Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-10
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
PELlER

RE tbc latest improvements for Odd Eel
lOws' hall
1homa, Osborne started Wednesday
November . to SPEND two weeks in New
y ork city.
tho annual meeting of the Vermont Hu-
name society viii be hold in Capital hall,
Montpelier, on Thursday, Nov. H. 1892.
| All persons interested in the welfare of our
dumb animals, and tho extension of humane
work, arc earnestly invited to be present
An address upon humane work may he ex-
pectcd. Election of officers, and the trans
action OF such business as may properly
come before the meeting will follow.
There Is no business in the Police Court
lately and the jail has been empty for two
or .uree weeks.
Miss Fannie Wright is very sick with
typnoid fever.
AT the Vermont officers reunion on Thurs
day Light the military band executed new
piece dedicated to Gov Fuller.
Tho Capita! Granite company are to build
new shed for their business. Stafford s.
McGlynn purchased the entire works they
now occupy.
The Wetmore and Morse Granite com
pauy now employ IS men ut their works
here, and about 40 at the quarry in Barre.
Miss Ann Kane is very i'll with hemor-
rage.
A little daughter of Rev. G.. w. Gala
rher has the typhoid fever.
Mrs James T. Sabin went Saturday to
Cambridge, and will 60 from that town to
the Adirondacks.
T. lward and Henry Deavtt OF the Uni
versity Of Vermont, spent Sunday at home.
Airs. W. Arthur Jones gave report Of
the recent STATE y Z. s. c. +. convention
Sunday evening at Bethany chapel.
h., t,.,c ton
Of butter las. week, paying from 20 to "A
cents per pound.
1t is expected that Arthur ". Mil
bury, secretary Of the Industrial Christian
alliance %. Now York city, will speak in this
city IN early day this month, in Bethany
church.
a Thanksgiving dance is to he held at the
Pavilion Wednesday night, November 25.
The State non-partisan W. c. T. l. con-
vention opens this forenoon in W, Il. c.
hall
Elmer T. Sanders has returned home.
Prot. p Ii. Dale of Waterbury Centre
spent Monday in own
Mail Carrier Harry McAlister, who WAC
I'M .ei in the Richmond railroad accident,
was hack OF lis sta ion again Monday.
Two missionaries from abroad are to
speak ct Bethany church next Sunday fore
noon and evening
Rev G.. o. Webster ia to preach next
Sunday afternoon at shady Rnl.
Mess"e Rofo q 5 ode, druggists, have
dissolved partnership by mutual consent.
II. a. SHADE IS to continue the business, and
George Eolfe ia to return to his former
position in tho wholesale drug house Of
Carter, Carter 4 Kilham, at Boston.
Rufus G. Robinson has completed work
in tie John Emery store, and started Tues
day ghl to work in Boston. III, brother
Frank Robinson Of the f. NJ. Cory store,
has clso gone there for q visit.
Presiding Elder Iruax is to conduct
quarterly conference Saturday afternoon at
lirauviIe, end quarterly meeting sunday
at EoChester. On November 10 he will 90 to
Svanton 10 perform the marriage ceremony
OF his niece, Bertha Truay, to Mr.. Wilder
Of 81. Adams
T.. r. Morse was ont on State street Tues
day row TIE first time since he was injured
in the hichmond disaster
Tuesday was q very quiet election day in
Mon tpelicr.
. here is TO lie a social gathering Of Mont
peler District on Dec for the benefit o.
Presiding f. Ter A. b. Truav at his home
B College street, and an invitation is ex-
Tended 10 everybody.
photographer Chandler of st. Albars
was in town on Tuesday.
Bethany Topic cub discussed "Montpel-
ier'' Tuesday evening at the home OF Nor
ton Marvin.
Ietheuy Reading club TO meet Tues
day afternoon at the residence OF Mrs. A.
h. Blaucherd,
Col. A. c. Brown says his telephone wires
we're cut tuesday night helwesn Hardwicl,
snG Wolcott and harIwic ana East Hard
wicl, TO cut or election returns. MIR. Brown
s, placing instrument, in Barre at the quar-
RIGS Of barclay Bros. Hiusdale Bros, and
io'h quarcs and works 0. {. E. Tayntor
d Co.
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