Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-12-17
cuIrrENDEN COUNTY NEWS.
HIyEsBURCH.


HryEsBuRGH.
The State Board ofAgriculture, Manufac-
lures and Mining meet at Hinesburgh on
Wednesday and Thursday. Dec I'D and
o3i. The following is the
PROGRAMME.
Wednesday, sfternoon-The Potato Disease. bye
g. Pring.e, Charlotte, The Potato anu Us culture,
ty A. Rand. Burlington.
Wednesday svening-lrne Bright Side o. Farm
Lie, b. Rev. L. b. Hubbard. Charlotte Relation
Of Science t. Agriculture, BY H. H. Seey Aldils-
bury.
Thursday mornlng-Horses for Vermont. BY A.
bert Chapman Middlebury; Mixed Farming, bye.
Horace Hubbard. Springfield
Thursday aiternoon-Shsll Mari Fertilizer BY
Henry Miles. Monkton; Physiological Culture, b.
Or II. ID. Hodge, Charlotte. Cranberry Culture
BIZ n. f. Hosford. Charlotte.
Thursday eveniny-SelectiOn Of Dairy Cows. By
d. i. Fassstt. Enosburyh; General Dairy intsrs.-
by A. T. Smith, New Haven
Discussions are expected to follow each
PAPER. and it is hoped tina, every one viii
feel tree to take part IN them
On Tuesday last a 7aluable horse. belong
ing to Mr. T. l.. Douglass, proprietor Of the
Hine-burgh stage. ran away from the post
Office to the American Hotel. While iriy-
ing home the horse exhibited signs Of sick
ness and died in half an hour after being
put into the stable.
Rev ID. I. Taylor, of Roases Point, will
give Il lecture on Temperance, on SATURDAY
evening. Dec. 18th.
CHARLOTTE.
DR.. Virgil W. Blanchard, of Middlebury.
i. expected to deliver grstuitous course Of
lectures here, consisting Of a scientific CT
position of the cause oil the evils OF the
present age The first lecture will be gwen
Sunday evening, December 18th. treating 9f
intemperauee intellectually to be followed
by Others on Monday. Tuesday and Wei
nesdsy evenings. The Union Temperance
meetings are still continued semi-monthly
and the Doctor first lecture will be giye1
iu connection with one. The people here
are awake and the pledge i being circ--
lated in every district in town
We have had a nice fall Of snow and ps5-
pie are gliding around finely in sleighs
Irvia and John Bradley have recently
purchased AIonzo Barker. farm Tor 81
900.
WILLIsTOS.
At the regular meeting OF Chutenisa
Grange No. So. Patrons OF Husbsu1r,
Dec. 10th, the following officers were illy
sleeted for the ensuing year: " VI, ". l.
Miller W. o, VIM. II. Darling W
G.. W. Whitney W. S, c. d. Warren.
A. s., Wm p. Woodruff W. & JAM
Marsden W. T.. Henry Joslin. ". o.
j. g. Talcott W. G. R., Willie Couu07
W. Ceres. Marion Whitney " Pomona
Mary A. Miller W Flora. Laura Nara
more W l.. A. s., Maria Watson. BUS D..
ness Agent. j. 2. Tslcott.
RICHMOND.
As Daniel Clark was telling a tree. 81
urday, he was seriously, If not fatally. 10
Jured. lie had chopped tree some two tees
through, when the butt bounded up All
back, taking his cap off his head He
down and was caught by the hips between
log and the body Of the tree \ yola.
man with him finally succeeded 10 gCttlr-
him out Of the vice tie Wa over q ma
from any house, and about three l11--
elapsed before team could be prlelrs1
He has no use of his legs.
stringency in the money market. .ri
lack of Young ladies', was demOnstrtigl
here, one day last week. Report slys az
the cOtillion party, last Friday night. :.
Richmond, about thirty gentleman we-s
present, and three ladies
JERICHO.
Religious meetings have been u-ld I4-.--
the past week at the Corners and Cent?.
under the direction of the Young Ai-n,
Christian Association Great inters-, -
Ielt at both places aud many e5nyer-i5us
have been the result.
On Friday evening", some sneak tai,i 90
tered the entry OF the church ST the Coz
ners, during evening service. and appr5ur-
itei an Overcoat belonging 10 t4y
Williams, who was attending seTvlce i1-
sIde. Ii was new coat purchased the 1ay
before, and cost Sl7.
Field 4 Pereiyai have invested large, -
groceries. and largo quantities Of hardware
md groceries are now being sold az be
Corners, at prices that make grAngs-s
tare.
The telegraph office, at Underhul HAS.
las been removed to Cambridge Ceutr
md also the Young man that handlo1 TIE
electricity there
L. Rowley. at Underhnl Flat. va rs
emily brought before ErastGs Field, e
.harged with vending the ardent contrary
% law. He was found guilty of thru
irst offences and fined $50 aud cost
J. Palmer appeared for the State, ana
J. Monahan Tor respondent On the fol
owing day, L. R1wley ami John NJ
Nichols were brought before ils
anne court on charge oil breach Of ias
lesce Respondents waived an examlua-
ion AMI were bound over to the Count,
'Ourt in the sum OF $50. C. S Palme-
Jr State l. F. Wilbur for respondents