Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-09-22
gUKLIxGrON AND VICINITY.

BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.
Meteorological Record.
..t..s9. q; Long 30 10. Elevation above It'd
-l.cr so feet, above Lake Champlain 81 feet
szr.EyBza-ssc1sD wGEk-'s7I.
raraxovErER. BARON. WINDS.
AN 2F.u. 9 p n. mean 2 An. 2 Pm. sP.E
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Thsrmomate--uean height, % o66.
Average sane psIi.d 1870, %
A-.11lt %! -ain, 81 Inches.
For lie appointment Of delegate from IL,
gslreldea C.uaty Conference to the Nationa
rasasa. which vii meet at Oberlin, Ohio, Nov
,5r. 8 special nesting Of the conference will b,
ts-is. Burlington in tba chapel Of the CoIeg,
s.rs. raursb on Tuesday. Oct. I0th, at > p. m.
Gao. B sArrouD, Register.
Darlington, S,si. %, 1871.
T.s.-z. rs1als- meeting Of the Winooski As
- vii Re held at Burlington, in the
..,..-e..e c...-. Stree, Church, on Monday
H... ..a. st- E.. u..
J.. H. ELIOT, Scribe.
sr'.-1. ISL
r.... r.s active g.; S., Adams, on Tuesday,
..l-.s,. sl~sa.eitaIr two cents on the finer
Grade. C.uua 15 20 ls,, extra 90 to Sic
r..-.-. I--. Ilc
r~s. 1rrrr NARKgr.-The Richmond
...-,.,-... fir lie week ending Tuesday has
....-- hundred boxes Of cheese aud
.. 1s If rl4iu dairy, add at s to 10
. P--i sage and factory at 10 toll
.r I hundred tubs Of butter sold at
a-I.- IS cents per pound.
Bcrur MAuKzr.-The-e was TO-
rrit, If Bluer sali in Milton Monday.
e - 90 IS cents Per pound; 1900
ai. .. factory cheese sid at Q - 70 10 IA
a.ali.
Hsa.. rs4aa.sl TO state that the Episcopal
ra nd ST.. pasl's Church, il this city.
r-ess 20 have taken plssasn Sunday next,
t....a l,-palel by Bishop 8isseI to some
,-s.r --e u ath Of Dsosmae-
I .4mn Pali,-z lesge Hartford On their
.--- ID Monday next They ex-
s.t-. ar..se here either the 2s.h or 18th. and
has. ea-gl quarters g; the American Hotel
st.. .-ast.u- ci,.zsns will make arrangements
ta.a suitable reception.
U-.--.as as veil IS bic eggs turn up coca
s'g. ta5 or three from E. S. R5rley's
Sls.taro-the produce Of which has
0--t By Cl.s. Z Hart, If this city
1--we atl. taeir appearance oa our desk, which
..sss big as the eE- was.
Luela CousrY FAIa-The Laaoilie Coun-
Agricultural Association hold their sixth an
a .s- don en- their Fair Grounds a, Morris-
.- 3 and Wednesday, Sept 18th snd
- -alr Morrill, delivers the address
u.ul Gr9v1u.-Nr. C. F. Knox, of
Ea.s ---l, las pleasantly brought 70 our no
a cluster Of pears lFlen.sh Beauties four
a a-a.s-. growing from one stem, which
weigh altogether pound aad three quarters.
Such prodigy ia tis way of pear growing is
rarely le. v.ta.
Vlu-roS.-Nr. Bates. station agent at
North Wiaistoa. reports the following shipments
during The mansh Of August 81 tubs Of but
Ger. Ugh, l3.fs0 pounds. 55j boxes Of cheese,
1850 pounds 70,o0o feet Of lumber, and
$1,000 pounds Of meal Thirty eight loaded
o,7s were received in the same month.
September l-.a, 1850 pounds Of butter and
5-1 pounds Of cheese were shipped. The
shipments Of cheese are small on account Of the
low pic, II f.caes iu market. The factory IS
only -snl.n- enough cheese to make room for
those Of later uauufsc,ure.
Dr,gu ar GEr !. y. FurrASEs.-Rey. J.
r. Fairbanks, t5l esteemed rector Of ST. Thomas
church, Brandon, del Friday afternoon. Mr.
Fairbanks vas a aative, we believe, Of Nova
Scotia u vas dat se.t.el in Essex, n. Y,
vhere D.. w.. married 20 the eldest daughter Of
tie lac Gaac-I Henry H. Ross. of that place.
Since a's connection With the Diocese Of Yer
mont ae las bsca known as one Of the most cul-
t.vaiei ana 'ii.c.1as, AS well as al earnest,
ftlfl. u.l...ar , ha denomination. For the
past siz years be was member and Secretary
o. The Staining Committee Of the Diocese, in
which csn- ty Re laba-aI IL st successfully. lie
was uai7s-aIIy beloved by his parishioners and
tha psopiecf ais town His death fills Brandon
with s,1-m, sal creates great sorrow through
o-- Che diocese
FIRE AT Naam Wmusroy.-BJRyIyG OF
Fsr'- G4isr assn SAW N-1Ls.-The Steam Jaw
u-'l saI --i-t mill OF q D. Fay, at North WI
ls.lu as.e destroyed by fire Friday night The
d-o vas .i-,.,ael about 10 O'Clock, p. m, in
the engine -or-1 uftha saw mill The building
and contents are a total loss, with the exception
ot small qu,arity If gsaia which was saved
from the crist mill The saw mil was built in
$3.50, aal tae e-is- uill ia ls69. Loss $4,000.
Mr.. Fly v3s Insured lir STOOD. The second
. ttasy fths SAW lili was occupied by Stevens &
Marie. Manufacturers o. doors, sash and blinds,
Who lal jas. pat IN ae7 machinery. Loss So
SOD insured 3r 300. The above insurance
was; aa4ia.l through ,He Office Of s s r. S.
Wives o. this e.,y.