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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08
"THE LITTLE TYCOON"
It was well Presented to an Apprecistive
Audience.


"The Little Tycoon" the fascinating
comic opera OF william Spencer, has
been presented in Richmond nearly every
season for the past six or seven years
.but the more it is heard the frmer hoid
il takes upon the music ana ahluSe"'ou'
lovers. This was shown by the large au
dience which attended the Academy OF
Music last evening. The cast is all that
could be desired. Mr.. w. 5. Rising, as
Alvin Barry. the broker, and }. +. NC
Cavern. as Lord Dolphin. both appeared
i'm characters which they created anu
their renditions of their respective parls'
ike old wine, improves with years
The other characters were exceedingly
we'll sustained. Mr.. Lucius 3. Jackson
as General Knickerbocker, could hardy
have been better. Mr.. j. \. Adams as
Rufus Ready. was very good, whlle the
TEDDY" of G. r.. Graham, was excellent
and he kept the audience conunually
laughing Miss Lena Van Dyck. as Violet,
sang her part admirably, and received
several encores. Miss Alice Hosmer, as
Hiss Hurricane. was irresistible, while the
polly Dimples' was in keeping with the
rest OF the cast. The chorus is strong ana
well trained.
Miss Lena Van Dyck, who sings the part
Of Violet, is to be complimented on her
rendition Of the part last evening as she
was only engaged Wednesday to take the
part.
Miss Catherine Germaine the well-knoWn
| prima donna, and her manager, Mt. Beers
occupied one Of the boxes during the per
| formance Miss Germaine is on her way
| 10 KEY West, Fla, where she goes Tor a
rest.
| The Little Tycoon viii be sung again
tonight and tomorrow, matinee ana
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08

The regular monthly lecture delivered
under the auspices Of the st. johns
Chapter Of the Brotherhood OF 81 An
drew will be given tonight In IN pricA
chapel at 5 O'Clock by Mr.. W. h. Fleas-
ants on "The symbols and Significance
OF the Temple and its services me
lecture will be free TO all, Doth laules
and gentlemen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08
Pauline Hall Coming.

g. NJ. s. Mcclellan (the editor OF Town
Topics) the Hbrettist, and William Furst
one composer Of the Isle OF Champagne,
have together created THE Honeymoon
ers." which Pauline Hall and large
company will present at the Academy next
Monday night.
II will be an event for the lovers Of
music. beauty, and splendid spectacle.
Foremost i'm Miss Halls support are
Richard Golden and Caroline Hamilton.
Miss Caroline Hamilton, leading sopra-
no. has been for several seasons prima
donna Of the Bostonians The rest or the
cast Is a list Of familiar names, and the
chorus Is the shapeliest and most tune
ful that can be found in the ranks or
pretty women.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08

Take Bromo- Seltzer for insomnia
Before ret!rinS-trial bottle 10 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-08

The following IS the result or The Oill-
cial canvass Of the vote for Governor
and Lieutenant Governor with the irregu-
larities in Frederick and Scott counties
lcft out:
For Governors Total vote cast, 2l6,l54;
OFerral, 1850; Cooke, 81 239; Miller
G. 1852: scattering. Is. O'Ferralls plurality,
4C,70l; his majority. 30. 72G.
For Lieutenant-Go Total vote
cast, 2l4.lGS; Kent. 12S.526; Beverley, 1856;
Tyler G.65S; scattering, 63; Kents plural
ity. 1850; his majority. 42SS9; Kent's ma
jority is 1853 votes larger than that Of
OFerrail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23

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to ill II bowl with hot water, dip in it a
flannel cloth, rub the soap Oh This until
there is thich lather Pass it gently but
briskly over the face. With both hands
wash the soap off, sponge with cooler wa
ter, dry on soft towel. afterwaId usiny
the palms Of the hands to arouse crcula
ton. After the face is thoroughly dry.
take some uuguent on the fingers ana begin
the massage. Almond oil and cocoa but
ter are both sotrenin- and are easily and
quickly absorbed. But no ungueut must be
used constantly, or it will produce a light
down upon the face In the morning the
face should be washed il hot water con
tanning anything the skin may seem to de
mau1 - f'..',,. ! .|.'s.al
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-23

