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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04
Marry Me Nancy
and get the wedding cards or
wedding announcements of the
Free Press Association,
Burlington, VI.

number 800 are attending the Winooski
high and graded school, 20 private schools,
466 parochial schools, leaving 300 who a,s
not attending schoo! at the present time.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ii. Morrison arc rejoicing
over the arrival of girl the goth inst.
Mr.. Enos Brooks died at his home on
Union street, caused by falling down stairs
a few days since Mr.. BROOKS has been eu-
ployed US overseer i'll the card department
of the Burlington woollen mill for 20 years.
lie leaves wifs and seven children. Fun
era was held from ST. Francis Navier
church Saturday morning a 8 O'Clock.
At :he regular meeting Of tho trustees ot
Winooski village, held at steamer Engins
house May l, G.. D. Nash was elected chair
man; r. d. Wheeler, clerk; committee on
electric lights, G.. D. Nush and James Nc
Grath; committee on streets, p. Fountain,
Peter Went; committee on fire depart
ment, R. D. Wheeler Louis Alapa; path
master, p. Fountain: chief of police, K. D.
Wheeler; special police, East ward, Charles
Adams, South ware, James McGrath; West
ward, Joseph Wheat at Central Vermont
depot William O'DaY. The following
names were road and accepted as officers OF
the Steamer Engine company for the year
ensuing Foreman, +. E. Bigwood; first
assistant, c. H. Stevens; second assistant,
II. L. Thomas; clerk and treasurer, +. II.
Bigwood; engineer, W. c. Dyke, Srst as.
sistant, e. ID. Mcbride; second assistant,
William Ruessl; fireman, y. f. Provost;
auditor, Joseph Allard; stewart W. o.
Dyke.
Miss Estelle Packard has accepted tho po-
sition as organi5t in Trinity church,
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Ashline ara re,
joicing over the arrival of daughter.
Mrs. Horace Blish moved into Mon5gom-
erys house, recently vacated by Louis De-
graft.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04

called home BY the death OF his grandfather
Samuel Everts.
STARKSBORO.
Most of the schools commenced this weak.
Miss Bushnell teaches in the north district
Miss Dana Norton in the south district, and
Miss Tudor on Brown hill. Rev. S. NJ
Harris left with his family for Clntonville,
n. y, last wesk Rev. j. NJ. Smith ar
rived in time TO preach Sunday.
NEW HAVEN MILLS.
j. S. Flint, the Vermont resident agent OF
z. Lorillard s. Co., spent Sunday in Brat
tleboro, the guest OF Col. G.. w. Hooker
GRANVILLE.
Miss Mary Holt is to teach in district No.
10 and Fannie Harvey in district No. L.
Mrs Maynard visited in Bethel recently. -
Alma Kennedy is q: home.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
BENNING ON.

Saturday April 90 Thomas Euright was
arrested for being intoxicated and taken to
Jail. Monday he was brought before the
municipal court for trial and claimed that
lie got drink early Saturday morning from
n stranger who mad some liquor in a bottle.
The disclosure was not accepted by the
court, and be was taken back to jail Tues
day ne appeared before the court again and
made substantially the same disclosure.
This not being deemed satisfactory by the
court he was returned 10 jail. Wednesday
u writ of habeas corpus was procured by his
friends and the same returned before Judge
Loveland Munson OF tho Supreme Court. En-
right had Judge c. Ii. Mason as attorney,
the state being represented by Hon. James
n. Batcheder. Ia his argument Judge
Mason claimed that ii q man makes a dis
closure in the form and under tho require
ments of the statute, whether it be true or
false, the court as matter OF discre-
ton, cannot pass upon tho truth
or falsity of the disclosure so
made. The court is bound to take the dis
closure and discharge the respondent upon
payment OF fines and costs. If the respond
emit has testified falsely the State can prose-
cute for perjury. Judge Munson reserved
his decision, saying that the question was of
necessary to consult with some OF his col
leagues before deciding upon it, In the
meantime Enright will he kept in Jail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ENOSBURGA FALLS.

The separators Of the Franklin County
Creamery association started up April %,
with ii. w. Allen in charge. The citizens
of Church street have purchased of d. a.
Harvey about two acres Of ground and laid
out very pretty park, with nice walks and
shade trees, and it is understood fountain
will be erected soon as tho system OF
water works is in. THE High school visited
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

The graduating exercises of the academy
were held Friday evening. There were %
in tho class. -H. K. Mack has been in New
Ham pshire for few days -The band stock
is nearly all taken Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Whitcher of East Hardwick have returned
from Colorado
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04
ESSEN COUNTY.

