Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-11-02

t,,tx t..ra tt,HN tNng ti.l Inn
NJ u ~ nsed hia invcniio, merely n, a na
ohina ,n save lima and ishot in h;o o shnn
liz noyor go, II no,on,cI and iii
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T,'o ,,roioo,oJ Observation-Disclosures ,aio, si,",,il
aas,,rppII noor his n,,,,,n ~. lie ~ s,n,, lac
;s n,, ,,srlod in onw nnv -, r. ' norno,',o,a NJ.
me nUs "" Pcrbans tbc next intentions in
,m,',nr,3,,o on ,ero ,bo WOOL n;ci;ns n,ocb;nn
nn,y,,r Jnr.ne and ;mnroved ,parb;psrv for tLc
pnornsac,nro Of cn,,an cloth nil invented nv
Isa.c + MARKHAM. son of Cant. Ebenezer
Markham, revolutionary hero and an early
settler IN NluuleoutY; MarKnau was ~ the
employ oi Daviu ruBe h1u was "ss'steu
IN u, ms lhVen,inn ol power looms ny ooseph
uoluon ,Iiow o'np.oyo vi ooo'u ,,s; eA ,;.
lion. Matkoahs Inventions In lnls u,rec'
non arc sun IN use al.honEn tney ilay navs
Deeh consiueraoly moulneu anu ihploVeu
upon. lie meyer look ont patents lor us
Inventions. INC same isaac u; narkhan
was also .nc inventor vi INC .h,oDJ, III use
a PRESENT VI saMi1s 1ia1oie ~ Wue'
power w''n ,s sa,iu anu , a1is . . oiac
nc i'c,' , vi "vlu,ns Gust s.e Zoo was a'so
| invented mere IN ABOUT sne year loVo; Ian
ie ,ii Ittt'oone, JOSIAH Nicliois an EAcN'ci
Chau,han were l.s ihvcn'oIs, anu .ncy, un
l,Kc MaINhi,n anu IN, gov .nelr Inventions
patenVeu Norlnan iap'owh was ,nc inVcn-
tor Vi 'hc conlplItc seI vi llaoplne'y iol
newer n nj tho first man 70 NIT II in practical
pnera,ion. These are The nrncinol inyen-
| lions which orignoted in Middleburv md
ba ". made ,heir wav NIL over the civilized
world of course many inven,ions of minor
;mror,anc. have fra, socn tho iight bern no
uan ne ,hn manv hicbIv imnor,o5t ;mnrovn'
mcn,s in electrical annaratus invented Inv
Mc.srs G G, pick and W RI Cbanmon
but these latter have yet to find their way
and make their place In the world.
u.,.,o,
| ne Molihess convention wnlcn was begun
AZ .ic "iI'nouls' tnutGu ias. Tuluay morn
~ Is '%lns at.enaeu Gy lirge cro ,Sso,
| cd me .uas,or Rev r. s Tavlor nrn,rbed
two very nbn and interesting SERMONS SIM.
dav There is n large attendance of ministers
from ont of town. Weybridge. Verrennes
Burlington, Rutland, New Hampshire, Mas
sachusctts, and Canada. On Monday Rev.
III. w. Bennett of Vcrgennes delivered
La telling sermon; Tuesday Rev. j. &.
ternoon Rev. A. L. Whitney of
Massachusetts discoursed on the offerings
of Chin and Abel. Wednesday evening
| Kew ID. |. Grliiln preached to a crowded
house.
| II, Rov R,sho, DeCooshrord .oo;s,oa
Inv Rrv Father Micbond Of W,noosI, "nI
Msloncv of NidIlrburv. held confirmation
service nj Tho C,tholic ch,rcl tThnrsda,
cd. Inc choir OF NC Mlddlebury church
was present anu furnished the music. The
Bishop held mass ut The close OF the coniirma-
~, :, va wac p"."e"
| Inc Farmers cup VIII meet IN Danshee's
nail saturday AT CLOCK p m, to elect
more ON CTS, anu II Is expected some inter-
es'ihS supJec's VIII NC Drought up
Mrs. w. O. Barker Of Portland, Oregon,
arrived in town Tuesday, on visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Colamer.
Mr.. ROYAL Drake and wife of Illinois are
| in town on visit to their numerous relatives
and friends. 1t has been some 81 wears since
they were in Bristol.
Ttoro ara IN ru,;i, !, o,,ordoroo -, uo
or1J, Il scl,J a, nrasont onJ ,h, , -, W,
tnr ir',n n,iond.ncn fnr tho w. IN ,.
good.
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The relatives aud friends of Mr.. AID Mrs.
Charles II. Grandcy surprised them on Fri
| QaN evening last. II being the fifteenth nnni-