Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-11-07

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rejoicing.
Rev. 81. G.J"mp delivers ou aoiar-,a p
E-,cN. Noy. ~. ou tnc occasion at Ii.c
Methodist centennial service there.
Large focEs OF wild geese have been
seen ON the lake, in the vicinity Of this
city, within the past few days.
\ delegation from the Phi Delta Theta
fraternity of the University initiated
chapter in Dartmouth college last Friday
evening.
Our young townsman Mr.. W. G. De
ccllc has been admitted to the bar ut the
general term of the supreme court, at
Montpelier
The ladies' auxiliary of the Y. VI. G. \.
took in sonnet hing over four hundred dol
lars at their recent entertainment in aid
of the y. NJ. c. \. lecture fund.
Perhaps it isn't too late to remark that
Mr.. Blaine paid brief visit to Burling
ton, few years ago, and made speech
in response to Il serenadc rendered him by
our citizens
Rev. Robert Collyer is booked to lecture
in this city, Saturday, Nov. %. On sun
day, the 23d, Mr. Collyer will preach in the
Unitarian church, exchanging pulpits with
Rev. l.. G.. Ware.
OF the fourteen votes for st. John, in
this city, one, at least, was cast by an In
dependent Republican, who cared nothing
about st. John but could not vote for
either Blaine or Cleveland
The veteran John b. Hollenbeck. now
we'll along in his ninety-third year, voted
for Cleveland at the Third Ward polls,
Tuesday. He has voted at every Nation
al election for seventy-one years,
The winter term of the Medical college
opened in the new building, at the head of
Pearl street, at : o'clock Thursday after
noon, when DR.. Grnnell delivered the first
lecture. y large class is expected.
The stone work of the Billings library is
now practically completed, with the eXcep-
'i'i VI wv I'LL '''Ni ~ ii'l''' ilC I'pl
will be slated soon, and work will be con-
tlhueu on the interior OF the building dur
ing the winter.
The total registration in this city at the
September election was 2425 and 1888 votes
were cast for Governor, the Republican
candidate receiving "l2 and the Demo
era ic 1923. For Tut days election the
registration was a plump $500.
Now is the time when the hattcrs fairly
rival the plumbers IN the matter of sud
denly sWelled "'ak accounts An active
and patriotic American citizen Who does
not nave Ut least hlll i dozen new hats to
wear-or to pay for-WLi be a curious eX-
ceptlon to the rule.
Dcvoe predicts that there will be more
brilliant sunsets. and the SKY will he even
redler than last wear. every cold sp,ll this
fall and winter When we have Il bril-
liant Suns t, he says, the wind will shift
to the south aud it will grow warmer. and
three d lys uttcrward il Will rain.
The steamer Reindeer. Can't. f. b.
Rockwell, went intoWiuter o1larters Mon
day afternoon. We are pleased ia learn
that the business done by this steamcrth
past season is very satisfactory 10 the
stockholders, and that the outlook for
another year is still more promising.
Anotber illustration of tho yoI,,o of al
vertisiug Our toyvnsm.n Mr. II
Cobb lost n roll of hills ,uonntina IN
fortv-tive dollars The roll ,ras fnr,,5 ~,
Mr. Insenb Rrow emolovad NJ Mr. Rn.nt :
bakery and Mr. Cohh bovin,, ad,.nrti,od
his loss in the FREE pprss Mr. Drnu,
nromntlv returned him hi. nona,.
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V, i'SI anu hee Vi "ni9Nes were secur-
Cont on the CHARGE If Leenin,, lil,,on a'
nand with intent "a sell, and fond onilt,,
He was sentenced to nav . fno If s9n y
costs and to sarv. farm of tbirt,, d.,,., -,
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