Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-19

Ntddi,buri.
,,,.. ,..,.,.,.. - p.,. ,.,,,,,. ,.,,. go, u,,
o Whor vi Wond'rs VI ill.,, VIA, oo,mo
TcYe" niuuei" " ol'uc' va my ~" t"i'
gu u, He, ~ , ',U,,,1 il' IT,. ,
nS'ecao'N ~ " ''',,.I.., I5'
,,'ao'''u ~ '''o '' Wv,
Tpu,'i,, i rr9iV M ,' ornnrnJ ti,, Gno,
',, tiI =, ,' H. NiIuL
,,ionia ,t tbo Conrrn.r,ti,n,L nnrsnnnoc on
s,tur,,,,, n,orni,,s "a hr ,v,nId rn, have
,in, ~ ,,n .rI,,,I ,'.1 ,,I.,. iii ,i, c,lls he
wan Ike tn mntr whijr in ,nwn. Mr. Cool;
was looking stIonu,., and healthier tLan usu. |
al and his voice w,s in murh hnttcr him
,I,on ,rhnu hn ,,,s b,tr io.t rhc ecvrn
mod, IN wonders Of the world. according to
Mr. Cook axe nil various phases Of the re-
cent marvellous spread of Christianity in the
Elst. and the lecturer in connection with his |
general theme gtvc miny interesting an,c-
dotes and rcmn seen ga of his "Trip around
the world recently concluded. In tie cOutsl
of his remarks he paid a very high compli.
ment - the Rev. Cyrus ilamn, president of
Middlebury college, who, he said, would b.
gratefully rcmemblrld fer all time to come
as the great ioundcr OF CHRISTIAN euucalioh
IN me lu,kish commons; PRESIDENT ilah-
| lh II VIII re rtnichlpcte"' WIS 'nc or,s'1a'o'
ana lor lohg liihe inc presiuehI Oh hooe,ts
inos' stai''inH as9cr'iohS was III substitute
lhat inc .lils'al churoh hau recei,cu
two wears than in all OF the eighteen preced-
ing centuries. saturday forenoon from hlhc
uhiii cieyeH CLOCK MI Iooh heiu nus recep
non at MI SPeares residence ana many OF
ms ola lfiehus ana larl9hiohers caiIeu u pay
their respects
The next lecture in the Middlcbury lecture
associations course viii be delivered by
Juuge Aioion n.y. W. ioursee, ed,,T ~ Ja
ron"NeW' ine SulJco. anu '.a'e w ...''s,
rourgees '.c'u,c are NOV ye. uino,'i "
ms course o, lectures was 20, up anu Is en-
WHY 'iiunnseu w .i''cc VI l'u' ''"uen's Vi
Tho nar,r.r,,,in ~ so,,oon, 4, ro,,,ro
dealers in tin and hardware has been
dissolved Mr. Sergeant, who was the
senior partner, and who has been
in thr same business IN Mlddlebuiy Tor
several years, rellre'' M Calhoun VIII
continue ,l't business: Mf. Sa'noi' Is ol,'
XIV. MI IL i, ooSs; " ho, ni,n,i
o ons l., tho S,oto ''' VI '''' '''''''
''' W NV ''''''
OliVer Seveianc ,. l.. +. Chapman ana j.
! 4: severance VIA s,aft Tor texas next ,' week
mi t'r' o nr .o' Co., % soo oos nas, hoan
'tna,;r., ,i , ,l, las, ai,no, i, ~ o,Dtt
nu ~, ~, s,or, ror r -, ,ith .n,o
at ,h S o. lo con-, or, 81 ,n c,nn"v
VI Wv 'N'' ''"''F
Bristol.
The union Observance Of the week OF
PRAYER closed last evening with II sermon by
Inc ras,or of the Bap,jst on the topics for tic
= day. The sermon was able, clear and tx.
haustivc and mus, have impressed the au-
. dicncc with the fact that no man can know
: when the end shall be.
Last Saturday there was collision on the
Mr. Delong OF S,arkSooro htter some
0inisih@ ana poo Iet'tnE 'he parties Wcf'
Iou away ny ltlehuS' NO arrests
Bristol.
NJ. t.,.ip,.,.u.,>, ,,,,,,n u,, .,.l..
WI ',5,' WIZ Mn was .n' ~iy'1s
'isin ~, 'o" "rr' ;IIT Tnnsl@, 'i'N'i
,
i'n, n'"o1i, an ".,i I ioo "o 1 J.
WI, y ~ s'Pt '2'' ~ 10 '''' ioo Se''' '''' Il
f lu!c H.
. MIR. j. u. Watson, who delivered he'era
lectures here in the Summer and Fail, by
5 special request, Is To be here FRIDAY evening