Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-02-15
LAMOILLI; COUNTY,
Worthwhile.

Worthwhile.
The firm Of Clarke &, Dop;o,o ,,o.,,soo
turers of uhs hoo d;oooIuad c n.auu az 1J-
| Clarke retires from Tho huo;noes NJ E1S: ~
continuing. '''''
| ron, ,;,,,o Lii. 49,,
=, Inbms, nuiu saoie "ent ,nlo use on the
~ ,TT,,nsIa,I anu Ldhe SDalnplalh railroad
on thursday morning. MAILS from the west
',oa ouo nI in,i, earneI anu sixteen min
~ 'sn' nun VIC cast
"A new engine has just been placed on the
81. Johnsoury and Lake Champlain road
oea'lnS 'he naihe OF COY. Hendee," hon
d d, t'u Een , Vi mat hame-a resi-
oen' Vi '''is IOWA.
nne sIIighinH party given by the young
ania ,n'y was ny lar l1ri most epJ)y-
nosed If twenty. ei,l, 1a1;', al, ho party coln-
ieft town in ioamo Jran,,, " h.. souv'ouleu
horses-a, an m rivin, q, ,,o, .,, Jn.
house known as The "Cnnienr;ai" a. lford
wick at $50 n. m Each load yyoe srnniio,,
with numerons horns yh,,h Vac ,,.,pp. ~,
| faithful service. mi cniovinr tho ,ija ~
hugely: the ladies Le;ng s,vory a,to,,iro :,
showing great c,re in aJirs,inl, ',,o 80.
furnishing cigars for the company, etc.
| Nearly all the hotel seemed to he given IN 10
Inc parry. me large nail on The third floor
was opened anu the time until supper was
spent 10 amusements OF various kinds
oupp,i oeinR announced at $50 the sump-
livery loaded tables were soon surrounded
n,ssad H'pp oa uIusic was provided ana time
pa1seu p.,s'"'iy III promenahlpg AMI other
quarter before twelve Thn rJo hnn' us "'
joyed even more than DING out ne the air was
more mid and the counirv Will iin,,,ad ~,
the moon. All arrived home in safety. The
gentlemen highly appreciated the most sue
| cesstul Efforts of the ladies TO make the
event enjoyable in every particular.
| The regular instalmcnt of officers in the
Good Templars lodge is to take place on
"Wednesday next.
The Academy students hold Tho las, ,vceur,
of the Winter term Friday night
un;on ,or,naro,oo -
o,,a,dah -, tha Ni nc meeting was largely
| evening with Rev. NJ. p. Bell ns chairman
| Remarks were made nv a GOOD nu,nh,r os
those present. For an indefinite nerind the
Womcns Christian Temperance union and
the Good Templars body will alternately
| assume charge of these monthly union tenn.
Pclance meetings
The Winter term OF the village schools
| closes today.
The selectmen have nos,ed ,o,;ooe forh;d
dlngicoastlng on any streets in the village
except on the hills at the north end of Pleas
ant street, and al the south end of High
street.
Three young men from West hilrr left
for the West last week.
Hon q w Uerdoo and rr;so ,.,, ,, -,
Tuesday, on a trip to Washington. d, c.
and other points
The case of Donglass no T;nl,or tho Coz
mer suing the latter for I cloir ,nI h io
account ~ stS raS taor az o,a',neu ppq IN
X. Gleed on Tuesday.
Mrs Giles + Mo,tcor,o,r u,ho will ho
rcmcmhered Inv aond nm, hor m"n mii r "
haps better known as Miss EmiIv Re uu p,,-
ton, formerly of this place, is on her wav TO
| this country from Turkey, where, with Mr..
Montgomery she has spent several wears as a
missionary.
II. L. Gale, former stuont at the Acad.
envy, now teacher in the Cabot biob school
was IN town on Tuesday.
A., m H.. 49,, ..
turned from Chor,.s,on Nj - ,,n,,
have spent several weeks.
Mrs. Tracy Cutler, who lec,ured here last
| fall, will lecture upop woman suffrage q,
| the Methodist chapel on Monday evening
| next
Fred B. Livingston. Esq formerIv of
Burlington, now a resident OF the VILLAGE il
doing az extensive dairy business on the
| large farm formerly known as the Bingham
farm, but now the properly Of Mr. Living
| ston, and which is to be known as maple
"oou farm'
The repairs on the interior of the town
hall are being pushed as rapidly as possible,
AMI it is thought that everything will be 10
readiness for the contemplated ball on Fri
day, Feb. 22i
The closing lyceum of tho W;,,er torn,
was held nj the acadnmv On Trosdav 49,,
ing. large number were in attendance
and everything passed of very pleasantly.
The Spring s, ssion of the villaye schools
opeps on Wedn, siov of nnyt woeL with ,ho
same corns Of TEACHERS '' WIN WV
rh, 49,, ,r;.I 50 49, go. ,.
lass and Tinker held hefnre .Ims,;cn radv M
Tuesday resulted in verdict in fsynr 81
Tinker who was sued far a hnol, aoco,,o, ~
si5 WIZ ""' '''u ''' "''A account oi
,
sor Se ,ha Nem'nn Ias peen puYing potatoes
to 80 cents a bushel.
Enos Fletcher has organized musical
| association in this place with slme so or 70
| names on his list. They propose holding
monthly conventions
The sudden and rapid influx of Young
people into our village this week indicates
| that the Normal School is opening with good
prospects and large numbers again.
Mrs. Moses Fullngton, who followed the
remains Of her husband to the grave scarcely
two months ago, died Saturday morning.
Mrs fullpgton has been Jealous worker
IN all Christian ana temperance causes for
many years Ind VIII be much missed. She