Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-17
CIbsTTENDEN COUNTY,.
North Williston.

The house and barn of Mr.. Dunlap were
totally destroyed by fire Tues 1ay evening.
The fire WIS discovered about nine O'Clock
near one Of the chimncys, and is supposed t.
have taken from Il defective fine. 1t had
gained such Roadway that little could he
done except to remove the furniture, the
larger part of which was saved. The cheese
| factory close by took fire several times, but
was saved with little damage. There was
$500 insurance On the house, which was
nearly new, and $500 on tie furniture.
Charlotte.
| Such remarkable weather ami grand
time Ter hauling appc-, ctc, but too drv for
most ploughing Unless We have abuid mi
rains before winter closes in there will be a
general short water supply in wells aud
springs.
Most Of The fruit in this vicinity gocs to
market IN boats ana IS loaded a McNeiIs
and Balls do.k.
Artcmus Ball, Fcn,bar.h. his a good
dgck and has arranged to supply this section
with coal
Mas'cr Lynon Mcneil eel b,a,cd II; bf.
teeuth birthday recently with an evening
parry, inviting 92me tween J five OF his
| mates.
Plenty Of pig corn this wear, is tho ecncral
rule. MIR. BALDWIN has u field OF Mnn,sita
corn lhat promises more Than an Ordinary
| yield.
Onc Of the WINS 10 The bridge ne-r the
George sherman place is b Ing rei aired by
Alnnson Ed-erton. The found titn being
insufficient, the water had Gclr.y under.
mined The stone work.
S L. Russell bau.hf several CIR leuls If
apples for New York pltic,.
Thee has been a gicll deal GcIl of r5plir.
ing ana building this asp1, and carpenters
| have en- IN bllsN Ccmud Grurg. Palmer
oi Ferlshurgh, has expended ab.u, $1,000
on out-Dulldiug,, and is ugw in zoo shape
for comioda. L. huUs ~ If stock. George
James aud IL. ,. Iut,c in district No.
have each built u.w arus
John Quinlan aoc3 to Boston market every
two or three weeks with cattle. lie M.s
fa'tcned some line ta,ll- this season on the
"Guinoa' pastures.
Arthur j. Eaton has re,eatly sold num-
Der OF Wa'c1own twc-s a'cd wagons and
bugEios. Tuey give goJL satisfaction.
j. i. wilkins surveyor in district No. ),
has done splendid work On hi, division, c.
| pccially ON the depot AMI nccti ghpusrAils,
turnpikin- the roai and making glod rut.
tiers ON each side. lie ha, drawn lir-c gun.
| titi's OF slate glaycl On the lcyl sections
Al
may not he generally l!ID..git of, Luz uo,Liug
can be ioun molc lA-'in, o. sm4o her ira
road bed ihan this gravel SuycN ors could
not do bettcr thing tiau 10 raise tie road
high enough to turn the water and then lin.
ish the tops in this material
lflhey don't stop running the train over
the mail JaE when it Is thrown or at the
station it will bee Jma mouu.ouou after a liz.
tie.
II You want to see god job look at the
stone slnicc ways surveyor \. 4. Byiuglon
laid in district No. 8, lu4' Spring Law q
no law, We have pretty far roads in Clar.
| lottc.
Wont some body shoe, tina, lynx or wild
cat that is heard On Mount Pinto frequently
It's terror to the average con boy.
Jericho.
The union meetings under Eyargelis L.
a. Whittier have beea well attended, con-
sregatous increasing daily. Tnr interest
has been gathering powers from the begin
ming. between twenty live amt thirty IN
quters have presented items ives, ard the
work bids fair TO be an extensive one The
Sunday meetings Were deeply impressive
throughout the day. Meetings will Lc con.
urued through the week afternoons ut Two
and evenings at seven, although the cvau.c.
list expects to close Flihy evening.
Essen Junction.
j. X. Drury has made two million brick.
this season and all found ready sale.
Mrs. Polly Place, tn venerable mother OF
X. IL. Place, fol down the cellar stairs ) I
urday evening, inilc Ing severe injuries.
Extra meetings are being held prepara ry
to Mrs. Winters coming among the lc pie.
\ lady found Il one hundred tnIl.r hin Iv