Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-05

well that he has been able to go to New
Jersey on business The Epis-
COpallAns Of East Midulebury are making
an effort to build church Of that denomi.
nation out there, aud 1t is understood !
that the chances OF success are good.
Efforts are being made to secure the Isl |
Plunkard" comedy company TO play here /
early in October. and it is understood that |
the arrangements are nearly completed. |
......The birds of passage who have
spent the summer in Mid1lebury and
vicinity have nearly all fitted toward
their winter homes ...Thc last of the
summer bnarders ut the bread LDat Len
IN Ripton departed during the week ana
10y the way, the Bread Loaf has had a
larger NJ rI." OF bparders IA, season
than evo" .Afr 20. ia spite of eve cold sum
mt......... D ". ADAMS, 49, left here
ueer'- '' e y RS no ana 30 since re
SD "' b family ieas2s ar
Wis. % r. Ole reuds.
'. est RANDOLPH.
Tuo Tic, of o pauper csa,. ',. town uf
Hancock, " ( town Of Rudolph, be.
tore GOV. Pinrree, occupie, thcee DAYS Of
last week ....On Friday the cd-e OF Hpm-
moud vs. Tou her over " spring OF Wttp',
was tried before Gov. FARM 'm.......Dr.
William HUI, ngtUu Of Rochester, Was o.
our streets En- lay.
Papton.
Arthur Tqppan Of pauton had the uaii-
of the second and third fingers OF MS
! right hand torn off Saturday by beluG
| caught between the wheel of his WAGON
and the fence
>
| Mr.. j. H. Johu-on of NtuooSki is the
! guest OF Mr.. anG Mrs. +. II. Taylor. e.
/ Mr. i. j. Wit7e, manager Of the CITY
! drug store, l. paying n business visit t.
| Boston and New 1ork........ Nr. y II
/ Graves OF Waterbury is Clcrii'rL Ter y !.
| AcCutn.... Mr.. and Mrs. O. &. D2.ryup!v
LOOK advantage OF the merchants eNcN-
siou rates and left Monday morning tor
! Boston. Brandon is afflicted with
many diphtheria cases Most Of tt'n,
! thus far, have been OF light typ
! There have been several deaths.
SSIri,,C, G. ~ W. sbinI rro,, thi,
Monday IS hogs and II veals....... There
was large attendance at st. Peters
church Sunday OF the observance OF the
requiem mass for the rep pose of the depart
ed souls in purgatOry. Father Campeau
oiIiciated, The three beautiful affairs we've
draped, the ceremony impressive, the
singing was IN charge OF MIR. 5 ID. Miner,
and was superior, particularly the duets
~ Mss Young and Miss Miner AOuu,
$50 received communion ANA 800 attended
mass...... The dwelling of Rev. Mr.. Tay
or of 81 Paul's church, when was dam
aged by IRE ana water Yesterday, Is one
If the most desirable residences in Yer
cennes, aud was recently owned and Uc-
cupled by De- Curtis. Representative
y. j. McCuen left for the ca pital Tuesday
morning.
Mr. Charles T.. Parker is making good
PIuEif9S III ,idiHluS s'u-eIo loI tile cHoir
l., rpe niI'nher Of n4nnI. az. cordnad tn rho
hnr~4 nm Vrrpennes. sntIrri,iG from sever,
c,jds.. Hon George X. (;randevis mnch
better Miss Fannie smith hold. the
rn.jtiou nf cl,.rk in Ch9iIherL,in x, Cn,s
Establishment She took he silnarinn
hi. week. Rud is An eXurrieuc.d sal45
woman.
u,n,,,o,
Mt Henry bull mas purchased the Il no
Page place At the ltiose, and Will take
p-S'rSel"h TINS Wtek....Our representa-
t.Ec eject Went TO Montpelier tuesday
Miss Hattie n. SAiii ana Miss hepa Falby
Eli ~. i,aI,..a ~ S,,,th Ill.,. I, H.,
and Fred O. Brown . Mrs. Mary Know.
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