Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-07-16

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oyeryorl,ed birsn1g "'',,iU"9 GoitL 'i''' III. na.
carpenters aud builders Of Of II Middltbnr,V @ Dur,
work nj BnlIos F.IIs n ronr 'tg.9 h III lmtir
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creek D,t.iJ ln,it af InS,i. ia.S T.,u Ht'tI
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left NTouda,, fnr Nlh,"t to'ol', "li'' "l.i''!'
DR. NIcrrii An evn5ilat - ~ Co,', i!,
preached in fbn N,tIN,lit ,,,., ''l,,,i a. a.
by Rev / 7 Zon of NtiIiitIc,.,m iJii,,cm 'uiii5,iay
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last lvanl. 'r,,,,, ,9t;"r m IittuIor,
lis HISTORY anJ ,.,nr,'. ,u,Vi "p1aIaCI Oh
Morse a R".i",,+ ~ ,,.; i,t., dn,l MIS-.
quests of Mr. Uvron Hrietoi h9,. o., ra, ,ae
hold n mreting Frido, ,n ~, 'h,',mo'l,N h,. ,
pcas from thr ona,Ir@9i,i,i o'yrai mv%, "P p.
Of the listers. The new awning In front
ton. Gaines blocl, is an a,n9n,nmt w. -Ig,, ',J,o
Nrrgcuue, socirtv of Chrisfi,m En,,,,.,,'.
hold a meeting Tuesday evenii,'r The
present number of mnmbers il = ".
=. sutton of Stmksbpro. who has bren
connected with the I-crj1olf,,, for snr,n
months, left Vcrgennes for Ohio Nondar
Miss Gertrude samson is announcrGto
speak in the CONGREGATIONAL churrh nevf
Sunday. She il - renreS,.nt,,tiva "f ~
Home Missi0nary s6cirtv NIond.v ,ue af'
teruOon at the coal ward of Thnmas (Ior,
while coal boat was dischnrpinD p0o
building suddenly fell out, rrerini,. - lar'ro r
body ul coal Henry Knox wnS cau,6f
under the fal,iurtimbnI,,n and conl hnt v,,,s
promptly released only slirhtlv Lrui.oJ
The Young Pennies -oc;t7v nf Gbrs,i',n
Endeavur in Nergenurs is nrogneri,,'p
numbering - members Thn foli",yino'
officer, were elected M the ..r1i.nnni,,Il
election of the 81 .fohu RYnii.t sori,.iv
Neraenueo Clapl1iu. p, T. CanunyiI
president. o. l., Riyirro. Isl virnInr,..i
dent, y. I.us,icr; 3l vice pre.idrut
N"urF secretary WchiNi>te, y. Duppur ;
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ths at1n nf t,,.. j"H 4"le 10 WorK IN
UllNl Nllll OF Bailey uut Taft il UNDERGOING
repairs inside and out.....T The Nontpcher
Carriage company have men at work re-
pairing the shops and taking Inventory.
They intend to begin operations apnin
about the l5th....E II. Aldrch has M a
new sign...H. G. Webster and family
started for camp Friday one of me
large plate glass windows in ID. f. Ionu',
store WAS broken Thursday f.. r.
Bradley wife and daughter. OF
SWantOu. have been in town for
the past week visiting friends.
John Is. Doris's circus is to show here the
2ith. j. J. Pratt has the lob of putting
up the b.l boards IA large number at,
tended the lawn party at Mrs. d. /,
Fuller's Friday evening". Miss Nav and
Lib3e Bliss are visiting friends in Mid
dleseX Jack Savage had a fit i'm the rond
in front of the Union House Wednesday,
Mrs. +. y. Bowman of Waterbury is in
town the guest Of her sons. II. \. and
l.. u. Bowman. III W Pukin who has
has been at work for Fred Stevens for
some time has left, and bought ont Elmer
Bliss ana Will continue in the business at
the old stand ...A. ID. Clark, wears A
smile as long rs ii is broad 1t a bouncing
boy baby of l0l pounds. Cigars Capt
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