Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-11-19
Wells River railroad from here to Barre

wells River railroad from here to Barre
junction.
Worthwhile.
Inc 1all term of school at Morrisvile
academy closed on Tuesday, Nov 10th
INST. $50. The last lyceum of the term was
largely attended on Friday evening. EX-
CeIleht music was furnished by the orcheS-
IRA lnAde up of the regular academy or
chestra and the Paul Brothers. The win
Ur term VIII commence after Il vacation
ot two weeks on "Wednesday. Dec. 1....
! ne tne Ul regular preaching service At
Ine NefN"''~t church was, on .Iul l,!ay
chaUStu lrou lu:3J a. IN. to 1890 p. M, and
Will ne held at lnUt hour for the next six
months, Rev. Mr.. Hyde will preach at
hnore IN the morning. Il. II. Cady, late
III oOdward's druI store, is now clerking
III similar concern in lrasburgh. .....
snow falling Friday night and Saturday
mace excellent selghlng in the village
ana vicinity aud wagons were discarded
entirely The regular stage from Water
pury came through on runners Saturday
hlGht Tor the hrot tme.....C. w. Fitch
ana MS son Walter went To Boston on
Monday y. II. Cheney of Stowe is TO
conduct Il school for instruction in sing
lnS mere during the coming winter.
ne store IN the Champeau building for
merly occupied by ID a. Gilbert, has been
closed ..... Meesrs Utton Bros. are to
winter good number of speeders, their
barns being well nlled up with representa-
tive stock. ....E +. +. Boomhower has com
pleted and Is now occupying his new
casino ON High street. .... Mrs. a. *.
onef VINO mas been very seriously afflicted
with complicated troubles for the past
Two ye"rS, has so tar recovered as to be
able to visit her daughter in New Hamp-
shire
New Haven.
George Eaton Of Russell, Kansas, has
Deen in town a few days, having come
East for young stallion purchased by his
father last summer of William NJ. Partch
Inc animal Is of the "Clay' stock. Con
slderatlon $500. The thief who broke
INTO Warren store at Brooksville has not
been caught. ....The academy dramatic
cluD make their first bow to the public
~ the town nall, next Friday evening
Inc New Haven brass band will pass
throngh the same ordeal at the same time
and place. Mr.. f. a. Roleau gave the
Dand an oyster supper, last Thursday
evening. The hoys are said to be getting
on remarkably well..... Winter set in so
sharp that stock was mostly all brought
IN some days since and the prospects are
for long season of forage feeding ......
heV. Mr.. Sargent went to Cornwall to
preach sunday, expecting Rev. Mr.. Steb
pms to preach in exchange. The latter fail
ing TO come, sermon was read by DR.. f.
r. Preston. Mr.. Sergeant spoke to the
y NJ. {. A., at Middlebury Sunday after
noon; ~. The sunday school voted the
usual donation of s. toward the fund for
a lhanksglvlng supper for the poor child
ren of Boston. ...".The friends and neigh
bors of Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin, will give
pleasant expression to the amenities of
lie by making, for Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin,
a festive occasion of the 22d, the 50th an
niversary of their marriage ......M Mrs. II.
TO be more rapidly failing ...One of our
oi'eSt citizens, sylvester Doud, com
pl tes MS SOth year this week. He has
hlied most of the town offices, represent
ihS IN lS32-o3. lie has five sons all with
families of their own, the eldest and
youngest residing in town. The second
son, Major Edward Doud, has for many
years been prominent furnace builder
'1i ,tu,' .'H,i uui"CVIleI ~ ~ lei'neSsee ana
tracting builder in Minnesota, aud still
another Sylvester 5. a farmer in Sutton
of this state. All except Wheeler are now
in town.
Iohnsop
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! ~. = ne meeting Oh 1ood IemplarS, Thurs
i"S' lay f wa ,"iSeif ueu,aeIeeati9hs com
hH rom hyue fark, MorrlsVllle, Cam
pr.uSe, " "Vlcotl ana hardwlck, remaining
hdousm ~. ''i! une iiiee''hT ana returning on
.he e evening 5ralha' Inc exercises closed
" "I IN puP'lC lecture ny rev. L. L.
i ucher on Ihe ne sum or TWO ana Two
ii 'he piiiIoSopny Oh Ihe Ilquor traiillc'
,''''I Iallle9 nave Shlpped 'ooO pounds
y eNetsr'eus IN SACKS TO New
\ !, ,'ft vi n !or nolil"y decorations. ...'',
!, ! ne lalI '9rlil S ol .ie SIaieu school closed
y rluay, Ihe teachers Misses Ltpper and
w dte[Ihal nave peeh very successful ana
-heH sh""'i pe enSaS'u ior the winter
-etu - nc Ne'hou'SI churcu Is Oeiug
Pili'.eh al ~ c",VIH ani When completed VIII
f. T. CARPENTER is makiur rpnair.
III us oIock MIS-. l-apaSe expects to
start soon Ior farSp, OAK, where her nus
)aHu Is engaged III business ..., Inc flrSt /
nov ol me season zen NOV 10 the depth |
u SIN lhchtH' caillhS Hut lew slelghS. |
oaIul,l"y IL showed an day ana We now
nave from l. 10 10 inches.
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