Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-11-29
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80,


two months. A line, lHBo' ne" organ IS
now being put III position, lh' improve
mehts are made at Mr.. blliiisS e"p1hso'
and VIII cost ABOUT SoO.OoO'
In compliance with complaint maze by
Middlebury people President smith has
issued an order directing sonJh pound STOCK
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John NcDoVltt, an einploye ol the Ner-
mont Marble company, iei IroE tne btnh
INTO one OF the deepest qHHrTll oe-o -onslhS
10 Jhe company n 'A"t secV'oH' ives. 1'ut.
Iauu' "nout ~ CLOCK on JUG '"o, l4uS o.
aIo{'', ,,oy Ia aIa ha,,t ~ "o,s of oo n5
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Mr. John Stevens, the Vermont Live
Stock company's manager, came on from
the company's range last week. lie Will
spend the winter at the LaSt. MI stevens
states that extreme dry weather has caused
Dakota farmers serious lo59 lhe past season,
l' crops oeins IA in,'uY c.''e' 40 iLio' VH''n
oNo- 'iii' u 'iiei "'N''i d'i0'n''
Inc organization oi Young Men S
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assured fact. lhe sum oil guy has al
ready been pledged towards 1.a fljJ0 re
CURED, Ten subscriptions nave been re
celVeu of 94VU etcA. IL IS codHA'hdy eN-
pected that $%0OO VIII be secured very soon
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There is to be a musical convention at
Cambridge December 10 30 % with c. 5.
4 ,,,1 .,.4,. 4
by the Howard Opera House orchestra,
eight pieces, Mrs. W. ;. Nay, soprano;
Miss Ida j. Stanley, contrato, and Mr.
Herman l., Walker, tenor. he conYeu-
tion cannot fail of being grand success as
MT CoFhsh IS aouhoa1uy c1s aUie ana Is
very poPul"r III 'n'S seG'iIH'
AS Newell Goodspeed Of Moutgomery was
in the act of pitching down hay Monday
morning, says the st. Adams Messenger, lie
made a misstep and tell backwards from the
high beams, some ! or 10 fee, striking on
his head and shoulders. fractured skull
ana several broken ribs have been discover
ed. and it is feared there may pe some In
lerha' Injury Oh serious n"'lH9'
The late $. s, Thompson 5 bequest of
$4,000 to Lyndon Institute, was condi-
toned that certain others VIII contribute
specified sums, i'll all making Q22 900. The
LYpdonville journal thinks Il Is very prob
able that the Institute viii come into pos
session of the money. This viii place it in
a position to carry out measures that VIII
add to the usefulness of the institution.
The st. Adams MESSENGER saws that
a council is called for the dismissal Of
Pey Ir SlacColl pt the - EregatiOual
church pariors IN that place " Wednesday,
December q, at II O'Clock a. IN. The
churches called to the council are those Of
the denomination in Franklin and Grand
Isle counties, the church at Milton, the two
churches at Burlington and Dr. Phillips S
at Rutland.
1t is said that the widow Of Louis Walder
Of Remington. who, it is alleged, WAS fatal
| " struck on the head with club in the
hands of Bert Roberts last December, in
! Woodtord, has left and her whereabouts
| are unknown Mrs. Walder remained in
Woodlord until a few weeks ago, when she
removed to bennington. The case against
| Roberts was to be tried at the December
term of court.
Henry f. Cunninphaln ,rincipal OF
the Parocbiol school al s. .ionh.IrI-v
has sued Matthew Caldbcrk for libel
| in the sum OF $1,000. The alleged libel CON
sisted OF Ieltef Wnlrn CaIuuelk printed IN
a local paper claiming that it was written
10y Cunningham. The case will be called
IN the Bennington County Court next
month. This Is the outcome OF news
paper controversy between the two parties
on thS ParochiaI school question.
AxD. Evarts Of Watnam. is amoug
the progressive farmers of tie day. h.
milks about 63 cows daily. adopts tile most
desirable dairy improvements. and realize.
from his enterprise. lie has built a IS
ton silo, at an expense OF $500, and Las
MED 1t with the corn CROP of seven to
eight acres, cut INTO lhoh pieces lie
leeds hls COWS t"lce dHy troA thIs si-o,
win the addition oil corn meal ana lh.
most satisfactory results Iolow IN the dairy
product
At Wilmington and West Dover Rev. L.
c. Kimban nus recently closed tAres yeez,
evangelistic labors The churches have TO-
gethar pledged 500 for the supnor, Of &
pastor. he also visited south WardsUoru'
where Mr.. William Wafer OF ONsrim a.n.n-
ary Id summer work. ihe church is re
pairing It's edltlce. and try yng TO raise mon
ey to support minister. Af himblll i.
eHuOUr2 gnlE pLsjOrle,s Chur iLc-, and 10 nov