Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-03


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Mrs. Seymour Pike ia visiting friends in |
town -, Mrs Reuben Parton died at
Rol1ses Point on the odd His remains
were brought here on the Goth, and hnrie1 |
in the lot Of his son in-iaw n + Elenrv
The family have the svmnathv Of the com.
munity Messrs. il. &. Holcombc and |
: n pike are ont IN a foy hnnt with
others They had a chase last week after
Sir REWARD on the ice. but thev cauoht |
him at last William Loon has moved |
TO town from AlburOh into the late 4 :
Hill house .,.-.. Mrs Ira A, Hall is con. |
fined to her room with inflammntory rheu- |
matism Mrs. h. r. J,enpfeld is suffering
from the same disease,
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ne" maven
The Beaver Glen cheese factory hes
closed accounts with it's patrons, and it
has been very successful year for them.
! The average returns for the milk per hun
| dred Tor the season, IS 81 OPS, which Is the
best record of any cheese factory or cream
| cry III the state, heard from up to date SO.
Nll. = iaIcls iarenI mes III very criIlcai
| of this place. and Smith of Middleburv are
| IN attendance,
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The Chatuaqua circle will meet Satul day
with Mrs, A. ID. Farrell. The Dung
| Ladies Missionary society connected with
|
ding supper. A programme is being ar
ranged TO be given in connection with it,.
A. n. Blanchard Is seen on the streets
once more after an illness OF several
weeks. .....C. f. Dudley is to conduct
musical convention about the middle OF
close of his singing. school, it is expected
that some OF our best musicians will be
there TO assist. Fred w. Bancroft r.
| turned from Boston saturday after Vlslt
nj g bar
Will be 1lne entertainment in the opera
Indies of Christ cbnrch If viii consist ~
music and readings by the following tai
ent Mr.. Salmon OF Boston, pianist; Mr..
Ramsdell of Boston, reader; q. II. Hilder,
flute; F. W.. Bancroft, tenor, and Miss
Mary A. Phinney, contralto 1900 A. the
vestry of Trinity church, Feb % wash
| lngton's birthday, Will be gwen au anti
quarlan supper ana an elaborate pro
gramme Will be given IN connection with
IT, One OF the principal features Will pe
the representation of historical characters.
North Hero.
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vi r account VI Lue p t Me'.neI tHs ',old
tlo4 ues'I ~ HtE w W VI ideV Wees lyl ne
t pGmgdI o. nTec - i,Tf WIS IJ a.,
oi ~, t.'C Dein1 oi.i 49, .i'9
wv ca l'Vii9e9, "TY "iotueL ~ W W.
SPo.. ~ lii'ne ~ eme ~ ii9
Vary assie W mo arI iNS' HollIc rom - tN
90 G'. i ,'ii 49, U'iU''' '4i,
Miss Molie Clark who accompanied her
as far as Chicago, experienced the same
ulscomnIure: reports are IN clrcuif-
ton to the effect tn It democratic post
master IS to sdcceed the republican, now
IN olhce at the city ;.....I mere Will be a
preachers meeting this week at the union
church. II. {. blanchard, who lost
three mead OF cattle IN one week, thinks
that death was caused by eating the smut
on corn fodder winch he had been feeding
them, and which they seemed to relish.
nce',,
Deacon savage le'1 rev DAYS ago ana
conducted nv A. l.. Parsons, are of Great
interest. Abont 30 have started in the
new NE. fTed omltn is president Oh
last week. was resolved that the
North suffered worse by the last war than
the South. Mrs. Vernon wilkins died
OF pneumonia Saturday night. She was
with that of her mother Mrs Kaiser who
died Friday OF the same disease, was held
at the residence or Mr.. wilkins tuesday
afternoon at one O'Clock; The family have
Ihe syInpauhy oi al, IN .helr ueep aIIllctlon.
rh,,rsl nvo "nn oI i"i NE ID,ee.rns
anursGay a' oowI nav Mt. tarsoh SONS
meo,inos poetmaSter Thnmas " ~ n ahia
tn he at Tho ono at,ain " -o
Westfield.
J The receipts of the benefit donation for
Rev. X. King were about S25..... The
school in district No. | was commenced
Jan. "a by Bert Chandler of North Troy.
The snow rollers were IN active service
last week Without them it would have
been impossible to have kept the roads
open Tor several days ........ Rev. K, King
} lalled 10 meet MS appointment at the Con
gregatlonal church last sunday, and a
praise service was substituted Tor me
preaching service; Inc Literary club
met with MIS-. y, L wright Monday even