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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20
Earmer Erom TobInsDorI.

About noon on Friday of last week,
Alex Leaf, a wpll-known farmer Of
Tohinsport came near losing his life
while epgagad in hauling a big iron
boiler which be bad purchased from
Anton z-llera & sons Of this city. Mr.,
Leaf, in company with three other men,
had gotten the boiler on a wagon and
were taking it home. When Che coal
slide on Front street was reached, Mr..
Leaf who was seated sstride The boiler
attempted to drive under &C. thinning
the little bridge spanning ihe road was
sufficiently high to submit his passage.
But one part Of the road under Che span
is high and when this part was reached
the front wheels Of the wagon raised, and
before Mr.. Leaf hardly realized his poei-
ton, he was caught between tba boiler
end the timbers Of Che span aud almost
crusbed to death. The team bad TO be
backed before the victim could DO re-
leased from bis periloua position It
was ascertained on examination Chat he
had been severely crushed ia tha region
Of the Kidneys and directly across his
hips. The extent Of his injuries, hove
ever, could not be stated, but it is sup
posed be VIII be crippled for lie. How
ne escaped instant death is a mystery.
The injured man was brought to the
home Of John J. Heck on Sixth street,
where he remained until his wife and
brothers were notified. They arrived on
Saturday morning and removed him to
his home While bis injuries are no
doubt serious we sincerely hope they
viii not prove fatal, and that be win ss-
cape being cripple for the rest Of his
liie.-Cannelton Enquirer
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20

Miss Louise Babbage, who is regular
contributor TO the Saturday Evening
Post in Aunt Beth's department, had
the honor oi having her letter selecting
seven Of the prettiest and most suitable
Xmas presents for one dollar, published.
IhgreweTe more Than 1000 OF such let
ters received at the Office, and only
about q half dozen published
Miss Louisa's name was also men
toned Tor sending in the correct solution
OF puzzle for which she did not receive
the prize as there we're others sent in
before hers
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20

c.mbef l0th, 90 g O'Clock q no., The
church billie rang end excited Glover
orga naople. Mos one ibought
was de but itwa ringing for local
option At q o'clatk ne bells rang
aeHu the polls opor ara tho women's
hearts we've optn With hiih aud joy.
They sang on tho streets and OF course
there wore @ great meny femarkg made.
One man called thpm Coxey's army At
eight o'clock, nine, ten, twelve, and
one o'clock .. mr., ct two and at three
the bells mng-yote for your mother
vote for your wilei vote ior your chill
dren; vote for your God and against the
devil
It seemed Chat the smiling sun went
down more Slowly and preHiar than ever
befoye. At hah past iour ho beIlsrtg
Z victory Victory victoryl CLOVER
port was foil Of smiling people Some
saId they sbouted, Gpnino Babbaqe
enid u knew how sbe watll
Atssveu o'clock Tie peoal maa TIE
church 20 thank Sod for aat be had
done for them. President StIlas called fer
praise but moel everyone Nas too fall
for uHeranoo except Prof 'iapla NE
said De had never been very sacoea-
I iul in speaking to ladies'
The meeting closed with talk from
Eneign A.lgood. The church beliraua
again &c ten o'clock p NJ. The moon
shoue brighter, the DeIIsraue Teeior ioi
/ Coxey'a army bad won. ALI B
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20
A Cioverport Boy in Quarantine cd
81 Louis, 90

Ptog Cns1 aeaat on Che IRON
alouniainIoatou OF Louis isin .he
quarantine aaa smallpox horpiiaL
Twelve miles f1m ST. Louis Hsia'her
Dir. John Carson, hes letter written on
Sunday the 18th, in which he Says that
lac contracted ihe smallpox from o negro
on The train lie was taken siok on ihe
llth and removed % his present qual-
ters Hp says ther9 ere three othermen
ia the hospital iIl q tho sams disease.
and THAT they are given every attention
and very little medicine He expects q
speedy recovery.
Mr. Carson had bis FIRST information
regarding his SON from q clipping from
the So Louis Dhpaioh cent by g
friend whom he wired receiving the
following massage dated the lStbi one
day later than Parcy's IeltoT,
sr LOUIS DEc rs, 90 -Mr j III. Car.
son, Cloyerportr Ky. Percy has small.
pox TO the pest house. He's eli o. X.
Signed Nc
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20
HARDlNssURa.

Reclining chairs at s0'zoTs.
County Court next Monday.
Toya. roy, q bicliae at sulzur.
ry,.sr rrg, 7ev ils, atgp'zsyq
r,1,n-.,i,s 1901 e., r,,i...1,
'il AVA '0'' ''.'''-J '' 0-'''
n7 l-'.-'' s'oo 'y VIZ" P'y you C'-D
''f eEs+
ay.', ''''' "'' 4o'.' ''' ~" 0'y
'..' ''1'
Better keep your pop gun concealed
heA' week.
J.. h Jarooe hes returned home from
Mat.ooo, Ill.,
There is very little Improvement going
on here now.
The town trustees are making a good
road TO Che depot.
James sEflmsn, of Cloyarport, was
/ here last Sunday.
Ormcas, bananas, FIGS, fancy candy
and nuisat HaswslPs.
Mrs. Alderman. Of Union STAR is Wis.
/ ting Mrs.. Frank Jolly.
TT Won want nice bsslsot Of fruit call
at tba Eclfpss grocery.
r,e npb.ic soboaI vll he dismiszad
r., f.s-
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20

Mr. j. a. Armstrong bees lo8derad HE
resignation as cashier of the Farmars
Deposit Baok at BrandenbuTg. lie viii
accept a position at R)ckport, Ind, with
q large manufacturing establishment.
Mr.. Armstrong hiss filled the high posi-
ton of cashier for nearly two years
with credit to himself and TO the officials
of the bank,
He is a gentleman Of strong ability
and one whom the entire community OF
Brandenbmg and Meade county have
learned to loyp. Mr.. Eugene Fouutaine,
his able assistant, and an influential
young man, is booked ior tho vacancy
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20

BRANDENBURa, Dec, 18th, Special y
The sudden death Of Mr. o. H. shackle.
ton, which occurred last week in Louis.
vile, came as that Of a personal friend
10 me. had become attached to him
musically for be was thoroughly musical
and purely unselfsh ia his devotion to
the Muse. It was due TO bis great abili-
ty as a director that the May Festival
chorus was brought TO its present high
standard. How enthused he was az the
annual festivals as he waved his baton,
and his very presence inspired each mu-
stefan present
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20
Has Not MaterlaIized.

HABDNsBURe, KY, Dec. 18th, (speciaD
The new clothing store which was to
have been opened here few weeks ego,
seems 10 have fallen through. There is
in factno house here suitable for auch a
stock. This town Is woe'ully deficient
in good business houses. Some man
could make money by erecting one on a
modern scale.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20

ing on Glover creek, whohas bad typhoid
fever and had partially recovered, has
recently bad q relapse
We take pleasure IN hhoviug our
Xmas goods 10 aui II you are not ready
TO buy ju5t 1og, YOU win know where 20
come when you are readg.-Hasaell
HWillbe dull old Ghriamas ler
tha hoya a.e not slowed 10 us lev
Gre works No other town thai know
OF hes such o law ss this but asrdius-
burg
There is a large d'pag Of Christnm
goods In toTnsasN 81 Saturday the iolka
VIII De iE after them. Area5ya large
number have been sold, but there are
number lit
Our attention was called q few days
ago TO the handsome display of jswelry
and ChriH,maa novelties carried By p.
O. Lewis, Che jsEeler. IL viii be- worth
your while 90 so and see them.
While driving a cav log wagon one
day last week, Christopher Ald,idga met
',.' . 80 ,- ,i5..t
-,.a, ~ ..', ,....-i...l-.
VIII
GARD OF 4lANAS - . 'l'o many Z lsLioa
VINO SO Alnoiy IenoeI7' a. every y ~
our fecenl Soto" We oe7.'3 g .''''''
our ueai'ie'. 1.'1'la..
Nlis' No. NJ Al AND 4 ''ii' 2 :
Sep Richardson and vile who are
here whiting from Oklahoma, and Ar
and Mrs. A. A. Richardson, Of q held,
"rr' hsr' ia5s Wednesday, tas g1H Oh
Mn. and Mrs. Gus Brown.
Canz R3yal.y eas over mar S.sph-
sns9ors last week doing some surveying
for JOHNS D1tschEe Dulscuke aad Mr.
49, m,I
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20

there viii be an Exchange Party
given at the home Of Mrs. A. r. Fisher
Friday night Dec 29th by the members
Of Miss Ida Whites Suudsy-achool
class, assisted by Miss Margaret Bow-
mers class. There viii be fln and
froic 10 apare. Come aud Get your
share. Admission 10 cents
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20
shootInr 49,.

EKhoN, KY, Dec. l8 Special Squire
Bates, of Big Spring, was shot by Minor
Arms Saturday morning The trouble
has been brewing for a week or more.
Arms claims that Bates insultad bis wife
ten days ago, The trial was to come Off
in Brandenburg Saturday. Bates was
on his way TO Brandeuburg. met Armes
ia Ekron, tried 20 compromise the mate
ter. Arms was very drunk and nothing
but blood would satisfy lis beastly
nature. The shooting occurred back OF
the saloon, Arms was promptly arrest
cd by officer Wright and taken TO Bran
denburg ian Bates' wounds were dress
cd by Or shackle.t 10 was only iesh
wound, not at an dangerous. Mr. Bates
win DO out 10 few days. Too much
whisky was the cause Of am tho trouble
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20

There will be an elocutionary ard
musical entertainment at the Irvingiou
college Friday night Dec. % Ia addi
ton to the work Of the pupils Miss Hral
win give some recitat.ons Doors open
at q quarter past seven aud the exercises
viii begin promptly go a quarter past
eiqbt.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20
Fo ihe Temperance Workers of
Che CiOyerpOrt Nagis
terial District
DISTRICT GIVES 81 MAJOR
lTY AND THE TOWN 40.
The HARD WOW BATTLE.

TUESDAY Dec, 18th, was q notable
day. n tie ofy of Clovaport. il was
adag where Igbt and might went hand
inNnd and victory was won for tenn
b and morality. The good WON
81 81 Gre town assisted by the best and
most Influential citizens, fought long, and
herd and the victory was theirs. The
church bells and schoolben rang every
hour to encourage Che workers % great
adorts An all-day prayer meeting
N held at Gle Methods, church, and
there was scarcely family in The COM
munIiy which was represented there.
Pnhlic sentiment was aroused in this
eauae. and b victory was inevitable.
The returns were handed ia almostim-
medialely alter Che polls bad closed, ale
s0 report from Balltown.
The returns were rs follows
Balltown Precinct-l2 dry
Cl0verpod Precinct. No. II wet.
2-13
ass dry.
Giving q majority 80 for local option
ihe Oloverport magiaterial district.
The meeting at the church Tuesday
might % give thanks for the wonderful
victory, was one that win be long re-
membered. The house waB iull and the
soul inspiring songs Of Thanksgiving and
praise cbeered every heart. Mrs Sites,
President of the w. o. q. o.. conducted
tho meeting 10 happy and earnest
manner
greeling from DR. Fred a Hale end
ongalulatofy message was presented
Rev w. b. Rutledge to the w o. p.
which was much appreciated by
hsm Dr. Hales visit here last week
no probably Influenced many votes
local option.
Rev w. B Ruuedge presented each
ady who had been engaged ina the fight
With tiny bow Of blue ribbon in token
oifheir tir8less efforts Many gave tes-
Nmony oftheir delight ia the outcome
itb8 election and many others said
hey were toe happy to talk. There
were many not Methodists-Who said
bay 'aitlike shouting.
1Ir Y ID Burton, Sheriff Of BTeekan-
aee county. who had assisted greatly
s. .be election, was called upon for a
1aaoh. He responded and in his usual
witty style entertained the audience.
Short talks we're made by Rev Joiner
V Harris. r. ~ D'HuY Or. r. j.
aaeome. Prof Maple and others aa re-
the result and the campaign COM
liee which hes served the w. q y
So faithfully and So successfully,
e Is continue % act as g committee
resist amy contest that migbtbe made.
Union was urged by Che men TO re-
strength and let the Work be-
force Che law that they have
tN general haudshaking and reao
Hdn 81 thanks 81 Che ~. o. u .. TO
n Hitaa Bun and P.asah irienda.
o.oad helpers and the campaign
nmIlae collection Of $l4 waH raised
loensa of GRE election. Ihe
meeting s dIsmiasad With talk and
g hy Enaign AIlgood. % the Saliva
Non ARMY stationed "a Philadelphia
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20
Statement From D. R. murray.

CLoynHPoRT, Ky, Dec 20 '09.-It has
been stated Chat I had said that 81 would
knock out the local option law In Clio.
verport fol s25"
This b an absolate talaebood- Per-
sons who have condemned should,
'iudga not lest they be JAGGED"
DAVID q murray.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20

The series Of meetings ct the Baptist
church closed Sunday night The rite
Of baptism was administered Go ten cam
didntas. This meeting las Gone much
good in the community and The chruch
has been strengthened
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20
Cattle andHors.

Dick HardawaB Of Iryington, bought
from John Akers A head Of steers avorag-
ing 1890 lbs at 4lc; from Jim King 4 head
averaging 1900 lbs. at 4, SIC, and 8lc;
from Joe Bland hog, 200 lbs. at Sc; from
Teap Bandy 10 head Of hogs at SIC; from
Finaa O.aycomb 6 head at SIC
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20
Boiler Exploded.

LonmURa, KYs Dee is. ,Specal)-
The boiler at a. M Hardin'a mill blew
up one day laat week. and he was blown
out at tho door and about ZEN feet from
the mill He wa3 badly steam sellded
about Gle face and hands but seems 20
De getting along very we'll 90 thia writ
ing
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20

Mr. aad Mrs. Del Bmudenburg. Of
Louisville formerly of ibis place are the
proud possaasors oia LITTLE con who an.
--u-l nn -n- L-- o- n-n-ml-r
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20
MoOnshiners Arrested Near Gala
meze Creek.

HARDiNsBURe, KY (SpecioD-Henry
Taylor and Frank Whitworh we're
lodged in jail here last week charged
with running a moonshine diatllery up
on Calamezs creek on the farm Of s.. p.
Chimney. w. W. Yates, u. s. revenue
aeent from Louisville went out and ere
rested Che parties. lie found the still
running al full blast, AID a few gallons
Of moonsbine on tsp. Taylor and Whit
worth were very much surprised when
the officers ran Hpon them From the
Surroundings the officers judged The still
bad been in operation for sometime.
They destroyed ell evidences OF it how
ever before lssving. Taylor and Whit
worth viii have am examining trial here
before a magistrate and then be sent to
Louisville. They are both good for a
term in the pen. Taylor is the same
party that served term ON the rock
pile here two years ago, for selling
whiskey without a license.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20

Born TO the wife of Ben Bewley, near
IrviuQton, Dec l5ts, twin girls. They
only lived a little while
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20

Ia6aaa o0atlnasa @ come @ tow.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-12-20

The entire line lis complete, and 20
appreciate the assortment vis-
itatiOn TO our store is necessary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-02-23

colt took an idea to run and .whirled up
Wolcott street around Grist Mill Corner
at furious pace. At Kimbalfs Corner
the horse came in contact with double
team loaded with wood. The horse went
between this team and the load the
double team i'm turn took short cut for
the livery stable at double quick, the end
Of the pole coming in contact with the end
of the barn. wood, horses and sleds were
badly mixed up. Aside from broken
sleighs, slcds. etc, no damage occurred. -
The new Bakery building Is nearly ready
for occupancy.-Mrs.S Susan Smith return
ed home Saturday from "a visit to st.
Johnsbury.-M G. Cobb remains in about
the same condition. Mr. Cobb can lie in
bed but very little on account of his con-
dition.--rerey Shattuck was given a sur
prise party by his friends last week.
Miss Brush gave party to her school
mates last Week.-Mrs. Mabel Way of
Burlington is spending II few days with
Mrs f.. T. and Carrie Bridgman of
Main strcet.--Licut. Victor Bridgman, an
old resident of this village and son Of John
Bridgman. deceased Is on duty in the 9th
Artillery. L. S. A.. at Mania.-The fu-
neral Of Benjamin Mack was held from his
residence in Mackville last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-02-23
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ST. John SRURY.

Judge II. c. Ide and his two daughters
sail on March 4 for a few months nip
the West Indies.
Tho naval personnel bill which has just
passed the Senate is of interest to Yer
people. Under this bill the
Marine band will be reorganlzed and CON
Quoted on IA strictly military basis and
become the national band of America.
Robert s. Mackinnon, oldest son of Ron
representative from Vermont in the band
He plays ono Of the claTinets and Is cnt
OF the youngest members in the organl
cation,
St. Johnsbury academy and A. II. Bar
here are both to be congratulated on th'
the two institutions. Mr., Barbour is t.
with the academy course of study, anC
September term If not at an earlier date
HARDWICK.
Arthur Cheaver and family are VISITING
friends and relatives in Danville.-Mr
Foster Kinney and Miss Elgle Brown wer
married last Friday. The newly wedde
couple took the p, m. train west. MI
Kinney Is drug clerk for II. r. kimbaI
and Miss Brown has position in tn
graded school here.-The new sheds OF tn
Bickford & Moore Granite Co., are bein
rapidly constructed.-A double runawa
occurred on Wolcott and Main street
Tuesday morning. Alvin Meader's larg
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-02-23


Fob 2O-Iorenzo pice is IL, r,onn ,i,i"''
The quarterly meeting for tho fo,'r,h
quarter will he hold ar Tho ua,hodiI,
EpiScopal church noxt SUNDAY ,ha Go
terly confcronce viii no baId H. rli,,,.,,
Monday.-',ho leo cron nae h,n, ,,,,,,,.'aii5
GOOD and large o,ontities ba,'n t ,e.,S
drawn from Inc river this u,i,,. ~"
singers of this community ,ra ,.,,,h,,,
PREPARATIONS for a concert to no ',',..,
during the spring tbo doto MT b,ira a.
ed nj vet-Nr Mrcowen roc n,n,.a, co.
C. r. Lvon's farm into b;s hous( ,'.
Skeels' Corner and will cnrrv an Cbori,s
Skeels' farm this vaar
l,
ENoSbt RdH FALLS.
Tho furniture for tho rev. ,toso,,,o h,u
arrived in town ~, ,ha 40 ,i.' ~ nan
Mr.. A. A. Kendall who bos haar az ,,.i;,,
nrnumonio for eo,o,oI ,.oai,. T., - 80 w"
| tnr-Miss Eva Iarabv If poris uG. -
! stavinfr al tbe or;nc,. ,n,,,
vool,e Nre n Mi, - ~, 1.,
Thn rer,ior cnr,, 90. ~ - W." t',e FTP
I Chantcr p M u.os hai1 ", ,o,t "a, G''u
/ c,,n,,,uc NJ - Ma ,t,t,,i ..''. NVi'''"S
,ecai,.ing 'a' l,I'ahl ;Soote are
/ .o, horn tsoh I.th C ~. we y ~, vi d
ond do",,har o. i1 Wna,,,,trI o"V'"SoIl
o,,os,s 81 Mrs II ti,t,n,,, WIZ w. ,'l'
day. Feb q.
MONTGOMERY CENTRE
Ia,. Tur,h,., CO., -, ,,.u. ,,,.
,''t',. .t "a ,u',i" -uIIp' a,
ht cathor.s ,,,t,t ri,, ~. ~ a.
nc, ', ,r i,'',, ", Nv
~ 80, Li 80. 80 $50 .i,,
. ~ L. ~ I'm, n'n9 % ,-SatN ~
CIV w.. 49,. w aue Va "''''','''' = Ns''
W. ~ ,,, .o"i' ~, wen ''.'eu ~ .ne ~.
Mr.. George Wade, who died early Sunday
funeral Was held Wednesday of II o,clools
Mrs Sopbia smith /, sister of NJ wade
died at the house of her son-in-law Geo
McI,ucn. Friday. Feb nm from tha ef.
fects of the grin and was buried on Mon.
Iday at the lover yillace.-Ge6rpo sails of
North Troy. who has been teominp. fol
Jln,as Goad. died SUNDAY night of men.
monia at Mr. Goad's. The BODY wa,
{ taken to North Troy on Monday Ut
leaves a wife end two sons,-Sheridnr
Jewott. who has been very iii with IN,
r grip. is much better-Mr. and Mrs. Geo
: Mc(,uen have n daughter born Feb. cot h
} H. H. Bessey of Enosburgh was in towr
: this week and held singing school in tn,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-02-23

Indicate that they had gone TO etaY.-bl'-
tie Incz Smith Is improving Session laws
for 1898 have been received and those en-
titled to them can have - copy by GAZING
at the town clerks ofticc.--A. ~. Sl"ytonl IL
seriously ll--Thrce deaths occurred III
town Sunday and Sunday night, one
was that Of Mrs Horace Harris at Inc
Forks" She was buried Tuesday after
noon, Rev y. n. Munro otiici 'ting. An
other was Ms. Sleeper, who had reached
the advanced age of ~ years. Mrs. sleep
or was Il sister ot Mrs. g. y. Bailey and
with whom she had made her homo Tor
the Last few year.. Funeral services were
held Tuesday Afternoon attended 10y Rev,
G.. \. Burlham. Tnc remains were ia
ken to waterbury for burial The third
was Mrs. G. ~ French who died after
long Illness Of tuberculosis. Mrs. French
leaves a hush tnd, two young children pa
rents Mr. md Mrs. Ezra Gregg and one
sister. Mrs T.. H. iiarris. Thc funeral
was held Wednesday afternoon, Rev. J. L.
Booth Of Morrsvillc conducting the SER
vicos-The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. j. Egplow extend congratulations TO
them, upon the birth Of laughter Ruth.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-02-23
JEFFERSONNILLE.

Truman A. Raymore who has been IN
feeble health for several months, died
early Sunday morning at the age Of ~
years. His wife Mrs. Lorenzo Raymore,
is very sick with pncumona.-Those who
still remain very sick are Charles Holmes,
I.evi Atwood, Mrs. Samuel Baird, and "
little child of Erwin Holmes; Mrs. II. y.
Cornell is improving J. T. Fullington 10
also sick. He Is u native of Cambridge
and has reached the advanced age Of al
years.-The Valentine social under tho
auspices of the Crcscendo club drew full
house. and 81 was received. which after q
few expenses are met will be used TO start
q circulating library. The club will mees
next Friday night with Mrs. Charle =
Thomas.-Mrs. Betsey Wood, who has
spent several months with her daughter,
Mrs George Burnham in Brandon, has
returned home. --Warner Lodge Of T. & a.
NJ. are repairing their hall. William
Hebb has charge Of the work. II IS cN-
pected that the Masonic district meeting
/ will be held here March Sth.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-02-23

full parties of the season was given by
few young men to about 100 OF their
acquantanCeS on St. Valentines night at
the Central house. The time was spent in
dancing. and refreshments were served in
the course of the evening.