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Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-09-15
Fifty Boston flrms sell annually eight million
shee pskins.

CONSUMPTION, SCKOFULA, HENEKAL
Debility. Wasting Diseases Of Chill
cured by the use Of SCOTS Emulsion Of
Cod Liver Oil with Hypophoephites.. promi.
nent physicians use 1t and testify to its grave
value. Please read the following: Il used
SCOTS Emulsion for an obstinate Cough with
Hemorrhage, LOSS Of Appetite, Emacation.
Sleepiessness. etc. All Of these have now left,
and believe your Emulsion has saved . case
OF well developed Consunption."-T. J. FIND
LEY, NJ. d., Lone Star, Texas.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-09-15

Our readers, when visiting San Francisco,
Baldwin Hotel, corner Market, Eddy and
Powell streets. All cable and horse car
lines from ferry and trains pass the door.
Under the present management it has be-
come the most popular house in San Fran
CISCO
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-09-15

In any case where the system requires build.
ing up Dujdrdin's Life Essence never fails. 1t
will succeed where everything else hs, failed
bottle. All druggists.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-09-15

A Cough. Cold. Or Sore tn r0at re-
quires immediate attention. a. neglect results
IN some iEcurable Lung Disease. "Brotcn .
Bronchial Troches" will invariably give relief.
Sold only in boxes
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-09-15

J. n. FlNR, Assaye4 ana Analyt teal
Chemist. Laboratory, lo4 tisa st.. Portland.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-09-15

Santa Barbaba. Cal, has an arte
sian well which yields over LOCO, 900
gallons Of water daily.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-09-15

A New England farmer concludes that far.
mer can keep sheep with every COW without
any additional expense.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-09-15

For Loss Of Appetite take Aliens
nature Of J. Y. Allen. Druggist. st. PAUL MINI
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-09-15
PILL INTIME SAVES NINE!

An English paper reports that 2.8a6 ewes in
twenty-six focks have produced A,4O2 lambs
q return of 1856 per cent.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-09-15

Apply Q thin dressing Of lime around your
grape vines, and then work 1t into theeDil well
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-09-15
We are offering the following in 20. 40. 50 or
Other lands for general farming. fruit grow
ing or stock raising.

A HOME FOR EvERYBODY-SECU
"A home on easy terms in the country.
while retaining your present residence, position
and salary: TO- 20 or more acres of land, with
or without q house. on the installment plan in
one of our colonies; we will plant the same to
your order with fruit trees or raisin grapes and
with or without irrigation: these lands lie
north or south Of San Francisco, in the coast
or interior counties, near or distant from rail
road or town and vary In price. G. IL STREET
& CO.. successors to the Immigration Assoc
iation of California, AS Montgomery street.
Send for particulars and full descriptions.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-09-15

DIR. Randall puts the age Of lambs et which
docking can be most safely performed at two
to three weeks
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-09-15

Georgia man 10 reported to have made
5000 during the past twenty. five years grow
ing wool.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-09-15
wRENCHED HIS BACK.

Sand and coal ashes will make any clammy
soil loose and friable.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-09-15
A WOMAN's CONFESSION.

A Rhode Island farmer recently sold ninety.
three lambs for 81 900.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-09-15

THE LINDCREN CHEMICAL FIRE ENGIN]

nas DO Mtout You
7. WRlottI. Morrison ssrest Rorsiand oreaan
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-09-15

n. p N. U. No. ss-S ,. N. U. No 0ss
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-24

