Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-29
CITY NEWS

VII IVINuO
Beginning October 9th the 1885 n.
N. hyer will run on the Rutland road
on Sundays, to New York but not to
Boston.
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Mrs. q. w. Wales and Miss Laura
Wales returned last evening to this city
after over years absence abroad. They
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W. N. Phelps of South Hero, who was
In this city Saturday. says his orchard Is
sight worth going miles to sec. He has
begun TO PICK his early winter apples ana
expects the orchard VIII yield nearly "'o''
barrels OF marketable fruit this year
The Howard Relief society asks the
FREE !iess ~ Voice an "pPe". to' '.''i'''s
nu o'u ',o,.'nS' esr''','"S ."'''' , ~.
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The current number of the American
Horse Breeder brings out the fact mat
The four most remarkable trotters ever
produced were descended from inc
famous MORGAN Ner'non' bi"ch nav ~
IheS are: uhlan ,i'oe SD, me r'rIeS'''
Belle (2:oi SD
Entry blanks for the Chittenden
County Pomona Grange fair to he given
IN the university gymnasium have been
issued and may be had of William West
of Shelburne or T. f. Nash. The fair
will be held October s. 1t has been de-
rided by the society to add "A department
pf domestic science art and uniuuc
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Ellen Frances MahaYv were married
september 81 at Pulaski. y. Y. the
none of the bride Mr. Cnmnbeu was
educated in tho Hurlington schools
and has relatives b.re He is now
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Friday In probate court the will
was proved and allowed in the estate
VI harriet iepp i'eSJ'ru'hs' lelesphore
"'''' "''"t apP''"'eu NNcC"'o' =
IN the estate OF Barney McLouFhiih
'S'rator account ana decree were
"aoe' JULIUS v Htur'eVant was APP
pointed guardian for Ralph c. and
Ruth NJ. Sturtevant, minor children
Judge mower IN city court saturday Is
s"eu ." oioe' 10 nePu'E oherlh Iodd au-
'"o''"IhR MIN 10 destroy the liquor seized
The lio,or consisted of three cases of
beer; two quarts of vhiskev and three
half pints If whiskev The warrant called
for search of Mary Bleair's premises at
s64 North Winooski avenue but no liquor
was found at this number.
Mr. ra NJ, C, r, MAJ, - o.,
Grant s.res, Mill oo,oh.,,o .,,, -o,,
anoiversarv of tbs;r r.eaa,,,, ,ho qo,h
hi this month. The connie vero m.r,iad
: in the Methodist church q, sheldon 40
years ago. but for over % vears tbev
",V Neo III 'i'iS c''s' MI nun is %
'"u -"i,' nun Is no" III her oS'h year.
'"' o'''' are "'"Ne ana ENJOY eNceAcht
"ea,'"' 'ne h"Spaho WORKING daily at ms
A'e "' V"'Pe"'e'
The Rev. ]. A. Tholens. who has been
.or several years pastor of the Free
Methodist Church in this city. ha
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has moved there with his family. The
Rev. Thomas Within who has been
stationed at Syracuse. n. V. will take
up the work here and is eypected TO
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large number Of friends from Bur
lington. Winooski and Shelburne went
down TO the Parker farm ana gave
Miss Blanche Agnes Parker lively
linen shower Thursday evening in
view OF her approaching marriage to
Henry harrington OF Shelhurne. The
linen shower was given in the form
~ a.,e,a t,N, $500
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So many Winooski prisoners were in the
Jal! awaiting hearings on Saturday that
Judge comm decided to come over here
and hold court Dominick Fargo and
refer Fohcarpo' Italians charged with
creating disturbance at the Winooski
stauoh' were gwen nearing The latter
was discharged as there was no evil
10 70 DAYS in iau Sipeou ToQoa,,f ,,,,,
fined & and costs for intoxics,ior and e.
and costs for breach of tho no,ce ,,b,ch
ne paid