The site for the new shirt factory at
Island Pond has been decided upon aud tho
work of erecting the buildings will soon bs
nder way.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Charles q. Stone to Miss Mary Elizabeth
Andrews at the residence of tue parents of
the bride at hillside, " Southwick, Mass,
on Wednesday, May 3, at O'Clock p. m.-
District No. are repairing the seminary
building at the Four Corners aud will occu-
py II for school purposes the coming year.
Mrs. j. II. Thorp was in Montreal over
Sunday the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. T.
lrish.-Mrs Ira Is. Wicker is quite ill.,
The funeral of Norman w. Bradley was
hold from his late residence last Thursday
at p M under the auspices Of Friendship
lodge No. "a, f. and A. NJ. Michael Quin-
Ian movsd his steam saw mill down to
Thomas HIPS last week. Henry Thorp is
erecting hay barn "A by 40.-Ernest
Owen, who is fireman on the Central
Vermont, was home over Sunday. There
will be missionary concert at the Congre-
gational vestry on Sunday evening, tho It'll
inst, Wilbur Foote is failing in health.
EAST CHARLOTTE.
The funeral of Norman W. Bradley took
place at his late residence Thursday after
noon and was largely attended, Mrs. Emma
Paul officiating. The closing exercises at
the grave in the East cemetery were CON
Quoted by the Masonic fraternity, of which
order Mr.. Bradley had long been u mem
Der. Charles Stafford, brother OF Mrs.
Bradley was present at the funeral Will
liam II. Harris will take charge OF the
Lydia Stock farm" In South Burlington
the coming year.
ESSEX JUNCTION.
Six speakers contested for the Dsmor est
silver medal prize Friday evening. Miss
Nellie Hopkins received the medal Honor
able mention was given to Miss Minnie
Donahue and Miss Addie Teaohsut. Mrs.
Margaret johnson is spending few weeks
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04
EtOn and
Blazer Suits.

We have a nice line Of the above suits in
Flannal and Storm Serges that will be of
interest to ladies who do not have time to
make them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04
Infants
White Dresses.

We have about fifty il SLIPS and Short
Dresses that. will be closed out VERY
CHEAP as we do not intend to keep them
any mere.
Sole agent for the Standard Pat
terms. Try them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NOTESAN GOSSIP OF DOINGSIN THE
FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.

Tie Winooski Valley, Villages up North,
Along Otter Creek and by the Shores
white River Covered by Special Re-
lCiteTs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04
TABLE SPREADS.

All sizes of Chenille Spreads, also lot of
Raw Silk Spreads to be closed out cheap,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04
Carpets and Rugs,

Remember that we sell carpets by sample,
can get them in &c houses all made read
10 put on tho floor. We have Lowell Body
BRUSSELS, Tapestry, 4 Ply Ingrains, Extra
Supers, Cotton Chain, etc.
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ADDISON COUNTY.

pail of water ct 7. W. Lewis's of
Orwell contained two inches Of ice Thurs
day morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04

store open every evening except Friday
until further notice.
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JACKIE Capes.

e] W ""S'
Now is the time to buy your Ladies',
Misses or Children's Cloaks Business
booming, many lines of which only odd
sizes nre left that will be closed out cheap
Look at cur Jackets for $3.0S, s., So, IS,
50 and $40, and they are great values.
We have few Jackets carried over from
last season, all made eff good all wool goods
for 81, 81 and So, that are actually worth
five times that TO wear out
Big assortment Of ready made Wrappers
In Gingham, Print and Percale at low
prices.
Portieres and Lace Curtains, Curtain
Muslin in colored and white figures ct pop
ular prices.
Meckintoshes and Gossamers for Ladies'
and Misses.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04

we have lot Of samples Of carpets
yds. long that will make good Rugs that
VIII bs sold cheap, also some made up with
iring @ on the ends that are better and cheapor
than anything else that you can buy for
the money.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04
HUN TINGTON

Myron Small, one OF the Oldest and best
known residents Of the town, is very ill., --
Mrs. Brow died last Friday. Mrs X. e.
Baldwin returned Thursday. ten. ". W.
Henry camp No, 50, Sons of Veterans will
be inspected during May by Capt. Ii. S.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04

NORTH FERalSBURGH.
S. n. Allen went to Charlotte Thursday
to attend tina funeral of Norman Bradley.
Nj. f. and S. n. Allan won't to Brandon
Tuesday to attend the funeral OF f. N.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04

Children Cry sos pischar's Cassoria,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-05-04
ADDISON.