ed by c. K. Hall. .... Nothing ia heinz
done about opening the granite quarry I'm
Hlghgate near the Swautou town line
The rock Is said to be about as
pure granite rs there is in the country
aud 10 IS very beautiful when polished
Business promises TO be unusually good In
SWantOn tbl- season. a number of new
houses will be builtand ali the new man.
ufacturing industries show much activity
The system of water works put in last fail
by Lang, Goodhue & Co. is great sue
cess.
North Fsrrisburgb.
The burial of MaDle Palmers remains
wa the first in our cemetery since Oct 23
...M Miss Brown closes her school on
the state road the last of this week .....
Mrs. Phelps of Greenbush is seriously i'll
.......The religious interest at the Cen
tire continues, and 10 persons were baptized
FeD. b. Mr. L9ngdon's death was
not expected, he seemed much better ouly
few days before his decease. .....D. O.
NODnan shipped a car load of stock from
this place Monday morning Mr.. and
Mrs. f. L. Ball are costly settled in their
new home ... ... Mrs r. Daniels enter
t1iued the ladies Of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society at their last meeting.
The funeral service of the late w w.
AhnBdon VIII be held at the residence in
Charlotte On Friday at II O'Clock q, m.
New Haven.
Mrs Eta Meacham is spending the
winter III Florida 90. The town auditors
las week examined the books of the late
town treasurer, H. A. Doud, audited the
accounts, and they were passed into the
hArrS OF II. =. Palmer, the WY appoint
~ iteasurer....On Wednesday evening
Rev and Mrs. w, b. Hague will entertain
their friends, young aud old, at the par
S1nage There is to be a donation party
AT the o. X. Brittel residence in Wey-
br'" re Oh Wednesday evening, for the
| benefit of the Methodist church OF that
place. e.. w. W. Warren and wife left on
Iut 'tay Tor Adams, Mass, where Mr.
Warren will engage in mercantile bust
ness. He IS a prominent young man in
town aud his departure is to be regretted.
ONE DOLLAR
will now buy the Weekly Free Press
one year. Tell your friends.
Other Parts of the state
y vacation OF two weeks at the West
* .nl ulOh graded school ht- been made
ye~sHry bytre prevalence ot the measles
"'utY-ulue ct~es are reported
tae Bellows Falls cheek list lust posted
"".I ''ns U33 names, gain OF li4 ovel
.N-' year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-24
GRASS md CLOVER SEED



sound Advice tor Farmers.
,.vrittou for tt,. r,,,. rr.., t, ,,..,,,,, 49,.
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i''.Her, ~ wei, ~ 90 the gardener, to SOW
Inud SEED the ypry hest art.l.uahlA Ilt
iurrn bad and indifferent Ind j. a,.ar,.
.., ;,...''..'.i
." NJ" ''"F'9E'' "p"u t'Iic 90 me SOIL :
! tH1 IN no Kinds OF seed Is The imposition
worse than in timothy and clover both so
widely used lv ollr farmer. Evarv farm.
.....'.,,.- +l,,t+4.. l... 49,. H..
'- 'i "NO"' ~
-t at but he does not know Is vel. As he
u.-Il that nearly oil ,lc timothy and
,.-,,y-r seed. offered i'm tl.p or.iiuu,,. chan.
...
~ Va 'i'u0 - H''". D." 7ON' WHelutt
P'4i'e' cHoIce' OF 4"Ecy' fFline'
l4 tue SEED trade, Represents lMe average
OF either clover Jr timothy. as +; j. receiy
., i'm the larop markets. fro.,, ..r,,y,.r. and
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| '"'p'oiN' O''I~V H. 9'+I'"-' HIuc pel-
| ttI III appearance, anu not qullc 80 dirty
sS prime; and fancy" while usually
ululnu. heavy and of Good color j. vet M,
n, means free from weed seeds and dir
aS NAV be easily ascertalned hv critical
examination with "A good marnifyinr
oiHss A tahlesnOonfl1l or more of an,,
of these standard hrards fakan frn,1,
! stocks offered bv any dealer and snreaf
! 0lIt thin ON clean white Daner Gin show
under a good oIass sand HTeed s1tds ari
othpr foui matter in ahnndar,re ard al
! This waste. when nuiI for in saa1 h,urht
| NV the fsrrar cosfS him in ti,nGtbv fro,n
! fur to aight cents n.r nnnT.r Ana -,
! clover from in RI Il renfs a nouna saviI1r
! notbind ahnnt tba in ;,iry ddHa ~ isnF
and tht fmrtner lose. bt sns.,f,,e I,. 90
| inc such Sod no matter M how low -
i rrIce he NAV have been ,II. 10 Inv II
inGaed al 'r,,Ia me love. tbs ,,.;n.' no
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-24
The NEWS IN VERMONT.
e3hTTEHS OF INTEREST IN OUR OWN
STATE.
Chittenden County.
WtNOOSKI.

