Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-03-16

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I'ea ~ w .s,, ,ho, Shon',J Norso
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are largely interested. The capacity Of the
co,nnnnv will Lo extended as lis business re-
auirrs it. The c,mpany has done flourish.
ing business from the first and this is un-
doubleday due to efforts of Messrs. Geo. ID.
Wight and i, II. Foss the immediate man
ayers Of the business.
Mr.. Amos Witbptbee. n prominent citizen |
of orr place for many years, proposes selling |
his fine residence on Main street, and the
Adams and Foster farm, Ferrisburgh, win
view, it is said of removing West
Mr.. Frank llincklcy, whose death at the
Mary Fletcher Hospital, is announced, was
formerly resident OF Nergcnnes, in the en-
ploy OF X. NJ. Ciapp.
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ne graded School commenced wednesday,
Mss Nc'le ,ayI3r %. nl''s1lu, ni"ss, Srau,
i.. VI W, f. ,h go ,oonmr. ''
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-, "co' ~ oic VI .''e .eaonc,s ~ 'ne S,ah
" su'io'' io' ,io Plst WV ao,,ns' anu Nh W.
Kent. nrc attending the Snrlng session at The
medical colIpre
co,,.io,,o.,l c.,,1,,. ,t,o Loo,;os,
fall of snow of The seas m. about len inches
arcomuon,rd with wind drifting The roads
badly. especially the east md west roods
w +, p,.,,,,-.,,, ,,o. ,,,,ro,,oo,l ,,,, D,,,,os
place on Church street. MIR. Dumas inlcnds
rebuilding Immediately.
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with The w,tcr works this winter. MANY are
con,nnllrd to corrv water from much great
ar distance than usnol Those ON Mamie street
coming 10 North street. and from West street
to the hotel.
The doctors are having all that they can
do this winter. there being very much sick
ness in the town.
,r,bo,o, Io.,.,,,o, sc cro,v;,lo diod ,ory
sndd"n, lac, Vol, falling d ,wn unconscious
and liping ," bn, s;1 bonrs He yas hronght
here for burial,
, Pa, NJ y;u;ar,s ,,ho hoe hoer l;v;,r IN
tha ti,,e s,rco ho ca,no hero ;e going to move
INV NJ, in ~, No v;il,ao N"'''' 9"7
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inc into n,rtnershi, in es,oblishinr n meat
ma,kct
Neo,;rrs oro s,i,1 oo,,;,ued in the Advon,
church
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?, mere are 10 be many moves inns opfing'
, i.cu'1 iul t'lc co''i'us yea' VIII oe "''"' "'
'hey nave Deen'
nu V. odi sa'nuoy 'spcaNlos VI .nV tu,p
al,ns' ana 'lle use Oh .ooacco oy inc lo,,ns'
, Sllo ,n'. ole s'e's tesiip'a''oh was lhe SUI
5 3"i.'"' "o' N"'" ii'''1n GUS "H0
d, boro Several were badly left in the dstri.
Ei,r,, G. I;,,,,s t,,ro o,,or 5ooo lors IL,
,hair ,.n;d ~, I;,ti" To,ch nos ,rr main"
d,nwnn very Jav int, thn comnonvis ward
e hrrc in tho yilin1r,
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MIS- VI, t. bcll iclt better WEDNESDAY
morning 'l'h sue had zone LOT se'e'al Jay
= ProotD'y recover. l'Gt motner, Mrs' d. IL.
D Lc"rl' vi iHoSp"is rails' Is WIN MI III
1 present
John Ridley shipped four carloads OF pota
t tatols, Tuesday. Enough more were receiv
Ell t. fill two cars but they could not be
@ shipped. lie paid 20 cents for all hi
e bought
@ The most of those who had the mumrs ar,
out on the streets fully recovered
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