Carlotta Read was at home Sunday.
Eva d. Smith is sick. Byron Smith is hav.
ing some painting done Luman c. Seerar
and DIN "A. smith are putting up tele.
phones from their store to their residence. -
The cheese factory will open next Monday.
Edward Bissonnotte will be cheesemaksr.
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Wash Dress Goods.

AS this is lace season we have put in a
line OF the different widths in oil the popu-
lar makes, which we shall sell at the right
prices.
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marem anlueieno Dt oHll9Hore Dtc@Ol9aH,
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Die Auueleuocn mllfOmmeu. Ger Spo1r'z
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uOu alien geuHgen toIgte, mo oann uHgeH
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tra9e oes Dtaride5 aus r&annbIuler" OHrd
Die Nrl8. u. NJ. Seder, Slabelle Smllb,
alice 6oQQuper, Carrie Sees, Soppelmauu,
Quo, Gambmaun, SouitOn uHo SUOHtbal
uoraetraseu, oIsier &bell Der 6eter ietncn
Abl6luB Iano.
SRI. 2llIcs 6oIlauosr, nie eiuii9e Sra
outrte, belt Johann Die NbIdieoSreOe, mo-
raul ibr UtonFguor Dic&Ol9au NIT eIuer
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oene breumer aile uberreld)te.
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arbeiteu omobI, ais Der Sel1uungeu uno
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StaOt Baltimore.
Warnlanpcr 2;ltuOcmj9uic.
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pou benz aus 30sIingen sulammen 9eleeten
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Iiit eluem Bloliu Colo, GomanSe uon
Spobr, uue Simple Iuen" BON &home
erfreute S. 98alter Collins, Elm taleHtooler
S6uler.
Die Yianobesletung ipielte 2. $. Vear.
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priccioIO" pou WeubelSiObu fOIgte Sane
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aus ben iur SIlnoe hergeiieaten Suhern.
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Seramlaljuu9 Iur ben ;ablrelneu Selu1 Der
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scots perIaklt6en Sdoeu,
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bic Sober itarr iit, iinO sie
@ebarme trG9e uuS usritopft,
bic 9tubruns lisst uuuerbaus
lid i'm Wfasen unb nsrsiftet
bus Slut; bGufises &Opfwsb
iOlst, Elm @efibl BON Wtattiss
tsit, SOfinunsslOiiStsIt ulb
NerpOiitdt usrrdtb, ME oas
game Spitem in nnOrbnuns
geratben 1T. Simmons'9sber'
9aesulator 1T baS Ofittel ss'
peieu, mebr 2euten bic 9e'
iunbbeit uuO ba5 9lld mic.
ber3ussben, iubem er ibnsu
etue ssiunbs eeber CAB, als IT'S
eeno Elm anberes auf @roen
betanntes Wittel. Gr wirtt
NIT uuBsrOrbsntlidsr Rraft
un6 &irtlamteit.
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Rod, ME euttauiAt woreem.

Tpd, tlte euttduitbt poroen.
Wis ein oasem,iHts fsomilieH SeiImitttI fur Dass
bepIie, trdse 9cber, 8eritoyuHs u. 10. eebrdnte 10
toum iemaIs etUa5 AnocIes uHo bin nle N oeI hers
porg.brGdten WtrtuHg eHttditt DoroeR. Sr itelnt
belnabe eiHe poItommtHe aur lar ale &rahfbeIttn
bes Diaseas uAn Der 9drme 81 iein.
% ". j. NcSlgop, RaesBr Sa.
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SI6cre A9elInl8 pOH
6ibiaem unO 6n(tem Jie6er!
9r. &a0,uaD'S
Negnltrz rzYtQelt,
Soufommeues 2tbinbrs, tntloeS
CcfmungsmitteI, bcretten tetne
$@ulcr5cu, iutmer 3ltuerH
Idifi9 lttto nattirItd1
tuirfeu0.

