Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-01-11
HOME MATTERS.
CITY AND VICINITY.


The mail carriers are making arrange
mcnts for a grand ball to he given at the
american House Tuesday evening, January
80
railroad man tells story that while
going down on his train on Friday from
this city. he saw man blowing in a field at
Pittsford
The confectionery store Of T. &. Prcnt-s
at Rutland was closed Monday by +. NJ.
Butler on an execution in behalf of Burling-
ton creditors.
Word comes That the residence Of Mr..
waiter Nr!ii~ in Minneapolis MIMI. was
iulN'u tue "th'r daN' anu Only portion OF
lh'ir lnhlture wa saved
tt is now stated that the price paid by the
/ Central Vermont for the property recently
'.''' i'''S'u ~ 'he''l ~ ,u N nn l'''" HorSV
i'""'"'i company was F'''''''
DR.. y. &. HaWpv has purchased the Ferre
place on North Wiuoo.li avenue of Mi.
Goorgc Bah ock. and viii move his residence
anu Once 'h'ie some t'''' next week.
The horse railroad company have now 81
time horse, N their stables aud each animal
il driven ~ mlic, "a day, except on days
/ when there is II larger traffic than usual.
The Western Vermont Masonic Union
will hold their next annual meeting at Or
well on January 30 The Orwell Mnsons
propose 30 make il the event of the season.
'rhc-ro or Nou,lo,- uirbt rou,ino ~, fine
trees already euc1scd in ice, wa, too much
for some of thrnl. and many branches broken
OIL 10y the weight streWcd the ground Tues-
day
Nj. ,b,ri.- t,,f,,u,,oiu Of Vinoo.,i hos
roi,rod hi. ;ti,, -. commercial mont M
Sorel. =. g., and it ha, already taken effect
The office is now in charge of his former
clork.
The a,n,,o market is NOT brisk While
many tbnu.,nd b,iral, are held bv dealers
and r;iscrs in tbi. state I'll rcport, are ia
the effect that the foreign markets are heaq-
lily stoched.
llo,.o,. Il,,,.,. i. ,,o,i,,,, into hi. NOW ro.i
d,,,,. -, 1,,o.,,.,ct .t,oo, II. foru,,. o,,no,.
Nh, + T. pi,Is, b,. moved into ,nn If tIe
row, rnttn.. ~, i,aa, .t,oet reqentI,. oro,tnd
by Lieut.. Cumuins
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"v''"I'' a. J." WON" ram oiie t''N a",' 'ii'
ny u'l " Nou'' '''ii mum ""' 'ii0'
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Inc I HSu congregational society lChItdil'
- fin, NM, t!I,t,.,. L,.,,i.I SI0on -, ~,
va V'i' -h"lN 'it''''tI "oHi,I'"i 'N'o'o ~ en-
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Ia" street department mas ordered inc
] horse laiIoad company I" place their cars
ON runners whenever heavy snow storm
, snail come, because the removal OF the snow
, ir"m TIE track would leave hlSh banks upon
~,
t 'ile'' Is '"'''' ttlN VI VN'e'i''ii'a ,ne "oi -
/ 'tl me '''"'l 20 l-'Ne We" 'cille,c'N OF u
tie So"'" l'''V -, 'H' 'I,4 y Ioau vi ei'n''
q v''ioiis "oU't ~ op"UJ I've pay ing III
. le9uiit"' 'u Is 10 NC ''oieU something
''R9'oie VIII result rom 'ne aal'a'loh'
The delegates of Post Stannard heartily
favor and will urge the election of Comrad
Fred +. Smith OF Montpelier tordepartmen
K commander oi the department OF \ermont
/ mt lts annual encanpment to be held a
Brattleboro repiuaiy IL and 10.
Among the names Of the director, of thu
Weldon National bank of st. Adams. clecteD
- Yesterday is that of Col +. Is. Smallev o