Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-02-24
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Mr.. Simms of Springfield, Mass, friend
of Rev. NJ. G. Stebbns, spent sunday,
February II in tOWn....A large number
from this and adjoining towns convened
at the congregational church Sunday,
February -, toatt nj the rededicatiOn eX
erclses. The pas or, Rev NJ c. Stebbins,
gave a condensed report OF the costs OF
the repairs, and the amount of subscrip-
tiOns that had been raised, all being graft
fed to learn that there was sufficient to
meet all bills, with surplus in the treas
ury, after which he preached sermon.
The society now have 4 fine church, hand
SomeiY ireScoed ami furnished, with
pleasant and commodious lecture room
over the ve-tibule, the three apartments
nicely warmed by a furnace.
ST. bloomsbury.
DE- Walton w Baxter of Nj. Sterling
H., arrived here Sunday to remain a few
days, 10 uelp settle the estate Of the late
Miss \. u. r. Mears. ......, Nelson, oldest
son of Egbelt o. FInel, died Monday
morning from spinal disease. lie was 4
member OF the st. JOhnsbury band, and
of the Y. NJ. c. A., and will be sadly
missed ........ Harry May, c. 5. Conant,
Mrs. Perly Hazen and Miss Blanche Har-
ris returned from the Lisbon, y. f., mu-
steal convention, Saturday. -. "A little
child of Edwin UnderWoOd's died sudden
ly Saturday evening, and the funeral was
|
son Burt who has been confined to the
| house for nearly two years, is able to he
upon the streets. ....... The members of
the middle class at the academy came up.
| on the stage twice during the Week.......
Charles Woolson, a student at the acade-
my, spent Sunday at his home in Spring
! field, Nt......... Miss Mary Tyrrel of De
troit, Mich, is the guest of Dennis Cotter.
........ The tOboggan slide was open to the
public Tor the last time, on Saturday even
ing: The club propose giving grand
| ball in The near future ........ Miss Bertha
Brown OF Boston, is visiting her sister,
Mrs, Harry Bartlett. 49,. George Phelps
left on Wednesday, for Fargo, Dakota.
Rev. Mr.. Bean of Boston, bishop of the
| Unitarian church of Northern New Eug
! land, is conducting meetings at Unity
church, this week ........The Cady shop
in the west part of the village IS being fit
ted for the creamery building. Ly
ceum at Fucker street Friday night
| Question Resolved, that city life is more
desirable than country life ........ Spring
school, taught by Mr., Morse Of Cabot, he
| gins Feb p
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Isle La mOtte.
There WAS no preaching in the Metho
dist church sunday on account of the Ill
ness of the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Adams
Mrs. NJ, l.. Pixies is on the sick list .......
Most of our island farmers are havinl
their milling done in Pittsburgh thi!
! year ..... Hon. aud Mrs. H. G. Hill wer,
IN Plattsburgh Sunday. ...F Frank Hill
} and Willie Doolan OF St. Adams, were
J home over Sunday ....... Edgar Fleury
drove young horse to st. Adams Monday
Soon after he got there the horse WAS tax
en- sick and he was unable to get hin
home. The horse is still there under tn,
J care Of veterinary surgeon ......A At
: justice court held last Friday. Charle
Fleury, Fred Jarvah and William Par,
,j'were fined s. and costs for intoricatior
. and breaking the peace
Enssburg Rails
The reading club met at the residenc
: OF Rev. +, G, kimball on the evening o
J February IS, and had very interesting
meeting. The next meeting will be with
! Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Monday evening
February There were 33 couple
in attendance at the leap year party At tn,
, iQainoy house on the evening OF Februar,
10. Thomas Bros.'s orchestra furnished
~ the music. Tie Rev A. .Ac(aserg'