Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-10-16
MONTPELIER.


>, ION & stone wal mas peen colnPieteu ON
barre street near '.U cuP'tut 3ruul'o WORKS
ihe iunerhi OIL -Nltn"'i =. "or'"an was
,r uree'y Attended az tnF Na'noi'c chufcn
me f""nb n'" '"'"o''' ui''on a''o"uou
!" 'o"S'
Inc monthly examinations Ill inc uram'
NM! ana uhon scuool departments were
neio on rf'day'
An electric clock Las been placed in the
United states clothes pm factory.
Henry D. Hopkins has returned from
very pleasant Visit with MS brother In New
YORK Guy.
The first frost III Montpelier village this
season was on Friday morning.
George II. Rolfe, of the wholesale drug
firm of Carter, Carter & Kiham, Boston.
and II. A. Sade, clerk on the promises
have purchased the Ii. X. Bixby drug store
and taken possession. Mr. Rolfe will ar
rive from Boston next week.
James A. Wiley and friend are expect
ed to-day, Saturday. from Swampscott
Mass, to visit Sidney Wiley, his father.
They come by team.
Five now arc electric street lights are to
be placed in the village.
An informal reception was held October
3, at the home Of James X. Lungdon, ON
r. j. Deavitt has reviewed an increase
from IS to Sl2 and 5000 arrears for ELI
Ctuuison of this place; q reissue of IS and
$500 for Roswell Weed of Flainfeds; an
increase from 80 to IS or Chauncey L.
harris OF Barre; and an increase from Sl4
to ST. for George Gill of Bolton.
Marble Russell died Friday night at j. j.
foung's. lie was veteran Odd Fellows,
ana That ORDER attended the funeral in a
BODY, sunday afternoon at Trinity church.
rev. "A. ~ hough ouclated.
The hlgh school ball team and the V. NJ
D. played I'VE inning game saturday after
noon; score, TO l Tor the former.
Inc nliiltary oahu gave an open air con-
oerS nl'aey eten.ne'
iths are peins oiscusSeu 10 FORM Two
Poio 'e"'"S !" parre anu Two IN Mohepeiler,
tuu itese one moor Oh inc H. "; bailey "
~ e. ISL Nun "ou''ion iot rihh' raPers
"Io ~" Deimb circulo'eu 10 lorin STOCK
Wii, ,i'nJ II. - a sii"'
! iiase authorities nave oruered ali TRUCKS
W ne KEPT OIL Tue slueWaiKs.
Mre' l. D. DeaVitV Went Monday to
| - NelU " N''n'' oo''enu one 4uherui Oh
'es'ie i'''iiihs 'on' nei neice'
SUNDAY evening bothany Christian En-
ueaVor society eiectet Mary freomtn d,le-
S"'' w .e '',.'0 |O"'eu 'ion ~ orhtIie-
ooro ana the Baptist society elected VIM.
Shea and H. H. Severance.
On Monday Mrs. II. NJ. Faes fell and
badly sprnined her right wrist.
The COW lost by p. j. Lyons on Septe,n-
Der 26, has been found dead in the pasture
with bullet hole in it. No clue has been
obtained as the guilty party Hunting and
shooting on Sundays, as we'll as careless
shooting on week days are getting
too frequent and the law for such cases
ought to be enforced.
George Uackett has moved bis fapilv 10
Barre and works in tho Smith. Wbitcomb
& Cook iron foundry.
Nothing was going on IN Courty C,orrt
Monday. gran1 inrv ev,eo+ 70 co,,,Ia,a
their wo-l, his waak
The United Stotes CIotbes pi, oor,,o,r
are to build two sheds ooxlO md oox "a -,
tha reor of tbajr yo,l,s for st.i,, 49,.
w. Arthur Jones and A. + Wbi,a wont
Tuesday nigbt to attend ths c-rond lOdao -,
Good Temnlars Mt RntInnd to-Jov al w.
morrow
) The Nom partisan W. C. n / meat ~ Q
n m. to-day nj the boma of Mr. or,i,
DALEY.
. The Y NJ 6 mid +ern, r.oan.io,, r;a
night WINS "A n.easart of'sir oor,,.isi,c, -,
nutertoinmenf in tha ch,neI o,I ,oY,al
} meuts The Band soci.tv bos tal,o, il, /