Lawrence Lord, an overseer in the Mer-
no mills here died last evening. He has
been in poor health for some time.
John Rolfe, collector of customs at
West Berkshire was In town the other day,
Mrs. Eugene Weston started Monday to
Join her husband in ST. Paul. go. e. &. f.
Tobey left Monday for New Mexico, to en-
gage in the cattle business ..... At the
teachers meeting Tuesday evening, Miss
Chase read a paper. .... Some young boys
about the village are inclined to steal any
ching that comes within their reach
Within "a week, two of these young DIES.
ueradoes have been caught stealing in one
store. Perhaps sending one to the reform
sdkool would have a saiutary effect on the
others ..... While Joel Celly was engaged
cleaning the snow from the roof Tuesday
morning, he fell from the ladder, sustain.
5ng severe COMMISSIONS on the head and
face. -. Miss Lillian Hull is visiting at
st. Adams. The remains of Lawrence
Lord who died here Tuesday evening will
ne taken to Lawrence, Mass, for burial.
cot. Baldwin & Cheney manufacturers OF
he important dry air refrigerator have
orders for 2000 which will require them
% work buSily for some time to come.
The winter term in district No 8 closed
asst week Friday very pleasantly and
sweetly with a maple sugar party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. y. f.. hanson. During
he year school has kept 1879 days.s2!
scholars, have attended with a daily aver
age of 10. In the summer Is scholars
enrolled and the daily attendance was 10
Fred Bliss, Maud Lamson, Willie Red
nond and May Talcott had no absent
marks In the fall the number of schol
lrs were 10 and the daily attendance "A
Maud and Guy Lamson and Willie anC
sarah Redmond had no absences. In tn,
winter there We're 10 scholars and the
daily attendance was Is Maud and Gu.
lamson had no absence marks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-24

New Haven republicans arc waking up
and will soon have a prominent speaker
TO address them. go. Mr.. John DlmOck has
rented Mrs. Thorn's farm in Waltham
Mr.. Herrick Stevens is dividing the
old Bingham store into two parts on the
first floor, and the second story into offices
james Simon mas rented Mrs Helen
Sherman's house on Comfort Hill.....
DR.. Foster 5. Haven of New York is home
on a short vlsit..... At the late Methodist
quarterly meeting Mr.. Richard l.. Kings
land of this place was granted an ex-
the choir of St. Paul's, Burlington,
spent sunday in Vergennes and sang In
the Episcopal choir. ...... Miss Emma
Hindes on Friday morning fell in front OF
her mothers store and bruised her face
lnjurlng her teeth seriously ......W, H.
Lang. of Lang, Goodhue * Co. Of
Burlington, was in town Friday ........
Rev. Mr.. Smith of the Methodist church
read one of sam Jones's sermons TO his
congregation Sunday evening ........ Mr..
Charles >. Haven has returned from his
Southern trip which is said to have been Il
bridal tour........The sketch Of the Booth
cottage to be built on Iron point exhibits
good taste. ...... Prof. II f. Ross of the
Rock point Institute, Burlington, was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Ross of Franklin Falls, y.
H.. VINO was called nome by her mothers
illness Mrs. L. {. tucker was Obliged TO
return home at once, ON account of i'll
ness II her own family ....... Hon. Mar
shall smith, OF BridpOrt, was the guest Of
Mr.. a. Wetherhy saturday ........ Mr.
HjckCk' coal and insurance Office will be
fine one when completed. our
present worthy mayor is not candidate
other names are mentioned and among
them j. G. Hindes f. *. Haven, f. H.
Fo,s and DR.. Hopkins, all good men and
true. ...Soute 80 to 90 TOES of hay have
been delivered at the depot by Mr.. c..
Knowles at $40 per ton.......Mr l..
BARLEY of Burlington Is visiting friends
here........ Eggs have advanced in price
........ Deputy Sheriff Middlebrook mas
been appointed administrator Of the estate
of W, r. Newton.
Mr. Ahira Scovell is much improved 800.
Rev Mr.. Mott OF West Salisbury, the
Methodist supply for that town and East
Micdlebury is failing daily. Mr.. Burke,
brother-in-laW OF Mr.. John Lyons, is crti-
cally i'll from black diphtheria. Mr. Ly-
ons is with him......The ladies' sewing
society meU in the Congregational Vestry,
Tuesday afternoon States Attorney
Wlld--, y. VI Slade, and A. p. Upper OF
MddlebWy, speak at grand republican
rally at West salisbury, Saturday night.
.....Ml- c. 7. :. Pierce is still very low,
......G. II. oprigg x Co, have shipped to
Boston, tle lust two weeks, 50 sheep -
cattle ana % calves. John Garno was
taken with paralysis at Rutldnd Satur-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-24

