Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-02

New OrkerS during tne Heateu term, VINO /
Will thus secure the doctors advice and |
the wholesome and invigorating air of
Lake Chauplain at the same time. Par |
ties from various towns are securing |
small portions of land on the lake for the /
purpose of building summer houses which /
Will gradually Supersede the less reliable /
and iuCunVenient tent, for camping...
Roads are drying of quite fast some
~kNlarklug boys broke one of the large
show windows in Miss Rowena Preston's |
store on Main street Monday. II was
promptly replaced. Mr.. Walter Curler
takes he rooms in the Tuttle block va
Gated by Mr. Fields....A son of the late
Mr.. Short, one of the Van Ness House en-
ploNcS, Burlington, was buried in the old
burying ground here Tue-day morning
.... Maple sugar, fresh and good from the
maple orchard of Mr.. w. Hill of North
StalksborO, Is ON sale in the stores.
Middlebury.
The recently organized MiddlebWy
Young Mems Christian Association is in Il
prosperous condition, and seems destined
to grow i'm numbers and influence. The
9>SoClatlun occupies "a building which is
undoubtedly the lagcSt one in the State
devoted exclusively to such purposes, and
the hall and rooms are conveniently an
/ ranged for any sort of suitable entertain.
mcut In the reading room maybe found
"a Wcll-SplcCtpd assortment of newspapers,
and everybody is invited in and made wei
come 80 far the meetings, under the
direction of Mr. Parsons, have been very
| well attended, and il the attendance con
| tinuc~ to grow it will soon taN to the ut
most the capacity Of the hail. The rcgl-
| lar SUNDAY afternoon meeting was held
| last SUNDAY and was well attended. white
much interest was manifested in the cNer-
/ c-cs Another meeting will be held Wed
| uesday evening this week The spring
/ term of the graded school commenced on
T.. Il. :. 1
aucc and with the same teachers as last
term 900 News has recently been received
/ here OF the death of Patrick NiarOnev. son
| of Thomas MarOncy Of MiddlrburV which
took place i'm the far Western mining
/ rpgiuu where he had brru fnr several
years ... Monday wa, another such Linn
market dav ns we have had for many
weeks. but the prices paid for butter ar,
pickinr M From p to 9N cent. uer
pound was paid but the offerings wer,
very small
As far as can be discovered the anti-Ed
muud~ boom has not vet struck the Re
publican ranks of this section. and doe,
not seem likely to do So Mortimer
Brown has gone to Chicago. where he viii
make quite an extended stay.... William
la.timer, who was laId up for some time
has completely recovered William p
McCue eldest son of George McCue. ha,
gone to New Haven, Conn. to enter an in
SuranCe office The county iail has beer
{ filing up with unusual rapiditv of late
and our Justice courts. steered bV Spccia
Prosecutor Tupper. are cutting out con
siderable work for the Grand iury to at
| tend to IN June The school term begal
Monday March 20 and the SprInp aut
| summer term at the college began on
, Thursday Justice II. d. MAYNARD O
{ East Middlebury. who has been serousl,
Z sick for the past two weeks. is rapdly get
E ting we'll and will soon be on hi
al
: small quantity of maple sugar has beel
: brought to market vet from the surround
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. Io''U vi HoiHe9 Su!'tolc iol 1lteuIi- PuI
u, posts, Mm.tI my i pulClit'Seu l.., III lne DO
Il snfa fn, some nnonIp IN nuneIr ,t,nn ~,
e streets in an intoxicated condition. a
J pros Cutons are certain to follow >.
james Farrell received on Saturday tn
e welcome news that the government ha
at last allowed his claim for pension
II giving him = per month and somethin
l. over $500 arrcarages IS. +. Meekin ht
= come To the conclusion that the LouiSian
e Lottery company Is sWindIlng concern
AN nj nj ..!1 IT." H''H, ~ =!
r a word from his ticket, or his money. nc
e received, as usual, the list of the priZ,
d drawn now he wants to do what he can
1t prevent others from being swindled bv II
X concern.
,e Barre.
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je lecture was ueIlNcreu at ine NestrY
i, the MtthouIaI Ghutch' A'9l Frlday eye
ID luE' ny George NeunGuN' ISq. oi w,
to ttrnurY' nN;l;' th'l''eu ne lIoll Is IN u
II way ms was pronounced ny one
o.. our cH HI%ehS' Il clergyman aH lht most /
re tefrsllhg lecture ne had heard IN Ion
IS tlme. ne sind IT was Pfohtaple lor ever
N BODY, ana especially Tor Students as
e showed me hecesSllN Y ol aphyslca! prepar
ne ton Tor tne most effective mental eHol