Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-01-16

NiclnO MT ChurCh was not hcli until even |
ing OE sunday, as the pastor was called To !
attend - funeral in ElmUre
west Randolph.
The most important real estate transac-
tom taat has taken place in this vicinity
tor several Years was COnSummateu in this
Village on the ith inst. Dr. II. II. Nc
luNr, purchasing from Loren GrisWOld, J
Dr. Il. g.. Morton and l.. L. SparhaWk, |
tncr rAtirc holdiug Of land on the south
end Ut the burnt district, fronting on
Alliu street, Merchants row and Pleasant
street and comprising the whole of the
l1rd burned over south of land owned 10y
William II. Dubois, and about One-third
Of the Whole ruins DR.. Mcintyre is a
of ample means and Will com
mcnCe the erection at an early day of a
brick block covering nearly the cutir"
land purchased, which Will be used on the
ground floor for stores, ana the stories
above will be made into firSt-cIuso mod-
ern arranged hotel
East Swanton.
At the late Christmas celebration in
East Swanton, RcV. &. y. Wilkins, pastor
of the Baptist church, was gratefully re
inembered The CnOir presented hlm
with an elegant seal skin cap; the ladies
of the society with fine overcoat ana
numerous other gifts showed the esteem
IN which he is held Mr.. wilkins is an
minister ami Il true Christian gentleman.
Grafton.
John Eastman, IS years old, fell and
broke his leg yesterday at his home IN
Grafton, aud Will die
Lyndon.
\ boom across the PusSumpsc river at
Lyndon, belonging to Dudley y. Hall,
broke away Monday might and 600, 900 feet
Of logs went down the river.
On the eve of final adjournment of the
County Court the Bar met and +. {. South
gate read Il letter from Mrs. Lucy q.
Marsh. donating to the bar tu be hung i'll
the Court room Il portrait of the late
Hon. Charles Marsh, one Oi the most dis
tinguiShed members of the bar of the State
in his time. On motion of Hon. W. {.
French the gift was accepted and the fol-
lowing were appointed a committee to
wait upon Mrs. Marsh and express to her
the thanks of the Bar for this highly
priced treasure W IN. +. johnson, GOV. :.
H. pingree. Hugh Ilcnry.-H'ood>tnck
StdJ,durj.
New Haven.
At the annual meeting of the Congrcga-
toual society recently holden, the follow
ng named OIL were elected Mod"ra-
tor, r.. \. DUud clerk, y. VI. Roscoe ;
treasurer, VI, j. l.andom auditor, il. {.
Roscoe; prudential committee, II. B.
llCkOk, Loren Richards, =. /. Na>n....
.1eloctman George W. Barton has jua -
turned from business trip To Kansas and
other Wcstern points....Tn annual meet
ing Of the CunGrc -ttlOuai church occurred
ON Friday last, resulting in the election Of
f.. \. pud, clerk lluLh Potter, trcaNur-
er l.. o. Chaplin auditor. Examining
committee, II. Il. Barrows, y. VI.
Roscoe, +. b. Hickok. Benevolent
Nrs .jrrriuinh Power, has suffered two
slirht pprdlyiic shOcls. 4 fired NJ. Ru--
cor ESQ. is seriously i'll. bpiu!, thrcatturu
with Il fpyrr. Rcy. NJ. c. Stcbbins of
Cornwall uccuDirI the uulDit last Sabbath
i'm exchange with the pastor. Rev. Air.
rUnr,n from John Xxi ~. riying rsprcial
prominence. To the thought. that the line
Of duty lie, vastly more in personal picty
no. III .T'n "t 'iiC
ttt''"-' 81 H'nc'S -, ne "'STP"'' ~
~ m,oNCi' V'I,,. ~ rho
l'Nrl "rit w i'o
I'yve '9t'' ~ III M mn v'@uir lE.',
.Ci'S @ 80 Niu2M SjI "Il .IgI ''aT ItT,..r rr.
',i n,, ,lIc S".,lI 60 '"'''''!
UNIV '''"' - 9''P'''"H'
Isle LaMoitc.
No crossing ON the ice with teams. Our
hridye to Aj6urrh i VERY convenient iuot
nov ms the lake il ulIrI' with iup th3l j.
mn.tte to eros. On rhr JonHtiHm for
thn hnnetit Of Rry & * R0ss i, nnnointrI
tn br held .Inuunrv - \ rooI tine is eN-
nrrted bv uIi Kiss Jennie Uill has re-
turund from Alhnry Miss Anna r,
llru,v i i'm very moor hrulti, me Ford
| nrnihtrs INV. rnrr.hrJ uyrr tiftrrm thou,
| sand bushels of Lrrain The present season
and have many more llrr. ions engaged
| In thIrsh
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| Charles r. Wltherell started West THIS
M'oN "''i " M '"' l',.tt' " - - ,,i
and from there he goes to Texas. There
| is a GOOD deal of interest manifested in the
evening meetings at the congregational
church, and there were fourteen mem.
bers admitted to the church by profession
| AT the last communion season.
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|
The National Bank OF Nergenncs
elected at the annual election held
| January II, the following officers PreSi.
| dent, c. I. stevens viCe-prcsident, David
Smith cashier Andrew Ross assistant
| cashier, {, H. Strong directors, {. /
| Stevens David Smith, Iitrrick Stevens