has been holding revival services at
the Baptist church the past week.
The Weekly Free Press from
this date Is reduced one haiti
is now only ONE DOLLAR u
year.
SbOreha1n.
Deacon f.. johnson died at his late resi-.
dence Sunday afternoon, after short ill.,
ness of pneumonia ......A recent tele-
gram announces the death of the little son
of Mr.. aud Mrs. T. w. Doru.....T The
town auditors met Tuesday. ... The
lecture given Monday evening on Petra
by li-v Il. w. Perry, at Academy Hall,
was very well attended considering the
continuous rain during the day rendering
the roads exceedingly slumpy .... e.. The
ladies' Missionary society meets ut the
chapel Thursday afternoon.
waterviiIe.
Wyman Witherell has moved from
the Hunt farm into his own house at the
upper village. Elmer Miller and wife Of
Rchford were the guests Of II. b. Miller
last week. Frank Laraway has had to
close his mill on account of low water
The single mill and griSt mill at
Belvidere junction owned by James
Brown, burned on Wednesday morning.
1.-The &. a. X. BOYS are to have an Gu
tertdinment at the Union church on SAT
nrday evening. The Ladies Aid society
will meet at Mrs Cheuncey TilIotson'5
next week "Wednesday, with n sociable in
the evening, TO which general invitation
is extended.
Newport.
George :. Robinson is back from Syca
more, Ill......ide & Dow have dissolved
partnership, Mr.. Dow continuing the bust
ness Mr.. Witt of the Memphremqcov
House is back from the West Mrs. Wit is
recovering Capt. Cleveland of the Lady
of the Lake, has purchased the Albion
House at Sherbrooke, =. =. THE next an.
nual meeting of the Northeastern Horse
Breeders association will be held at st.
Johnsbnrv September 5th and 6th ..Ihe
lecture in the association course intended
for the 18th inst. has been postponed on
account of the illness of Mr.. Vending.
........C Col. j.. +. Copeland has been Sc
cured for Feb. "a, and Mr.. Il. b, Taft uf
Burlington for Feb 29....... Newport ex-
poets public building, as Mr. GrOut has
introduced bill III the house for that
purpose. 1.-The damage to Prou.y X,
Miller'a mill by Wednesday nicht- tirr is
estimated at $1,000
County Court will be engaged all Of Il. ,
week trying the reminder Of the ciVii
cases and cannot reach the Criniu'i c"s..
until next week. &. y. Brady mas gone
into partnership with +. Nj. Sherman
h. II, Ca,well will build house this
summer on the lot recently purchased in
Bay View street....C. K. Daley has set
tied permanently in Californa...B. ID.
Lewis has engaged to 20 on the road tor
II. r.. Mack Of Hardwick His place 1T
Lane IL Davis is taken by f. II Adams.
| .,..J. IL. Searle- Of New York, was in
town over Sunday. Francis House of
Kansas city, Mo, is IN town.. The enter
tainment given by the acade my students
net,edS2J, to he used in purchasing refer
I al - 'Itr rlf.g
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-24
one DOiidr Il gear for the
WeehiV Free Press.

The republican club had meeting
Tuesday evening at North village, o. H.
Ellis, president presiding with A. H.
Chesmore, secretary. j. W. Sayles. A.
II. Chesmore, and Aontraville Ross were
elected committee to draft constitution
and bylaws for the club. The club has
now nearly 100 members with the pros,
pect OF many more, and we expect TO do
good work for the cause .......The names
of the scholars in school district No. Q,
taught by Ellsworth Ross, who have been
present every day during the term are Ed
ma Beunay, Elna Ross, Kathleen Sayles,
Clinton Mix, Walter Durant and julius
Drinkwater Those having no tardy
marks are Julius Drinkwater, Eddie Bias.
haw, Frank Bashaw, Fred Bashaw,
George Bashaw, Nathan Durant, George
Fargo, Hesbie Pierce, Cora Sherman, and
Maria Caswell .... The series of meet
ings will continue through this week at
the North village. A good interest seems
to be manifested and the meetings are
we'll attended. ...... Edward stevens OF
Bolton has leased Spencer Bickfurd's
farm and is moving on TO the same. =. 80,
| School at the North village, taught by Mr..
Ross. closed last week Friday after sue
oessful term. ....... Charles BiekfOrd Of
New Hampshire IL visiting relatives and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-24
WEEKLY FREE PRESS
one dollar = year.
ItoXburv.

Mr. Stacks family, himself included,
are down with measles. Mrs. Amos
Wardeur had a serious fall, breaking her
ARM. Aoout 10 Of John Flint's friends
met at his house last saturday to cele Drate
his birthday w.. One engine and three
No one was injured, but the dcralment
necessitated the carrying by Of the night
eNnres..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-24
WEEKLY FREE PRESS
one dollar year.
ST, GEORGE.

