Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-01-04

parish at Barton, with Rev Joseph Tmcot
AS pastor in charge. The missions at Al
bany and Greensboro will now be attended
from the Barton parish.
X. W. Morsc's first note for $40 against
\. T. Nichaum lessee of the Hotel Bur
lington, and secured bv n second chnttcl
mortgage ON the personal property of the
hotel, has been paid in full The sale of the
property which was postponed to Monday.
was not and will not be held
II is said that u. A. Rood. treasurer of
the town of Jericho, ia about $4,000 short
in his accounts. He runs a harncs, repair
shop and deals in harnesses. Those who
know him best think he has put the money
into his business. expecting to profit thereby,
but in which he has been disappointed.
a. c. Manson and W. j. Moore of 81
Adams were at the Van Ness Monday nipht
They skatcd from st. Adams bay to Mail
let's bay. distance of some % miles. and
then walked the other six miles 30 this CITY,
The ice was not very good some of the wav
and they broke through oncc. getting their
feet wet
\ telegram received Dee - announced
the death in Cleveland. Ohio. of Mrs. SYLVIA
Herrngtou mother of +. &. Herrinrton of
this city. Her remains were brought hero
arriving Thursday. and the funeral was
held from Mir lIcrrington's residences ON
Pearl street Friday morning at II
@ clock. Mrs. Harrington was !, Years of
age
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the WEIGH Brothers Maple company was
held Monday and the following gentlemen
were elected directors: Elias Lyman. Il. &.
Sevcrson, J.. w. WEIGH, G.. b. Welch and
Henry Wells The directors subsequently
elected c. b. Wolch president Elias LYMAN
vice president r. &. Scvcrson treasurer and
l.. w. WEIGH secretary.
The annual meeting of the Burlington
Cold Storage company was held in the par
lors of the Van Ness House Mondnv and
the old officers reelected as follows: Di-
rcctors, L. 4. Woodbury.. A. G. Spauldng.
Henry Greene, X. &. Scverson J. b. Sculv:
president, L. A. Woodbury.; vice. president.
Henry Greene; secretary and treasurer Il.
&. Seversou.
At the annual election of the Barnes Hose
ompany, held Tuesday evening, when
the following officers were elected: Fore
man. VI. NJ. HcfIron; first assistant, NJ.
Cummings; second assistant j. Delaney:
clerk aud secretary, 7. j, McGrath: trea,
urer. u. W. O'tOunur: executive commit
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Col /. \. Woodbury'S immediate assist
ants i'll the management of the several de-
partments of j. r. Booth ) lumber business
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The New Year Sday reception at the y. VI.
c. A. building Monday evening was fully as
largely attended as the last one given. which
was two years ago The guests of the assoc
citation We're coming and Going from $50 to
';3o o clock and they found pleasure in wit
..ieSsiiT 'uc exercises. h'se included
iu",oI WANG 'illN' men dumb hell dllIi ana
'"HNoI pun game refreshments were
SCI "" ny '''e woman auNihatN'
lie banks mills and wholesale houses
We're closed throughout the day Monday
ana retail business was suspended i'll tine
afternoon. The sleiShing was poor but