Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-09-26

suffered from a slight hemorrhagc from his
lungs last week, is regaining strength daily.
He will remain in the Adirondacks during
the Winter
UNDERHGLL-The Ladies Dime Society
propose to have a lecture course during the
Fall and Winter with prominent speakers
from abroad, the avails to be used for the
benefit of the Congregational church.
RICHMOND MARKET, Sept. 92.-Trade in
butter Was very brisk. Sales were made at
10 to Il cents for ordinary; Is to IS cents
for fair to good, and 20 to % for choice to
fine. Cheese sold at G to cents for farm
make and factory.
Accident. Winooski, Saturday after
noon. as DR. J. H. Richardson was driving
into his door-yard his horse suddenly took
fright and ran, throwing out the Doctor,
who struck violently against the gate-post
receiving severe injuries.
MoHE PEACHEs-If any one has any doubt
as 10 the possibility of raising peaches in this
locality We refer him to our townsman, Mr..
II. l. Pierson. From one tree in his garden,
this season. Mr.. Pierson has picked a peck
of delicious peaches large, handsome and
finely favored.
INTHE competitive examination Of the can
didatcs who made application for appoint
ment for the cadetship to West Point from
tho First Toprracc;opaI dietric, of this Stota
Stephen VI Foote of New Haven was recon-
mendcd by the examiners to Col. Joyce for
the appointment.
The Shepard & Morse Lumber Company
art building several large lumber sheds-one
Of them at the corner of College and Lake
streets, and another covering their entire
dock. at the foot Of Main street This indi-
Gates that the business of this large firm is
increasing rapidly.
ST ALBAYs BITTER MARKET, Sept. 23.-
The attendance was good, receipts light,
market active and prices higher Good to
choice sold at Is To 20 cents per pound; Sc
lections % cents per pound, with few extra
choice diaries at a higher price No poor
quality Of butter Offering.
Two men who left the Crawford House in
the White Mountains, Friday afternoon 10
ascend Mount Washington by the bride
path, were overtaken by the darkness and lost
their way. They reached the summit Satur-
day morning badly used up. The ice on
rh1ir hats uas balf on inch tbicE
DIED OF HIS INJURIES. Wade, the
brakeman who was 50 badly injured on the
Montpelier and Wells River railroad at the
the time of the State Fair at Montpelier, died
of his injuries Saturday morning at O'Clock.
His left leg had been amputated and the
other was terribly mangled while he was
badly bruised otherwise
The White Mountain hotels arc closing a
most successful season. A rough estimate
places the money expended by visitors in the
mountains the past summer at 81, 500, 600,
about 1910, 200 Of which was paid to the
Profile, Glen, Crawford, Fabyan and Twin
mountain houses Snow fell on Mt. Wash
ington Saturday afternoon.
The Governor General Of Canada in an
order dated eart A,b but no,r frs, nuhl;sb
ed prohibits the importation into the pro-
vinces Of Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick,
Nova Sco,i, o,d Pho rdrrar5 I,la,d g
cat,lo from IN. Tri,ood S,o,oo If Ar,orioo
until tho c,I, d,,. NJ. oo,,l,or nov, :, oo,,
so,uorco IS ,t,o ,,r,,,o1oro, oe ,,,o,,ro 60,
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Of the attractions ,f tho affair will Ia. ,I.,.
WALKING match bctD,eo, II,rriu,,, and
O'Rrien NJ the rink on Wednesdav oveni,o
Positive assurances from both nedeetrions
have bern received that they will he nreennt
and Sberman's Military hand will furnish
the music.
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nora of ,I,i. Cir 49,, ,,,oh;. ,t;- ii,
enorrr ord ,-iror ond ,horo :. o,,or,, -
pect OF a successful and creditable exhibition
As before stated, the premiums aggregate
$500 Gucluding s275 in the horse racing de
partmentJ, and in all departments liberal
prizes are offered. The fair will be held at
the old grounds at Essex Junction on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. Both
and Oct. 1st and ID 5. II. Weston Of
Winooski is president of the society and
John A. Percival of Jericho the secretary.
i'h'"NiN' Ao'iphNi 4i'nO'y morn
ing at ABOUT o CLOCK young man named
hooer's' engaged III uhioadlhS nuiilD'r from