George Smith has so far recovered as to
De able to ride 20 Huntington, where
he with his wife went on the 18th inst,
20 spend some time with his father, W. c.
Smith...Mrs, James Millham has re
turned from a week visit with friends
and relatives in Burlington -. Edward d.
JSham has completed his term at the
Commercial college and come home to
work on the farm ....A young man from
& nderhill by the name of Chase employed
IN Il. B. Cars lumber lot, cut one foot
with an axe few days ago; the wound
IS doing well, and it is thought he will he
out in few days Amos klnsOn has
bought the George Austin place in Willis
ION, and will move h re very soon. Add
son smith takes the Green place when
tacated by Mr.. Kinson. viii Millham
las the contract TOR delivering the milk
from several large diaries to the creamery
n south Burlington, near the Lavell
tarm Miss Nellie lsham is home, and
On the sick list.... Recent news from
Ernest lsham, son of Jackson lsham,
gives the welcome udings that he was not
injured by the western blizzard .... Mrs
A. Tilley mas gone to Williston to visit
her son Sidney.
COLCHEsTEE
A large party of Hinesburgh young
people attended the party at Mr.. Munson' s
last week, Uncle Bill" Thompson is
very blCk NJ lne residence OF MS DrOtner IN
Milton. Henry Munson of ST. Adams
spent several days in town last week.
The lumber for the new Congregational
parsonage is nearly all on the ground, and
work will begin As soon as the weather
will permit. Mrs. Samuel Thompson
isyeXpeoted home from the West about
March LIST Most OF the farmers and
dairymen talk of selling their milk the
coming season instead of making butter
80 Josiah Cary is reported as dangerous
~ sick y. Miss Jennie Clapp now occupies
he pulpit in the Baptist church A leap
'yesE social will be held at the residence OF
4r. DAY, at the Centre Friday evening for
The benefit of the Congregational society.
Gentlemen will bring refreshments, and
the ladies' Will pay expenses. The Bap
II. Nays Wednesday evening -, Wages
for farm laborers seem to be good this
season, $40 being the ruling price pei
asQonth "a, Miss frankie MoBftds was the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-24
riends in this and adjoining towns

friends in this and adjoining towns. .....
Sanford Ross has leased Harry Ross )
farm for one year and takes possession
the first Of March.......O q. II. Ellis has
rented his farm to Thade Fuller for the
coming 'season.......J. f. Strong ana
family start for the West the first OF
March where they will make their per
manent home.
HtNESDURGH.
c. H. Norton has gone to the Soldiers
Home at Bennington. The donation
visit at the Rev. A. g. Fields was attend
ed by over 100 of his Pensioners and ieft
him better Oft Ivy 500 in cash ......I Lewis
Marshall has returned from Poughkeepsie
n. Y, where lie has completed a course
in the business college ....... Revival
meetings are in progress in the Congrega-
tional church With services at and al
7 o'clock p. m, every day
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-24

Interest in the races on the ice is at fe-
Yer heat among horsemen. Exciting races
are expected. .... The Jail is getting dusty
for want of tenants. Since Clark vacated
his cell. the iailer is growing lonesome
........ The ice meeting has been continu-
ed one day, as the thaw rendered it impos-
slble to fill the engagements Of the first
day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-24
Waterbury.

\ wellflied house greeted the MomtDel-
Ter band Tuesday night, Notwithstanding
the pouring RAIN. Mrs Carl Richard
son has returned from her visit in Boston
and Hanover
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-24
sWAn ton

Hiram Beagle, an old man living in
West Svsnton was seriously injured by a
runaway team Saturday AFTERNOON .....:.
Sunday afternoon horse driven by -,
q. Furman became frightened near the
Canada depot and ran. Miss Sarah
Judkins who WAS with Mr., Furman was
thrown from the sleigh and badly iniur
ed. 1t is feared her hip is broken.
DR.. Morrill, for the past eleven years
agent for the Central road At this place
has resigned his position To accept that of
manager OF the Allen Rsclining Chair
ssnpaEy March tst.. He .wtll bs succeed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-24

The winter term of school in district No.
T., Osgood Hill, successfully taught by
Mars Page, closed last Friday The roll
of honor, consisting of pupils that were
not absent or tardy during the term of II
weeks was Weston Rice, Winnie Rice,
Harris Grow, Claudio Grow, Ada Tyler,
Arthur Osgood and Tracy Kilgore. Nine
Others had no tardy mark and three of
them were absent only one day. ... Charles
Green OF Fairfax is expected to run the
creamery here. The town officers, in
settling the affairs of the town, found a
small balance for ITS indebtedness. . The
case of a. S. Sheldon VS.. H. W. Irish, in
solvent debtor, is set for next Friday at
the Probate rooms in Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-24

The reading club met at the residence
February -, and had very interesting
meeting. The next meeting will be with
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Monday evening
February 27...There were 33 couples
in attendance at the leap year party At the
,Qainoy house on the evening OF February
the music. ), The Rev A. .Nc0soree