Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-07-13

the Methodist church, Rev Mr.. Pillsbuly
officiating in the absence of Rev. Mr..
Smith. ..... Indications point to boat
ride to Burlington from this place in con.
nection with the meeting the 10Th inst.
The measles are more prevalent now than
they have been at any time in this place
johnson.
Funeral services over the remains of
Stewart Baker occurred Friday and were
conducted by Rev. A. A. smith. The
large attendance and numerous floral
tributes indicated that the Young mans
excellent character was well known and
highly appreciated. Many of the floral
offerings were contributed by his young
friends and classmates. He was "a choice
young man" 100: Mrs. Alvin Demer-
held Saturday, Rev A. A. Smith olliciat-
ing. ...L. G.. Rogers, an old citizen, was
buried Saturday. The death of three re-
, spected persons within so short time has
caused general mourning. 900. Gardener
Baker, Esq, of Rutland and William
Baker of Fairfield were in town to attend
the funeral of their nephew, Stewart
Baker
Bethel.
Mrs. J. g. Sargent and little son of 1
years, while visiting friends in Rochester
saturday, had very narrow escape from
drowning. The horse after which she was
riding, became heightened at the entrance
lower village, throwing the party down
the bank and some into the water. Mis-
Sargent aud son were taken home on sun
day and II Is nov hoped no serious injuries
were received :..;.. Inc sylvester store Is
now being filed with goods for trade by
Mr.. Hale of St Johnsbury. Rev. M.
Crawford of Lewis, y. V, preached here
Suhday WIN view 10 q permanent loca-
ION WIN the CohSreQatlonaI church ..'..
Mr; sanders ana vile OF Missouri are
NIslllnS III tnls town, where hlS laIher anu
moJher reside, ne having come east direct
~ alter the Chlcago hVention....... - Miss
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view Cha,tu as hNly T.. VI WI
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7 mis- town The Geunrro,s ~ Al
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tIon " y 'bnni,',,In 90" III ~ ""S "u'S ~
rannhlicanS in IoiIat naIi 80 Nt,,,l,, 4,
d02en rannhIican NV ,,,nat ~
intention of competing for the honor of
representing Bristol in the nrxt / ,-plsla.
ture. The democrats will also have one
or two candidates, a lively time may he
expected if all come to the scratch on
election day. Bristol will be ably repre-
sented this year, no matter who WINS.
Base ball Wednesday Bristol %, Lin
coin 19...... w. j. Ward well and tami-
~ OF Haverhlll, Mass, are in town. .....
Johnson Il Stearns's grocery and j: j
ONeilPs restaurant We're broken intc
. Tuesday night and a quantity of cigars
/. ana oranges stolen.
. > ,,.
, No''h re'fis"u'gh'
4 Mr.. g. NJ. Wicker and family are passing
, tnelr Su inner vacation with Mrs. &. W
, hack from tha cirrI,s noorar hnt njser
Revs. /. W. Gregory and q. II Robin.
exc anged pulpltS last Sunday ";.. tht
proprletora OF Inc creamery are DOING
better business than they anticipated. 800.
5 Inc I. r. >. =. H. gave a pleasant enter
} ta1nment AID festival in thei! rooms on
Friday evening Of last week.. The straw,
| berry season was busy one, and the yield
was about the average. H. Alden
? has done quite business in the sale OF
WAGONS The Methodist minister OF
this place is 10 supply the pulpit of tht
same order in East Charlotte next SUNDAY
afternoon. Miss Eva Bali Is stll
sick and \, Laheur does not recover.
} The Mortified Savings bank has jus,
declared its usual semi annual dividend OF
, per cent.
9"""'""'
At the republican caucus held at the
: town hall on Monday evening, the follow
ing delegates were elected to attend the
County conventions to he held at sheldon
July 18th: Rev r.. j. RauslOw, II. NJ
. stone f. Smith, II .. Sturtevaut, o. X
Brown, &. c. Gilmore and Ed Nanslet
. MIR Homeo Stevens of Montreal is visit
ing friends in Swanton..Mr A. Is
Smith will 90 West about the l0rh inst
f .....M Major Bullard and wife have re
urned from their Western trip.....,
There was no celebration of the Fourth il
Swanton.