The news., 1882-04-27

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feated we refrained from mentioning be-i
fore our worthy friend Francis Roth's un-
fornate loss of his watch and lodge badge
upon late occasion in this city. Large
assemblages invariably attract pick poek-
cts, or as styled, travelling vultures.n
The loss of his watch is not so much the
matter of regret to Mr. Roth, as that Of
his badge. ]. O. o. F. Burlington Lodge
No. %, and which he has worn constantly
upon his person some thirty years. Upon
the badge was also stamped an emblem Of
his (baker) business. Francis however
has been SO accurate a time keeper in all
his transactions, the loss Of his watctl win
not be keenly felt by SO good monitor as
himself Another citizen upon his return
homo that same day. found the guard
hook Of his watch chain gone, andaa lady
lost her pocket book and considerable
money. ASA als1s
The BURLINGTON LYcEUM. .----sa.a I,
The closing meeting for the season Of
the darlington Lyceum on shesegening
Of friday last, came.o of with great y at
The City Hall was densely crowded aud
the entertainment in all its features was
admirably carried out, and claimed the
marked attention Of highly appreciative
audience. Congratulating the partici.
pants in their performance upon thelun-
exceptional rendition Of, their respectirs
exercises, and which, did space permit We
would criticise with pleasure, the follow
ing statistics of the Lyceum may prove
Interesting. The Burlington I Lyceum was
founded during the fall of 1880, and
principally through the instrumentality
Of Mr.. II. S. Prickett, Rev. Mr.. Dilks
Mr.. Charles s. King and few enthusias
tic young ladies. Commencing with but
IL members, the number of the same at
present is 7s, the majority, and only BY
one. being young men. During the yeafs
1901 and 2 the Lyceum has given 20
public performances and their merits have
drawn as whole, larger audiences than
any entertainments Of similar character
in our city. We think we may venture
to say. that the three other literary assoo--
sociations now established In Bnrliaatobs.
are the outgrosth, 90 to speak of the Bar
lington Lyceum. In addition to its re-
markable growth and proesess its finan-
cial prosperity has also been success.
The happy influences both physically and
mentally Of such organizations cannot be
oversstimated. They should be indorsed
and encouraged by parents, and all who
feel the slightest interest In the welfsrel
and happiness Of the younger members OF
society.
PcLIcz MATxEas.-
William Clark was arrested on gaturs.
day by Chief Charles Fl. Alcoit for disor.
derly eondue5 and fined BY Mayor Riae.1
Another offender whose name wsswith.
hold, was also arrested by the Chief OF,
Saturday night and promptly punished.
We take pleasure 10 creditinR the Chief
and his aids for the vigilance and eAIci.
'ency at the obsequies OF Gen, Lansing,
and for keeping the principal street cofns
ere in passable condition for pedsstrisas
and partlcularlyths gentle sex M Z
CHuacH RESOLUTION. SR3
We are indebted to. Mr.. Theodore f.
Ellis, Jr.. clerk Of the BaptiAt church of
this city, for copy ofths following hand
some resoEutionsi "At regular church
meeting Of the Baptist cnurch, held
March 10th, 1882, the following rssoia-
tions were adopted : ssi9 ,s9' e ss.
WHERzAs, Our pastor, Rev, RYAN
Davis has resigned his pastoraie on ac-
count of i'll health, 10 .
Reselgsd.i That bile we accent his res
ignation at his request, we at The aardis
time, desire to express ous Appreciation
Of bis services, IN advancing the spiritusl
condition ofthe church, and relieving aus,
substantially, through bis exertlons, of
hntdensons eharch debl, ss
Rsso|sse, That these Fesolutlsns be en-
tesed on the church record, and q ecpy
be sect 10 Bro. Davis. q,
BY order and IN behalf AZ ghs church,
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- THEo. F. ELLIS Church Clerk. ''so o
noTs.- &ass.H -g'
Al original mode of spelling Timothy,
Thimathy. Be-
The many beautiful gardens In and
about our city, are nov beginning to show
the love Of the beautiful and the fine taste
of our citizens. It is but right to add
that we have among us, gardenrss whose
knowledge Of the aoral kingdom, and
good Judgment lend much to this charm
ing fsatnreof Burlington.
The following very suggestive and ex-g
pressive hint appears in printed form and
secured meas the'enirance ef one of our
busiest industries Take Notice. No
one allowed in this shop either man or
boy unless employed here. You may be
clever fellow, but that will not count In
making up expenses" sms
The reception given BY New Jersey
Lodge, No. /, of your town, totheir broth
ers, members, some so, of Hope Lodge,
No. 1S, K. of P, of this city, on the even
ing Of Friday last, is mentioned by the
participants, as an occasion long to be
remembered for the courtesy displayed,
and the charming and splendid ,entsrtainZ
ment. sa .sss
Since 1895, now 1877 years ago, there
have been 5000 interments in the st.
Mary's church grave yard.