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looking rs natural and lirrlikc "a She evor
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world Give moro in .ucb y crisis for ono
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self but if thou soonest thou alone shalt
bear it, Christ gives us that "if'' when
he says, "lt thou had9t known in this thy
day the things which belong unto thy
pence, but NOW they are hidden from thine
eyes, Paul gives Us that If when he
says, IF they shall enter into my rest
All those "iiJ' and II score more that
might recall put the whole sponsibility of
our salvation ON ourselves. Chmst's will
inHness TO pardon-no afr about that.
Realms Of glory aWaiting the righteous
no 'if' about that.
The only eff in all the case worth a mo-
mcnts consideration is che 'if'' that at
tachcs itself to the question as to whether
we will accept, whether we will repent,
whether We viii believe. whether we will
rise forever. Is it not time that we take
oar eternal future OIL that swivel? Is it
not time that We cNliiPatr that ''if,' that
miserable "i,.' that hazardous "if?" We
would otai,ow this uncertain "if'' to stay
long in anything else of Importance. Let
some one say in regard toa railroad bridge,
II have reasons for O.. ; if that bridge is
safe. and Ntl 'lD.. ~ .IDt cross il. ct
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-02
WINDHAM COUNTY.

The new steel bridge which the Berlin
Iron Bridge company of East Berlin Conn.
are to build for the town of Newfanc is
completed, and the bridge men are now at
Coventry putting in an iron bridge at that
point The same company are to furnish a
new bridge for the town of Fletcher, and
also one at West Townsend.
BELLOWS FALLS.
The managers of the Bellows Falls lecture
course announce the following for their
third season: Boston Rivals, November
"a Rev. Russell Conwcl December ) :
DR.. Macarthur, lecture on Russia, January
~ James De Motto, ecturc ON electricity,
january 20 Temple quartette February
l6.-Ihe Rockingham High School eleven
played the Alstead IN. H. eleven last Sat
urday. The score was 6 to 4 in favor of
the Alsteads. Mrs. Michael sullivan.
mother of Mrs. Owen Sullivan, Atkinson
street, is violently insane. It is expected
that She will have to be taken to the asylum.
r 7. Bah is ON q Western trip N. G..
Williams and wife are travelling in the
Wcst-AIr. and Mrs Fred Howe have re
turned from an extended visit in the West.
B. +. Beartlsley, VI. d., of Hartford,
Conn. gives a series Of scientific. entertain
ing and instructive lectures at Union hall.
October 81 to November T. illustrated by
skeletons, manikins. oil paintings and store
opticon views. Miss Flora Davis has re
turned from many months visit in
MinncGpo - DR.. Bcardscy lCcturrd
in Union hall Sunday evening on temper
ance, under the auspices of Sons Of temperance
Clara Morris appeared Mt the opera house
last Wednesday evening in "Recne de
Moray to Il delighted audience. 49, Louis
Wilson takes John Putnam's place as driver
of the United States and Canada express
team.-D. ID. brisbane gave an old time
huSiing bee last Wednesday evening. The
first entertainment in the high school stu
dents course occurs Nov. 10Th, when Jessie
Couthoui. the celebrated reader, win appear
assisted by select concert company. --Fas-
sett and Hartman were out Thursday after
noon and brought in - gray squirrels --
Mrs. Timothy Burns is threatened with u
fever Mr.. Thatcher, late clerl; of the Com
mcrcial house. has leased the Goddard house
in Ludlow The "Golden Wcddng' is booked
70 appear at the opera house Nov. r.
Stephen Cray of Fitchhurg, Mass, is visit
Ing his brother. John CRAY. II. Thomas
of Mechanicsyille was in town over Sun
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

