Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-03
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.



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tor ,y,ro ir,;np, ," ",.n I' W;no1si; Sa,s,r
dav .v.n;nn Y.Son nnar 7 ,o;,,s I an.,s ,hny.
w,.ro mo, hy ,wo teams rac,n,, horses Nj
LAM fo,roG ia" rnad ,,oS ny, ,riIo c,ough
and lcf, i, and go, as raar ,ho fcncc no nossi'
pic, Dut one team ran into Elm, tearing one
from ,hr horse and ent;rolvp ,inn,o,isbing their
own wagon xii were thrown ou, and ali
we're hurt. Mrs LAM was seriously and il
was thought fatally
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Inc spiritualisls will hold mass conven-
non at junction House Hall, commencing
November loth' and continuing three days.
The Baptist church is being supplied by
Rev. Mr. Wheeler, who is preaching on trial
The many frie,ds ofDr T. p Howe orc
pleased to see him return in improved health
After leaving Loon Lake he went to Rome
and had cancer removed from his face
lie with his wife are boarding at the public
house at the Centre, where the people are to
be congratulated in having strictly temper
ance hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. Whittier are also
boarding at the hotel The meetings are
growing in interest daily, some forty were in
the inquiry meeting Friday night,
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Daniel j. Millham threshed and cleaned
one hundred and two bushels Of oats in one
hundred and five minutes and four hundred
and thirty-two bushels in ten hours, with one
team. Who can beat this?
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Last Saturday MIR. f. II. butcher, princi-
pal Of the academy, and eleven Of the stu
dents went up Cancels Hump. The day was
fine. From the summit thirteen villages were
IN sight, and the view OF mountains, lakes
anu rivers, win MI. ashing'on towering up
III liic east, was granu. a h0laDlc hlciueh'
", w. L., ~ "nS 'ua. S,a ny WIZ ;.
,,u9 Jn' Vmo ,,, .ne asot.t un NE
, record. After abou, three hours ON Inc
SUNNI, the party reached home about sun.
down.
The late Rufus Patrick was the youngcs,
of the three surviving children of Daniel
: Patrick who came to This town from Fitzwil.
liam, n, H., in 1877. In his younger days
he was a noted teacher in the common
schools. In 1892 he. in company with Lor-
en- Murray, built the foundry and since tina,
.imc NC mas reen engaged III the ilanulac-
auu i,i'iis iloni ,.'iI w uiie, us ms
/ c,mdnJ ,inosi cverv ;mn,emnni nsoJ IN J
farm, Ills work was ALWAYS noted for lis
homes, make lie w.s liberal in h;s rcl;o;nu,
, views and an ardent lover of education. In
society genial wholesoued man, lac "evel
bore without abuse the grand old name Of
gentleman" Though not Il politician he was
r n member of the Legislature from this town
in 1S49 and so.
Rev. William l.. Dean of this town has
gone to New York City to attend Il Friends
, meeting and will be absent three weeks.
Mr. Charles Nash has rcnaireJ the Al.
wood mi which he nmrcbasrJ last Snring
and is hurting in a c,rcul,r s,v
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iaT ,aie' '"''o'S '''s ''ose" ""' "s'"e'7e
~ 'eh'e'
, rls NJ iiprhor, ID I'D. -" 70 , "u
drcd barrels from his orchard
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s,J y, "''o iu",us nus per e uohc anu a.,
." s'ioi. 'i'ut many iariiiciS hh'c lou
"ae' ''e'' ua'''s 'or So''c '''hc'
, Inc funeral services OF Rufus Patrick
/ were held at his late residence Tueslay after
noon, Rev. MIR. llayford of Richmond Off
: eating
t Mr., Andrew Dow died suddenly Wedncs
. the office of his son Isaiah.
The Sunday-school Of the Methods, Epis
4 copal church will give a concert next Sun
day evening.
n, ,ho ovo,,,o ,r No, ., oho,, ~ ,,,,os,,
: mo, a, ia, r'.s;',,snoa y, A. 90 aov", -
2 pou aa ~. -, ainI ", H,i VA, anu .".s, ny
2 ann;rarsar,. III, MI ~, ;non NV 'en.'
,ai' w. i"." m'.' ,.eu '.'.' inty WI
,'aao.,' u., ',n soi,,se, w.. "e'luco u
b ,mor r';ra sI"i,, !" .ne pome,s may pG 1
Allen called the house TO order and with 1
C;Ihart r. 49, 80, "pon ~ "a !.
hahaIf If tho ,ronJs ,'rn,,,a1 ,ha a"u II
which u'.,n o,,on,' H., is,H ,"I -.
5 Nj Rowland ,os,londa,, nr;at,, u" m.u'
: t,artir', ali ,or ,ha;r .; u'1r, "uu ne",u'
, ,ina 49, all ''' 'ue'' A'"u'ess "u" 'eSa''
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Richm,Ond.
There has been in use among cheese fac
: tories and large farm daries for some eigh
| or ten years past n tin curd filler and chees,
bandaser, used for moulding cheese in tn,
bandage. And now comes along AN Dren,
D claiming "A ROYALTY of dollar a hoop ,
e year as il is claimed an infringement of An
1 drews x Opdcn's patent cl,rI filler ant
2 cheese baudnrcr, some farmers have settle,
supposed there was patent on the til
M,
, mere was quite an eXc'tlng squirrel hunt
,asl "Geh, III i'ie cast part OF Inc county
mp fremont nae WIN eighteei men iron
t uuein..i cnallengeu oapt Chhries berr,