Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-04-13

before for some time, and we trust the gennl
Spring air will decidedly improve bis health,
Owing to the absence Of Rev. Geo. Z.
Hall, pastor, there will he no services in the
church, in this place, next
Sunday.
The impr jvrmchts made IN the Sidewalk,
as well rs IN the general street surroundings
Of Col. lltmah's rcsideuce-the Picrpoint
IN excellent criterion for our
new board of street commissioners.
Mr.. j. Il. Watson of Toronto will address
the citizc OF Ncruennes on Daniel doom
neil, Thursday evening, 1911 inst, at school
house hall.
Mayor Lucia /, absent in Boston, and will
return this week with Mrs +. L. Reed OF
Montpelier.
Mr. Isaac Cummings will leave Vcrgcnnes
for Jericho, Monday next, and Will open
paint shop in that town.
Mr.. Casper Clark aud Mr.. Raymond Clark
of Addison lave for Union City, Michigan,
today, thence to Battle Creek, TO engage in
the sheep business.
Miss Eliza Liberty has gone to New York
city to visit her brother Emery, who is jani-
tor in the bank on Nassau and Ann streets.
James Ten Brooke returns to Middcbury
college to-day, after enjoying u pleasant va
cation ut his home in Panlon.
Mr.. Chas. Adams is putting up new
barn, near his house size, 81 feet inches
by Is feet 6 inches.
Mr.. n. }. McCunc is making noticeable
improvements on his dwelling on Main
street.
Mr.. John c. Mott of this place, until re-
Gently clerk in the Lee House, Pot Henry
N. Y, has gone to Sandy Hui, n. y.
Miss E,na L spear, daughter of Mr..
Geo. W. Spear Of this place, il to teach the
district school at Panton Corners, this sea-
son.
Midd!cburY.
The water in Otter Creek has been rising
steadily for three or four days and is now
considerably higher than usual. Large
quantities of ice float down daily.
The snow has tarv all vanished fIon the
roads in this part # the county, and even
the country people are now compelled TO 90
on wheels.
The wok of removing the court house TO
the fair grounds has been begun.
| A row occurred in The streets Monday
night in which one Of the parties who was
intoxicated, was entirely to blame. lie got
wel-dCscrvcd humping aud would have
received better one liz the other party no,
been disinc.ined to take advantage ot his OPP
porlunity. The police have since Teen play
ing the familiar cd game Of mot and cold
with the one who caused the disturbance.
Mr.. Fuller w. Pierce, proprietor and land
lord of the Pierce House, has been very sicE
for several days past. lie hasnow begun t'
improve
Miss Mary Hopkins las sold her house OF
Storrs avenue to MIS-. ID. ID. Sullivan o
New Haven. The consideration was 500
Mrs. M6ry Mccormick, mother of patricl
Mccormick, ST., died Wednesday morniu.
nj the age OF n years. The cause OF dealt
was old aye mole than anything else.
The work ON the outside of Bcckwith
Co.'S block has been completed this week.
is now expected that the interior will be fin
ishcd SO that the building will be ready fo
occupancy by the frs. of May.
Sheldon Il Co. will commence repairs OF
their store building next week Monday.
A hearing was had on Wednesdavat til,
Office of Hon. l.. +. Eldredge in the case o
a. u. Tuppcr VS.. George C.. Chapman
brought torecovcr 500 alleged to be due from
defendant to plaintiff as commission for cf
fccting the sale OF the cotton factory. Hon
| Waller G.. Dunton of Rutland ia the re
fierce.
| nri>'o''
Oliver Franl, has declined the office n
highway surveyor in the village district
The sclecimen have not yet appointed an,
one 20 fill the vacancy.
Chas. MCGEE will have charge OF +. w
Smiths job shop the coming season.
Mrs y q Primo VIII, has bcep in 500,
land nearly year, expects to return to Bris
tol in May.
| Ihoro ,,,c nj, alarm, If fro NonJay occo
stoned hv n huga COMMUNICATION unIrr n stov,
in ,ho oraI "a echonI hnnen An inmeLi,t,
annl;coTinn If water onickIv mt il ont
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,h" ,;,Ip,, ,Lnro oro rIanos ,vhoro ,ho rN,J,
ore had lint hotter this season thap las,
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co,,'s f',,. oyan;n,,s s;n p., ~ -'
~ $500, -.
oil 1,ioo $50 H. 1;o,forI speNu'"s "''" ""'
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s Gono w. NJ nohorn To- ho,n ,,,,nha,
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Ivy lay t,o ", s - ."v ir ,I,, a.
nn as, a" mo nv hn hnI inoS, doadnd 20 ,aLn
ioca,inn hm, nc n. Inc ;mnroved vary much
within a month he thinks now he will con
tinuc in the active work.
Tho hr,,or hrvors were n ,i,,le mora csro
FIJI ,ns, reet han ,ho wecl, her,re Tho,
don't like to be bitten more than once,
E,o,d pr;rn. o,,orod ,o, into fom;,,
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na .ro, t a"u on'r''" ''""' e''''o''"''' Wv
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given good satisfaction. One man In New
Haven, thinking his man acted as II The
Vermont climate was too cold, bought Inn
pair of undershirts, and the foreigner put
| them both on over his other linen and thought
| they were Just the thing.
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