IdIft9 litto matiirIt6
tDirfeu0.
Boufdnois schmadlos, elegant nit ii6em 9'uHui
GbtISu1ert pur9rsE, rtsuireH, rent9eH II. raItI9en
2iaowap's 2siGen
b,il.n ale unreoemdslqfeiten ses DlagenS. Der
&eber, Der Giuqtueioe, ocr gfiereu, Der SIaie,
nerpofe RrantbeIIsH, WppetitLcn9tett, &opt'
Idlmersem, 0}eritopfuua, Sartletbiefett, Ver'
baum 40 eidlwerocu, 8auenfrautben, Bte'
ber MnterlribSentlI lInDuns, Samorrhotoen
uno ale tI,teIeH 9drmtrantbeteH. RelH pesetGbtlln
tein lucdiiIbtr, mtHtraIlihs Ho1 oHitlss ld@oIt6s
9rpaucu eHtbalteno.
WreiS IS Ste. bic S6adltel.
an anen Mp utbefen su baben.
SaS groSe &ebermtttel.
Doufpmmenf UeroauunG lptre ollrh Sebrau4
ben Slabmap'5 BiQeR erSclt. Ulitter lbreI anttbls
H6iem @I9euafteH resen fts bic Seber bel geionoe'
runa Der Gole uHo bcreH Nblcltun9 ourb bic S1uen'
sdnat on. Bel alien 5daeH pom DtIgraHe, 9eIblHnt,
saliiecH &uidleH, uHuoltOmmeHer SeroauuH9 leeT
Eolo, uon @aa,ncrsub ms Sut IcaeIn eltie Blaen
in 6dben pom orti bis iuuf Stud RAID be Ssbertbd'
tiatet uno bereieH Den BatieuteH BON os.n Storuns
scn. gtne oocr SDci Edorudpide Btlen, Don NIT BIZ
iioitn Sdul,rsen uno StGrrbet oeT ee6er @epIa9ten
taqlib senomneH. erbdlteH oaS SqlteM rt9elmaBl9
Enl ficpsru seiuHoe BeroauuHg.
Dian 9ebe itder uuO lebe III, Dap nloH
yRaomap'Sn erhdlt
pPon Idbide cine Srietmarfe Or. Easpan D
Gomp., gtr. 81, gBarreHsS Strcet, Repzgort, un oie
Ghritt "False and True" mtldpe wsrtbpols Alstunf
0ibt, lRaeIai6t AZ httommsn.
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Ter 7entide Gorreiponbent,
9dsIid, pobentIih une Sonntoss,
z. Raiue, Gigentbnmer ino Rsoattet

u. Eatue, Gigentbnmer tiuo Rsoattenr
(9IadfoIscr uOn s. GfaiHe),
8Hhnet@Gfs SatimorcsStrase uHo BoitzSfFecsIpe.
sr,is oestasIiHsn sIattes, Durdb ards.r bsiorst,
32ls Sts.; tdelid,e uHo Spunta as Niue eabc I5
Gents pro 9poe sGbIbdr an bic oos Satt beorseuoeH
Rorfoz@orGusbe.ahIurs $3.50 pro Sabr, fur tirB.rs
Seit i'm SerbdItHis; fir bic wod1entIidle Musgab
init SonHtGeSbat Dortofrei, nit absue tir Clubs,
$3.50 pro SGpr. nab tr9euo eirem Srte ees SHIarz
oes, 81 HGh europa. Sounta =gluss snbe 81
pro Sabr.-Gas bette uub biuieitc oeutidle 9Iatt
In ben DiittcI= uro SdnifaateH.
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Guserbem entbalt bus @Odenbtutt Sea
bel. uub SulunO'Dspefaen, Die nsus'
Iten NOusQsn, g.ri9ts aus ie6em
3wsis. Oes @iHen8, OOaitan'
bigs Ru6ri4tsu aber Die
Gutuuft uuOab9ans Oer
surOpdiidenDampi'
id]jffe, Pufa9isr'
liitsn brt an3u'
.Uumeueer
Ginpau6erer
unO bic buupt'
fdaliditen 2Otub
Greisniis 9ultimOre's
uubWurDlanO's ,Buibiuss
toms &C.; uOQtauOj9e 9cridts
abcr ben StanO Der Utartts,
g6rie IL. I. ~. SOrSfdltiss Gusitat'
tuns, gutter Druid uuO biaiser Yreis,