Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-11-09
BURLINGTON PRESS NOVEMBER

was burned Tuesday evening. Loss S25O0
no insurance. The origin Of the fire is
unknown....Te veterans who voted for
Harrison in 1910, cast their votes for Har-
Tlson and Morton Tuesday, some of them
| pelhE over 30 years of age. RoXbury
seems q republican town after all, Harri-
So getting II majority over Cleveland
an9 tlsh, the latter receiving three votes.
~ n. Spaulding lost u valuable horse
recently........A Harrison ana Morton
lag was seen gracefully floating from the
democratic ing staff one day last week
'........ The body of Conductor John Eddy
OF st Adams, who was killed near Water
! oury, was brought here for interment, his
funeral being from the Union church
Thursday afternoon. He belonged to the
order OF Odd Fellows and the services and
burial were conducted according to their
rites, large company being present from
st. Adams and Northfieid ....... The
Good Tempars union on Thursday was
not very well attended through the day,
nothing of especial interest transprng,
but n goodly number gathered in the
evening to hear Hon. u, S. Stanton's ad-
dress on the subject of temperance. 1t
was well handled and very much enjoyed
by large and appreciative audience.
Bret Harte is oHe Of the greatest living
noyelists and "Cressy" is his latest work
IL begins in this paper,
WateryilIs.
Edgar Maynard mas moved into the
Spooner house Mrs. Ephraim Bro wn
TbnrsJa7 ~ BoIo,. ~ SIS iSS1 VIZ
sonville has moved into the Smile house
across the bridge. Mrs. Bennett Cakes
has one to the Mary Fletcher hospital
49, lie,ttaI ., w MIiler mas
~ ,IoL .iiN'"H NU,ne leeqeu repairs apouS
II III - 10Y 'on lloAetS 1u" WlIe vi
~ =" ."e : $50 VI W ~, i'oHels,
~ VI o.ntI, tuG past WeeN Lne young
n"'i,,d ,s ,.'1 P,"o0 P Pig au t
pnait ~, W ,I,,,. -HaL.' oaicn laso
o,,I t,,. ~ 1tp,ieJ ~ s'ooelles
''AN Wv y ''iO7 - N''1 'ciHH lcAV'
Upton.
Johp ITodyoa rscen IL fonrd ora of his
voinubla Iii denJ =, ~ 0"' .r ~ n.
are .eVnr.i cae5s F r,na.in5 ~, tatr
nc lHc SUI OVER d ~ cent stove WhIch was on
John Hodges is building new cellar.
..
stowe
w. F. Benson expects to 90 to Portland,
OieEE2i' Soou ne WI stay thls winter
Abin ton buildinv. Louis Paduin died
Friday OF pneumonia. His funeral was
held Tuesday, Rev. Mr.. Douglass otIicia
ting Mr.. PaCujn moved here from Cabot
with his son several wears A,.o and has
9lnCe peeI' lNinB VIA uiId ...1o1H '9uluh
- spenulne lew Gays at nome Joseph
GAR, VINO was stricken frluaS, VII
Whau was called paraiyulc shocK, dled
tuesday AFTERNOON.
Morrisyiuo.
M, a.. ,...-,- -.
ne nrSu lecture IN 1ne winters course
WIZ oe nelu on oaiurqay evening OF ms
Mteh al lne town haii' Wheh y. II; boIton
VIII lecture, upon ne Lana OIL the MD,
nlghU sun. lhere mas oeeh very good
train % $50 ipt on of o.
was derailed near the camn gronnd one
car being thrown straight across the
| track. A wrecking train was sent from
ST. oounSuuAS, ;" nlcn cledteu up me
ali afternoon and evening trains n u
BRYANT orr station agent i confined to his
hoilse with a slow fever
Moukton
rrho ,-oo,;, ,,-or,,e bo,,, e,,,ebo, ,,or,.i,,,,
o,d,, +dr tha $3.50 The Tonirtn
PGir foi oboo Nin, 1lo 49, nu toahor
airusJ 49, .'9 AO'" Di0"h 'e"Onei
o4o'eu 4as' iio"S'
Cornwall.
Mrs. James Brown and daughter of Oak
Park, IL, are in town, guests at Curtis e.
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