Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-01-17

| VERGENNEs The National bank Of Yer
GENES held their annual meeting, on Tues
| day, at which the following were elected
| directors Z. L. Stevens, David Smith,
Marshall Smith. llerrick Stevens, I. 5.
| Drake. At subsequent meeting held by
the directors, the following ofhcers weIe
chosen Carleton Stevens, president David
Smith, vice pres dent d. Ii. Lewis cashier;
| Z. ii. Strong, teller.
At the time the Vermont Reform School
buildings were burned, at Water bury, there
were AS boys confined in that Institution.
| There are now l23 boys confined in the
school A girls' dep artment has since been
added which now contains % inmates.
Miss Angie NJ. b Lowell, Of Phlladel-
| phia, gave public reading, from popular
aut h0rS, at the School House Hall, on Tues
| day evening.
Col. j. Ii. Lucia. who recently purchased
the fine residence of j. ". 1OwrIcan, ESq is
furnishing it with furnaces, bath rooms and
all the modern improvements The location
Is a handsome one, situated on Nam street
1.-THE Broadway of our city) near the de-
pot. The grounds are commod1us and
ample, covering some five acres The colo
mel IL well-knOwn 10 DO a gentleman of
excellent horticultural and architectural
u.
dence will be one oI the eUsie-t homes in
our city.
Tho snow is ahopt IL inches dao, b.-o
and badly dri,ted e-necially an the !. cross
roads.
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u 'Ho IaptI III a. l,
n.iu =" huIrson oan on anu ''u was wei
i '0e' ecu vii 'no
"a 'I''i insins Nv tne
ohOr iIet WI iiIooAIu Iesu se'erai pas
SasoS u sculpture iolio"eu ny prayer pY
Ie' ~ HSu S'ui'n' ol "hlting' Eiuef
Lu'lel anu "l'e Oi pennington VINO had
Ape i'noe I" ID ani4a "-u bengal, inuia:
" poAo uP'u uo n,,'hpi9 vi
.nG W., 'n wa, eo'htiH' NV MI hicn-
VI i'utI"nN' IDoAe VI the inip 'ahc1
Va W W WIZ ~ ho "a iOAo"eu
ey he', MG77's' hIhehze' Oi boston ana
volt OIL hudl7'h; me singing Nv the choir
Wa .AIe'iou'' "I9 i-'opie "a'soh presiu-
"a At '"s "is"n' ms c"oi' '1nSinreu oI
a u uhu anu suns, ira wright,
L. W. hi'ioIu' hrs. jonas Smith, MIS-.
crowded and the evening exercises
chosen AT ten CLOCK business
meeting was announced the next morn
ing W nine clock. thursday morn
ing business meeting was heid which
''''eN' Hht NJ 'ai'-na- ,.n chuFch services
com "sh'tu- rev nj M'henLie. OF Bos-
ton' uei'eitu very interesting sermon
"hich was listened To with careful attention
I! inc c'ose' nj noon alter winch the
ASSOCIATION adj IuTned sane de-
joan Frame, VINO Wa. s@ntenced to states
prison Tor burglary at |ergennes, IN which
he DE" open tue oid Dank vaults and enter
ed several torres and JewelrY establishments.
turns out to be the son OF highly respect
able people, ana connected with families OF
wealth and responsibility in Maryland and
Penn-ylvahla. HIS sister, who Is quite
wealthy, residing IN PnIlaielphla, learned
Of his incarceration and recently visited
him at W WINDSOR. Sac l. SAID to have offer
ed him 81 500 to use IN obtaining his dis
charge. bat 1t was deemed best not to use 1t
a. M term y 80 near completed that he VIII
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9"'u ~ NV pecoio iu'B feiormeu' anu
upon ~. io'ea7p WIN ehu2a'or u ieau ne"
nv ~ ,ao'n Ead a7'ocii'iohs' prVmih,
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IN, -. evening ias';
pai'J VI w " lnVie W liu'c1 anu Runtie-
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