Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-10-31


of Boston, Wednesday, Dec II, lecture by
Thomas Dixon, pastor Of the 23d street
Baptist church, New York city, subject
backbone" Tuesdar, Jan. IA, lecture by
Russell H. CONVEX, pastor of the
Baptist Temple and president of theTemplc
College, Philadelphia, subject, "A Silver
Crown" Friday, Jan. "A, an illustrated
lecture ny Prof J. r.. DcMotte of Cam
bridge, Mass, subject. "rhe Harp Of the
Senses Tuesday, Feb. II, lecture by
Hon. George K. Vending of washington,
y. c., subject, "Thc Man Of Galilcc;
THURSDAY Feb 90 the Bercsford Concert
Company OF Go5ton will close the series
of entertainments.
Henry c. Watson OF Forest IInl farm,
Brandon, has bought from John Z. Mad
den of Lexington, Ky, tho following high
ly-brcd trottiug mares: Nalissl, 2l9. Inn,
s. by Nasco. dam Chess, by Magic, 1900;
Red Princess, chm. f. by Red wilkes, dam
Rose Cnici, by Brown Chief, 500; sister
Nutwood, I'm, G, by Nutwood, dam SIS
ter G, by Mamblino Boy, $50; Alask.-
2%G4, hrm, by AlcNone, udm Wenonah
by amtlotonian, S7o0 Owenoc, bm, H.
by Alcantra, dam Wcnonah, SSo'; Tohita
bm, 2, by Wilkes Boy, dam by Pilot
Medium, $1,000.
\ Danish Lutheran church is to be
erected in Rutland.
lf NblItg Dfplll'' . ~D'l'Ii'S vi lI' lpd "
ust, Congregationaland Methodist church
es Newport are preparing to give the
cantata of Esther.
T.. l.. Phillips, representing residents on
the Canadian side of Lake Champlain, and
in Miss9quoi bay, has drawn the dtteu-
ton Of the deputy minister Of marine and
fisheries of Canada to the destructive
methods of fishing pursued by American
fishermen, which, he said, were fast de-
,1Gtin Lake al of &c 6ani l.
aens. on behalf Of the Canadian resi-
nts of the locality, Mr.. Phillips asked
that the law be more ripidlY enforced.
lie was promised tAat the matter would
l." brought to the attention Of the proper
authorities.
Mrs. Myron MAYNARD and her cousin,
Miss Bolac of Bakersfield, met with an
accident while riding last week. The
horse ran ava. throwing them fr1m the
carriage. Mrs. Maynard fell on a rock,
fracturing two rits. Miss Bolac was
bruised but otherwise uninjured
Tho evening Of the 20th Frank, the adopt
ed son OF Daniel Bean of Wi.liamstown,
started out OF the house to 70 hunting for
sl5unks. He had gone but a few steps
when, for some unknown reason, the load
"a gun in his hand went off, emptying the
charge into his head, just back of an ear,
ana killing him instantly. lie was some
Nlf7 lf7+'N''''li E'dlS VI d-''.
DR.. Warner OF Washington has pur-
chased the stearn-mll property in that
village and will use it for stone-shcd
and POLISHING shop. The property is ad-
VantageouslN situated. with good water
privilege ard an abundance of room, and,
with tho addition of an engine ana other
improvements to be made. Will make
model marble works
Tho military deUartncnt Of tho Vermont
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blue regulation uniforms to those worn at
West Point.
Joshua Martin of Londonderry brought
in l9-ponnd lynx last week.
Charles ConaIt, Of Rrattleboro,
son Of the old vioiinmakor tas
fine old brass clock which
was ticking out the time in Concord whcr
Paul Revere took his famous ride. This
clock was owned at that time by Capt
Andrew Conant of Concord, great-grand-
father OF the present owner
George Bliss of Center Rutland broke
his leg below the knee Monday afternoon
while playing foot ball with the institut,
team. Tho accident happened while sack
ling runncr
Archie Higgins the 7-year-o'd son OF
Thomas Higgins of Vest Rul'and. was
run over by a loaded team on Main street
11ondav. the hind wheel of the wagon
passing across his stomach. He was car.
red home and later hos several hem or
rhages. It is thought that he Will not re-
cover.
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