Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-25

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The preliminary voting lists were post
Cd Friday by city Clerk NJ G.
Graudv. Tho lists contain the names Of
/; ,G63 voters. or 30 moro than last year
The numbor Of voters by wards is as fol-
lows: Ward ono 5l3: ward two 10;
ward three, 500, ward four, Go; ward five,
ell ward six, 52G.
Frcd VI Could has leased tho store or
Church street which has been occupied by
| G. A. Stackpole for the past Ave years
| After the expiration Of their lease on
| March IN. They will vacatc aud remove
| their uusold stock to plattsburah Mr.
Gould VIII open about Arru with a now
line of fine foot wear.
| At the parsonage OF the Free Nrctho-
| dist Church. e Elmwood avenue Thurs
day afternoon at three o'clock tho mar
riage a. Harley II. Hare and Miss Anna
a. Manchester. both Of Watcryi,o WIS
sclemnized hv the Roy. lanes a. Tho
lens Mr. ana Mrs HARE viii reside mt
Watorviiie Their many friends extend
henrty CONGRATULATIONS.
! Arthur IT. Packard was Yesterday an
! pointed by the probate court admins
| TRAITOR Of the osoate Of Martin r. Packard
Of Jericho with clark 1-arno,. MA w.,
$. Tomlineon commissioners ma 49,.
| P'''so'S' mere was settlement and
| "c'ree N t"" estate OF Martin ;. Small
u t,'neS'urF.r George D. jarvis was ap-
| po'n''n SPN' aun'in'stratof OF the estate
VI f'd'p'' t. Jones Oh richmond.
The following temporary changes have
been made IN the appointments Of
priests IN the diocese OF Burlington: The
Rev, j. T. Caisic to the position Of chap
lain Of tie Fanny Allen hospital; the
Rev. Il. c. Fountain. WHO has been re-
u.i '.'5 ' ., 10 y" '%,'.S O'ur,'"
h,.,a,. .,'. 10 ,.'''" VI
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Mrs. william e. RuehloW, aged r. died
AZ her home. III Archibald street. Friday
night after a short Illness with heart
failure She is survived by a husband.
Mrs Rushlow vas born in ireland. came
to this country when Young and has sine
been resident Of this city. Tho funeral
fr,1,, :, ra.,n}.,. ,,,,..7
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Although tho open place IN Lake
Champlain letween Juniper Island and
Shelhurne point has closed over. the ice
is making Very slowly and tie dealers
are already considering the matter OF
harvesting next summers supply from
! Malletts bay. It Is probable that nothing
! will be done this week. however as tho
| ice there Will remain firm for some time
to come.
| A c,;o+ -,.,,,,1i,,,-...,.
inR ut ST Joseph's Church when Hermy
Gagne and Miss Elizabeth Provost were
| united in marriage by the Roy. j. NJ
| Cloarec. The couple wero attended by
| Arthur Provost ana Joseph Hanol. IA
Their ana grandfather Of tho bride. After
the ceremony tho cnu7,e took tho $40
train for Fair Haven. whore t-,ov will
mako their home.
| "4o'''' an" MIS- T.. 1. NJ o"u'uiN ten
u''eu " p'iNeF al f"e van Ness House
MONDAY evening IN honor of Governor ard
ATS FroutN ana the members of the
GOVERNORS S'aH VINO We" mere TO attend
''' Nl"R"'S Ie'niI"r nai" The guests
'''' '"N'Tnor ana MrS. .. n. Irouty
or Newport, General ana Mrs j. G. No
lie or M'ddiehury. Captain and Mrs i.
y. |. Chapman or North0elG, ex-Lieut =
Coy. and Mrs. z, VI. Mausur OF Newport.
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,sa'. ,,.', "''' ''s''i' ,N'i az 81
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