Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-08-13
HruIINsroN AND VICINITY

BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.
Interesting city, county and state ne
will be found on the fourth page OF Il
Taper.
Rev. James Marsden and Rev. George
Guernsey will exchange desks, next Sunda
August 10Th. Meetings at Williston al
Richmond.
Among the questionable Items report
a. found by the Masters in Chancery, in t
Vermont Central accounts, is 81 900 We
paid to B. B. Smalley as passenger age
at Montreal"
ReEimental Commissary Sergeant WI
liam L. French, of this city, has been pr
NOTED to Second Lieutenant of Co. E., an
Private j. Seeley Spaulding, of Co. E.
this city. has been appointed to the VI
cancy.
st. ALBANs BUTTER MARKET, Aug. TO-
Market quiet. Common to fair, Is to
cents medium to good. 20 to % cents
selections, Is to % cents gilt-edge. 3
cents. Several choice lots sold at 81 cents
ouo lot sold for % cents.
B6lEERY At ESSEX JUNcroN.-The stor
oi Beach 4 Howe. at Essex junction, il
which Is kept the postofhee, Mr.. Beael
5sing postmaster, was entered by burglar
saturday night. and nearly so wort!
Of Stamped envelopes. SO in postagi
stamps 30 pennies, and some Canada sl
ser. taken from the post Office The stor'
va ais, robbed Of a dozen pairs of but
c,lore bose, tNu OF three silk scars, a pan
OF black CASHMERE pants. calico shirt, &
black silk cap aud lot of plated jewelry
including a nickel plated silver chain witt
An oval fob and raised anchor on it, side
There is no clue 10 the rascals
NLa.E>Nzs The other day a son Of Nor
man Bristol ca; has ankle with d seythe 50
badly that his toe, drop down whenever be
raises bis foot
4 small number o.. the boys belonging to
the Reform School arrived in town Friday.
.c-4pyiug temporarily the bGilding that
hereafter is TO assigned to the girls.
Butter brings 2s.t,. Some choice lots
cl..mani higher prices.
% y Harvey has been appointed post
l.s-tsr AT Ena,bargh Falls, Vt
tnalorTE-Rev. c. C. Torrey has been
appointed postmaster, vice Alexander re-
moved.
lhe children and grandchildren Of the
late Phneas and Susan White, of West
Nard-b)ro, held a reunion at that place.
last week. eight children out OF ten survi-
'0r- heins present, the Oldest 81 years Of
age, and the youuges, 49,
RICHMOND NARkEr. Aug. 9th.-Market
active, with but little butter and cheese Of
lored. Batter sold at - to pc for fair to
good p to 27c for choice and selections.
Cheese sold at 9 to Toe for farm dairy. and
a: II TO I2c for sage and factory.
There J., 40 Dob, that the genuine Colo
r4i5 potato bug j. on our borders, if not
already n Vermont \ specimen of the
le.ul.r ton lined beetle was sent 70 Prot
Perkins la,t week. from Port Henry.
E-.sx Tie late Daniel TYLER Sas the
last bus one surviving member oe the Con-
-re-a;I1nai Church, that united with it dur /
nag the eroa: revival of ls2l Himself and |
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a"- the number OF transient visitors has
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