Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-08-03

sCuOOl VII TTllhN, WIlu u plCulC Ill Euyt y
grove, which was largely attended Miss
Burnham $ to teach the fall term...,..
There are 10 voters in town who voted for
Harrison in this town in 1910. ...E c.
Wells has bought the Weston house of
Wyman Wetherell and moved into the
same 900. Frank Warren has returned
from his vacation and is waiting uDou
customers ut Shattuck's. John Wat
ters has gone to Concord, n H., where he
has work IN tho insane asylum.....S. &.
Wiley of Bos ION was visiting his mother
and brother in IOWA Inc past week ........
frankie and jennie Holmes have gone TO
stowe to remain during the vacation OF
school .......Mrs. Louisa Morrison of
Methueu, Mas, is tie guest OF her father,
>. II. Blown.
South Hero.
Providence island has been sold TO par
ties from New York ... Edison Robinson
of Minneapolis, Nina, IS NJ home on n
visit ~ Lincoln and Charles Mmckler
are on Il vacation from Worcester, Mass
Frank Adams Is III town Tor lew
b days. :.....A large pant of both sunday
schools attended the picnic at Crown
Point last week Wednesday &C.. Mlss Hale Is
school clos d last week. The scholars
having no absent marks were Ida Re
bry1r, Charlie M4rtclle and parfe Living
George HartweI and f,rlly,
are at the Hartw+il cottage in Grand
Isle ...... The relatives OF Rev. Charles
ray ot Grand Lie, celebrated his Soth
blrthday last week, in very pleasant
mauner he 10 IA large hearted man, ne
Lerolent ia al good work, aud W. ". A
Tor MIN many happy returns ut the ~.
;;..',..Mis' George irch ana 'uh' 81
Il lueId, Conn, were idSt week Toe guests
vi MIS-. Henry Robinson
Nor,b ,,,,
MISS Mercy AIeh, an a4ed maiden i4nN
VINO has resided ia the FANNY vt JuuZ-
Il ". Allen, beng "A relative. VIZ fonud
nead III her pea .uhrNuaY JUt4 20
: - luouePO IhaS hTdIJ i'i7efse Cau'cu ht4
"elIllst - r. d. HdH.A ,o,H9 1--WE
l wv C'VS "o"' ueIs "iI D"NHt Hg",'9 n"S a
q plr,S' - .''llectIr HNlhe7 "l HI' ich
FdIl-, ~ y. ana Hon. Ddhlel :. M2Masler
Fait7pulRh were IN Io"h VlHi.'"S re d
t yves iaSC week h9th gentlemen are
N'tth l9I9hu "Ltd ana nave W3u- '"''t
marx IN tue WOLF, lne nfst as al 1t .nv I
cra u 'G this '' town are 50 dsgastsd y With
tile PIy7eIU aut a iI anu tSp cld!9
tHt Nils lHiih piil, lnaG vel! ie" votes
I W" "c O"9U 'il9 '"i' '"i NieNe1"4"
Eoxburv
James BHird from New Hhnpshlre, is
i Visiting nus parents. Mr.. anu MIS- John
BAIRD, Inc remains OF Mrs. Heman
Rising, who died IN West randolph, aged
} %, were taken TO W arren Tor burial last
tllday .:.:.. George stanton, ldCher Oi
it"i' ~" ~ 60 o'''i N ~ ~ - " -
ripe Oiu age OF ST.. go ne VlIlaSe schoo!
closed on may win very plta7aht gu
tertalhment gwen py the school ~ Che
Vl'iaee hali, flluaF AFTERNOON -. Ddglu
t GLEASON Of Naltslleld Is the guest OF Ira
Boys. $500. Mrs. Bessie MARSH mas re-
/ turned from Vi"t 10 St. Alpaus auu bur
llngton. extensive preparations are
: being made for gala time at the reunion
t OF the 9th regiment, August H.
7 -
Nio"iepurS'
the Vergennes nine was defeated here
recently, ~ W TO- Inc -uluuieo'!y l'uo
the STATE and are omen for challenges.
which may he addressed to w, II. Ellis,
NiddIehnrv Mira Fred Powers. form.
4riv Hiss I ,pttie benson of Middlebury.
2 ,yrapddauohter of Jnstus Cobb died here
sarJv saturday morning after A short
= iIiness The funeral took place sun
l dav at NJ Noncay
Us another dul market ,lav.
5 What bmtter Wa hrn,1ght in sold tor
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