Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-25
VERMONT.
Local Items Of Interest From All
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The winooski Valley q lagos UP North
From the Island IN Lake to the
Passumpsic, Alo' tier Creek
and by the She g of white
River co'''' e. s's-
ciul Correspou dents.
ADDISON COUNTY
VERGENNES.

sou was born "Wednesday, Feb. j to
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Casey of Burlington.
Mrs. Casey will be remembered as Miss
Maud Coison. daughter of the late Charles
lolsoU cf this city.
close and exciting horse race was
trotted on the ice above the falls Wednes
day, Feb. II. Tho race was the best
three in five heats, s. S. Gaines winning
first prize. ~ horse blanket; c. Il. Stehbcns
second and rr. :. Il. Carslcy, both re-
ceiving whips ~ prizes.
Iolenc. only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Graves. died t'riday morning from
inflammation OF the bowels In the eighth
year OF her age.
The Rev j.. NJ. Fuller, field secretary
Of the Vermont INSTRUMENTATION Sun
day School association. who is just com
psting ii tour Of Rutland county will hold
Sunday school rallies in Addison county
ny follows: Ferrisburgh (ncludine Monk
tom. Feb. q, afternoon and evening; Adii-
son, Thursday afternoon. Feb: -o Yer
genes Thursday evening Feb. -, Ianton
FRIDAY, Fob. 26, afternoon and evening
Lincoln. Feb. ~; Bristol, Feb. y; Starks
boro Feb. ~; Middlebury, March .; Wey-
bridge, March D Cornwall, March d
I,ridport. March :: Shorchnm. March q
Orwell, March /; Whiting, March $: l.ci'
ceste1 March .; Salisbury. March Io Rip
ton March II. The purpose of these meet
i,gs is to stimulate the SUNDAY schools
and to organize these III each town foi
more affective work ana everybody Wh'
is interested in Sunday schools is mNl'
ed 10 attend Mir. Fuller is an interesting
spcaker and an enthusiastic Sunday schoo
worker and will do all in his power It
maxi. these rallies. profitable to those IN
.crcstcd in the work.
\ son was born to MIR and Mrs. J. >
Burroughs of WAltham Thursday
Sunday night W. {. Bradley and Mrs
,izzic Martin OF P;nton were arrested by
,,ouuty Sheriff H. T. Fisher and Con
ltlhlc George Myatt. bradley was
rrought to th's city ana placed IN .ai
shat nlRt and Mrs. Martin tho nest
morning Monday afternoon they were
aiken before Justice q. +. q I<imbaiI on
the charge OF adultery. The prisoners
NaiVed an examination and the woinat
n1s let go on her own rcrocniHancc u
,ho sum ol 500 and i}rafleY WAS admitted
10 bail in The sum of S@H, Whon ne "ai
sivcn time to secure. Mrs. Martin Is the
nire Of Joseph Martin of North Ferris
5urgl.
\ cat belonging to Frank Gee o
NIoukton brought into the house las
Sunday a large yellow butterfly, whicl
she had taken as prey. MIS- Gee res
rued this early harbingcr of warme
weather and placed it under - glass
where she feeds it sugar on which
lhrives and exhibits as much ot actiV
!ty Hs it would in the summer time.
The annual meeting Of the Addiso
rountY union of the Y. r. :. c, Il. wi
he held at the congregational church /
This city Saturday. the services CON
ynencing at ten o'clock =. IN. The fol
lowing is the programme for the dan
20 a. m. devotional service; 1910, re
ports Of officers and appointment {
committees: 1850, "Educatlon," th
Rev. w. w. Smith. Wevbridse; 1o:5
"lrappiness.' tile Rev. Thomas Sinlm
Mddleburv; 11.1O, "lnhuence' th
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