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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-06
MALE RRllRX.

:, The original Maine liquor law IL in force on
Winooskl street. Mrs. Louis blair is the chief
executive. Her husband brought home two
gallons of whiske, TINS she condemned and
spilled inside Of one minute: The infuriated
man then cut her partly finished new dress in
to Shoe strings;whcreupOn she,arsing tothe i'm
pOrianCe OF the occasion, ran her shears
through his brOgd cloth coat until II was Il
wrcc k. His reioindcr to this made kindlins
wood of the sewing machine and lOOking glass.
AT THIS point Policeman arrived ana arrest
ed them both. On the promise of peace they
were released
The w. c. r. t. hold meetings at Duxbury
Corner on sunday aitcrnoon.-Th surveyors
Of the proposed railrond TO stowe hive worked
from the river bridge on the tcutrnl Vermont
TO olton brook. within about tour miles ot
stowe. Miss .lenucy Brewer. VINO hats be en-
boarding at Barrctt's hotel this winter, Inns
gone To spend few weeks in New urk cdN.
George Woodward has rcCUNerCd from the
meas,os and returned TO Mr. Moody school at
Northlicld, Mass. James Iwigg and wife
have started for California. They Will settle
near Los Angeles. DR.. George &. W ashburnc
has returned from II three weeks soiourn IN
Boston. lharles richardson of Naitsiield
and Fred Luce of stowe have bought the store
OF goods lately owned by G. h. Ricuardson.
Dan Ring of Perry hill was stricken with
pa'alAsiS but there is some hope OF recovery
King HcrriCk Of MidGlcscN, aged 20. died Fri
day. lie commenced driving atiA horse team
on the turnpike from Burlington to Mont
pelier and sometimes to Boston. when he was
different parts uf the state
tn" Christ an Endonyor society Of the Con
gfcEhnonal church, gave an eitci lainlHrnl.
Friday evening. Ihcre was n large attrod-
ance. TIA" union meetings Viii bu continued
tins week Tuesday ~ Il / rday evenings at the
Mil vii a:e school hou.c and Thursday even
ing in the Congregational vestry. Arthur
Graves has returned to fitc burg. Mass.
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WAlTSFlEL.D.

The marriage Of Miss Jennie Barnard and
FRED Palmer takes place on Thursday, Feb
ruary D. at the home Al the Bride with u re 'vp-
toH in the evening. S ho1l in dlstr,rt 40. )
the past week un> been closed Oh account o.
tue sickness OF he teacher, Mis- Edna Boy &c.
u. Tia" #th marriage uuitcr.arV Of Mr. and
Mrs. oxford vas GEE Uratet by very u cas-
ant gathering of Their friends aud nciEhhor5
to the number of about -. Many very nice
presents and some money W as presented JOIN
saunders 5 sold ms prOni ing youn mare
to New orS parties. -Rev Mr. Fi,k. who Wa,
called To MH"SarhuS"tts on account OF the sicH =
less Of his mo; hernia not returned ana union
services were Icl at the NctuOdi,t & .urcu on
sun aN-lhe Ma, MS are TO give Their UnuuA
cate rtainmeut IN the form of an oN~ tr ~
y on TUc-day even nI. tcbruafy II, ut Mr. %
ana Mrs. W iIliaUn N.CAli'-tcl's Palmer Bros.
are getting in an unusually Large amount of
.Ois.
Clarence a. Reed and Garlic simcr were
married ON Thursday afternoon. ny Rev. &.
-. Howe, Ht tnu numc of the hrd9 In the
evening friends gay" trcn u deception and
many beautiful presents. Refreshments were
served. The newly married coup are To
make their future lone in Massachusetts,
w. j. Baird of New Haven, Conn is at
home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-06
MlDDlERuRY.

