Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-10-24
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and each party paying his costs.
Presiding Elder A. h. Truax went Friday
TO hold quarterly meetings Saturday aud
Sunday at West Topsham and East Orange.
Rev. G. w Gallagher's Temperance lee
ture on "High License or the Devil in
Clover, has revealed the devil in the edi-
tor of the Argus who attacks Mr. Gallagher
and claims he abused the democratic party
in what he said against rum sellers and rum
traffic Some OF our temperance people
want to know if is fact that the rum
sellers and democrats are one and tho Same ?
At the district Odd Fellows meet
ing October 30 it is expected that
Rev, A. j. Hough will road his poem on
the degree of love, after the degree has
boon worked by Vermont lodge. Waitssfield
lodge viii work the initiatory, Mortified
lodge tho first and Barre lodge the third de
grees
The Union Mutual Fire Insurance com
pany held their annual meeting the
10Th, when NJ. NJ. Cutler was elected prosi-
dent; James W. Brock, vice president;
john II. Senter, secretary, and Harlan W.
Kemp treasurer.
There are IS senator's and 80 representa-
tives stopping at the Pavilion Hotel, against
| six senators and 10 representatives at the
/ Montpelier House
| .. ii. Richardson, with S. u. Allen OF
Barre recently, purchased from, H., Iyu-
liam Cbapin near Middlescx Cartrn oI,on.
/ $50 acres Of timber land. consideration .oiI
/ TO be a1lOo John Portal olso sold t,,sn, 81
! acres in that section. Tbev tnlk Of huiId.
! ing a steam mill near or on their nurcha.os
Charles f. Lowe of the NIontnslicr Cov-
ing bank and Trust company. md Katie +,
daughter of the late W. ". Park. were
married cn thc 10Th by Row. Georre W
| Gallagher. at the home of tho bride
marty Of immediate relatives ord f.io,,ls
were present. and a goodlv number Of cifts
and concentrations were received Tho,
are enioyiu- their weddina trim in Ro.ro,
and vicinity.
Charles II. Washburne AGED about 10
died Friday. nj his rooms ovnr fbc T.I..
phone exchange, where he resided Funeral
services were held at n. M. sunday in
Christ church. and tho BODY was inferred
nj Green Mount cemetery ~. p,ools ,,a.t
No. rs. G. A. r.. Of which deceased was -
member. n. was one Of Nontfol;a,.. oli-
ct residents. and enlisted in ror,nopy. q
18th Vermont volunteers.
Francis r. I.i,r. AGED - who had ro.
sided in this town since childhood. died Fri
dav Funaral ..rv,cos ,,iIl Nv, I,,i,t,t5
m. Monday. m tine home Of Grorra
Nichols. MR. jik,r leaves wife and two
sons.
The Montrclier Holiness Ieaguo. ouv,Ii,,.v
u the State ami General Holiness leoapa,
has been or.pui.ed here with q. i Conc
land. president. Mrs. ". d. Curf., vice.
plt-'dout Mir. Ellen g. Osroof socro-
jary. Mrs. q. >. Coueland. treasurer. NJ
". Gross. Mr.. j.. =. Lille and Mrs. A. b.
Truax. managers. REGULAR Inoatipo- viii
bee held nt $50 p. H.. every Saturday at
30. Putnam stree. an, Mt 3.3OD m. every
Sunday in Trinity v,strv.
The United States Clothes Pin con1nau,.
have placed in ;ueir factory an 500 mould
ing machine winch yv.Irhs about 5000
pounds On Friday they received an order
for 1000 gro,- of patent clothes pius TO 90
to Europe
DR.. Watson IL retired physician from
Topsham. has purchased the residence If
Mrs Charles II. Heath on Barre street for
$4,000.
Arthur t. Hewitt. who was recently 50
badly injured internally. the results of n fan
from a building in Berlin. was ON SATURDAY
taken TO . hospital in Burlington for treat
meut. Mr. Hewitt is first se,ectrnan in
Berlin, and was town representative in
1854.
A. H. Griffith. well known among Lic,--
Ciists as "GriiY president of Detroit wheel.
men, visited Fred H. Perry and ". Arthur
Jones. Saturday.
The contract for gas fixtures in tle ,,o,-.
eminent building does NOT call for tbo,r
completion until January I. h.nc, The no.;-
office will probably not ha loco-al i'm tIat
structure before that date Fixtur.s for
steam heating are now being mt in rlaca
and worl, On walks and driyewavs ort.ilc|
has been going on very slowly.
Caldwell * Barnum. contractors ora
filing largo space for tbe NontnoIipr ~
Wells River railroad between the covered
bridge and Roberts 4 So-, ,,,..,,ito III.
and the main tract, and river. Thi, viii
make quite an addition 20 their ward roor,
and Il branch track VIII extend over eorro to
tho above named works.
1t is SAID that Wilder Huntipc+or bos
purchased the residence Of Frank II Pa
com, on State street. for "A 30
Rev G. W. Gallagher'e Sunday morning
subject at Bethany was Goods commands
and evening THE true spirituoIism Rev
Alfred j Hough at Trinity mornino, ,,to.
writing the broken lines of the law y evan
ing, The mighty men Of the fnfurc -.
Rev George 7. RAYMOND. Bantist morn
ing. 1.-The henlinp of rha do,ooniaoofCai