Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-15
INTO this city on Tuesday, from Calais, by
BARRE,

nto this city on Tuesday, from Calais, by
0 horses.
BARRE.
Town Representative lect Frank w.
low aud gave grand reception Thurs
ay evening to the citizens of this village
nd vicinity. 1t is estimated that nearly
600 ladies' and gentlemen, without regard
% party, attended his home aud grounds
II Washington street being part OF the
me almost crowded. Rossi's band fur
ished music and refreshments were served
Six mem bors of Canton Ninton attended
he annual field day of the regiment Of New
HAMPSHIRE Patriarchs Militant on Thursday
nd Friday at Litteton, N. H., and were
accompanied by thor guest, George O..
Wheaton, of West field Mass, a cavalier
the Nashua, n. H., Canton.
over 100 students are at Goddard SOM
nary. On Saturday, evening occurred the
rst reception o. the term.
One Of our lrishmen was asked how he
otod on Tuesday and replied al voted
very toimo for the dimocrats, and faith IAN
put a cross afther livery blissed republi-
an name.
The Congregational Christian Endeavor
ociety is the largest in W Washington county,
aving 81 active and 81 associate members.
The Baptist Christian Endeavorers have
ected Frank Craig PRESIDENT Lima Mason,
scretary; and Edna Perry, treasurer A
pcial was held Friday night, with magic
intern views and literary exercises.
Walter +. Barney was elected president
nd Rev. T.. W. Cummings secretary and
reasurer Of the Washington county Sunday
thool union held last week at Mortified.
Prof. Willis Gale OF Williamstown is tc
Dove into house on Perry Hill.
Witred, infant son of William Cato,
cd Oh Saturday.
1t is said that tho W. NJ. Emerson store,
ecently closed, is to be occupied by +. L..
ayden. and that Mr.. Kimbal will close
ut his share OF the drug business to his
nrtner, Mr.. Kendrick.
There are now three pneumatic sulkies in
are, owned by w. l.. Stafford, Ii, Web
er and Phelps Bros. spectively.
Fred Sherburne and George Wheeler are
Springfield, Mass, in attendance upon the
cycle tournament.
DR.. Henry jackson, who has been seri-
lsly i'll ever since his return from tho no
onal democratic convention, is able to ride
1t again.
Phil W., owned by W. l.. Stafford of
ARE, and who tied with Goodwin Jr., in
e 2;45 class at the State fair, is to trot in
9 2:4O and goo clnsses at the Caledonia
unity fair, st. Johnsbury, this week.
Buel Lamb has entered the Vermont Epis-
pal institute at Burlington.
w. NJ. X mball has sold his interest in
e drug store of hendrick 81 Kimball to q
other of MIR. Kendrick now residing in
shannon, y. II.
Ths citizens of East Barre have arranged
r an excursion to Owls Head, the funds
rived theretrom to be turned into the
Hiding fund OF the new depot
The streets are being numbered, prspar-
DRY to the introduction Of the free deliv-
y system.
The Green Mountain Trotting association
Pnounced that they will not hold another
aeting this autumn.
The first freight over tho new branch
iroad to East Barre was carried on Sat
day.
W. f. and Mrs. Morse and Mrs. f. W.
ckson went on Monday to Boston, and
5. George Sweat on Saturday to San
ancisco
H. H. Bickford and wife OF Elmira. y.
and G. W. Fisher and wife of Worces-
Mass, are at the home of D. G. Bici-
The first lyceum OF the term at Goddard
ninary was on Saturday night and very
teresting. Over 100 students are now in
tendance.