Mrs. Gee, who has been employed by
Beck with * Co., as clerk for eight years, has
resigned her posltion.-The juniors Of the
graded school took a sleigh ride Friday night
TO the home of one Of their schoolma ties.
Miss Stella Williams OF Bridport The
Ladies Library association mas elected the
following officers; President, Mrs. A. NJ.
Beckwith; secretary and treasurer. Alice
BIRD; executive committee, Mrs. W. w.
Eaton, Ada Calender, Mrs. Clinton G..
Smith, Mrs. Pride Mrs. p Fletcher Chap
man and Mrs. Homer. c. Royce.
.. T.. Miller OF the Electric Light compa-
ny, and L. j. Burton, are now members of
the Paramount Engine company. - Dr..
Smart of Brandon preached at the Con
Gregational church Monday.-A. f. Keith,
who went South some months ago tor his
health, found the climate OF Georgia too Sc
we're and has gone to Winter Park, Florida.
lie is improving. DR.. Hamilton, who ac-
uompanied Hon. John L. Buttolph South,
has returned Efforts are being made to
form an Epworth league at the Methodist
church.
The young Pc eple Of the Methodist church
met at Professor II. NJ. Seelys Monday
evening and formed an Epworth league
with 81 charter members. Officers Presi-
dent, George l.. Marshall; vice presidents,
+. d. Boynton, r. II. Wells, May Seely
and Mrs. &. +. Marshall; secretary, Stan
ION NJ. Eddy; treasurer, Lizzie Barton. -
The last charity ball before Lent was given
10y the ladies at the town hall Wednes
day evening. Music was furnished by the
Howard Opera House orchestra of Burling-
ton.-Monday, market day, showed very
little variation from last week. The amount
Of produce sold was not very large.
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WEST ADDISON.

John Wright and wife have returned from
Iowa Mr.. - ri9ht brOu-ut ba J. !u1 IONS of
dire ssed turkeys WhiCH he vii frv.H ~ and TAX
To market this coming summer. -JoIlI benson
ami kiItUs NrOaaN haNc returned from Iowa.
A -uccrs-fu pirty John \od"au's Friday
evening" vas AcH ieulci. \ here is to be Il
Pie ouclaoit II Dan "i ~nIt.'- fri.ay evening
Tor the benefit OF ttev. l. l. Lawrence. here
$ to tie y dtncc at "a" home OF Johnny Moody
tins week. tenry /. .opaul ing auG H. mi" VI.
johnson WerH married az The Methodist par
suhaEe IN \cl-cnnes, january ~ ay Rev. w.
J.. kuii-Ou. There l. 10 ne a public .ull at the
town han frlunv evening with muse by a
burlington urcnes ra.--aula H2nlanin of
Iurt Henry, ny ii a JOnn 1atro-.-A dance
al Dwight andcrhOoI 'sAioAIay evening, Feb
runr.V
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MONkTON.

, \ marriage anniversary was celebrated at
the Residence of PHO Colu>tucE On the even
lii- o! ihc - The kapliu beds We're fllcI
WIN water by the last thdW, and some time
ana "'ey was expended before they could
be operated.
sanford Tracy has taken the Gaines Cola
mr. farm aAd vii move there in IcN weeks.
Mrs. Mar 1ubcr j. in Io.tun with her
+randdaughter, Mrs. Durham. -.Inmes Shep-
hnrd l. III poor heaIth.--aniord + accy ciuEnt
Il itrre loX IN uap near his hen house but
fowls
Henry tallahy, Charles Sheppard and J. II.
i)oteu al" caring + cui ieet.-C harc, Van
cor, who i, quite LAM, was severely hurt by
a colt and Will be confined to his house for a
while Mrs. Fred skin has been quite i'll for
Il few days
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500 ks ward. 500.

The readers of the rut in name OF Paper
will be pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has been able
to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh
Hall : Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure
now known to the med cal fraternity. ca
tarrh being n constitutional disease, requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces OF he system.
thereby destroying the foundation OF the
disease and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature in do ng its work. Tho proprietors
have so much faith in its curative powers hat
they ofer one Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send for list of testi-
moniRls.
Address. +. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, O.
sg- Sold by Druggists, 100.
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TEACHERS m SESSION.
Meeting of the Oricnut County Podn-
goyueS at North Troy

