended. Ex-Gov. Stewart alter a
long time OF irregular attendance, being
out OF town has taken his class IN the
Sunday school which has been during his
absence in charge of Prof. Parker, 1t nun
bers Sc ladies and gentlemen.
The |. o. G. T. are fitting up nice sat
of rooms formerly occupied by Styles in his
photOgrah business. They are weekly add
ing new names and members to their order.
| The Reform Club is in quite healthy
condition. Mrs. Emma Malloy, of South
Bend Ind, is expected to speak upon the
subject of temperance and'reform, two eve
ning's in the Academy Hall before long
She spoke here one night recently when she
induced some to sign and keep the pledge
whom no one else had moved. We antIcl-
pate big house" when she comes again.
Mrs. Tomlinson has added to her residence
on Court street an elegant French roof, and
coat OF paint. which makes it one OF
the finest looking places in town.
The Addison House is soon to be put in
thorough repair, and an ~ of nearly 100
feet Is to be added as the building Is not
large enough to accommodate the bOarders.
that apply in summer. Mine host Darwin
Rider Is Just the one for the place.
Prof. Wagner, was here last Thursday and
exhibited mis- three trained horses. and also
gave lecture (tree) on the best method of
training horses, breaking colts &c. lie
formed quite large class to take lessons IN
his system of training, charging So, tuition
which included some of the best men in
town.
The village called a meeting not long
since, to make arrangements to either pur-
chase, or repair our fire engine. The sub
ject was discussed. and a committee ap
pointed to act. and the sense of the meeting
seem to be I to get new engine. The
one We have here has been in use nearly or
quite 40 years. Many horses in this yicini-
ty have the 'epizootic" or some other horse
distemper.
Mr.. j. Ii. Batchelder. has lately put up
frame for building. supposed TO be for the
storing and manufacturing of wooden
bowls. This building Is located near the
utpbI MI pENlS 'IUNGT IL bDUul
to move to Salisbury and occupy the shop
formerly used by Mr.. George Holt for the
manufacturing of spools, where he pro
poses to manufacture kind of pumps he
mas lately invented.
Mr.. j. NJ. Slade has purchased. and late
~ taken possession of the new house built
by Frank Lucia on Court street. the latter
having purchased house and wheelwright
shop of +. f. Smith near by.
Old Barty Killop, who has been in Jail
most of the winter. and was pardoned out
by the Governor about three weeks ago, is
back to his old quarters again in the jail,
for intoxication and will not disclose.
Prof Higley will bring out an opera on
Tuesday evening April Oath. lie will be |
by talented singers from out of
town.
The next county court has over 200 cases |
on the docket. and about 40 chancery cases.
Harlan S. Boardman, a graduate. of Mid
debury college has commenced the practice
OF medicine at Cambridge Boro.
An amiable lady the wife OF Alison
McQuiSey, 81 years of age was buried last
Sabbath in the old grodds where she has
mother buried. She was the daughter of
Mr.. A. {. Hooker ard cousin of the Rev.
+. p. Hooker. X.