The Vermont Methodist seminary is the
recipient of the generous sum of SlO0 900 by
the will of the late Rev. Josiah Ward of st.
Johnsbury for the purpose of founding a
professorship to be called by his name.
Grand Master Henry c. Falrar of Rut-
land assisted by Rebekah lodge of Barre,
organized a lodge here Tuesday afternoon
October 24. In the evening the following
officers were installed: Noble grand Jennie
f. Bayley: Vice-grand Mrs. j. H. Senter;
secretary, Alice Baker; treasurer, u. W.
Dudley; warden, Susie Tenpleton; conduc-
tor, Mrs. Minnie Corse; +. $. \. g.. John
II. Senter; l.. 5. n. G., hurry l.. Sanders:
r. $, V. c., A. c. Templeton; l.. $. V. G.,
Mrs. b. II. Whitney; inside guardian, W.
p. Hadley; outside guardian, {. r. Bayley
a banquet then followed, attended by about
$50 friends and guests Remarks were
made by the grand master and others.
The following officers We're elected al the
regular meeting of the Good Templars last
Wednesday evening for the ensuing quar-
ter: {. T.. \. d. Silloway: Y. r., Mrs. Mary
Galison: r. Sec, Lula CaSavant; f. Sec.
A. +. White; Treas, Martha Bullock; c.,
Flora Robinson; NJ, Charles Perkins: c..
Arthur Peck; s., f. l., Lyons; =. c. T.,
Bruce Mcdonald. The trustees for the next
year are Bruce Mcdonald, Ida +. Chase F.
l.. Lyons
DR.. G.. L. Hunt, Dean G. X. Hunt of
Worcester and Addison Minott of Middlesex
returned last Thursday evening from two
weeks trip, having taken in Chicago, Wash
ington and other cities
f. f. Blakely returned Friday night from
his western trip
a new club was formed last Saturday
evening, to be known rs the Capitol CUES
ton club, ID. T.. Powers was elected presi-
dent and F. f. Howe secretary. f.. H. Dea-
witt was instructed to draw up code of by
laws and constitution to he presented at
the next meeting, to be held next Saturday
evening.
The Supreme Court listened to the argu-
ment in case of Phelps B. Smiths executor
VS. Nancy NJ Smiths guardian apt.
Tuesday This was an Addison county case.
in which the executor attempted TO break a
will \ verdict was given for proponents.
Exceptions We're taken and il was continued
from the Supreme Court held in that county
to the general term of the Supreme Court
Hard, Bliss, Dillingham; and Grandey fol
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-02
ORANGE COUNTY.
WEST RANDOLPH.

Mrs. William Booth and son, formerly of
this place but now of Newport. y. H.,
are visiting friends in town. Nearly 100
went ON the excursion to Boston Wednesday
and Thursday Fred Lewis Of Boston. after
a two weeks visit here, has returned j.
II. Smith of Boston, and wife, are stopping
with his son, f. W. Smith, Z. Lane and
wife are living in Montpelier Miss Ger
trude Chambers is at work dressmaking for
Mrs. Morien. Mrs. John Lewis of Waits
ilcld is stopping with her daughter, MIS-. +.
r. Huntington. George Tatro is visit
ing her husband in Hartford, Conn. Mrs
O. NJ. Jones of Warren is learning the mil
lineIy business at Mrs. f. NJ. Bickford's-
Rev. V. NJ. Hardy and wife are visiting in
Billerica. Mass Mr.. aud Mrs. James
Coleman Of Superior, Neb., have been
visiting at {. - Sanborn's. --Challes Ketch-
um Of Boston, formerly Of this place is Wis
ting in town Pearl Bean is at home from
New Jersey for vacation Mrs. William
Wood. ir.. of Minneapolis, Mimi, who has
been visiting in town, started Thursday on
her return trip, going from here to Boston.
Miss Grace Sanford and Mrs Hale Flint
and baby were in the accident at Battle
Breek, Mich. the Goth, but escaped without
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-02
READING.7