The teachers Of Orleans county met at
North Troy on Sunday, with NJ =. Stone
president Of the meeting. me first 10 un
for discussion was allow To tc,cl spelhn-"
and many ways were su.g's'el: ~ us H., "a
dictionary, written work AN, oral sD..lL
in connection with the lcailnt 10. Oh. Tie
next subject, "Busy work. called out
much enthueiasm, and hints in regard to
keeping the children Interested by NE OF
pictures dis.ected maps, donnoes, cubes,
etc, and for the third and fourth classes
pretty maps aud mGus sh9wlu1 The products
OF the tn!lsd ,tls usiag tinfoil o rcprr-
sent states " h're silver was procured and
gold ioii f." those IN which gold wa' found
plao lag tobacco in tho section. VI! ~ RAISED,
etc. Tine purpose Of the public school
was discua'e ami many helpful REMARKS
yer made The lat paper real wa, on
the Cult r of the t9ch,r.' Supervisor
stone spoke words oi farewell.
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HIGHSATF

The lneruers OF the Methodist church form
ed an Epworth league sunday evening. Miss
Lucy Smith ol II. Armand, +. O.. i the giir-t
OF Mrs w. a. Place. J. o. Russell has gone
out l.. l.. Ponniuan. Eli Morcuuue- has gone
to Boston. The socia, of the Methodist church
at Il. +. Aver Friday eVculn was a success.
Miss Josie Lyon entertained about 80 Of her
friends alta birthday part Friday evening
Morris RlCe, lr., received n severe seal wound
hy n fall Oh the ice. he old girls" viii mold
a social with Mrs. /. :. Jcnnison Friday even
ing The Ladies Aid society OF the Congrega-
tlUnal church met with Mrs. \. Il. Cray
Wednesday. The Methodsts will have n So
cia! at Lester Royce'- Friday evening.
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REIS OF

!. ". Fay ana wife. who have conducted a
IcNcl!y ANA MI .leiN store for several years.
are to close on; tie same and 20 W",t. Pre-
sl'i = FL tcr Webster ". : IN tOSn Friday at
teu,.nS the quarterly conferences at the Meth
odl-I church. y" preached sunday IN linCo II.
to. !. t.. sanford NU. lecture hero rcbru-
GlyG On 'Oltt tunes and uew.'-A meeting j.
to tie held FEBRUARY 10 discuss tn advisp bil J.
ity uf toruiirEa cara %. trade This town 3
MOI going to stand s.. / thi. YEAR, hut guIn-,
Eucad. Already TIA re IS a lively demand for
n,u-es in This Vi lHg,. The supply Is not equa.
to tn demand: n dozen more t"neEents could
hc easily reutc Inc pIlc of pulp log below
the covered hr.Jsc st!li continues To increase.
To those NOT accustomed TO seeing such sivAt5
il j. Wondertu! one The WI ng W kers
will meet with Mrs +. G.. Dixie feblu ary 4.
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keEuERS BAY.

Master Jack Petty entertained n small party
Of his friends last Monday evening, it being;
the anniversary OF A> l2th birthday. Miss
Carrie Robinson ol " lnpu,ki is at her home
ana viii remain uutll after the masquel ade
ball, which takes place feGruary6 Mis-, Cur
re Allen, W no Has been away for some time,
has returned home. Charles \. LIVINGSTON OF
Nuntpeiler In Ia town. samuel CrutO. who
icll from a roof on to "A stump, 3 slowly i'm
proNinE-Iht debate at the lyCeum Friday
evening was the most Interesting of any yet
given The question for next week l., Re
solved that south Hero should have free
llhrnrN-
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PICHFORD.

Tie elevator will be finished ana ready for
occupancI some TIM in February. it j. nearly
coverc with iron uh the Gu aide Wa!c tie
typesetlcr N the GaZrtt' ohir". having iu-
blbru too freely Of jle ardent last week
fired seVera! shots in o tho Canadian Pacific
RAJ 3 station, and compelled on, ol Tho
leading citizens OF the town TO say has prayers
ut tie point OF the 10, Oliver. At err t1I. Inl:
with his revolver in ihr i?ce Of numb r o. I
peopie, ha mad" good Als escape to Canada.
lhc me.-,e~ are having u run mere: about Il
are lick and torl" are ColUiu-: down every
day: TIC schools. con-e4 uentiy, are SHINY al
tended
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-06
PLANE FIELD.

