Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-20

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fnrm-i.rs,il1 Sovorv Of Rrondon is yi..
itiuf. bcr ount ',irs NiInnd Cool, -Do'ia
ucnnrt Of ,ridrort is ta In vim Wrs Ni-
land ,ooL tbt, eunncr TbC IVaman,s
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nicotine, in tb, rb,nol ,rbursdo,, oftnrroon
ot . o,cIorlk " / Arda,sor vho sron.
a pnrt of ,he wintor in Miami rlorida is
at home Miss ci,rshnyv 'vnd Henry Kre-
gan spent Sunday in Crown Point, y. Y.
MI, o'et ol DrWcI Is WorhihE Oh inc
i''"i'' u W. '''' housc'
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tended the Methodist confer nee IT Bar
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,'t wa I,, si w ,i,s ~ w. VI,
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AiiH ~ ~: ~ non, i'son HiN IT,
here until his graduation from Middle
,t rt7, ,1,It -, w., IIo, %.l' ~ ~
po,cbI, ,,,,j pa,. - ", ,rh5,n,.on now
a student in the Troy Conference acadc-
my. Will com" TO TINS plice--R1ei hi &c
creamery commenced operations last Nom
daN.-Eov. Gordon Thompson of hartford
y. Y, was a guest at the Methodist lar.
'0''''7' '''. -
Iho Ladi.s Alu VIII meet teNt week
WIN Ms. rt''a ia HIrEeH'' J. ne en- ul II "a
mocH,IE tHerV 'n'S "o'h 0"tur"'E', ME-
e"nN'e i"I'I ,."S Wee" I; Gn ,,i' s,rh ,In'
who went to Buffalo. ~ Y. last fan is ex-
p"cted nome TINS week cn account of her
huSnand poor h"aIth'-Mlss hHZaha IN
\arheN Is Nisl"hg at )aVid foiianshee'S.
Not as much map'e sugar mas peeh made
mere thls spring as usual.-Master Earl
plNis broke ms arm last saturday, while
jumping
RREAD LOAF
me mIant culI" ol Jonh Mahnlhs -
q'lt' Il, with me Eilp'--Ml MH'l' We
',ulr'N mas gone 10 furIlnStol, Wh"ie she
expects to remain few we,kS.-Ttere
was a prayer meeting cJndurted ny ii"".
j. ). M"cbcnald at th' sch d hou'c on
JhurSdHY evening last. Deacon IL ].
Sroor mas returned 10 ms work in Mid
ing few days with her mother, Ir-. f..
+. Damon.-Claroncc Whittemore has re-
turned home from his work in Randcirh.
Lincoln
Mrs. lois Lee is very SEX With grip.-
Mrs Ada kinslev who has been suferlnE
from fractured shoulder Cor Sc ,eiaI
. days, is mprovinG.-Thc sch1u directors
have appointed Miss jennie MOrTan sup
erintendent of sChools.-Rev. J. Hines, an
evangelist from Boston, will begin a ri s
oI hof 'ii'"S III 'h' non chu''n APi 20
an Cushman and husband are at DR.
.rushman's 4 son WAS BON t. ihem
Auril S-A son WAS also born to MIR and
Frank Lafrancis April 10Th. ana a Ial;1ht-
or to MIR and Mrs. Mix Ryan Auril 18th.
-. w. Hatcu. G Il. Purinton and Joseph
Ievarn have lately had tclcuhones nut in
TO their nousos-Nallac. Uaturrn of New
Haven srcnt q few lays of last week at
C. c. Lees.
ADDrcoE
Tie stone house occupied by Henry
DaIycw is being thoroughly repaired-
, Lena Palmer commenced her school at
. Town Line April l7th.-S"wdrl Smith re-
turned from New York the l7th inst Mrs
; l.. VI. Gage ana children are stopping at
Guy GdEc's.-NiSS Ianah f.. Smith and
, Howard ". Clark were married AT tn
residence of l.. c. Socgor. Aurn 12th, at ,
m RsN / r. IL