Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-11
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| on Elm street of Henry j. snow for 500. an,
| will begin a residence thereon soon.
| GeorgeW. Hooker of Brattlelo 90 was il
town Wednesday looking over the ground as
| candidate for Congress.
! Fred l.. Pecks started Wednesday night for
| visit of one week with his brother at Clinton
| Mass.
| The office of A. and f. .Tohonnott on Berir
side has been connected with the telephone
exchange.
Gamaliel Washburne lodge of Perfection re-
ccycd IL petitions for membership 1uosda,
night, and conferred degrees on five cand
dates.
Union services were held at II a. m. in tn,
Baptist church, with sermon by Rev. G.. r
Raymond, assisted by Rev. q. w. Gallagher
and Rev. a. j. Hough. The ATTENDANCE was
large. Good Friday services were held H.
Christ Episcopal church at 1880 Il. ma
meeting was held at the church Of the Messiah
in the evening. There was a union missionary
meeting at 3 p. m. in bethany chapcl.-Th,
County Court declared a recess iHst night until
Monday afternoon, 50 the othcors ana attor-
neys could enjoy to-day at their homes
Nearly all the stores and workshops were
closed the larger part of the day. The Nhec
W hist club ate new sugar at the home OF Nat.
Tabor a. Barre June tion.-Thc lO-tOthCe and
banks were closed usual on holidays
Members of Capitol Guard had target prac
tiCe at their range.
Masons held their annual convection al
Masonic hall. Thursday evening, April ). Inc
following officers were elected lanes =.
Daniel : Whoatley. scribe: William (
Briggs. treasurer; Frank ID. Dewey, secretary;
William II. Herrick. captain Of lie host
Charles II. Fuller, principal soiourncr; George
VI. GoSs, royal arch captain James r. Nabiu,
master third veil Horace ". I.yford, mH-trI
second veil Wesley +. Dana, master dr-t
veil Frederick G. Fishcran James \. Erwin.
stewards Frank II. Baecom. chaplain; Il. q.
Collins. tyler. The officers were installc3 by
Frank II. Bascom, grand king of the grand
royal arch chapter of Vermont
Montpelier council, No. T. royal and select
masters, held their annual assembly the sumo
evening. The following were elected j. w. +,
Washburn. thrice illustrious master; James
4. Currau. deputy master: Charles H. Fuller.
L. &. of work William \. Briggs. treasurer
James T. Sabin, recorder; George VI. Go--
captaiu OF the guards Daniel :. Wheoticy.
conductor Of the council; Frank II. Ba,com
marshal; Horace w. Lyford, chaplin; Charlie
II. Heaton, steward; james y. Erwin, scnti
mel. The installation was deferred until next
John Hornbro Of Mortified was arrested
Friday in Montpelier on n body writ in favor
of Lucus Conncrys of East Montpelier on the
charge of leaving the state. He appeared be
fore Justice lllnkley to show that lac Wa no
about to leave the state. Hearing adjourned
to April 10.
In the eicctment case of Frank O. German
VS.. George Gedrys, before Justice T.. II. lliuk
ley, judgment has been rendered for plaintiff
to have possession of the premises with $40
damages r. J. Deavitt for piaintitf, j. 6.
Wing for defendant.
r. j. Deavitt has procured for Mary q.
Dodge of %olthfirld an uli -iunl ucps;nu Of H.
"a month and sj15 arrears and for Daniel d.
Fellows of Montpelier an increase t. So a
month and 500 arrears.
Two me mIers were initiated into Vermont
lodge of odd Fellows "Wednesday night.
The old cad iewelry store j. undergoing a
thorough renovation by Z llips q Luca..
Cornelius Ellis an old gentleman from East
Montpelier, started on Friday 20 Wis his
daughter in Oregon, intending to be gone one
year
for drunkenness. Thursday, by policeman
Demcritt, and Charles Cameron. Of Barre. by
policeman Hunt. On Friday Trey appeare
before Justice Smile, and Bergen was as .cs' 9
so and costs and Cameron - and costs.
The meat markets in town have all agreed &C
close at q p. M, on Thursdays, during tht sum
mcr.
Mrs J. G. Brown. Of North Haverhill H..
il with Mrs. Arthur Jones, her daughter. \.
). Sibiey Went to Boston; Friday. Il. \. Iapi1
has returned from an absence of three week.
in Boston and New York.
W. \. Briggs has arranged very iine open
ing chorus Tor the Apollo cup minstrel on
about tie middle of May. The music forthc
orchestra, which i'll comprise 4 musicians. j.
being specially arranged in Boston. and there
will be, including the sol0ist- about 80 voices
entertainment ever given by The club. Tie
committee of arrangements are Prof g. +.
White. George II. Wilder and w. e. Berry.
At the last meeting II new members Joined
the club, several OF them being leading men in
Montpelier business and social circle. and the
total mem beers hin i now over lnl. II i expect
ed that nice rooms will u; fitted up r th.ul
in the contemplated aSit Oh to the opera
house block.
Easter ob,ervanccs At Bethany. Rev. q. w
Gallagher delivered very interesting sermon
on Easter Themes in tho morniuS and a
short address IN thceyening'in co4n?ct YIN
the excellent music serN c.. At Trinity. Rev
\. J. Hough ec ( cred an entertainmg Ea-tci
sermons both informing and evening. and the
attendance was ar-e. AT the BAPTIST, i'm th,
morning, Rev. &. T. Raymond gave power
ful sermon. and th,re was special singing
with the addition of about % children To III,
choir a.So good display OF flowers. At th,
Unitarian there was Il sermon hV Rev j. I'd
slr and flower, and IA childrcu'- service in The
evening. = Christ church was sermon by
Rev. &C.. Flanders in the morning, beside,
beautiful floral decorations aud al u. N.
was very good childryn'> service.
James Albin. one OF oiX who We're having ;
spree on spring street about a. III, SUNDAY
was arrested At hat time by Policeman Hun
and Monday Albn paid clj.5l for second Of
feusc.
night, and about 1879 he walked up TO Police
man Demeritt, struck him twice. ana received
ia return three heavy rapo on his head flom .
billy and berth in Jail. Monday he paid
Sl0;jl for his drunk ana Sl5 for assault.
a. ~ Green, at NrightsVile was seriously
hlood poisoned by using kerosene oil on hi.
his neck as large ~ half n saucer, and his iet
leg and foot We're swollen almost to BURSTING
put he is recovering under the care OF DR.
Lance.
Perry d Demeritt have invented a new
granite polishing machine with an improved
raising rig, and have applied for a patent
lhSy are reccINlh- Ialse orders ior incl 4
and Il. toe weights, and are turning out 3p
gross of watch keys every month
Personals Miss Helen Burpee returne,
Saturday from an absence Of about five weeks
partly in Massachusetts and Connecticut.
James f. Curran has obtained an original pen
sion of $ month for Perley Tucser, of Ira~
and si6l arrears for Chester ". Ccllcy, o
WOOdburV.-C. Z. Denlerrltt went to St