The Washington County CAris;ian Endeav-
or uion - to meet and holG turet s"siun4 on
.riuny, februnr; H. n me Methodist church.
"7"cili comhiIt - IcV. y. i. though OF
MontIcller !, iuconIuc. tIc four minute talks
uy pastors Rev }. j. Hal Berlin, tine q ca-
tIon box: and Rev. George ilowc OF " ait~iic Il
IS to r!NG an address ON "AUvautarc OF u God
hytn'ln-. bcsUIcN oih"r papers by member.
of different societies. \ special train Wll
run 10 NOntpc.lcI at close vi evening session.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-06
ROXEuRY.

Hannah iianlon is Ill with neuralgia y
Haley ul \urtu Itartlaud Is visiting frieqtls in
town. Erwin Heath and wife of East Kan.
doiph are visiting Mrs. Hciuh's grandparents
school closed IN rabbit Hollow, Friday.
VI - Alice ~mi h of Barre j. visiting friends
in tnis vicinity-Mrs Maria Davis die TAur--
day, and her funeral was hcld on saturday.
Charles Hutchinson and William Hasau,y
were brought b.fure Justice Flint on Friday.
,miit, 'td o, 'm.HU' ~, ~ ~ t."Uu p'e3Hy,
They disclosed on Oscar Martin.
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ENOSRuRGA EAIl :.

Funeral services of the late q. w. Sprague
were held at his former home. SUNDAY at
o'clock, with Masonic ceremonies The re-
mains were taken 70 East berkshire for in
lrrncnt. n. Iyach d ci sunday after only
Iuret DAYS illness ri pneumONI Ills funeral
Was hrlI Tuesday at the Catholic church,
H"N. {. J.. Gu.ld, ia>,or Oi tine Congregations
al church at EnuSburgh Centre, preached in
tHe Methodist church, sunday morning, in eX-
change With the pastor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-06

John Riley arr. ed IN town Saturday from
beaver, o.. 70. a urt VISIT iHy Ward is
at huiur iora "crk r. ri .cr, Ith y. u.
vince Lc l. c'er.in,. H.. Eaton wen. 20
Iiat.M4," H,r. '.tt. Nnttr AC - ia Vu"u @, r
,.'. t-"t, u tu,.ItG o.. \. Hrr.u AMI " Il
H.a IN went 10 'u.aI- IRA lay To- V-.t der
iatner vino hi't a al, ca OF paralysis. Hattie
Eaton went To- l.clyId,r, Auuday t. teach q
two weeks sChou.. t. enable the district to
draw their public money.
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MONTPELIER


There is talk of starting Farmers al
lance State paper to be published in Mont
pclicr
Mr.. Lynch of the late Stafford, Lynch &
Cary r0ni;o ur:n and another gentleman,
are gong to start new granite works here
| ii sheds will he built and rented to them.
Others are talking of the same plan.
Tho Harrison Alexandcr farin, which
| originally cost ZIG, 900, was on Thursday
sold at auction to Newton Martin of Will
Jamestown for $1,000.
Lucius Cummings, aged 20, died in East
! Montpelier ON Thursday at his farm ad-
joining the farm where the Caswell- Gould
| murder was committed. lie was somewhat
noted asa scholar, especially in mathematics
! Mr.. Cummings loaves wife and one son,
/ Edgar. Funeral services were held at ,
m, Sunday, Rev. j. Edward Wright Off
| cidting.
KING Herrick, aged IS, well known
Middlesex merchant, died on Friday. Hc
was son of the late Stephen nerrick and
leaves wife son and daughter, William
| H., OF the fuller Il Sou hardware store,
aud Mrs. Frank Ward of Midllesex Fune-
raj service was held at 2:30 p. m, Sunday.
DR.. II. G. Brigham and wife of Grand
Rapids, Mich, arrived in town Friday.
| 1hey came because OF the severe sickness Of
Mrs " G. F.rrin her mni,n,
Annie, daughter ol Thomas Allen cele-
brated her Inn birtbdov thursday avon.
ing, by entertaining party of friends.
G.. l.. Roberts has rented the second floor
of the Trick building near the Montpelier
AMI Wells River depot, fer his "baker and
roaster' factory.
Secretary Seth W Corse is soon to call a
meeting OF all poultry dealers in Vermont,
for the pnri,oso of orpanizu, - STATE os.o.
cation.
Col Jacob NIcCluro is aooin in the oron-
ite corviuc and lettering bus,nnss near tho
Weston a. Smith marble works-The long
looked for air pump for tbe little suburban
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NORTH TROY

