Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-10-01

tons, a man and lassie. The lassie APP
peared for the first time Tuesday evening,
ana was given boisterous reception by
the hoodlums... Mr.. and Mrs Oscar
Cushman, arrived home from New York
liam S. Goodrich Of New Bratain.
Conn, who have been in town since last
week, went home Wednesday. Mrs.
Goodrich Is the only surviving daughter
of the late Mrs. Beckwith. 1.-The col
lege house, which was built for the use of
the presidents of the institution, has been
undergoing repairs, and the building will
be literally as good as new ..... Mr.. A. l..
Parsons, secretary of the Y.M.C.A A., is to
have Il two weeks vacation, beginning
next Wednesday. Mr.. Parsons, with his
family, will drive to Barre. where he will
attend the 18th annual convention of the
Inc. \. and churches Of Vermont; af-
terward they will visit Berlin and other
places.
yergennes.
Mr.. F. X. Haven has returned from his
W estern trip. Sunday, oct. ., several
who desire to Join the Methodist church
will he Immersed by Rev. Mr.. Sherman OF
the Baptist church. h..... Mr.. Charles Den
nson has sold out his drug store in Dyer's
block to his popular clerk, Mr.. \. H.
Murphy. Mr.. j. &. Hlndes, superin-
tendent of National Horse-naIl works, was
summoned to New York by telegraph. go.
A car load OF valuable sheep, l44 in num-
ber, will he shipped this week from
Crown Point, n y, to Colorado,
by Mr.. G. w. Mason!of New Haven ......
Miss Minnie Spaulding, teacher in the
New York schools, who has been spend
ing her vacation in Vergennes and vicini-
ty, has returned to the city,. Private
letters received here from Miss Van
Week, speak Of the return Of herself and
mother, Mrs. William Van Week, to their
home in Cincinnati Miss Melora Tag
gart Is still at Lowell, Mass, engaged in
her professional duties as nurse ......The
rebuilding Of the barns recently burned,
near the residence Of Hon. j. NJ. Dyer,
West salisbury has begun.
In the ball contest Wednesday forenoon
between the East Middlebury and Yer
gennes mines, the score stood - to in
favor of Nergennes. Rev. II. II. Sher-
man, pastor OF the Baptist church, attend
ed the Baptist State convention at sax
tons River Mr. Warren Bard of Mil
berry, Missouri, has purchased for use on
his 200 acre farm, the Hercules road
maker recently exhibited bV T. NJ. MOul-
ton at the otate far, Burlm-ton.... Rev;
y. y. RObegtson OF the congregational
church will preach IN the Methodist
church, Fenlsburgh at O'Clock sunday.
$500. Rev. Mr.. Austin of the Methodist
church hopes to be able to resume his du-
ties early IN October. Mrs Eliza futile,
no has ueen quite i'll, Is able to be out
"-"Ih 90 ne pd9t otl! CoiIl 59'9 OIi 'iIc i"'I
E'ouIl4a uttN very i|lt auuIeilces. lh3U
Tor to-day will no doubt be well attended.
Invitations are ont for a church we'd
ding at the Congregational church, Tues
day October .. Ihe parties are Miss Jen-
ME Ross and Mr. Henry Simons. .....
non non a. w; 7'e"dlC I MaS III toWii lue9
the Hines Durgf and Nergennes mines was
prevented DY the rain, Saturday ...... DR..
Dlonne, Who mas peeii u,luGl nie.!cai cure
tne p'9V WSeh' was aole ~ pe o.u 7aluI-
u"H ''.''. nam prevented IuII IGiluancG
~ Hldi hco uay anu putIer auEalceu
...''.9 9Qiie .%,ouo : POUNDS OF nulter
WAS 9i S9nlpPeu rom "fSt oaiIspury stt
f"nrr'y U I of Nrr%ennes has hean nnitaG ~
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nav. ,i,urnaG nam, at ~, 'i7,, Ii
demand for the West and Southwest
Willard & Bros. Of Denver, Colorado, on
Saturday, bought of G. w. Mason of New
Haven, of the we'll known firm of Mason
S Wright, six choice Farnham French
rams for the Denver men, ana they took
the return tram for Colorado Saturday
night.....Mr. +. X. Haven, who was a
delegate To the republican auti-saloon
national conference at Chicago the 18TH
inst. writes that he Is in health, and "do-
ing the West Il little before his return.
He has visited st Paul is at
Minneapolis and will be home this
week ...An ear OF Dutton corn,
thirteen inches long, with 5s kernels in
the row, and raised in Panton, was eXhib-
lteu ny n. l. ITlStol MOuuay MT,
masn1 vii 90 to Cbari"st6n i ..I1t soon '"to to
w"rE nt his trade x Vernon farmer ~
,vbn hos heen West for % vnaru or re-, inmra ,,,r
saws he has looked the pr9nnd nvar and
fh1t Vermont farms are doin% bettar ''ir[. fnr
thair owners this year thon for ~ yaar. ap.
nast rSt' Rev u Cain of The Snufbarn
Gaiifornia confnrence nraached in tha
Nethodi.t cbnrch Snndav morniml, nn
"Cbrist the Head of the Chmrrh > - va
Tha " I Il NJ societv moi at Rav Mr.
Austin,s Tuesday Wednesdav and Thnrs
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