Mr.. N. \. Davis of Felchvillc, a native
and lifelong resident of this town, died on
October IS. lie had been proprietor of the
chair shop for many years. His funeral
was held at his home on October 10. Rev.
Mr.. Lyster of Huntington officiating The
Masonic lodge of CaVcadish. of which Mr.
Davis was a member, was present. and con
Quoted the services at the cemetery. Mr.
Davis had been an invalid for a long time
and died nj the early age of 10 years and ,
months.-Some of the visitors in town
called here by the death of Mr.. NJ \.
Davis were as follows MIR. and Mrs
Henry Byron and George A. Round of st
Johnsbury, Mrs, George r. Round and
Mrs. f. O. Spaulding of Lancaster, Y. H. :;
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rodgers of Harland
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Davis of Springfield
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith of Chester
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Davis, former resi-
dents of this town. but for some time past
located in Malone, " Y, have returned to
Felchvlle and hired the house owed by
Mr.. Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs William
Whitney of Athol. Mass. are visiting at
Mr.. Nittum 's.-Bert wilkins drives the
stage between Felchville and Woodstock
STOCkBRIDGE.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom
Town last Sunday morning. joel Black
mer has returned from the White City and
St Louis, No. ERNEST Packard and family
are at his father s.-MrS. Alvin Smith of
WilliamStown is stopping at her father s.
Fred Newton and j. d, Wilcox are ON a
visit to the Hub.--C l.. Douglass has moved
his family to Gaysvillc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-02
WHY and WHERE


Why shOu1d you adNeTIS''
Because that is the only way to get people
to come to You to buy your goods.
Where should you advertise?
In the paper which is read by the read
ing and thinking people who live here
abouts Those who read aud think and
have the cash to buy with all read the Free
Press. Those who can get the DAILY read
that Those who live away from the post
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-02
GENERAL VERMONT NEWS

Considerable damage has recently been
done 10y winds in the mountain towns
The Palatne Insurance company. limited.
Of Manchester, England has appointed the
following ugont. in the State of Vermont:
fAcImau d jennie, Bratileboro; NJ. J. Fran
cisco q Son, Rutland; Isaac :, Borlcy, ST
Albuus; A. G, Brown q Son, Montpelier
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-02
d0lalltcd.

WANTEp-A good responsible enterprising
w agent IN every town in Vermont for the
Equi able. w. H. 5. White NIB, BURLINGTON
Vi 9,wtf
NANTED-The Free Press will pay 81. for
W n clean copy OF Eastmnn's "A History Of
Vermont" Amy one having for sale old books
relating to history OF this State or % some OF
its towns or counties, will confer a favor by
writing tho Free Press about them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-02

ton of private secretary to Congressman
Powers. Mr. NJ s. Bulnel of Wolcott,
who accompanied Judge Powers to Wash
ington at the opening of the special Session.
was unable to remain and perform the du-
ties
Jimmie son of William Clark, while out
hunting Thursday, met with an accident
which deprived him of the thumb ON the left
hand and filled one side of hisface with powder
Rev. r. l.. Nanton pastor of the Metho-
dist church, has engaged an evangelist to
commence special meetings about the middle
of November. The United Workers meet at
the Congregational vcstry Friday afternoon.
CAMBRIDGE.
Mrs C.. b. Wcthcrby was in town We'd
ncsday. M Wcthcrby will return with
her to the mountains. r. Il. Thomas and
wife attended the State Sundayschool con-
vcntion last week at Rutland stephen
Stinchour and his sister, Mrs \. \. Hawley,
attended the funeral of Miner Sunderland
at Highgate "Wednesday. G.. Griswold
has been in Chicago during the past week
Truman Whitcomh has charge of the
building of c. ID. Leases new house at the
Centre The Phila May concert will be held
at the brick church at JelTersonvile. No
vcmber A. A. Palmer will take the por-
ton of the farm that has been occupied 10y
his brother.-H. Porter of Fairfax and
daughter visited in town last week
Dr. j. b. Morgan. ID. W. Cutting and c.
\. Weston have Just placed three elegant
=. anitc monuments in the cemetery
funeral of Mrs Myron Putnam was held
from their residence Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Sherman oniciatcd. The mission
oI'v emf aiubnnt Saturday uiUb+ yvoe 1n,.,-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-02