Walter Hoodro is home The "Coou. IA local
negro club. appear n Troy Opera Han, Feb
ruary 10. The Nlllage Improvement suciaty
gave nsuCccs9ful entertainment, January ~
Arthur Ceutrehar lost II portion OF the see
ond linser ia "a buzz plancr at the Eastman
Machine e. > Llll..DrauyC tet at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. Milo Lewis, Wednesday after
noon and evening. Til. town officers meet
February =, at 10 O'Clock a m, to settle town
business
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-06

4 gentleman in Union County. Mo-, who is
100 modest man 10 have his name mentioned
Ia the newspapers, was cured of rheumatism
by ChamhHrin's Pain Balm, after irving
other medicines and treatments for thirteen
Years. 81 cent for sale byBeaupre d Lowrey,
ton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-06

\ coon RECORD. II have sold Chamber.
lain's Cough Kennedy Tor ten years" says
druggist, +. r.. Legg, II Vail, Ia, "and have
always warranted II u al never had bottle
returned During the past ninety days | have
sold twelve dozen and II has given perfect
satisfaction in every Instance" II does not
dry upa cough, but lOt sells aud relieves it, IT
will cure It severe cole in less time than any
other treatment. 50ccnt and 81 bottles Tor
sale by Beaupre u Lowrey, Burlington, and
w. u. Nichols. Essex Junction
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mai sci ooi A. T.. cl..rs iri, ior ir 4
{. Marsh. II. i. TroMhly is N boston but his
family are still here Deacon A. g.. Leach ;
William Wright and wife on the eth nit.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-06

Are you troubled with Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, onstipation, or DerHnEement OF
the Kidney and Bladder Then use DR.. Ken
nedy's Favorte Remedy. 1t will not disap-
pOnt YOU.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-06

About 1904 pounds OF milk are taken in
every other day at the Adams creamery.-O.
NJ. Bagley has returned from Lebanon, y. u.
Fred Brigham is at work for Charles Smith.
E. j. Blod:ctt + at work for +. r.. Wyman
at West Randolph
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-06

"I'm 20 fat can hardly breathe" Well,
S>1u only need to work little harder. but
wneh snort breath comes from a cough or
asthma, try Adamson's Botonio Cough Bal
sam.
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NEW HAVEN MILLS.

workman named Dano from East Middle
bury fell from Mr. Guyatte's house Friday, by
the staging giving away, injuring one shoulder
and hand.
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MORETOWN.

Il. j. Stockwcll and Mrs. II. o. Ward are
still confined to the house by Illness Mr.
Steele, father of Mrs. II. sawyer, is sick with
pneumonia at Mr. savers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-06

Iwagso mnch troubled with catarrh it
seriously affected my voice. One bottle of
Ey's Cream Balm did the work. Ny voice Is
fully Restored. Il. +. Liepsner, A. VI, Pastor
Of the Olvct Baptist Church, Phil 'clphia.
Pa.
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NEW HANEN.

Champ;n Miner has taken possession of the
farm of {. :. Hamilton in Brdpurt.- Mrs.
the week in DOWNTOWN politics are booming
and there are several candidates in the field
for selectmen.-NewtcnH Human and fam
Maine.
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SHOREHAM
SOUTH WOODBURY.

Prot. G.. +. Leslie and Miss Grace Drakley of
Madison, Wis, are visiting Mrs. \. G. Earn
and daughter al the United States Hotel
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CtM5 ?tOGE.

