Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-01

1,aors nn.t In Chorgn of the finishing
zee 800 p;'r,, !" o,d accoUted a n,orn re
t'"1,drntj,, t,,,9 ,,o,itior ~ nndbnn, Mass A
t,i,,,ikar ,f biu friands u,ern verv nlsnsnnt
'I,' ,,,,,,i,,nJ ~ Ltn, Snt,,rdov avoni,,,
~ 6is h',,,,, md M yas tha recin,nnt -
tolin,. of tbeir e.tn.,n Of u fine pold-
Sr1J .,,n ava y, n,oaro.honr, citnr
hoIToc -Vho ot,stnr s,,n,er arrnn,,pdb Inv the
M e. fWin9"lLi fnr We6nesday
avani,,, -;,ut 90 Iay henu Dnnrd one
Jve,I2 '"-' '-' P'' -'' ''''7
Irn Ar,, forr,o,I, of tho firm of Allen
&. b-,ra,d ,Dbn L. lncotpd i'm \ort hpru
NJ, N,rlg i ~ to,yr toy a fe,y days
WIILsToN.
porn ~ prool.tor Mas. ofrh inst a
,,,',.i' -, ta,' ,'t t H. 3nd Mrs IL + Ferpnson
iIr. T,r,,uson nee / lille NJ Bishop for
luerly resided in Williston.
UNDEBnlLL.
ona nf our oldest and most resuccted
citi1nnS Hiram r Day was huried mi thr
Cbmrrh' tirnet rnmatrrv nst Satnrdav
fThe fnner,l ssrvicas vyere attended ut his
i,Ie rGsidorca Inv a large unmhpr of svn
nathizin,r friends me SERVICES were con
ducted hy Rev MIR. Rlrp. pastor of the
N + chilrch of which NIr Day had been
n ,,a,IH,r MANY lears NIr Riyg ,yas
",.iuted hv Pnv Mir Williams mo
1o,yrrs were nhundent and very beautiful.
me sinrin, was conducted bv'Nr, \. /.
rneti, i.tad LT He daiiahtcr Ni.s
Nellie Castle ana the nderhlIl chOlr
The remarks OF the pastor were hased on
Vany ~ onr f,rrnr. rrnnrt "A Ii,tht cron
OF potatoes; there Il however, large
IsTt"1e " m ~. I-mihIl
and Jericho cheese company nave sold
large portion of their August cheese for
70 cents per pound and have been offered
much higher price for the September
make. ...... Mr. Charles Demevanville and
Miss Ella Eastman We're recently married
and have gone 10 Kansas to re-ide......
Mr. Elijln johnson has at last received
his pension after waiting nearly eight
year. for it,
Service i'm Calvary CEuiecopaD church,
village OF Uuderhiil, on sunday next, oct
e. al 4p. III.
IrrIruo
Over hundred friends and nelghbors
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Lyman Sumsoh recently
assembled at their home to greet them on
their fltleth anniversary OF their mar
rlage. Rey. Mr. smiley, on Dehali OF
Nortn 40 ol't loHSe oi T. ana a. VI; ol WHICH
ed the AID comple. and presented them
with golden reminder of the good will
of the fraternity. Mr.. Thomas NcGinuis.
who had been "A member of Mr.. Stimson's
family nearly so wears ago, recalled
"reminiscences of the past, and gave
some fine renderings of the songs of his
youthful DAYS, chief among which was
1.-THE Grave Of Napoleon" Mr.. Castle.
Deacon Curtis. Mr.. McGinnis and others,
with Miss Mead mt thr ORGAN. pave some
spirited specimens of old-fashi0ned songs.
An original pOem was also read: after
ward Il generous repast was provided.
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EaNEA JINClION'
- IHiG iIHct' - SeNGu years p1i Sol ol
Of his arms - littla Above The wrist - raw
days aro.S Il. Williams. who has been
tLe h9r-el,rrlnnster in our depot for the
last IA wears is nbnmt to leave ms lie
o"es IN Rnvaiton to take charge Of the
Station M that place His many friends
here will he sorlV TO have him 90 but our
best wishes viii attend him. lanes Viele
will take his place here as bappagemaster
The store of Beach Il Allen was entered
bv some one SUNDAY night and both
money drawers were 'Ur7I opeu buI