All druggists are requested to warrant
Mysterious Pain Cure, Scotch remedy, to
euro pain and lamcness quick. We make
ell losseu that are incurred by its sale good
to you by 80 doing,
JUNIUs BARNES & Sow.
Burlington. VT
Sold by druggists. WITT
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word, each insertion. Copy may be changed
ovory week. Cash in advanc, required.
No advertise ment taken which is less than
fourteen words, two lines. Special terms
TO advertisers using from 250 to 1000 limos
within twelve consec months.
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uhe "OrIn : laif'
:" ~ io"iisi' - ~ b'N"'H anu W.
ne'.ovh ie'uli'cu Moiiday noon from inc
WI"
W. W. MllI'I ol "e'IlrIu Is visiting
Il i ~ III ,'"'''
ii'nS amman HaS returned from lhc
"o,nl i"'i'
Mis - ~ L''"6 "'hU 10 boston Mohlay
HUI mug
1.p,r
N''''''
me central eFnionu ir''Sh1 once mas
necl gwen Ihofough course oi repairs.
n'at,oh agent NohhcI' VINO mas been serious
~ III "iVi pneumonia, n"U VINO Is no" apI'
!" w "ll 'ne street. VIII resume ms uulleH
'Io niSt % 'ne n,o'li' renewing r. - LAM
u M"n'pelieI, WHO mas OePll III cna'9e 'or
Cashier Rowland of fl. v,,ional h,r,.
and Mrs. Rowland have returned from Chi
cago.
s. H. FORSYTH. who has been in Chicago
for few days. write, ihat he Ina, left the
scene Of the fair and j. ON hi, way 10 San
Francisco to set MP the big monument ru-
Gently manufactured hv the firm of FORSYTH
& Ingram
Nh and Mrs o. i. Bovcc. ". \. Boycc.
Mrs \. H. Wheeler, Mrs. Frcd Becklcy,
Mt ,,,,, ,l'c r nt3IPr ,. olnH N ron lne7 nave
Tho En,nirc Granite c,n,panv bu. ,,od,,
tbe last shipmont of fine fpmily vaulf for
GEN. Il. \. Alrer. The ioh made q train, of
seven cnrs.
Dr.. j. NJ. RYDER who was a practiciua
physician in West Randolph and whose Of
flee was burned during the recent fire there.
has located in Barre.
W. H. Eastman has returned from his
hunting mp I" west Fariee,
Vlilc"rN shepard, Ni'Eol~ ana HoWlanp
mace rald on the Avenue late thursday
niSht ana IN Bet lounge found - quart
bottles OF whlsN'N
John ifatt Johh afto ann Leslie cooper
nave gone 10 scotland
MI ana Mrs FRANK Nichols nave returned
from @hamohln IA.
"e"r%e ho'W"rth mas gone TO mite HlNcr
Iuhctloh, where ne VIII enter the employ OF
hoglc bros.
nearing IN tho case OF the ~ bottles "i
"h'Nkey 'ellod at the Avenue House Friday
evening was had III the office OF ). W. Cor
don before Justice Barrier Monday after
noon I. I. Cory. brother-ln-law OF the
younger BurSH@a, claimed the liquor amt
was iihed a'o ana costs amounting TO 81.
One OF J. y. Nold'burF'S barns in North
balTe c"uSh' hre about y o clock Monday
evening ana together with hay, grain and
I'VE cows was burned to the ground This
Is the first lire since the new alarm was put
IN ana as no instructions have been issued
some OF the Italians must have Iabored I'M
der the impression they must Use their keys
every time there is fire. There were three
alarms rung III and two of them from boxes
nall mile AVA.
Buel Lamb Is homo from Concord.
The Montpelier seminary and Goddard
1901 haIl elevens play here this Wednesday,
Rev. George Hooker Of Medical Lake
Washington, i, in town on his way to Ok
ford, England whore he will take years
course at the university. He viii preach Mt
the Methodist church next Sunday evening
FGvSTON
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SOUTH ROYALTON.

