Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-06-11

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o. 60 ~ IN .ne nelus ne services
Tt ;r,, .ne lorty hours adoratlon were begun
M 10y ,ilot mug ao the Oauh0llc chhrch
a, bS,i b.Io.o ii,'iil r, oil vi ioW VINO are mere
VII na.hII ILi DoIian OF huIlanu, rather
riul,hntg5 M VI ptanI'on ana alher Gun
,r,,3nih ,i'''l. wi D.a.'lfoulo. . rev father
,,amu fn,,'' ,,,i ""s pie1a""'I5 ERECTED ny
llolS loiiler lileulS' S''... congressman
Dplin ,,,, ~ w 2IeWart IS IN town IN attendance
fdrrI fGpoi ,nu TVuIu4 ,q oo,rt.' iCharleS stay
co,mn thy oi eii ,lle pt4u"Vil Ilouse' mus De
fos,o w. o,Ji az Ihe Auulsoh iQuse...
tea 'lT Tn,,. parnent alu ar!IVe,l nome lils
49, To-, 80, "ff7,aS eNeulhE d tedll cQnlall
t1cob uWJ vi o'iuf iiiI PERSONS urQEe rechiessIy
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stnreS on MAJ, % .m VI one VI we
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nevor aIo,, lt,,G t @ l i', O,io
at,a thov hoJ c,,ii,,ad " 0' Nv" "i''O" '''il
'The l9ct,re Of Co., C,,,,,.,,o , .,t,,,,;,lo.,,
nt tho to,v, hoii o, ,!' ~ I,o ~, 2I,el l'uL i
! for tha bnnaft nf Ma Cra,,a S,., :. ,, LIZ,
nnfortunatnIv aid nt rosI,it m poit
to tbnt organizntio o. ~ ~ ',rS
/ avreedin,,l, n,I a,,,,t't ' ,'i , ~ w " 3''i ~
Vet CEN Sbnrin9n vo,t %r1,oI IN i,',, T',u
with his Iectura a,,d daIi,',d ~, 'i,t
and at timeg thriiii, +iH,t co. G
! Grant A GOOD si1en GaIa,+atiH,, oV MA.
dleburv neonle has conc ~, it,itIa,1d T., 't
! tend the nnsicnl fnstivoI ,rba ,,Iaat,,,'s
hold hv PnV ~ A IFr',,o, ~, 49,, -
tended nv fnirIcizad ai,jia,,,ai, t,I,,e f, 80 "'
Mrs Abiam TiIIi.mSnn N,,i3o ha9 t'r' s',t No.. -
ed severely from tho eject. Of a. uhnt.t af
which she was rho Vain s,.,,arni ,,.aai5s
400 s rnnidIv racnvori,,t, bo,, fr '',l'd
health and is already ai1e 70 rida ort s1o, in
carIiaDe ''Ni0 ~ '''o '''' ~ ="
A Couple of fellows registered at tha
Addison House here, Thursday evening,
and stopped over night, registering as f..
Morse ana D. Keys, Albany. In the morn
ing they pald their bills hired team and
drove on. During the day it was learned
that they had been ont to Cornwall and,
IL Is alleged, had fieeCed a Cornwall far
mcr out OF over $500 at Il game of cards 1t
Is claimed lhat they snatched all the mon
ey on the table and skedaddled. Land
Iord Rider got apprehenslye after hearing
TINS news that they might also make
away with his horse and rig and started
OUT Jp see II ne could huut them mp, but
dUfIh- ms absence the horse and buggy
were returned by a woman VINO said that
'he men had left them at Salisbury depot
and she had driven the horse back tor
them because they couldn't get any boy
10 20 1t. she also brought a note signed
by Morse saying that they had taken the
nlght traia going north at Salisbury but
1t Is certain that they did not 20 through
on that train....Mrs. julius Morgan died
FRIDAY morning after quite lOn4 illness.
Mrs Morgan drew a pension ao a depend
ent relative OF 4 son who was killed in the
war. james Norton, who was charged
with bastardy, was given up by his bonds
man thursday morning, but was given an
opportunity to procure other bail Fail
ing in this, he is alleged to have taken leg
bail, as he turned up Friday amOngth
missing.
Montpelier.
A,r,,,,,o,,,,,,+, i,oi,,,. ,,,1, g., Co..
Which viii nrohahIV be adanted ~ ~,
nlnra Nr W,in,t - i tlf,,I' o. 49,
lending the buSiness Thn ii,,bt Vii Ina
exhibited ON State and Min Streets
Thursday niGht Tbis ~ the Same syeterI
that RutIand hae ajnntad ma u.LicE I'm.
iinotnn has far@ra oniah ".i,i h
WoHtnelier NI,Iitarv honJ ,rn .non r. iale we
their now rnifo,.rit n''I - ,,,t 10 &c ~ ',
foot 70 havetbe hand stnmJ movad intn
fhe VILLAGE which omtbt to ha ui,ccet.fni
Mrs. Wort7n of ~ To1IonIarrH.
u.itb bar infant jnIi.,tt' ,,ilitj,i,, - y,
narnnts Mr. nnd Wrs EIyord Dewev
The s,d nnye rnanLad bora T"asd:S,,, - ~ :
: the deatb of Mrs " n + ord v,idoWy 0f of
the lnte Rav " n I'ord II ~ NM va
ilalllS WI ~ pe proushl mere lor III hterIleIt
f. Hood of Chelsea. Vi. were in Town
Tuesday
) The musical festival closed Friday even
ING with the performance of Haydn's ora
torio. "Creati6n." Throughout the festival
has been one of Measure 4 finer array of
talent was never seen in central Vermont
and the chorus. under the direction of
Henri G Blaisdell was very fine Our 10.
cal artists shone far from dimlv amono
the star soloists of whom Miss Edmnnds
Mrs. Knowles. Mr. Bartlert and Mr. Bab.
cock of boston were already favorites
here The audiences have been LARGE over
1000 listening to the last concert Finan-
cially the festival has been Trntifving and
musicaiIv such ~ succesS as assures
Increased interest i'm the urvt me
Golden Fleece RIM, has moved
70 he a faultless mnsie halI
Dr ana MIS-. ~ - bTl8hdln on NeW urk,
are In ''"Hf ihfy WI Ie mere several
Meehs' ~. vi VI; l'fe Ian %
go VI tnc aN NM M iloIch teit lot loo9
t9n, 3tulI"S' w uIle HeLe ne proven
nIlhSe!I TO- nc d iit'9set uI 'ilg loteI @ @p'lsi
iV91 "u" Noli iidlA IA irI%eius % " no are ' SoiI
~ lWse nl'u ~ atu oH'lP; ui'u|IeI VI
tut -houHV le"s"nt MUS Hl'T Noui
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