Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-10-24

board, Mrs Montgomery of Turkey, and
Mrs. Barakat of Syria, missionaries
DIR. GOodell of st. Louis and Mrs. Gylcs
Merrill made addresses. Four hundred
ladies partook of the collation. in the
church parlOrs an noon The meeting
was the largest. most interesting and
successful yet held.
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callp, ont and made Il ruil,iup speech. full
of good points and sharp hits Hon. f.
f. Woodhridgr followed in his happicst
/ vein. and introduced the war horse of the
campaign. Hon \. r. smith, who made
Rome howl for a short time The cheer
inc WAS tremendous. MI were i'm rood
humur With dratcuing cheers for Blaine
and Logan the affair closed. \ trCmcud-
Gus time was mad at the Franklin. where
the band plavpd and mine host jackson
was called on for il speech. but seeing CEN
GrandcN pushed him To the front,
tO make "A Democratic hnraurup His
remarks were funny beyond our
rcpurorial ability to- dcsCrine lie
put the Democrats in the highest ulcc and
the Republicans had quite Il, much fun
out of it. ALTOGETHER the old city was
aroused, and covered herself with glory.
She made 50 much noise that some of her
friends in adjoining towns came rush
inc i'm to the CITY ON their hpptrSt
horses, to learn what was up' on
learning the cause of the general rejoicing
they. too. Joined in the grand ovation.
Niddlrburv sent conrrnttllntiouS Mrs
simmons of Somerset, Mass. is paving IA
brief visit to her father. +. VI Strong.
ESu and friends in NprurunpS and yiciu-
ity... The funeral of Mrs f.. II. lnndon.
was held ut the house at u. IN. Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Robertson conducted the ser
vices, after which the remains were taken
to North Frrrisburgh for burial Mr.. G..
w Mason intends shipping a lot of valu-
able sheep to colorado next week Mason
X Wright are well-known as large dealers
in bloudrd sheep for the Western market.
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County court adjourned Friday morn
ng, having been i'll almost continuous ses-
sion since september 9....The custom OF
giving receptions. which used to be 50
generally observed here, is to be revived
| this fall Two or three, at least, are to he
given. Hon. {. W. Porter taking the lead
with one ON the &'d instant.
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