!. G. Ashley and wife have returned from
the worlds fair.-Thcrc was large atten-
dance at the trotting exhibition on the new
Riverside park There will he another trot
there soon.-Abert Merrill has sold his farm
to Horace Wilson and Clarl; Convey. Charles
p. Abbott is to move into Harry Whipple's
house.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-02

FOR SAIL Investments in the Equta ble
lite Assurance Society of the /. :. zee
item under found w. II. :. WhtcOmb,
Burlington, Vt 9,wtf
I OR SALE one hundred acres Of heavily
timlcrcd wood land. situated one mile from
station. all down grade. tor further particulars
addrcf.. Mr.. Frances r. Bradstrc'ts. Royal
ton. VI. lS.W jan
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4iuticc.


NOrICE- Don't shut your eyes TO the fact
y that tine best place to get Il nice hair cut or
shave is at McMahon's, & Church St. mp
stairs. ?5,,3tdVwlt
\ OTlCE Nevcr too late to mend. You prohab-
y ~ have been buy ing poor coal for anumbcr
Of y"ar~ hut have delayed changing hecau~e
the follow You bought of was a good fellow
That right. all coal dealers |"c good fellows,
hut yuu must have your money, worth and we
can give il To Nuu. our coal is all fresh mined.
hcin- received within five days from The time
It j. mined. It's even in size; its free from
stone and slate and it, ell screened. Rcmem-
Der we are lhr sole agents for the Ccivbrui Cd
La.Et"nunu Coal. ELIAS Lyman Coal Co.,
south Wharf. Burlington. lNwlt
NOTlcF - buys receipt for the best Har-
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lAr1. We. MITCHELL 800 Cabot street, Bcvcr-
). O1lCl-,lust at t IL season Of the year eve
~ one ia hinkinG about now shoes for
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You Will be sure t. nnd just what suits 80
no matter how difficult on ar" TO fit. Aud
cay Ar, YOU thintl0G Of buying u sewing
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There are many men Of wealth whose a Affairs
arc so eEtcudcd or entang cd that Their
ieicS would be seriously diminished or bank
ing such n financial depression rs the present.
10 suc4 man a policy for 3lu0, NO OF $4,000,
issued by THO Equitable LITE Assurance 60
Getty q the nitcd states, In broadway, New
hnrk-the strongest financial institution of
Us hind n The world light prove to be Of
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by such a man the premium could be read
Ivy phid from J, s. come; but in case OF acct
"eHf SloN or SO 900 in cash to his f. mi y
nr TX 'cuiorS. might be worth five times that
bankruptcy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-11-02
WEST BERLIN.

Work in the granite sheds was suspended
Saturday.-H. W. Strong and wife, \. 5.
Libby and wife and Charles Rumney
went to Boston last week., W. PoI-
tors store was broken into last Sunday
night and ten or fifteen dollars worth of
goods taken. Entrance was gained bv
breaking pane of glass from one Of the
windows-A new iron bridge was put
in place Saturday and Sunday by the Cen
tral Vermont workmen. 1t takes fireplace of
bridge No. ., which was burned last spring.
This makes three new iron bridges put in by
the railroad company i'll II distance Of about
three miles this Venr