Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-22

HCSS lOr iHe season on w clnC~NbN Hl TINS
Wetk.....W. w. Warren aud Deacon II.
Il. Barrows are delegates from the Sab
hath school to the state Sunday srhIul
meeting AT Chester Oct. % aud 21.....
Mrs. Parhena Il. Barton, a venerable
sabbath school worker, j. severely ill.....
Mrs. Nlmlna White AND daughter of
Granville, y y, are at ...- T. \. Lang
don~, - brojher of Mrs. W -. tor u short
% Yort tS Mr. H 5oII' T. sq%ie ITr "6r" 6ndy TT@ az.
wrlIas last week, there havil ,eeu one two
re- reneWalS Of his attack of lh,e rrhage :.
upon the highway was Hken down
through town on Monday. 'This gives
the plant sort of decayiug, unbusinesS
like appearance. ..... The burned pulp
mil at Belden's Falls is being rapidly re
butt, and the boiler is now in the process
OF being set.
Morrisville.
Tie main part -of the late residence of
Hon. u. X. Gleed is now on its way to the
south side of Union street. 90. The LamOille
Valley pul mill Is now running under
full time after rest on account Of low
water. ..... Harrison b. George and wife
were very pleasantly surprised on Satur-
day evening bY visit from their friends,
mostly within the Masonic and Grand
Army organizations, who Informed the
surprised couple that IT was the 2Oth ami
versary of their marrHge. Appropriate Ie-
marks were made by Rev. f. f. Healey
n',, iie!a IA iurHlIne2 music
.,ul'. '.",i -. ~ 'iS' "' iH,tU "h tftiN
,ht','N 81 ''S ,... lpl'l'eloI b'S l'toll
" ~ iV]h,""i" ] ]"ui nav. dn tAc'IS'Iil
Tor on ednesday ON theic trip from st.
Juhnsbury across the lake...... The ladies
OF the Congregational society held an eu
Joyaole chicken pie supper and harvest
;y0 o'i'"l n n'"S eNe'llne, Iea'MlnH nearly
~, go ,ie ii'tiii 3e'9 vi t"e = er9dIISt
concert at their chnrch on Sundavaven,
lng. The church interior was very taste
luIIy decorated. ttlsha Cady has com
pleted his year at Woodward drug store
ana Is Succetued Oy a gentleman from
DanNllle......Ih academy students Will
hoIu the second IyCtllln OF the tail term at
the academy, on Friday evening. Rev.
i H. HtaieS lectures AT the l UnlVersallst
chulCh the same evening.
BRISTOL
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,nG 'n .'1u Party Wlo scored No
,',t w. - 'V % iot Hrie. - ne
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raI,'HS i ie"1"uo 1ttJSO I1 nousg nu anu
t,a',, ~ ,, 1871 i"9 "o'T ~ ~ Dup9 tihe
80, o,'VTi io9''e i'oe l-o"el'' al'er
Al =
N,'',e1 W 90 'o''O VI tiie " pta'iiu'"i 9cloo,
npin"". y a ailldh man bdrnt9' an oIu
nt tts..'t,d, 9i tni9 piace, was i9ken win
NM, u"S f,a "'i' "'r,i ~ StionU U
d,v fruln thu Nptbodi.t church .nd
was largely attended .Quie number
from thlo place took IN the New York eX-
cur>iun last week ..Representat!ve
Patterson spent the sabbath at home He
is ii strong supporter of the scheme to in
corporate the village, and vlil shortly il.
troduce IA bIl t. tuat elect. The subject
is recrlvinga good deal OF attention here.
and lines are being closely drawn, with
the friends OF the measure in IA majority.
...... The opening sale of season tickets
for the lecture course took place Satur-
day. over 100 we're sold, and the pros
poets are, that before the first lecture,
euOuLu Will he sold to insure the success
Of the course. The first lecture. "Tue
Battle ol Gttrysbur.H, takes pince'FrIdaN
evening, Nov 5....IIarry Duu-her
picked ripe field straw berry last werK
...... Ice formed haf an inch thick in