Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-11-23

! Barr6 were NuCh pleased Mr. BlanCUdru
is nm accomplished COruetist, tnC barr
tone singer and dramalist. 1.-THE Scduol
for Scandal" with line costumes and ele-
giant stage setting will be included IN their
programme, and the punlic may be sue
Of rare musical treat A gOOdly NUMBER
of tickets have already been sold and II Is
to he hoped that crowded house Will In
sure large benefit TO the library, which
10y the WnY, is 10 be opened next saturday
att-r many long delays
The SUR of George Brown Of Essex
against Henry BedOre and trustee Cen
trd Vermont railroad company, was set
tied by payment OF the plainufs claim to
George w. Kennedy, his attorney ........
Miss Nette Moody IL at home on vaca
ton from her position as llrst assistant OF
the High school at Springfield, Nt........
Miss FIUssie Perry played the organ at
the Methodist chutch sunday in place Of
Mrs. W. H. Davenport, who has becu quite
sick for the past two weeks. The widow
of tue late Senator Matthew H. Carpen-
ter, with her son Paul and daughter
Lille are visiting at the residence OF rX-
Gov. Paul Dillingham; her father They
sail on the 24th lust from New York to
Havre....... George w. Kennedy Il at
tending q bearing OF the Nelshire Comp +
Nine c9Ye before Judge Ro"el at White
R,Yel JUNCTION. .......i'eV. Charles smell
don hqs returned from HIS vacation.
Rev. >. H. Wheeler was in town last
week. His wife aud daughter Frances are
boarding with y. A. RrOles He ia en-
geged to preach at Milton during the
month Of NOVem3 af........Ilenry, tina
son Of Rev L. y f lot, celebrated his
sixth birthday on he l4.u inst, by 4 party
go. ... ReY. l.. II. Etio- agent Of the
Nerm lut 8lple sccetY. preached at Grand
isig, Snhd ny, Nov; u, aud at Innetiord ne
lSJh lnat...... Mary, tie five yeat-old
daughter O. CHARTS Lease, is very sick
with a,thpn...... There are already quite
a number Of applicants for the posloill T.
under the new ddminletreallun...W b
ClarB, teller OF the bank, Is much
pleased with the large coal stove, the
"BurhnGt "........ Loren B LJId OF
Burlington was in town Saturday. .......
Among The recent improvements which
nave added much to the business part OF
n he town, the alteration Of Randall.
| block into neat and attractive hardware
store, is perhaps the most prominent.
This store fronts on Stove street and il
occupied 10y Mesors. HurWood x smith,
two active young men VINO evidently
Know what the people want a. appears by
he large number Of Burlington heaters
and Acorn ranges which they are putting
Rev y. F.. Croft aud vile started THUS
day LOT Cuarieston, y H, where Mr.
Croft is called hy Il CONGREGATIONAL church
........A window In memory Of the iaje
=. c. Buyhvt bias been paced N the west
side Of he Methodist church near the puI-
pit 10y the family of the DECEASED 49,. \ bout
. an EVda Dlr', pppi1l huvp tiolat- for on
l,,it,tt.r,s Isrfrra oni,rse Tho min
cor,otn, hSt"'a neW. 0rin'iim,, Inachine
nearI,Ii, -, r. snj viii he r,in1in't ,i,,bt
and dav s-ain soon. after a shut down o,
= fa.,' li9rs I.,,,sed bv fba hr,. ,i.inr If a
gr'rleI Fri-ndc ,f I4ocon anI Mr.
Tnl'. Ta,r'li 10 ,,, nm, rr~.a tn in
,.ar, ,,4lt uooj thp ,n~14v stolen fr1m
,6er, H4T + u Cnlvrr Of 81 Aibane
,rns,,l "A W Tia 1s,l,na-,oo 81 tla NfptL.
rdi.i cn,lrcn Thur.6av nvanint, The
viiloo. .rhnols are clrsed for fhrpe yTeats
hiShSate centre
Three houses were seized by the custOm
householder htr. last week.
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ian a '.hori linn. - -, to ,.t>i+ liz son IL re-.
ported daugeruu-ly sick. having had ar
apoplectic shock The Barney Marble
company have put in Il telephone TO con
meet their office with the Cer;rH Vermont
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