Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-30

had Il concert in the evening Rev. r.. r.
Sanford preached an Easter sermon at the .
Baptist church. a service of song was
held at the y. NJ. G.. A. rooms at 5:l5 sun
day Afternoon and was largely attended. /
Singing was led by the st. Johnsbuvy or
chc~tra. There were also several brief
addresses by Secretary Page, L. f. Gas
Kill, l.. o. Jones andC. II. Horton.
south Royalton.
Six carloads of stock were shipped from
here MONDAY. a large number of horses
were shipped lately.
Middlebury.
At various times during the past ten
years efforts have been made to get up a .
hose company here, but for some reason .
or another the project would never work. .
il looks now, however, as though the eff .
fort at present in progress would pull
through easily, and a subscription paper
which Is in circulation to procure funds
with which to purchase hose cart is
meeting with gratifying success .. The /
old Mcclure house on Pleasant street has
been leased to II. G. LangwOrthy, who
will slick it up nicely and run 1t rs a
boarding house. ... Ben. Dodge, who has
been visiting old friends in town for Il
couple Of weeks, started Thursday on his
return TO Syracuse, y. G...Mrs Bridget
Murphy has sold her house and lot on
South Main street to Mrs. Harrison
FOOte. The price was 5000. 80. The village
roads have been in pretty good shape this
spring, but it is intended to make them
still better, and a road machine is now at
work trimming them up
Miss Cora Bell was thrown from a
buggy near West Salisbury, Thursday
afternoon and sustained broken arm.
She was also badly cut about the head
and face and there are fears that she re-
ceiVed internal injuries ... Money enough
/ I n bu "a n -
jected company has already been pledged,
/ and it is expected that the company Will
soon be organized. There is plenty OF
material here to form a good company out
of, and it now looks as if we were to have
/ such a one .... CONGRESSMAN Stewart, after
Il weeks visit at home, started Friday
morning on hi, return to Washington.
Put Fuss of East MiddleburY has been
granted pension. He gets 5000 arrears
and is to draw so per month for the iu'
ture....Thc Grand Army Post Is making
active preparations for the Observance OF
/ Decoration Day here. At II meeting
/ Thursday night various committees were
/ appointed and other arrangements were
made. 1t is understood that James VI.
0lade, Esq, of Middlebury will be the
speaker Of the daY....The steamboat
which Joseph BrOuillette purchased and
put on the river last summer has been
sold to parties in Canada and has been
shipped to its new OWnerS.... mere was
f "a
tLr teachers, Examination here Thur,dav.
ImdneG tbn nuu,hnr was s,nullrr Than
u-u.I IIi.s Cnr. Hau who vCns in.
iurni in tt,,.' ,i,n.,v1v nrcidrut Thur.loy
/ Afternoon, il getting along as well a. pos
-ible under the circumstances. Although
hodlv ,.it stiu She is moi "a na,Ily Lurt n,
VAN, tir-r frarrd a., il Inn, been IolIud
fn,t .h,'va, moi Iniurrd jutcluH,ly.
.Juliu. ". Baker of 1Hptou has sold ON,
t6n sr,',a rnrIto haiwr,9 UHncocE and
NiJdloj,il,.,- f., Nfae-rs ,on.jro ~ pinre4
Of HIntor. 1II Mr. pirrc. lp-s.,n 10 drlv.
ON thn linz. Satur,l1y Boih of tine new
contractor. are. old lands lt the business.
Nh. Gondrn having Formerly owned This
route and Mr. Pclroe haViur driven for
.,,u,,. ,rais ON the routr br'lvcnu bristol
siJ \.,, Haven I.rnt N,bo, dav v-..
tin,n.f con,nl4trlv ura,'rrrrd hnra t'i-
lrilr. b,tu uuLlfciv and privately. TE,
, ChilIy Weather WIS one obstacle. but the
g. f4ct j., that almost every here i'm the
village we have at least ali the trees that
W.. need. and i'm some places there are
. uudnuhtpdIv to, many .D that there H.
H., ,,unarouf necessity fora General and
n11tlic observance Of Arhor day here
i. .,iJ tirt the ADVENTIST EII,.r.
who ,re. lloiul uli.,iouarv work i'm Mid
. dIrnurv intrn1 to .tnv here and cyu,iuur
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. ,,nins thr rounds the ot her niunt he came
, across a doc which didn't propose 90 haV,
- tba. ntIicpr tI.v fin. dunr i'm irnul of Whici
, he vas lvin, Mr. Dickinson succeeded
i'm tr.vin,T tbr donr but I'm doing ~u the
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thr vnund thnll,.h not "a deem ~ "a NJ n
nor so VIII, asa'church door /. stll yey
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