Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-04-24

their craft. We regret To chronicle the |
death, at his home in Addison, of Mr.. |
George VI. Wilmarth, in the thrty-first |
year Of his age. He was among the most
promising young men of his town. His |
disease was of pulmonary character. |
lie was buried Monday. y very large |
number of neighbOrs and friends were in
attendance to pay respect to his memory. |
lie was formerly resident of NcrgelneS |
and the owner and editor of the Vermont |
cr few years since. He leaves wife |
and one child
st. Johnsbury.
The choral union of the North church
presented the Cantata "Ruth' at Music
hail ON Tuesday evening. y good audience
was present.. Miss Parker, teacher of
music with Mr.. \. l.. Bailey and soprano
ut the South church, is visiting in Boston
ana completing arrangements for con
cert to be given here at an early date. go.
Mr., Bedell of the It JOhnSbury house has
built la.ge fire place in the hotel Office,
making very comfortable and attractive
addition..... Mr.. Hugh Burland, who has
spent some time with his brother here,
started Wednesday on his return to his
home in Scotland.
The twelfth and last entertainment of
the \. VI. G. y. lecture course was held in
music Hail on Friday evening 1t in
cluded reading by George w. Cable. the
character representations being interspels-
| Ell with few songs, which together, made
| up very pleasing entertainment. The
| new Y. ~ c. A. building will be ready
for occupancy in "A few days.
| ''"e''
| The public examination Of teachers for
the summer schools will be held in the
village school house on Friday next, com
| mencing at . o'clock, a. m.
| windsor.
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evening, after "A long sickness. having had
| "A shock of PARALYSIS about six wears apo
He was 90 Years old a native Of Windsor,
where he has resided nearly all his life
He was a merchant for thirty-years and
prominent in the affairs of the town, fill
INC nearly ali it's prominent offices For
many wears he was prominently known in
Masonic circles, having taken thirtv-two
ldeyreas and being "A member of. Vermont
Lodge. Windsor chaptcr. and council, and
Vermont commandeiy of this place Had
been pass master of Vermont Lodge. His
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Deacoh Il. y. Shedd dIeu OF cancer at
ms residence recently aSeu - years. me
uecehseu came rom Spf'nShelu' ~,
apouu the year $50 ana settled on the
larm Where ne mas since llVed. he was
eiecIeH ueacoil Oh the C9ngregatlonaI
'ii''iNi sum s'i'tl MS at III Wv anu
Was one OF ITS pillars until his death.
li ne a1sIS'ite sue ol ihliiiheTi GOODS tqok
Pty'cG ~ ltsC 7h' ',ltual' o. W Iohler0y pl'I
oLl % 'iie Eoo'i9 at II ctll' Oh lhe uollar ol
tme lntttltoll farmers are ABOUT SaUh-
eri'iS Vielr sap buckets
Isle La Mott.
Snme nf nur fnrmars b,,.a c,n,mepcad
their nlo,vint omr Is,n ' Ia Nott Nil,
is onan for r'ayci and Nir IT,. Zavlo,
If tbis Mace has ,n"vad On tba briIGye 'tr r.
talSn rhpr,sn Of it tbis vonr 1, '"' \ir w
F'iSl crnssSd On Tho ice vim :, tnn;n from
isln In Nott r. CbH1, tha q lac Of - tha
week is ren"rtsd That M MIS- ida III,
WontGomrrv is en,Ga,teI to tna,h thn snm'
mer school IN distTici 10 Vr X "
EiSk has cntnmnncni yrnrl, ni, ~ oI,.ir,,,
) Thr widn,v mf tha iato Hon 'f,' n 4
= (iood,rl has lnin in nm unr0nsrions condi
tiHu from W,hi,h il !" r,nns,ijia t' ',C,.
hnr eicrht dnts l,,itjn,,t fnnJ ~, JrinIy
Her death is expected at any moment.
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