Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-11-15
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The average daily attendance OF patlehTs at
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The State convention OF the Dung Mems
christian Association VIII be heid at bur-
hngton December DC.
A raid on the Hotel burlington alnursday
night of last week resulted IN the finding
OF quart bottle OF whlskey'
Sixty-nine now members were admitted
to the Young Mems Christian assoc 'iatlon by
the directors Tuesday even ing
The week of prayer for young men was
opened Sunday afternoon with Il union ser
vice i'll the new y. NJ. {. A hail.
The health officer report for October
shows 16 deaths % marriages and % births
rs compared with 26, 10 and = in 1883.
The SHEPARD & Morse Lumber companv's
shaving store room was slightly damaged by
fire early Thursday morning. of last week.
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mot Monday evening and pnssed resolutions
favorinp the construction Of union depot.
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eVehll9' p't 1t was oi'Po'eo % y slreaih
Inc younger people Oh 'he h''N f!loay
evening me. ior 'l'c pun PoSo u Isaiil|li'8
Junior seclion when WIN ehde 'Nor 10 IN
crease 'he social WORK Oh the So'ie
The annual meeting of the nird district
pf Vermont odd Fellows took place in this
rity Wednesday afternoon and evening,
with over 100 members III attendance.
Mr.. William Henderson the wellknown
and respected manager for the National and
American Express companies in this city.
has retired from active service and is sue
reeded by his son r, f. Henderson.
The steam Yacht Scionda owned bv Mr..
j. c. Sanders of Albany, y. v, which met
with an accident short time since, has
been taken to Shelburne harbor where she
will be taken out of the water and put in
thorough repair.
Rev l.. c.. Fisher of Reno, New, who
has occupied the pulpit of the First Baptist
church of late will continue to do so until
the first of May. Rev f. G. GlcF arlan,
the pastor, is at present in Cincinnati where
his health is steadily improving.
Chief Of polica Dumas and oacer pc,vo,.s
raided Muldoon's billiard room in the CITY
Hotel building and McCartys biliard room
in the American hotel block Tuesday evening
but failed to find hiding places
Tho oeicor. for tbo ors,,i,r ,oor IF +,o
Borear Rontiet chnrch inst ole ,4a1 o'.l.
prudential comp,ittao I N 1Iattho,s y
I R,rdick DIR u & HowIev. clark Dr
S. D. Hodge: treasurer, Henry r. Hill;
SUPERINTENDENT of SUNDAY -schools, II, T.
Rutter.
Mr. F. r. Fisher having resignod bie
Oosition as cashier of the Howard National
bank, Mr. F. E. Burgess for some time as
sistant cashier. has been appointed cashier
and Mr.. l. H. Meendy has been promoted
to the position of teler.i
The ladies quartette which gave such de
1ightful concerts winter before last has been
reorganized and it is now made up as fol
lows Miss Fannie Lemon. first soprano:
Miss Hortense NJ. Drake, second soprano: