Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-20

Of C. A. Moser as president of the asso-
citation was presented and +. 5. Pease
was elected to succeed him. w. A. Towne
was elected vice president in place of
| Mr.. pease.
The ladies Of the Unitarian Church gave
their first sociablc of the season FRIDAY
evening with the usual large attendance.
A hash supper was followed by a snort
but pleasing programme consisting OF
solo by Miss Katharine Hagar, reading
by Miss Ethel Spear and quartette by
Mrs. Mctcalf Miss Dooley, Miss Spear
and Miss Hagar.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. IT. Holden started yes
tcrday on a trip to New York, Phila-
delphia and Washington. D. c. At Phila-
delphia they will visit their son, Lieut. j.
IL. Holden, where he is interested in the
construction of the new battleship Maine,
which goes into commission about jan
uary l. Lieutenant Holden will be
watch officer on this magnificent new
lighting machine.
Horace c. Tracy and wife transferred
Monday to David CT Crane promises at
No 31S st. Paul street for a consideration
of 81 900 Gardner Brewer transferred to
Lucy Jane Willard n lot on his property
|, north of Henry street. Alexander and
Margaret Powers conveyed to Lillian Ell
} dred the premises on tho corner of North
Union and Grant streets
Work on the new library was completed
for the winter Friday and Contractor
Paige left for his home in Rutland The
foundation walls are up and were covered
|, Friday with wooden framework to pro-
tect them from the weather. BY next
spring the walls Will have been In place
long enough to determine whether there
will be any danger of the structure
settling when completed.
burlington VII "uNe ~ a,,.,,nrs ~
Tho srmorv buiIdinr to retain the hall
males the scheme possible and Mr.. Nc
Cova, will hiring the necessary adver-
tisors and entertainers to make the event
a euccoes . 4 Barber is Interested in
} tho fair this vear and IL is proposed to
make the event even larger than it was
n voor ago. Mr.. MCGOWAN is now con-
Quoting a series Of food fairs in Maine.
alta
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) saturday IN the olllcc OIL Oleih 80 ,'s b
e. Johnson {. +. W. Brown OF burl'iis
} ton, railroad clerk mas haull1..rs oA
S9l6 and assets OF $2lo' OF which SLOW are
claimed exempt r. jacob NIUE 80 VI i"N
500 of which SIS, are claimed exempt.
Josenh Nichols. a laborer of St. Adams,
4 has liabilities of Sis and assets of $50. all
b Of which are claimed exempt.
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= h"s heen GRADUALLY failing and died Of ole
age.
: ,ho rrrorol of tho late Frank II. Fisher
/ ,ia ,,a~to,Ia, aftornoon ar two
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t attendance was very large There was
t protusion or MOVERS among "hich wa
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