Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-03-29

dist Sunday school--and yet it is true that
not ono of them ever sought office. On the
present records of the Congregational
church appear the names of 20 Bristols-
The case Of A. Gravelne VS.. ID. Renaud
before Justice Moulton resulted in verdict
for tho plaintiff OF Sj.3l and costs and
was settled. The Nail works closed down
Good Friday.
On Wednesday evening the Young men
of the congregational church gave a sup
per in the church pailors at O'Clock. -
The annual report of the prudential com
mittcr of the graded school is published for
1891, and it makes an excellent showing.
The salaries of principal and teachers
amount to 5000. and the estimated
liabilities are %i0S!. for which II
tax of about 40 cents is recommended
The steam launch Fort Cus.in will
be launched at an early day. f.
Win0ns, general agent Of the United States
Novelty company of Upper Sandusky. O.,
is home on short visit. John Garno of
the Rutland telegraph exchange was visit
ing friends in town Sptwrday.--Strect
Superintendent Mouton is removing useless
trees from the park and improving its gen
Cral appearance
The G. \. K. aud Womau's Relief corps
enjoyed pleasant reception Mt the Stnte
school chapel and dining room. saturday
night Clmrade $. \. Andrews left noih-
ing uudonc to make the occasion gratifying.
Declarations. music and singing were rem
dnrcd hy the scholars, and speeches delivered
hv Rev. Mr.. Carr ana c. T. \ Pierce.
| The exercises were brought to Il close with a
supper THE Bradbury honest, ad on Elbow
street. will I've put in condition for occupan-
| cv hy l.. c. Everest soon. State's Attorney
| Fish viii thus he enabled 10 take possession
| Of hi, ncw purchase bv April TO-
| Nelson Hayden's 30XlS-foot barn in West
| FriIi,burgh was raised Tue sday. --
| Easter lilies fern flowers and ported plants.
ETC., made an attractive feature in all the
| churches in Ncrgcunes Sunday. and the
places ot Worship were wei filled The
| Easter services At thu Congregational church
| by the Sunday-~chool were very interesting
! Tho singing by Bessie and Mary Foss was a
charming feature. The Easter collections
at - Paul's church amounted to Sl9,-
| Mrs Smonds is able to sit M and partntc
| of light refreshments. MIR. II. W Kingsley
| died Friday at the age OF II years. The
| funeral took place Monday at ! / a. m. and
the remains were taken 10 Monktun for
burial. Rov. Mr.. Carr oflitiatel.
The city council held an adjourned meet
| ing Monday evening, Mavor Smith in the
!
street, and sidewalks was thoroughly dis
cusscd The new electric fire alarm system
was considered and the matter was disposed
Of 10y placing The whole matter in the hands
OF Street Superintendent Moulton. Month
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in., thn fnIIn,,inr ,.,.+,,.,n,.,' ,,,ro oloo+oI.
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u II LOWS II r Root, = " limbs
charlie. Chonuoo DR. sLin,non " W
Bootb Cos.ins Warmer G. " Sinos --,irs
Martha Weed Of Wolthom died Monday -
The p,rocbiol school ouenod Tuesday The
onrnal school maatipo vas h1d rnoslav
ut school hall The Mystic S+o,s u
| Xit,n,n rordrrto,. on +Ln3d.nd Ith If AMI
viii entertain st citv bau The staonar
Vondnror now UNDERGONE chance in
lou,r.b and creue,,l ,,,no,ra,co i il, tho
hoatno,,sn Of Con, UoFnoCIn md will nroh-
oblv hn roody f. lnnnch bv tbo nijdIr Of
Nrov t1or nav, ,iunnsiony ,,.iu ha IS faot
i incbes in Innqth boom 10 feet : inches
TONNAGE botwo1u four and five toms The
vator in tho lake is So hirh tbut tbo fam
dntion of the stake lobt nj Fort Cassin is
n,,,,,r ,v,,tn, For,nnntnI,- f,,. Ti,,bt Knoner
| " pr;ca his Hybt bur,'. oirbt DAYS and
uirbts vitlout ,cnle,i.hino The re-.
mans Of Mr.. Faliv Iuria 1ybo died #
thari..tovyn Mss v,oro huri.d in tho Re-.
,non rotInIir cemetery Tu..Iov ,no,rin,
TLn da.oosaI vy,s a fnrr,nr ,e.iie,,t If this
CITY
bhIo O-'
Lyman Dickermau has gone to housekeep-
Ing. Miss Lucinda Magee. and her daugh-
ter. Mrs Marsh, have gone to Springfield,
Mass Mrs Mugeo goes for medical treat
mcnt. Mrs Harry Small is very low. -
Prof. i. d. Farr has gone 10 New York tc
visit his brother Edgar-Fuul, have been
raised for Il new library for the Methodist
Sunday school. Mrs. Lotti- Brooks has been
appointed On the stan Of the national presi-
dent of the l.. \. $ Bristol has another
medicine man. Dr. j. r. Hamblin- mas
querade ball was given at G. A. h. hail
March 9S-Thcre was au Easter service
al The Buptst church last Sunday evening.
~ H. - ho@ue received telegram
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