\ young child of Mr. Wilson's was buried,
January -, ltcv. q. II. Wright officiating.
Mrs. &. Is. MethCrby was called tn liur,iuE-
ton to see her father. Who la, mad II stroke Of
apoplc&N The remains Of Miss Bi>nop Of
fairlaN were brought to Cam Ir.o &C. Jauiia )
"a and burned hc>idc her mother who was
buried December ll.-lh" Methodist shc'is
were demolished by the recent thaw. Roof
OF a Lurn in the \otch hr onGln.; to +. W.
Wa lace rrobc down from the heavy weight
OF non. killing one nN and injuring another.
~ Hitcacuck l. home from rev iIlm p9hirr.
Mass Marion Page celebrated her 18Th
bi:thDay WITH IA party at hcr home SATURDAY.
att,rnu .n.-Ahout 100 couples attended he
Masun., dance at the American House, jan
uarY - Rev. Edwin Nnoclpck nhd til
daughter, Miss Lucy Whee.uck OF Boston
wen, to Montreal, thursday. Mrs. Wright il
improving Iapdly.-C. -. Nates has sold lis
hotel at Essex junction consideration 81 90
-Nl-s holmes, the primary teacher has the
measles.
T.. -. Ellis of Fletcher mas taken u farm in
Cambridge and moves the first Of March,
William Nayuo'C Is to carry o.. his fathers
farm this vcar-NuWard Austin is moving to
farm In Gcor.it Henry Ruymore and
Eddie Melvin lave gone into par ucrship and
tar store formerly oWne by George Melvin
wal! bear the nome OF hay more X Melvin
curt ictr9 OF !lkotH has been spending a
few day in Cambridge.
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EAST BERkSliIRE.

The donation visit at Kew. George Piercc's
on The evening of January %, was success,
IL besides number OF children, being fed.
The net proceeds were So.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.

Tbe Ninoooki valley, Village up North.
Along otter Creek and by tho shores
OF White River Covered by Special Re-
porters.
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BARRE.

l.. j. Bolster is to build a three story brick
block. commencing in the spring, between the
Globe department block ana the Rice tailor
shop, and good authority states that papers
are made leasing the entire block to Johu e..
Morrison of Cambridgeport, MASS, AT s3Oi a
year Tor 10 years, and that MIR. Morrison will
occupy tho first floor for dry goods establish
ment. and sub-et the upper floors.
The Barre town meeting is to occur on Tues
day, March 3.
William Pearl has purchased u lot OF land
on the Ayers meadow from l.. NJ. Averill, and
is TO build a house thereon. 49,,
w; IL. Carter has gone from me oi h,s
establishment recently purchased from U. g.
Shcplee.
me funeral of Mrs. Catherine blanchard
was held Thursday afternoon Mt the home of
her son, kimbali Blanchard. Rev. j. Edward
Wright of Montpelier officiating.
About ~ made a pleasant surprise visit to
Miss Jessie Eastman Thursday evening. it
heng her 18th birthday.
There were 81 couples at the social dance i'll
HarringtOn's hall, South Village. Thursday
night
4 new club calel Gents First Annual,
will give supper on Saturday evening at the
CniVcrsalist vcsLrN.
A new Young folks whist club was formed
Thursday evening, at the home of Mertic Az
cry. That whist arty was not held last Fri
day ni-lIt nj j. w. t.lint's. as repo:ted.
At the n,eeting of the spencer Rif"s, Thurs
day night, an 'Armury club" was organized,
TO admit friends not members OF the company
John l. Dix has purchased the interest OF
ct e.. !. Town u Go.
The SIR Knights OF Birmingham degree was
last Friday evening cont'Ire on II candida 3
ia t,rtnitc lodge, +. and \. Nj. y large party
OF Niasohs went Monday evening to WorK tue
degree in Mont cicr.
Gfl,cer Bcnis escorted Charles jackson to
the House of Correction Saturday to serve TT
day. OF third offence OF intoNication.
~ largo Sled load of coz 'terH Tipped over on
Washington street saturday evening. and nj
though some scratches were received, no ont
Wa, badly injured,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-06
RANDOLPH.

Elmer Leach, our stage driver, is sick with
measlts, at Hardwick hotel