Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-11-16

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gr"m from the west stating that his
daug1ter was seriously i'll and Mrs. Cas-
tle ald son Frank started Saturday for
Minneapolis, Mimi. 90. School closed in
the lower village district November q,
ai'et successful term of 10 weeBs.....
rank Gllli from Spark, Michigan. is Wis
illng In town Thomas Rogers is cou-
iiped to the bouse by Illness.
WEST BOLTON.
Albert Streeter in about four weeks
tlue has caught % foxes In tins vicinity,
lesidts some other gsme........Iveru
8GolWurth and Mrs. Dora Lqrkin are
M rcd ...........ThC family OF MIR La
cH!ade are about TO move TO Lawrence,
MasS. ... The Ladies' Aid society held a
pound party Wednesday evening ...Miss
bEoct louhusUn is engaged as teacher
lHe coming VIuter...... The school house
oeing repaired aud new patent seat have
been ordered Tor tine same
ono Dollar sent to us this month
secures IA" weekly IrCC Press tn
january i>t, $500
tIcC Press Association,
Publishers.
JERICHO.
James Hauiey tuu Essex has purchas-
ed g. Van Nllels farm for $1,000 POSSESSION
to be given March !.
UNDEEHlLL CENTRE.
The officers of the Good Templars for
he ensuing quarter are: c. r., II. Pease a,
Y. r., NrS. II. blakeley secretary, Maud
Fuller; +. >, Ida Proctor treasurer, H.
Brush; chaplain, Mrs. l.. Tilison NJ,
Emery Chase: |. g., Edwin Blakeley; 5
j. J., Mrs. l. Deavitt; u. c. T., Herbert
10y
EAST CHARLOTTE.
Or. J. G. Green of Buffalo, y. Y, for
mer resident of this place. long and favor.
ably known bv the older citizens here re-
ce lily sailed from New YORK for a tour
around the world, returning via san Fran
cisco, Cal Some parties are d.awinp
their winter apples to the lake fSNSl 90
per barrel others are taking theirs to
Burlington for $2.5O......E. b. Harris is
away from home. enoaged in evangelistic
work Quite a large delegation from
mere attended the rally at Burlington on
the evening of the 13th.A. /. SHEER.
man. a graduate of Castletou normal
school, now at SaXton's River. will teach
he winter term Of school at the east vii
tl1e...... Friends of d. NJ Dean a,e en-
c'uraSeu TO KNOW that mis- general health y
daI9rd viii snepd the winter Win bar
ianUht,r Mrs Gaorga " italian, Of
Milton o6.the-lfudson- \ V Tnare
viii be n meeting mt school honse hui on
I'm, e,aniu,, of \ovnnohar = 70 .rr,nt,a fo+
q
- Bravton clark and yifr are away.
on short visit to The canitaI G q
sherman Of Sine sine y Y has heen
hlving his former residence here newly
nainted wy
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ES9r'\ '''OlIoN'
Joseph White and John Carly started
for California last Tuesday night.......
Mrs. e. A. BroWncll and daughter with a
lew young friends went to Montpelier
Thursday ..OA election day an old veter.
IN was going in his team to the Center
TO vote, when he overlook man also
erdeavOrng to perform thai same sacred
duty" walking. The pedestrian asked for
Z ride and, having Just seated himself
comfortably, the veteran inquired for
vhom he was gong to vote On being
told that his ballot would he cast Tor Fisk
tnd Brooks, the loyal soldier stopped his
horse and invited the prohibitionist to
walk. The invitation was accepted .....
Z j. Perkins is on the sick list Ned
Williams is engaged as temporary
-,istart in the chemical department at
he University.
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DR. Wcbb's fireworks were plainly visi
| Die from this village, Wednesday evening.
DIR. Russell reioices ina new hat, the
resUlt oil election. -. Halle Murphy fell
nd put his wrist out Of joint, Thursday.
j. Buriey and Mary Shepard were mar,
led November ). Edwin Drinkwater
rs caught silver gray fox in trap.
he public schools will begin Novero her
~, two weeks earlier than usual The
| yinter term OF the high school will begin
! December 3.... Election night a larg e
% OVID gathered around the telegraph bull
! TINS at Ii. NJ. Hulls store until late
! DOUr...Yhe closing exercises of the High
| school Will be neld in the town ball, Fri