Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-11-23

| Homer Holmes have gone to Michigan
| where they intend to remain for whit
...... Chauncey Tillotson has returned
! from Massachusetts, where he has been
engaged selling cattle for some weeks past
=. .... There will be public lodge meet
| ing and box party for the benefit of the
| lodge at Good Templars' hall on Satur-
day evening. Admission free, boxes 20
| cents each.
south Hero.
Last Sunday Rev. TJ. Harris gave in his
! letter of resignation. 1t was received with
regret by many as he has labored earnest
| ly and faithfully as pastor of the Congre-
gational society for the past two years.
| He delivers his farewell sermon next sun
| day........On Thursday evening there
will hea magic lantern exhibition of the
! buried city OF Petra at the Union church
in Grand Isle....Mi Louise Phelps and
Guy o. Adams have been appointed dele
gates to the convention of the Young
Peoples > ciety OF Christian Endeavor at
Montpeller next month ........ Quarterly
meeting at the Methodist church next
| sunday The Methodist pastor of COlches-
ter VIII olliciate. ..A An oyster supper was
held at the Spring house on usday
evening of last week, at which $50 was
taken for the benefit of the Methodist
| .oc'ety.
Rev Mr.. Kinney and wife of Burlington
an u j. &. Briggs of Barre have been con-
dncting meetings here the past week and
viii continue them over next Sunday
few c5mverts have ei hnsn made e''eu az" The
killing of the Grand Isle bridge blil
! struck the county residents like a cN clone
| As this WAS the last LINK to connect u with
the main land it was hoped the bill would
30, a. we "elt Siehuiy III ueeu VI IT,
nsaNlns lor ,ne PAST century ndu on'y
age and generation are worthy Of better
I trlnls. ....... David DOdds and wife think
81 HPendlug the winter in the south 10
~ peneIS oi vi Douus7 heAl'h 49,
Johnny Dodds iHhicted SlRnt lr9
w." ID ~ ' oie VI uiG it'l9 WI ie'oiNe'
W " va ne was ndq, linS car 'e-'lI ;'...i''
90 ne VIliie ago H. u Cla'h accllet' d y
I irii 'u' VI VIZ II !" Wh'cp ut wa gu"
~ ana uSlocd eu ms shoildtf Las
I1 "a, u unS ne Wthl TO lae Iake ior a pt. o.
W." 81 anu IN uIpp'ae H. ny uie '''o' S'lppe'
i, , %, , mea,, ~ .uto ,iiV u" - ,'H
lug nt' l'''5, up''u u > one a'lu !, II e.Iug
.H' CO., over yer go ne was az acke'.
" ou, iuiI "nn Jus. ZANE oet"%
-o'e" u ueH'h by rol'lL- uhuer gate
Vergennes.
The "No N4uen cinb neld a session at
Tha crres towsrd ~, Tx 60 .t,,,,Ip
AVE. vitb 10y rnlIc,, ri ,t sn
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nreag ms y.v fhron''b tn he l.ke and
returned ia ~. dock WV .rher,a ~, o
I many ,etpl. .,s. from, ,,i,fe fava,
ETC and ther,. is one ca,, Thjrn
~ rennrtAd nv neSr rei,ttv'
"a Ia GnlIter an fha st|,,,,oc1i ;, Nj
n Aten Nortb FarrishDrl,I abinnad o,,. ,
4ooo noui,ds Of rI1ifrv fn R'i,"n
,oe.t The 'i,, noe t-,,a,,'n hn,,
Inedsd win aunI.s from, ChnrIott.s -,
Nr Whine to the month of the cr,4l,
Her seasons work il nearly finished m
,y,vs ore re.,dv ~ tate En-! Liz from IN
wster N'' ~ '''-' '''' ''''' --'''' Wv
Mr. srd Irs Isaac smith hnva a fine
b.hv how Ci',,rS ar Snntt,s w..
nrIss naTtv (ras t,iver Jr and Mr. orrin
Dalrvmnle Fridsv eyeninr in heinz The
rninS a,,niversarv Of Their n,arrispe
Annie in.ttca vas done IN The refresb.
- Gi,rr,,il,' ,nr,,,j,iod 81, ~ N,,'-,,
the presents combined the ornameutal
ard useful Rev Mr. Smith made the
pTese. taton speech, to which Mr.. Dal-
Tymple responded. with much feeling
The funeral of Mss Lucy Gee. SATURDAY
morning, at St. Peters church was rely
attended The cAsket was covered WITH
flowers. The remains of Mr.. Edward
L. Stowell of East ST Louis, Ill, arrived
neIe rom Enel tu Holiuat anu
tha az Pa,,o StoUon ~ ,ba ra,,,
cameterv RaV Mr. TavIor of 81 panl;s
chmrch 6triciated The reireins were ac-
cnmnanisJ Nv RIO ,1otber Of no Gecsaeed
and y hrotbey Mr. Henrv StopeIl nf To-
Mr. Henrv S,nualI of'Trov IN Wondav
caiIad on sayoral IA oc,,,,a;yn H
Mrs. w. A. Weed of Shelburn and Mrs
frian ID u Gnrim href stav 9ndsr
Tha rnfsraa case hafore Stats,s h'tor11ey
9 NJ WjIGS of Niddlebury in ubic1
Cant, c. A, Hoffuagle Is plaintiff, II. Y
Edmond defendant, is now being heard
also Robert Hudson VS.. H. V Edmond
r W. futile for plaintiff and II. c. Royct
for defendant Shepard Tappeu OF
Troy, sheriff elect, is visiting friends il
Panton. Miss Geneva Goodsford OF
Bird City, Kan formerly of East Warren
was married November II, TO Jonn r
Murray OF the Burlington (Col) loom
CrdR9'
bfistol'
The selectmen of Bristol, New HaveI
and Lincoln are endeavorlng to arrange
for JOINT actlon IN completing the improve
menls to the highway west OF Bristol
appropriation WAS exhausted ....... DR.. +