Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1889-12-27
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Montana has been received here by express
from George Cook, vino killed it.-Deputy
Sheriff Tuttle of Montpelier, has been the
guest of his sou, +. w. Tuttle.-L. G. 81 G.
"A. Cotey's new shop, west side of the river, Is
now in working condition and he Is ready
to fill orders for builders supplies; the saw
mill is ready for service, four mon employ
ed; Hunts turbine water wheel of 40-horse
power is used. Willie Tabor is still con-
fined to the house The ladies of the Meth
odist Woman's Home Missionary society
have sent box of clothing and groceries to
Mendon City, Mich; value $4O.-Patrick
Lyons is at work in j. Lyons's marble yard
again. Mrs. Philo Bristol is better -
Private letters from Mrs. c. W. Mason,
Los Angeles, Cal, speak Of her safe arrival
All of her benefited health by tho change
of climate. She is tho guest of G, w. Strong
and wife, formerly of this place
Bad roads kept many from town Satur-
day.-Charles e. Parker and wife have pre-
scented the Vergennes library with so vol
umes of The Ladies' Repository, beginning
with the year 1915 b. F. Young had al
ready given the library 10 volumes OF Har-
per's Monthly Magazine Luther Whit
ney's working 1eet has gone into winter
quarters. The steamer Rescue, two dredges
Island Wednesday for the winter. Among
other jobs Mr.. Whitney will rebuff the
dock at Port Henry this winter, also dock
at Cedar Point and one at Crown Point
Fort Frederick Adgate of keeseville has
the contract for building the new
dock at Chimney Point for the new Steam
Ferry company; to be done this winter. -
The Russian influenza or something like it
has appeared in New Haven. Postmaster
Roscoe is a victim and there are said to be
several cases among the children. KEEL
logs bay, south Of Fort Cassin, is rs free
from ice it s in the spring. Lake, river
and bay are swarlnng with fish Pouts are
running up Dead Creek in countless mum
bers, no doubt fully realizing their immun-
ity under tho laW.-John Donnelly
drew Il good fat hog and William Danyou q
$40 horse and harness at the Middlebury
lottery. n. c. Middlebrook, NJ. j. Graves
aud Mrs. d. Remand are all improving.
Christmas services at the Baptist church
Christmas eve. Interesting exercises for
the benefit and enjoyment Of the children
aud young people. At the State school
Christmas trees loaded with fruit for all
also agreeable eXorcis es. There was a mid
night mass at st. Peters Roman Catholic
church Christmas eve, and morning mass at
1O:30 Wednesday morning, and vespers at
7 O'Clock IN the evening. There were ser
vices at St Paul's church at 7 and Mt 9
O'Clock Wednesday forenoon. AT tho Con
gregationa church parlors, Wednesday
evening, there were readings, carols, tabeaux
and a supper.
The funeral of the late Harry B. Wright
of Weybridge, Saturday, was largely at
tended by relatives ard friends from Crown
Point, y. y, st, Adams, Addison, Bird
port. Cornwall, Middlebury, Panton,
Waltham, New Haven. II. Miller and wife
and Mr.. Guunson and wife of Troy, n.
y, were also present. Pail bearers, d.
Iwitchel, W. Newton, Philo Elmer, \
Willard, f James, Lewis Drawlet An
eloquent sermon was preached by Rev. Mr..
Doten of the Congregational church, Mid
dlobury.
Mrs. Ann Martin has returned from her
visit TO Chelsea. William Ten Brooke Of
Pauton is visiting his son William at New
Haven, Conn Deputy Sheriff Middle
brook, who has been confined to his house
for several weeks, was able to be out Mon
day.-Doanc Kingsland, who tool, posses
sion of the poor farm last THURSDAY. speaks
in the highest terms OF the neat condition
in which he found everything as loft by
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