Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-05-07

teams last season, but will do very well to
start with The return game is to be
played here next Saturday .... Rev. VIM. !
A. Bushee of the Congregational church
returned from his annual vacation on
Friday last, and held communion services
on Sunday morning -. Melbourne Slough
ton, clerk for l.. b. Boynton, is
visiting at his home in West
bis place during his absence. |
The academy students held the last ly
ceum of the spring term on Friday even
ing. A good number joined in discussing
the Irish home rule question...L. Il.
Robinson, editor of the StansIead Jour- |
nal, was i'll town on Saturday ....T The Sc
lectmen have contracted with Messls. |
CallWell X Narnum to build the abut
ments for theAlew iron bridge Rev. j.
p. Hall occupied the desk at the Metho-
dist church on Sunday afternoon. For
the next six months, commencing next
sunday. services at that church are to be
held at 1890 a. NJ Post Warner No. 4,
g. y. r., attended the funeral of Comrade
l.. q. Spaulding on Saturday afternoon.
vergennes.
An orange blossom-perfumed epistle
from Los Angeles California, assures the
friends of Deacon Parker and family of
their safe arrival at their new home,
April b.. Mrs Russell OF Keene, y. H.,
is the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. II. a.
nmon0 other s6inmente frnm tbis ct,,tion'
we notice one ton of butter. forty tons of
cattle, hay, eighty tons, curtain rolls, for
ty tons, kaoln, forty eight tons. Miss
Judge Hinman of New Haven. will leave
fo, New York citv Tuesday next
where she is to reside. Thursday even
ing there was dance at the skating rink,
| fourteen couples took part -. Walter G.
Sprague. who has been in the insurance
| business here for several wears will leave
! Veruennps Monday for Portland Maine
where he GOES inio the clothino trade
with his hrother-in law Mr. Arfhur g.
| I nnh Mice fannie Stavans who b,c
h"am yisitint, Ier niter Me- - T"G Ham, n,,o
mond. Chicago, arrived home Tuesday
| ni~ht Wav0r NcC,nen mnstad NO..
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street corners to 20 obout 'thpir
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\ Mr.. w. G. Sprague left Nergennes
l for Portland, Name, Monday evening, VII
i Rutland, Wnere ne visits ms sister, Mrs
= RosS BlshQp bissell confirmed - IN ~
5 i'aul church, SUNDAY morning Ih
e blsnop preached SUNDAY evening TO a larg
= audience. Mr; ). laduke mas noNe'
+ from Cointort I'M INTO the mouse latel
|. vacated by ID; Renaud, the baker on tn
# west slue ol tne river.
$ rev II. r. Austln, pastor OF the Meth
l. odlst church, was prostrated Monda
: morning oya paralytlc soock Promp
e attention aVerted serious results New
e reached here, TUESDAY, OF the sudde
death OF Capt. II. \. Whlte OF Panton, l
the oflh year Oh MS age lie was lolll
D. dead III ms ped luesday morning, ii
represented ms town IN the leglslatur
=, OF lo23-'i, ana mas heid all the l'
, cal Offices within the gift of his fe
~ loW-cltlHens, He leaves u widow, tw
=. sons ana two daughters The funei
! was held on Thursday y..... The N
: tlces to corner hangers-on, is worl
y ing greatly to the comfort of ladies VIII