Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-12-22
EASTERN VERMONT.
West 1s;tnaiOIpb,

The Il. q. Mclutyrc farm was not sold il
auction as advertised, bmt all the stock, hay
and grain has been s,Id
The water supply ia getting to be very
limited.
The Moult0n Bros have made contracts
WIN parties IN Rouse Point tor 90 tons of
balcd hay to he used at their stock farm,
the first carload coming Isl week
The cold wave of the 18th was the scvcrest
Oh Inc seas IN. AT ore puin; in this village
me thermometer s'oji at % below Zero. At
the Centre it was only at zero
}. j. Flint arrived from Jamestown. Da-
koti, on the 1913 eYDicss, Sunday morn
ing,
The net receipts of the festival at the Con-
grcgalional Church, last Thursday were Sl0j,
which will be us I'd for the competition of the
parsonage.
Business is not quite so brisk AT the shops
as il has been. The Salisbury Brothers are
running on full time; but Tewksbury and
sons sash and blind shop run olly 9j hours
The tub factory has not run IL great many
hands the past week an account of the lumber
not being dry enough.
The annual meeting for the election of OFF,
Gers Of PhGniX Lodge No, rs, will be held
at their hall on Tuesday evening next.
Father Sullivan of Burlington OBLIGATED at
the Catholic Church, last Sunday. Father
Slavier, the regular PRIEST is on tour in
Europe.
State Treasurer VIM H. Dubois went to
Boston, Monday. on II two days business
trip.
Rev. c. a, Beck Of Kittery, Me. pre- ach-
ed at the Christian Church, last Sunday.
The envelopes containing the amounts
pledsed,hy different persons, towards the con-
p'ctlon of the new Congregational parsonage,
were opened and L. ad last Sunday with the
following result The widows give S25 90;
the young people 5000; children $50 50 (:
from other sources, Tl54 80, making total
of S201. 80
Christmas services will lie held at the Con-
ergaional, Christian and Baptist churches
on Monday evening next.
Am >ns the names f plsimastcrs appoint
ed by the Pre- idcni for New England is the
name oi James llulchins N for West Ran.
lolph, which will make his third term. Dur
ing his service Il re- h. has fulfilled ia a cred
table manner, all the requirements of the
Office, An | the fact TINT H., has been reap
pointed for II third lcim is heartily endorsed
by the pubic IN e neral.
Snow fell to the depth of IL inches in this
vIclnlly on the is u insl.
We k from next Tncsl,y evening the
officers of Phmniv Lodge, Will he publicly
Installed ut their rooms in DUB is & Gays
block. Rev. Howard +. Hill, pas or of the
Episcopal church AT that place, will deliver
an address and following it there will be
banquet.
There will be literary and musical enter
lninmcnt of home talent in Dubois ~ GAYS
La IN.t l.s 81 +. 4.
the following will appeal: f. &. Manchcs.
ter Miss KITE HI war,, Ms, Ella IIclricks,
Miss Kate Gupul and the Reynold sisters,
child violinisls.
Mr. Hiram Dean, W lille handling his stock
at the barn, Wednesday, had his arm broken
at the wrist.
Rev. A. NJ Freeman has rendered his res
lgna'ion MS pastor Of the +. w. b, church Mt
North Tnnbridge, to take effect at the close
OF his ministerial year. He has been settled
there for five years.
Because he seeks no Office because as
Lieut.. Governor, he refused to lide on rail
road pass because he refused to do as Sen
ntors and Representatives did-take a lot of
stationery, etc, ut the expense of the State
because he has the brains and education to
houor the place, AMI at the same time is
man OF The people, we name Samuel Z. Pin
gree as the man whom the people viii elect
to be the Governor of Vermont. Rdnaolph
Herald
William McNickar OF Lyndon Centre,
while returning from ball at West Burke
til 2 other night, was thrown from his horse
anu injured so that he will probably die.
The case of Knox VS.. the town of Vice.
lock, for injury on the highway, remanded
back from the Supreme Court, has occupied
the Caledonia county court for the past elev-
! en- days, aud a verdict of 800 was given the